and we have a candy bar named baby ruth. >> the actual candy company contacted the cleveland family to put the images of the baby and also francis on that. we have political memorabilia or souvenirs and they contacted the family actually to have those images on that candy bar but sadly ruth passed away and sadly she was pregnant with the child at the time and both happened almost at the same time so she did not get a chance to say goodbye to ruth before she passed away. >> it was very early in her childhood. >> they were afraid that the disease could affect the child and everybody thinks that candy bar was named after babe ruth buthe that was long past that time and you hear it from the bikini company that will say it is named for baby ruth said you see a lot of the likeness on the candy wrappers both were beautiful she was a beautiful child and francis was a beautiful woman so why not put that on display? a >> talk about your interest inse politics he mentioned talking on the kitchen table when did you take a serious interest quick. >> probably not until junior high. and brothers a

we have a candy bar named after baby ruth. tell us what you know about the family stories about baby ruth. >> so the actual candy company contacted the cleveland family to actually put the images of the baby and also frances on that and we have actual tons of political memorabilia, tons of souvenirs that have been given away and they actually contacted the family to actually, you know, allow both images on the candy bar. but sadly, like you said, ruth passed away and sadly susan, she was pregnant with a child at the time and both happened almost at the same time. so she did not get a chance to say good-bye to ruth before she passed away. >> i think she was in her very early childhood? >> that's correct. they were afraid that the disease, i think was, the disease would certainly affect the child. >> but she lives on. >> she does. >> susan, everybody thinks that the candy bar does named after baby ruth but that was long past that time. you hear it from the candy company. they will actually say it's named for baby ruth and you se

we have a candy bar named after baby ruth. tell us about the family stories about baby ruth. >> the actual candy company contacted the family to put images of the baby and also francis and we have political memorabilia and they contacted the family. but sadly, like you said, ruth passed away and sadly, susan, she was pregnant with the child at the time and both happened almost at the same time, so she did not get a chance to say goodbye before she passed away. >> andn a very early. >> they were afraid the disease would certainly affect the child. >> but she moves on and it never goes away. >> everybody thinks that candy bar was named after babe ruth but it was long past that time. do you hear it from the candy company that will actually say this name and you see the likeness on a lot of the candy wrappers. she was a beautiful child, francis was a beautiful woman, so why not put that on the display for sure. >> let's talk about you and your interest in politics. you mentioned the family used to talk about this. when did you tak

ruth, you want to jump in on that?> sorry, i was thinking of actually gaddafi, and what happens is these guys, they can get extremely destructive and not care what they burned down, if they think that there are threatened. and putin is probably enraged right now. he is enraged that's a landscapes become this kind of icon. he's enraged of all the solidarity we talked about before. so this could lead him to escalate his nephews and try to conduct some kind of sabotage work bare, which would be very tragic. >> let me switch gears for a moment, get your thoughts on something. bobby, you and i track low sleep soccer, or international football. it was announced today that abramovich, the russian billionaire owner of chelsea fc, would be handing over stewardship of the soccer club to the trustees of the chelsea charitable foundation. a lot of people are saying that is huge, and perhaps, he's in some ways trying to deflect what may be coming towards him, and towards other russian oligarchic's. but in general, it's been interes

amenazando al mundo con sus misiles y otras cosas, siempre tenÍa china que estar calmÁndolo, aquÍ ruthmando atenciÓn a lo que dices joe biden, pero esto es porque no ve a los estados unidos como el paÍs que era antes de los cuatro aÑos de donald trump. yo no creo que putin hubiese tomado esta acciÓn antes. yo creo que las consecuencias, ni gra las hemos comenzado a ver le considerar lo que puede ocurrir en europa sin una guerra comienza en ucrania. patricia: gracias por este contacto y seguiremos pendientes de cÓmo evoluciona la situaciÓn y estaremos hablando del tema en las prÓximas ediciones informativas. ¿y quÉ consecuencia puede sufrir estados unidos con esto? reportero: lo que ocurre en ucrania nos afecta a todos, el primer golpe lo entremos ——sentiremos en el bolsillo y de la gasolina que de por sÍ ya esta cara, va a ser subiendo ya que rusia es un gran proveedor de combustible y gas natural y esta situaciÓn provocarÍa inestabilidad en el paÍs. y aunque inicialmente lÍderes republicanos apoyaron al gobierno para que calmarÁ a vladimir putin, indiscutiblemente van a sufrir el cast

