that is the scary part when he talked about rt news, i enjoyed listening to rt news on my ipad while i watch cnn on current events that unfold. i think the american people should have that. if you got a problem with an rt news or -- show it to the people. do not ban it. you want to ban information. host: you want to ban information? caller: i do not think the caller has heard a single word i said. i said quite the opposite. i said if you like rt news, even if you believe rt news, that is your right and nobody should ban it. people should know that rt news is controlled by vladimir putin. that is a fact. it is just the way people should know that c-span was started by the cable television industry. that is a fact. i am not in favor of banning anything, quite the opposite. if you supply information about sources, what you are saying is that all of these sources should exist, it is just people should want to know what they want to know what is behind the sources, not that they are nefarious, not that they are terrible, gestate the facts. -- just state the facts. host: lawyers are the so

0fcom has butted heads with rt previously.pounds a few years ago with regards to its coverage of the salisbury poisonings was of that was an impartiality issue with the regulator deemed that rt presented that story was inaccurate and unfair. so, there's a little bit of history. but it's a complex... i mean, the two clips you played there are in some ways contradictory. as a sort of pincer movement going on. the culture secretary warning 0fcom, saying that, needed to make sure you're across this and then you get the prime minister saying, "well, it's entirely up to the regulator to decide." it's a tricky balancing act for the regulator to walk. and how does actually work? who does have the power to pull rt off the air — is it 0fcom? is it the government? yes, i mean all calm can revoke broadcast licenses. that's when it gets most of bit does not happen very often. i mean, you know, most of the time went off, is ruling against broadcasters, it's for frankly far less serious issues. this is a difficult, difficult thing for 0fcom

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their moscow office was shut down today in retaliation for banning rt.he winter olympics begin in beijing. fireworks at the opening ceremony lighted the sky as beijing becomes the first city to host both the summer and now the winter games. i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the u.s. and to all of you around the world, good to have you with us. we begin with two presidents who want the world to know that they are on the same page. the leaders of china and russia today promised deeper ties with "no limits." vladimir putin met with xi jinping in beijing in a choreographed show of solidarity hours before the opening ceremonies. they sent a message to the west as well that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. >> the highest profile guest of the winter olympics touching down in beijing. russian president vita mayor putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. before that, a much awaited reunion with his chinese counterpart. >> the opening day of the winter olympics is the start of spring. on this special day we meet. we

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when he talks about rt news, i enjoyed listening to rt news on my ipad.atch cnn on current events that unfold. i think the american people should have that. if you have a problem with rt news or the segments, lay it out there and show it to the people. don't panic. don't ban information. host: do you want to respond? guest: i think the caller did not hear a single word i said. i said quite the opposite. i think if you like rt news, even if you believe rt news, that is your right. nobody should ban it. but people should know that rt news is controlling -- is controlled by vladimir putin. that is a fact. just like people should know that c-span was started by the cable tumble -- television industry. that is a fact. i am not in favor of banning anything. quite the opposite. if you supply information about sources, what you are saying is that all the sources should exist. it is just that people should want to know, if they want to know. who is behind those sources? not that they are nefarious or terrible, but just state the facts. host: a question on twitter.

rt and sputnik are controlled by the russian government and widely regarded as propaganda outlets. >> eu also will deliver $500 million worth of weapons to ukraine. it is the first time the eu will arm a country at war germany, sweden, denmark and belgium have also pledged to send anti-tank weapons, body armor, missiles, rations and military funding to the embattled country. >>> even in these early stages of the war, ukraine has already won over the world in its battle to protect its democracy we've seen so much support for those suffering now. here's kate snow. >> reporter: at the chapel in the center of lviv, one lone man saying a prayer, lighting a candle with his son. millions of strangers were also praying for them from chicago's st. nicholas ukrainian catholic church to silver spring, maryland, st. andrews ukrainian orthodox cathedral new york's archbishop attending mass with the ukrainian congregation the governor of ohio declaring a state wadeide day of prayer for ukraine. in new york city a crowd gathering to show their support for ukrainian civilians caught in a nightmare. >

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the u.k., may taking rt off the air in the united kingdom.hat was talked about in pmq's in the last hour, too. tom: it underscores the next step as we wait. let's be clear, it is a holiday in russia, right? jonathan: it is a holiday. tom: i see a better stockmarket market. i got a dow lift, spa let -- spx lift jonathan:. it is a strong bounce -- spx lift. jonathan: it is a strong bounce. lisa: what is the exposure in the s&p to russia right now? jonathan: 0.1%. lisa: at a certain point, direct ramifications are negligible for a lot of developed market assets, and there has been so much isolation of russia at this point that it really comes down to the oil and gas transmission mechanism which is a lot harder to game out. i think that is what you are feeling and markets is a bit of a sigh of relief that we did not see the worst case an area just yet. tom: what is so important is to put it in perspective. the russian gdp i think is a little bigger than new york state, was a huge oil impact. maybe this year it will be larger because oil is at $90

so they are concerned, absolutely, john. >> so jill dohearty, you mentioned the head of the rt is doing maybe doing some free spin here. to what extent is that true? to what extent if no russians cross the border to ukraine has vladimir putin succeeded anyway? >> reporter: i think that depends on what side of the border you're on. for russians which is very important for president putin, i think they can begin to make a case -- and it's very early in the game to say they won here, but i think they can domestically. internationally i think they have a real problem. i mean, this is not looking good. and if you look at all the european countries are in agreement that what russia is doing is wrong. so i -- i think we have to see ultimately what president putin does, but so far i don't think it's working in their favor. >> i have to say the messaging war in full force tonight. what a great discussion. jill dohearty, clarissa ward, kaitlan collins, thank you all very much. >>> some additional perspective now especially on these military developments and what to make of them. joining us for th

rt, formerly known as russia today, has already been publishing stories about british-trained “saboteurs attacks, and american mercenaries preparing a“ provocation using chemical weapons.” deputy foreign affairs minister sergey vershinin blamed today's violencen ukraine. >> people for many years have been subject to shelling by the ukrainian army, and that has continued today. >>chifrin: but u.s. officials say it's the russian army that continues shelling, in massive exercises in belarus. russia says it's withdrawing some troops, but senior u.s. officials say the number of russian troops increased by 7,000, and are poised for invasion. british intelligence even tweeted what it called rsia's“ possible axis of invasion” on seven fronts. >> saddam hussein and his regime have made no effort-- no effort-- to disarm as required. >> schifrin: and 19 years after one of blinken's predecessors gave a speech based on false intelligence, blinken embraced the comparison. >> i'm mindful that some have called into question our information, recalling previous instances where intelligence ultimately did

one of these shows -- the head of rt, which we know quite well, margarita, said that it seemed to me that she was beginning to kind of prepare the ground for the argument putin got something out of this. and what she said was, at least they are listening to us and beginning to talk with us. and then, she added maybe something will happen but she said she's skeptical. so there are, you know, when we look at what -- how they are framing it, i think it's very important to see what they are telling the russian people. >> that is really interesting. it's all a sham but maybe putin has already won their spinning right now. kaitlan, from the white house, what is the administration's next move? what are you seeing behind the scenes? >> well, a e they are basically warning what jill was zwraukting about. saying to expect more false reports in russian state media in the coming days. maybe, a pretext that they have talked about to basically creating a situation where russia could attempt to justify an invasion. and they listed off several false reports. they said all of the ones the rumors that

there's the rts and the moscow exchange. rts, i believe, is the one denominated in u.s. dollars. currency dropped the most that it has ever dropped. at what point do you think citizens start to react negatively in russia to what vladimir putin is doing? >> well, after a hearing president biden deck lalation about the -- declaration about the sanctions, i'm sure they will start feeling it in their pockets, in their bank accounts. it will affect the will of the russian people. moreover, i don't think they really understand what is the reason for this war, what's actually the source of the war. no one knows. no one in the u.n., no one in israel and i think the russian people deserve answers why we are seeing those -- in the ukraine. liz: cybersecurity, we just spoke to dmitri about this, and he absolutely believes that the attacks are going to begin now. is president biden, from where you sit, doing the right thing in continuing and forging ahead with these sanctions, and should we be going further when it comes to the so-called swift financial institution and that network where if