that's true, but ruth doubled down on the idea is that this will be to make shares more accessible. they have heard from some investors that a split like this would help them achieve that kind of buying power, even though, yes, there are other avenues. of course the big focus is topline revenue, double-digit growth yet again. she talked about the vaccinations, they had a restorative plan for recovery in the economy, but they are pleased to see the strength of the overall economy reflected in their business. but she still said there is uncertainty had. they cannot make broad generalizations what they are seeing now, the flood of businesses back to digital advertising to catch those coming out of florentine in the second phase of the pandemic, that looks good for alphabet. romaine: we were joking the other day about doing google searches and everything you get is just ads. from an investor point i guess that is fantastic. i'm curious about youtube. we are seeing them firing on all cylinders in previous quarters. emily: in terms of the weakness in youtube, she compared it to the fourth

ruth: it is. it is.ould say the thing we're really excited about are these new buildings, because we were building sustainability into everything we do. so, really forward looking. emily: good? ok. ♪ from one of the newest workspaces at the googleplex in view, california, this is "bloomberg studio 1.0," with alphabet cfo ruth porat.

and already in kiev, the capital of ukraine, very perilously close to the border of bella. ruth, quite easy for russian forces to reach, and there's been reports that there is fighting, at least on the northern part of the city. ukraine's defense ministry has called the civilians in this city of about 3000000 people to stand doors and prepare molotov cocktails to use against advancing russian forces. give you some idea of how desperate the situation is there. the city's mayor saying that the city isn't what he's calling a defensive posture. and we also believe that, of course, ukraine's leadership, including presidents of density, is in the city. even though he has said that he sees himself as the target number, one of russian forces. now moving to the east, we're seeing again, these forces troops mechanized divisions moving from russia proper through the rebel held territory here and into the rest of ukraine. this is the don, this region you probably heard so much about part of which is has been since 2014 held by russian back separatists. and they're using this to push into a further

and also just shortly after the so called offer was made by russia, the president of bella, ruth pointed out it zalinski doesn't appear at that negotiation table. then this country's going to lose it, state you. it's still an offer even combined with the threat. they are clearly not negotiation is all about if you enter what actually the ending or the conclusion of that is quite open. and so as a result of presidents lensky decided to reject that offer. but at the same time also made clear that this country is very much open to negotiation, but simply not in belarus. in fact, a few days ago, he offered last meat and sit down in poland in warsaw, no common day nor reaction there from russia. there is a huge concern here in ukraine, though that this may be, of course, is understood by russia. this rejection. all right, then we're just going to keep bonding your country more. so people are really worried. what's going to happen next in ukraine? let's talk about what's happening actually on the ground. at this point. it looks very com where you are, how are things generally looking today whe

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now, russian troops began attacking ukraine on thursday from bella, ruth and the north, russia in the east and crimea in the south. here is the full range of rushes, offensive, marked in red. the russian forces that entered from neighboring bella, rue search through the area round the chernobyl nuclear plant. on the 2nd day of the invasion. it's the size of the world's at worsted nuclear disaster. now street fighting broke out in the capital key of where people have been urged to take shelter. and that despite the fact that ukrainian troops blew up several bridges leading into the city to slow the progress of russian armored vehicle. i well dennis gander is a member of the youth advisory council to president zalinski joins us now from brazil. kevin ukraine were russian forces blew up, an oil depot, and then his country. thank you so much for joining us now. i understand you're not actually invest key anymore, you're nearby, but tell us sort of what happened in the aftermath of that explosion. so hello everyone. good evening, the united kingdom leaving the world. i'm still hearing not

ukraine. kremlin officials say president of your approach and is ready to send a delegation to bell ruth for talks with ukraine. and that announcement was made as the you revealed it will freeze personal assets linked to mr. brewton. the news comes as ukrainian forces continue to battle with russian troops on the edge of ki, if the streets of the capital remain largely deserted after another night of attack . that prompted many people to take shelter in underground metro stations. an apartment building was also partially destroyed overnight. ukraine that it shot down to russian missiles and a fighter jet over the capitol. and the ukrainian government says, 137 people have been killed since the invasion began, while hundreds more have been injured. they went across now to our russian affairs analyst, constantine aga, he's on the wine from vilnius lithuania, constantine, we're hearing now that the kremlin is suggesting talks with kit in minsk, the capital of bella, ruth, and an ally of russia. what do you make of that? well, it's in imitation proposal because of the conditions that are att