you might be able to see there was an open bottle of wh looks like sparkly wind of some rt.me minister saying, no, that this cod be looked at, by thend of the day, we have the police say they are now reconsidering. so it is dragging this all back to the whole party scandal, and as they are attempting to move on, finding attention back on this issue. >> i wasbout to ask you there, damien, because the prime minister and his colleagues deciding to move on, being pulled back to some degree, inevitably, by the fact that police say they are talking to 50 people or more. damien: we know that police are going to comb through all the evidence and contact those who they wanted to question. and we know that one of the questions they have for people is if they consider that there might have been a breach of the, is to go to people and say well, what is your explanation for what has happened here for your perhaps present acts on events. ros: those are some of the developments, considering the parties in downing street. let's turn back to the issue of covid restrictions and how they may b

cover the european union announcing that it's to restrict the russian media outlets, russia today, rtat matter which includes facebook has within the past few minutes announced that it will be restricting access to rt and sputnik across the european union. that is relevant because russia todayis that is relevant because russia today is a tv network and a number of different countries, a lot of its audience comes from online consumption. for meta— and intern facebook to say we are not allowed its content to be shared in the european union is perhaps as significant as it being a ban on tv networks. meta expressing its view on that issue within the eu. next... next... russia's central bank has tried to reassure russians, saying it has... and this was kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov. .. and here's president putin himself. translation: i invited you to talk about issues related to economics and finance. we discuss this topic naturally bearing in mind the sanctions the so—called western community, as accorded in my speech the empire of lies is now trying to implement against our country. th

they're calling it that ds rt surf resort and the people building that say the nearly 6 acre surfingwill be able to hold as many as 80 surfers at a time. the project says the first of its kind in the world construction is set to get underway this summer and they say it will wrap up next year. ride share company lyft is adding a new feature to help track your flight as you travel to the airport. if you take a lift to the terminal, you'll get flight updates delivered directly to your lyft app. the rideshare app will now display flight numbers boarding times terminal and gate information. these features are available to riders who and this is important, connect their lift with their delta skymiles account. this feature is available only in the u.s.. >> a new plan could mean at least some relief to the port backlogs in california. it's because of a new partnership with fedex. the first fedex vessel arrived at port made today. caring things from a show like electronics and car parts, clothing, general, birch and ice. it is hoped this partnership will ease the logjam at the ports of la and

include youtube, which has suspended several russian channels, including the state-funded media outlet rt from generating revenue. yesterday, twitter blocked russian-state media from running ads on its platform. meta's facebook is blocking some ads, as well. >>> delta airlines suspended its partnership with the airline. it allowed customers to book flights on other airline. the announcement comes after britain banned the flights into the country. germany's largest airline will not use russian airspace for the next seven days because of the unfolding violence. we are hearing that from an nbc producer based in germany. all flights to russia are now suspended. keeping a close eye on the situation in ukraine, when we are not on the air, you can get updates on this changing situation on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the link in our way to help when they needed help. we are back in 60 seconds withb >>> and they are eed if he had up with how their community looks, so they are doing something about it. the day of action in one san francisco neighborhood. >> and right now, our

>> youtube says it has suspended several russian channels, including the state-funded media outlet, rt, from generating revenue on the site. yesterday twitter stopped ads on its platform in both russia and ukraine. it also said it is policing platform manipulation. misleading accounts and high profit accounts, meta's facebook is stopping some ads as well. >>> international humanitarian non-profits have mobilized to help ukrainians. if you're looking to help, we've created an article showing how you can do that. go to nbcbayarea.com. click on the link in the trending bar. >>> people gathered today to observe the first oscar grant day celebrated in oakland. grant's death became a flash point for the bay area, and his legacy lives on in a new way. christie smith reports. >> we are here today for the first oscar grant day that's held here in the oakland community. >> reporter: wanda johnson talked about the impact observing this day, something supporters believe was long overdue. >> we are excited about this day because it is a day that we will continue to host every year. it will actually

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mayor rebased youtube today barred russia's state owned media outlet rt and other russian channels from receiving money from advertisements that run with their videos. reuters reports. ukrainian digital minister had asked youtube to quote block the propaganda russian channels. there will be similar to a decision by facebook yesterday that barred russian state media from running ads or generating revenue from ads on its services anywhere in the world. delta airlines is cutting ties with russian national airline aeroflot. the coach sharing agreement had allowed customers to book trips with both airlines on the same ticket. delta's move comes after the u. k band all aeroflot air flights into britain. russia retaliated by closing its airspace to british carriers, aeroflot is still permitted to fly into the west and liquor stores across in bars across the country in north america are showing their solidarity with ukraine by getting rid of their russian vodka brands. the show of support against the invasion is coming in several forms in bend, oregon. one restaurant owner poured all of his rus

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point is she may have 80 senators, if she didn't have to publicly say they were supporting her, would rt spoke her. but the politics these days, particularly of how things are going on the right side of the aisle, i think will -- i would be surprised if it is anything more than 55, 56. i want to express a little miami home town pride. she graduated from the high school my dad went to. my high school. this is the first florida supreme court justice. a little home town pride. i have it once in a while. >> thank you. maya wiley is a civil rights attorney and legal analyst. with this particular pick, this is a rare moment where a member of the supreme court could be taken to the bench with experience in criminal defense. how does that shape what she might bring to the court? >> let's start by saying that it will demonstrate the diversity that we need to add to the bench. only about 7% of federal judges have that public defender as a background. and it is extremely useful background to have in understanding from all sides the cases that can come before the court that engage in questions of se

the most popular person on american cable, we can run him on rt.n putin's head. what's in his head is, he's fought four wars, small ones, and won them all. he fought a really big war, the information war in america, and he won that too. why does the guy think he can win this war? because every war he fights he's won, including a big one on our domestic soil. >> my question for you, ben, is it viewed as an end point? at least two of those guys plan to run for president in 2024, could lift these brutal sanctions. >> well, part of what i think putin might have been counting on, leading into the last election, is that donald trump was going to withdraw from nato. >> he wanted to. >> he wanted to. and look, if the u.s. is not in nato, there is no nato. we are the predominant muscle and command and control force of nato. i think the other thing that we have to recognize here is it's not just kind of casual opinions for tucker carlson and donald trump. they share an ideology, you know, vladimir putin has been at the vanguard of an ethno-nationalist author

a key pa rt a key part of the brexit deal unravels as northern ireland holds customs checks on goods the british mainland. and are they carrying a torch for free speech? what can and can't be said by 0lympic what can and can't be said by olympic athletes in beijing. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. we start with the latest on the ukraine crisis — and the news that president biden has approved the deployment of 3,000 troops to bolster nato allies in the region. this would be the first major movement of us forces in russia's military stand—off with ukraine. 2,000 will be sent to poland and germany, and a i,000—strong squadron will be redeployed from germany to romania. a pentagon spokesman said the deployments were a signal that america was ready to defend its allies — but he was keen to stress the troops were not going to fight in ukraine. the united states stands shoulder—to—shoulder with our nato allies. the current situation demands that we reinforce the deterrent and defensive posture on nato�*s eastern flank. president b

top headlines here on rt. tensions are mounting...to review russia today, the channel described as vladimir putin's personal propaganda tool, to stop it spreading disinformation. and, when it comes to the billions of pounds from russia that pass through the city of london, here the government is accused of foot dragging. we shouldn't be waiting for russia to attack others to clean up the corruption and russian money which has been fuelling in the uk. under the tories, a sewer of dirty russian money has been allowed to run through london for years. we are going much further, to uncloak the true owners of russian companies and russian properties in this country, and high time. those changes won't happen fast, so the government is under pressure to do more now and widen its sanctions net, criticised for not going as far as the us and the eu. damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. in a moment, we'll hear from our north america editor, sarah smith, in washington, but first to our europe editor, katya adler, in brussels. we expect an em