i think we have a technical problem with ruth.talked about sanctions, how effective they can be. literally for the last two hours, all i've seen is tweets, emails, and messages about governments getting involved, either imposing sanctions on the two breakaway regions of ukraine, the canadians, the brits, and the white house. we were talking about when to impose sanctions, is this the midst of an invasion? >> it's in the middle of an invasion, but it's right at the precipice. the sanctions that i hope to see tomorrow are things like sanctions on russian state financial institutions, even if they're not state-owned. expert controls related to technology, that goes from here to russia, used in gas and oil technology, the mobile sector, et cetera. and certainly russian oligarchs. you do have this option. i hope they come out strong tomorrow, because sanctions just against the donbas region, that's kind of an easy move. that will not really do much. it's just really a move that is meant to isolate the area immediately, and an immediate

lines. meanwhile, to the north, an estimated 30000 russian troops have had their mission in bella. ruth extended indefinitely. same was, robbie has more war in ukraine. remains an open question, but military posturing on ukraine's borders continues to intensify. russian troops were meant to leave bella roost on sunday when military exercises with their allied ended. but their stay has been extended indefinitely. the bella, russian defense minister, cited increased military activity in the region as well as unrest inside ukraine, but no mention of what ukrainian leaders and their western allies described as russian provocation. and august would produce the testing of reaction forces which continue. they are directed to as a prevention of floor and are presidents who have met repeatedly say, we don't want war, but we are not being hurt. and therefore recreated and appropriate grouping of troops if need be. we'll bring an appropriate response within the presidents of bella. ruth and russia met in moscow 2 days ago. president alexander lucas shackle is a close russian outline. the strategic

jose, he was the babe ruth of football. ruth won seven world series, tom won seven super bowls.lost three world series, tom lost three super bowls, and in my mind because he did this until the age of 44, when we have all of those g.o.a.t. discussions about the greatest of all time, i believe when you add it all up, he's the greatest we've ever had in professional sports in this country. >> that's a really good way of putting it, and that comparison, but mike, i mean, it's extraordinary what one person, one athlete can accomplish in a team. i mean, the tampa bay bucs getting to the playoffs, i mean, it's one person's incredible, indelible impact on a team. >> yeah, and i mean, after everything he did in new england, this to me, these last two seasons, jose, were like one of the great curtain calls that we will ever see in sports. he went and he did it again, and he damn near was going to do it again this year, and it shows the impact of a quarterback. we talk all the time about how it's the most important position we have in sports. it just became more important in the hands of t

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these days the kremlin said a rush and allegation had arrived in carmel and bel ruth, for talks with ukrainian officials and move rejected by ukrainian president, fell out on me as a landscape. ukrainian say the delegations will meet on the shared border instead. yes, that was why she did a duty nibbler. again, if you didn't have this aggressive actions from your territory, you could have talked in minsk in your town. this is the truth. that's the situation to talk between neighbors. and now you have made your choice. depends on you. that's why now you're seeing no to minsk other places could be a springboard for talks. i want to talk who want to meet to end his war. president zalinski has accused russian forces of deliberately choosing tactics to hurt his people in a conflict that already displaced about half a 1000000. and that number's rising. but at the polish border, a few are heading back into ukraine. yadda lowered, i'm going to war. i'm going to war, my brother will stay with my mother and my grandmother, and i'll go to war with my father. ready to fight in the battle that so

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we'll bring an appropriate response to the presidents of bella. ruth and russia met in moscow 2 days ago. president alexander lucas shinkel is a close russian allies. the strategic advantage of having russian troops in belarus is just one more reason. analysts say president vladimir putin has the upper head. this invasion force has been mass on the ukrainian border has already achieved some of its objectives because he's already got the conversation going with the united states about limiting the sovereignty and liberating the security choices of the countries neighboring russia about rolling back the glock. so natal protections are taken away from them, and russia can habits wait. an estimated $190000.00 russian troops at a heightened state of alert are now to ukraine's north south and east their extended mission in bella, luce only the latest warning sign that western leader, se points to an imminent full scale russian invasion of ukraine. zane basra b o d 0 australia is opening its borders after nearly 2 years to fully vaccinated tourists, visitors will not need to self isolate, b

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the russian troops began attacking ukraine on thursday from bella, ruth and the north, russia in the eastern crimea, in the south. here's the full range of rushes, offensive, marked, and red. russian forces entered from neighboring bella ruth through an area around the tra noble nuclear plants on the 2nd day of the invasion. that is, of course, the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. street fighting broke out in the capital key 4 people have been urged to take shelter. that despite the fact ukrainian troops blew up several bridges leading into the city to slow the progress of russian armored columns and wisdom is more now on the situation of the capital chief from western ukraine. keith is still a sub desperate place it civilians underground. most of them long times of the day and indeed, all nights kept awake so often by air raid sirens and the streets above the deserted and dangerous as well. because anybody out is sometimes suspected of being a spy or a saboteur in terms of action. on some day, there has been a suggestion that some attacks have been involving cruise missil

i was time with the ukranian delegation, arriving at the border with bella. ruth, to meet with russian officials. the ortiz konstantin ross cove joins us now live from bella. ruth, with news, hopefully about those negotiations while the latest developments. constantine. yellow, peter. well, the negotiations between russia and bell was, haven't started yet, although this might happen in shortly in the next hour or so. we know that we know from the bella record ministry, that the training and delegation has already. right. and, and right and delivers. and they, well, we have information that they probably wanted to have some raft after a long journey that they took go into bella, risk for poland because they want to avoid areas head by heavy fighting. but we also know that the washing delegation has already arrived at the government residents provided by the bell, the russian side. and this is where this meeting is going to happen. so now we can have a listen to a statement from the head of the russian delegation lateral we arrived here last night at a place agreed upon by the ukrainian

to meet with russian officials now art sees constant scene ross called the joint alive from bella. ruth, with the latest on those negotiations, constant scene. what do we know at the moments about these room? it's all, what can you tell us the morning peter? well, it's not clear if the negotiations between russia and ukraine have started yet. we had information that they should begin at 8 am in the morning. so right now, but so far, we don't have information that can confirm this, but even if they haven't started yet, this can happen any minute now. and these piece talks were actually supposed to kick off yesterday, but the delay was caused by a complicated logistics. the training delegation went to poland 1st and then to bella roost, instead of going from here directly towards the bella russian border. that's according to a bell or russian politician who's been involved in the preparations for the summit . let's have a listen. we've been listening your delegation on the talks by a long route through the republican, poland for the territory of public capacities for the old bridge border

we have seen that troops from russia far east have been relocated to bella ruth and close to ukraine. if those troops went home a few 1000 kilometers, that would make a difference. but if they are troops which are based a few 100 kilometers from ukraine anyway, it's not really an improvement. right? mr. show, mr. pretend met with the german chancellor left schoultz yesterday and talked about the realities on the ground determining what happens next. what do you think the russian president meant by that? well, from the russian point of view, russia is reacting against pressure from ukraine, against pressure from the west. and mr. put in also mentioned that russia considers what happens and on the bus again aside. and he was drawing a load analogy to the cultural engagement of nato and $999.00. so this means, from my point of view, russian saying if the situation in the eastern ukraine gets worse, we reserve the right to intervene. and i keep getting these, these russian claims about a genocide, who does russia believe a slaughtering? who well, there were reports on russian t v. that th

gave his way to make peace and sort of hanging rather ominously over all of this is news from bella. ruth, that a very, very quickly held referendum apparently has approve the lifting of the countries not nuclear status paving the way for russian nuclear weapons potentially to be deployed on beller or some soil. also, suggestions coming from us sources that as soon as monday, perhaps alexander lucas sent the bellows from the president may be preparing to throw his lot, formerly in with vladimir putin and contribute his own forces to the russian side in this war, offering perhaps the direction in which things may go taking in ballard, territory, pollution forces and so on, and also a pretty gloomy assessment of all of that is true of any science hopes of success on the russian belushi side as well. and on the fighting. jonah, you're, you're talking to us from levine in weston, ukraine. you just brings up to date on, on what's been happening there on the ground and, and elsewhere in the country. in terms of movement on the various front lines in this conflict, probably the biggest developme