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emily: your head of policy nick clegg just announced you will be suspending russian state run media rtnd sputnik in europe. there are calls for you to do that globally. when you look at the bigger picture, what more do you think meta and its platforms can do to crack down on this kind of disinformation? >> so we've already taken a number of steps on russian state media. we have removed their ability to run ads and de-monetized them around the world, as nick mentioned, in response to the -- request from the ukrainian government and blocks them from broadcasting into the eu and ukraine. we are taking a range of other steps to de-amplify their ability to share information on our platforms, and also we have third-party fact checkers continuing to review content posted by russian state media and other entities around the world. when they identify something as false or misleading, we labeled that to make sure people can see it, and down drink it so it doesn't appear in people's feeds and people are less likely to encounter that information. emily: meantime, you have the russian government as

we also heard in the past hour that the government has a asked ofcom to look at the licence that rt, but shows the concern about what ministers see as russian disinformation in the uk. i think the rhetoric is still increasing. i think some of the tension is still increasing. that has been reflected increasing. that has been reflected in comments made by the defence secretary ben wallace, unguarded comments he made when speaking to the military and talked about vladimir putin going full tonto and talked of crimea war and the uk kicking the backside of tzar then. so some of the tensions will keep increasing and some of the sanctions are likely to increase too.— are likely to increase too. thank ou. the are likely to increase too. thank you the price — are likely to increase too. thank you. the price of— are likely to increase too. thank you. the price of petrol - are likely to increase too. thank you. the price of petrol has - are likely to increase too. thank you. the price of petrol has hit. are likely to increase too. thank| you. the price of petrol has hit a new reach and could rea

very based youtube today barred russian state owned media outlet rt and other russian channels from receivingisements that run on their platform. reuters reports. ukrainian digital minister had asked youtube quote block the propaganda russian channels. the move is similar to a decision by facebook yesterday that barred russian state media from running ads or generating revenue from ads on its services anywhere in the world. liquor stores and bars across north america, showing their solidarity with ukraine tonight by getting rid of their russian vodka brands. the show of protests against the invasion is coming in several forms and bend, oregon. in fact , one restaurant owner poured all of his russian vodka down the drain. liquor store. knoxville tennessee sold what's left of its russian products at cost and even smashed a bottle. in a widespread move, the finance minister of ontario, canada, ordered all russian vodka be removed from stores. our website and app. you can use it to stay up to date with everything that's going on with the russian invasion of ukraine . extensive coverage includes o

as we look to our temperatures, mid 40s concord as well as for kland,ermore51, 59 in rt san franciscose at 52. a live look with our salesforce tower camera as we look north, we have a beach hazard statement that is in effect until 7:00 p.m. use extra caution. we have the sunshine and mild temperatures across the region and people might want to check to the beach. if you do, use extra caution due to dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents. it's because of this strong ridge of high pressure. you see that flow drawing in the northerly winds. that's why with the dry air we will continue to warm up. light to breezy conditions out of the north and northwest, offshore wind flow for us and all of that will bring sunshine as we head through today. it's why we have clear skies this morning. temperatures are 66 in san francisco, 67 in oakland around the bay, upper 60s for the peninsula, 68 in red wood city. south bay, santa clara, upper 60s, close to 70. 67 in concord, inland east bay, pleasanton, tri valley, livermore. the north bay, 67 for napa. snow report. it was so great to see a co

and i wonder because that rt won't be possible as you said to insert in ai, to what extent it leavesm for the kinds of negotiations that henry, you engaged in for many many years where there is a human dimension. there is a connection that exists between leaders and if it's all done by ai without sufficient human interaction, on the one hand it could be terrible if the 2 are megalomaniacs but if the 2 are searching for a peaceful solution sometimes i can maybe be more important than any strategic answer that comesthrough ai . >> i feel that as we say in the book there should be a human element in our efforts that are based on ai that we should not advocate basic decisions to artificial intelligence. but i would certainly say that using artificial intelligence to answer some of the questions that you are raising and what we have to avoid is given how we've developed terribly different views of artificial intelligence and capacities of artificial intelligence, and how they interact with each other related to capacity of human control or that we find a way by which artificial intelligen