that's why they expected to pass who is being held over the weekend, but call and has asked about ruth presidents, alexander lucas shank, to demand the withdrawal of russian troops from the soil and to come to the aid of the ukrainian people. lucca shanker had allowed russian troops to enter ukraine from each country. more than a 100000 ukrainians had been flaying and soon neighboring. poland was always expecting to help as many as 5000000 people in the weeks ahead. the crowds of checkpoints are so large, it could take people 3 days to be processed. as zane buzz, robbie reports the beyond the reaches of the russian army, refugees from ukraine, arrive in the safety of poland, forced to take only what is most important, only what they can carry. here friendly faces, open arms, and as much comfort as can be had sheltering in a train station. vladimir shanaski was working in the netherlands when the war broke out. he's waiting for his 5 sons to arrive from across the border to take them to safety. he'll then return to ukraine, where he says he will join his wife a soldier in the national a

the cranes presidential office says it's agreed to hold talks with russia ukrainian border with bell ruth earlier moscow called for talks to be held in minsk that was rejected by kia ukrainian president saying bella ruth was the staging ground for the invasion. russian president vladimir putin has ordered his military command to put its nuclear de terrorist forces on high alert. he says it's in response to aggressive statements by nato and economic sanctions against moscow. russia stepped up its military advance as its troops entered, ukraine's 2nd biggest city of hockey, military vehicles on the streets. and there's been heavy fighting with civilians warned not to go out a lot, not to the ukrainian. a foreign minister dimitra co labor holding an online briefing come to his wounds later in the hospital. in the morning, on february 26, the russian invaders shut down an entire civilian family. in norfolk, a hawker have some region, 56 year old honor and only physical irina physical and 2 grand children. 6 years old and 18 months old, yvonne are dead. multiple civilian objects were hit dozen

george ruthe says, it's best to keep it. i think that has a longer tail to it mostly because the downside is not just infection. it's schools get closed and they and they miss out on education and it's disruptive for everyone. we've reached out to all the bay area counties to see if they plan to align with the state. marin county rescinded its local mask mandate on december 29th and says it will defer to whatever the state recommends the governor says. the state's case rate has decreased by 65% since our omicron peak hospitalizations have stabilized. they've been decreasing since the last week of january our test positivity rate is nine and a half percent. that is the lowest number since december 24th the funeral bell at the national drill in washington marked a pandemic milestone today. the 900,000 people who have died. the united states from covid each ring is the equivalent obviously of a thousand lives. the us hit this milestone on friday. covid crushed a us athletes hopes for olympic day the enormity of the situation to

private us company had been published, which is said to show the latest russian troop build up in bella. ruth, ukraine's neighbor and russia's ally. the pictures are reported to show the suspected deployment of missiles near the town of yells, 20 kilometers from the bela ruth ukraine border. the russian military build up includes nuclear capable bama patrol's part of moscow's huge joint exercise with batteries called operation resolve. criminal says, 11 days of war, game starting on thursday, are aimed at training to repel an attack on russia's southern borders. whitehouse national security advisor said negotiations with russia still an option. the time is running out. we believe that there is a very interesting possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine . it could take a number of different forms. it could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it could take some weeks yet. he again reiterated that the u. s. won't negotiate with russia on nato expansion, including crane, but the russian president has some tactful friends, show of unity between china and russia. when vladimir put

we'll bring an appropriate response to the presidents of bella. ruth and russia met in moscow 2 days ago. president alexander lucas shinkel is a close russian allies. the strategic advantage of having russian troops in billers is just one more reason. analysts say president vladimir putin has the upper head. this invasion force has been mass on the ukrainian border has already achieved some of its objectives because he's already got the conversation going with the united states about limiting the sovereignty in liberating the security choices of the countries neighboring russia about rolling back the glock. so natal protections are taken away from them, and russia can habits wait. an estimated 190000 russian troops at a heightened state of alert are now to ukraine's north south and east. there extended mission in bella, luce only the latest warning sign that western leader, se points to an eminent full scale russian invasion of ukraine vein basra. b o. d 0 pita crowley, the former us assistant secretary of state. he says a diplomatic solution is still possible. i think what, what eve

now president fujen has said he's ready to send a delegation to bella ruth to negotiate with the ukranian government that saw the president brought me as a rescue off of a talk. according to the covenant, ukraine responded with a counter offer for a meeting in the polish capital. warsaw. so far, no decision has been reached off today to brush as minute feel. peroration fusion is also addressed. ukrainian soldiers directly urging them to take power in their country. you should, i should be in a solution, voters room assume i once again appeal to the military personnel of the own forces of ukraine. do not allow neo nazis to use your children, wives, and the elderly. as human shields take power into your own hands. it looks like it will be easier for us to come to an agreement. i guess we cannot underestimate the significance of these latest commons by the russian president and the tone, the toughness of mister pruden, that's something we've not seen before. when he was referring to the government in care of, i would like to stress once again, but be very precise. he called the officials in

talks which are being held in an unknown location near the river, which is on the border between bel, ruth and ukraine. now, he did say also that these talks were free of free conditions, which was also allied to this term victory because russia had been insisted prior to this. a talk had to be in men's capital spell roost. and the talks had to go ahead after the surrender of ukrainian forces. now there is, isn't any way possible that the ukrainians will accept that at any stage they say they say, this is a fight, not only for the life of a nation, but it's independence as well. heavy fighting continues in several ukrainian cities . officer russian troops stepped up their military advance. mm. this was the scene in boucher an area just outside the capital ever and you can see the aftermath of the fighting. this is set to be the wreckage of a russian convoy. us intelligence suggests that moscow's forces have been frustrated by the strength of ukraine's resistance. earlier, there were st battles as russian troops entered the northeastern city of car cave. alexey o'brien reports, ukraine's bi

venezuela, from cuba, from iran and other forces around the world have granted recognition. bella ruth has recognized the people's republic. so it is not simply a russia that is standing alone here. russia has allies around the world who recognize are these republics? now, at this point, when looking over that meeting of the un general assembly, it was very clear. there was stark differences, are the allies of the united states, her old allegations at russia. a lot of them very unfounded, based on internet, rumors based on debunked claims that have been circulating around western media. but russia stood firm. i stood for the truth. i called for a d escalation, highlighted the suffering of the peoples of don bass and lugens. and what they've been through for the past 8 years. ah, and it appears that, wow, there was a lot of podium pounding from united states and its allies. this meeting of the general assembly did not really accomplish anything. this was a lot of smoke and mirrors and theatrics by allies of the united states in their efforts to demonize russia and obscure the real roots

border president villa lensky had earlier rejected the kremlin coal for talks in men's saying, bella ruth, was the staging ground for rushes invasion. or the spite that announcements, russia has put its nuclear deterrence units on high alerts. president vladimir putin says this is because some nato member countries had an aggressive approach towards russia. this lead you to mission is western countries and not only taking unfriendly actions against our country's economy, but some top officials from nato countries have had aggressive remarks towards russia. that's why i command the minister of defense in chief of staff to put nuclear deterrence forces on high alert. we have under semen delivery, even western ukraine at 1st we'll bring in bernard smith, joining us from moscow 1st on this announcement of the nuclear deter and test significance is all of this bernard during yes, this is explicitly or order period. vladimir putin ordering the deterrents forces on to high alert, and that includes nuclear arms. now, before vladimir putin launched his vet, is invasion of ukraine on thursday. he s

also in the news, the library of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ruth bader ginsburg was soldt auction, $2.4 million brought in from that. the auction included over a thousand books. the late justice's copy of the 1957-58 harvard law review that included her or personal annotationsna sold for $100,000. other items that were sold, personalized copies of books by justice diss sotomayor and breyer. of in other news, penn america has announced finalists for their annual literary awards. this year's nonfiction nominees, andrea -- ty ya miles, rubin miller, and -- how the word is pass ad. the winner will be announced at an awards ceremony february 28th. pen america is an organization which encourages free expression in writing. also in the news, christy mcclain, who is the executive director of the publishing industry analyst group npd book scan predicts that print book sales are fall this year following two years of growth. she cites the potential rise in price, supply chain issue and a change in consumer behavior as reasons for the slide. book sales were up 9% last year, over 800

ruth ben-ghiant, thanks for joining us tonight, professor ruth ben-ghiant, is professor of history at new york university. one more quick thing on covid before we go, parents of young kids have anxiously waited the day that the covid vaccine is approved for kids under five. fortunately, the days gonna come a bit later than expected, pfizer announced today that it postponed its application to the fda for the vaccine to be distributed to children under the age of five. they want to wait for more data to come in, to see of young kids benefit from a three dose regimen, instead of just the standard too. and that is expected in early april, so parents likely have to wait another few months to get their little ones that jab, more ahead tonight, stay with us. little ones that jab nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. more ahead tonight, stay wit us [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality prote