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taking a live look at kiev rts e we just heard fromthe ere and he saf there large ale law in ukraine.got this new video in overnight of some the out skirt breakaway regions. those are the areas that russian president decided to recognize as independent states. ukraine also just released a new statement saying have been 152 attacks in the regions on homes, schools and public infrastructure. looking at the white house where united states sanctions have already started. the president signing an order to halt united states business activity in those regions specifically. the united states and european allies set to announce fresh sanctions against russia on tuesday. we heard from germany overnight that it is halting work on this big controversial pipeline that would bring oil from russia. we will find out more about that today and we will watch it. back to you. >>> in a developing story major league baseball owners and the player's association are in a vital week of negotiations. >> the clock is ticking. >> it's ticking, especially if you don't want to see opening day be delayed. opening

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>>rt listen, ali, i think you'r going to appreciate what i'm about to say, this is nothing but putin pull your brain theory. he has essentially made up lies about aly country that he feels should never haveat left the russian n empire. we talked about the ussr. but in reality, putin sees is himself as catherine the great. this country was annexed and taken over by catherine the great in the late 1700s. putin describes ukrainians in the way that white racists describe people of color. i think because ukrainians quote-unquote look white americans can't possibly see a white person not having any control whatsoever over their their individual agency. but that's exactly what's happening here,t this is -- it imperialism, but it goes deeper than politics. theth way putin describes it. one more thing, in his speech, what a lot of people are not paying attention, what he said about crimea, calls them ca terrorists. he hass a very islamophobic mind-set against crimea tartars, and she's basically trying to rewrite history and make the history that ukrainians themselves don't fully exist because

what he is saying is indistinguishable from rt propaganda. >> that's russia today propaganda. >> and is these officials who have praised putin, they've ended up in russian propaganda a day later. they know this. they know better. it is concerning to say the least. i think mcconnell put out an extremely strong statement following the threats from russia. and i think the smarter old school republicans are in the right place on this. there's a wing of the party that's very scared. >> and congresswoman liz cheney tweeted this about what trump said. the adulation calling him a genius, trump's interests don't seem to align with the interests of the united states of america. aiding our enemies. she uses her words very carefully. aiding our enemies is a crime. >> she's right. what is so disappointing is that liz cheney and adam kin zinger are the only ones talking about that. if you're a republican like me, you don't think trump is a great person, it has felt like you're taking crazy pills watching this version of the republican party. i was born in 1980. i'm a reagan baby. a baby of the col

. >>> let's go now to atika sure rt here in ha veefb. you and i are are both here, and we have object bogt been hearing these sirens going off. i think i have counted eight or nine separate times now, warning people to stain doors and, you know, stay calm, as well, according to state television here. what are you hearing about how people are are protecting and preparing? >> well a couple days ago, we know the ukrainian government sent out brochures to people, what to do in the event of an emergency, in the event of war. they told people to be ready, stock up on food, water, any cooking, gas that they -- in case they get cut off. also, make sure they have another source of heating. they asked people to stay at home but if needed to, to find out where the closest shelters are are, as well. now, we have been hearing those sirens as you point out and i have noticed just here on the street, many people going out to get that extra food that was recommended. saw some -- several families actually come by, kids with their backpacks stuffed. i thi

obviously, rt is not showing this. but through social media.ssia. and also through text messaging. from their friends who live in ukraine, showing them what is happening. how much -- and i know vladimir putin is an autocrat, so public opinion doesn't entirely matter there. but it's got to matter to a point. >> yeah, the danger for putin here is sort of the russian urban middle class, the people living in moscow and st. petersburg who don't want this isolation, whose businesses will suffer from these new -- this cutoff from s.w.i.f.t. and what's amazing is how quickly and rapidly the digital age is changing the nature of warfare. and in terms of messaging, zelenskyy is outdueling putin here. these quick impromptu videos, you know, that zelenskyy's showing that he's in kyiv and he's fighting i think are very effective. these images of men, women in civilian clothes being given kalashnikov assault rifles and going out risking their lives to defend themselves. there are some images on social media of russian tanks that have run out of gas. this is