pushes for talks with russia. president jim push it off as negotiations in the capital of better, ruth, shortly after junior, quite military to seize power from its government. also, we must stand ready to do more. nato is deploying its response force and sending more weapons to ukraine, which says it's been left to defend itself alone. ah, well, russian forces are closing in on ukraine's capital give on the 2nd day of an invasion that's killed at least a 137. ukrainians. driven thousands from their homes and shocked the world. ukrainian military says russian spies in saboteurs or on the outskirts of care of the defense ministry has told residents to prepare molotov cocktails to defend their city grains present road. amir zalinski says, russian forces have marked him in his family as that top targets. he's pushing for talks with russia, offering to designate ukraine as a country aligned with neither east nor west. but the kremlin says it will only attend talks if they take place in minsk, which is the capital of bella ruse from where thousands of russian soldiers are currently crossing

only 3 republicans senators voted no on ruth bader ginsburg in 1993. considered by some to be the most liberal member of superior court while see served, only three republican senators voted no, 7 years later, 36 republicans senator voted no on kagan. ruth bader ginsburg was more liberal and yet got almost every republican vote. kagan not quite as liberal and got next to no g.o.p. votes, something has changed. who will the president select. what will the confirmation process be like, congressman cliburn, welcome, i don't not want to ask you about any specific candidates, do you have a sense on where the process nomination stands now. >> thank you, trey. i think process is final phase. i suspect. that the president will hold to his time table of naming someone before the end of the month. and probably address that in his union address on march one. trey: you served on levels that i never reached and for a period of time i'll never reach. let me ask you, from historical stand point, it used to be folks could say, i would not have picked that burn but the

he echoed the comments of the late ruth bader ginsburg and warned of the dangerous consequences of the democrats court packing threats. and i have great respect for justice breyer and the rule of law and protecting the court of an institution especially when sound principled leadership was needed. once again, i want to thank justice breyer for his service and a well-deserved retirement. mr. president, all eyes are now on the white house as we await news of president biden's nominee to succeed justice breyer. so this is the president's first opportunity to nominate a supreme court justice, he is standing at a very familiar fork in the road. outlining two separate and distinct paths. one of those are virtues leadership and could nominate someone who has credentials have deep respect for the rule of law and constitution. he could nominate someone who agrees that supreme court justices are meant to act as umpires not as players in the game. they're supposed to call balls and strikes, not to help their preferred team score a run. of course, there is another path, one that was cleared and pa

around 30000 russian soldiers have been carrying out exercises in bella. ruth. australia is putting its borders up nearly 2 years to fully vaccinated tourists. visitors who are not double. john will need a travel exemption to enter and will have to contain the government close the country off to the rest of the world. and march 2020 britons queen elizabeth tested positive for covered 19 buckingham palace, and the 95 year old monarch is experiencing most symptoms and will continue duties . talk survive. iran, nuclear de la, reportedly nearing a final agreement in vienna. but in tehran, 250 m p 's of demanded 6 conditions be met before any deal is signed. that include a guarantee from the us and european signatories. they will not pull out of any new deal. and the dominican republic has started building a new wall that will cover nearly half its border with haiti. resident lewis urbanatto hopes the construction will stop illegal migration, as well as drugs, weapons smuggling, about half a 1000000 people from haiti, or in the dominican republic. so those are the headlines and as continues

bell ruth, which has been allied with russia in its assault, was forced into exile by the country's autocratic leader, alexander lucas shanker. a welcome to the w. and can we start with your reaction to the events of the last couple of days? no, yes, the in the morning, of course we walk up a new reality. the didn't expect this a war would happen. we didn't believe in these. and, but we see that illegitimate regime made bureaus. the contract ressa are put in partner with lucas sanker and attack to korean. and this is the price or august didn't get is paying for cremmit support and to enter to enter, which allowed got and got to stand power. and so i really want to express, so there are to be, it's all ukrainian spillers and people don't want to fight special. they don't want to fight against ukraine, our neighbor people, the law for and the one to be friends. of course, with them. it's hard. i mean, what you base us on because we hear in the west where we hear the narrative that is coming out of the crime. and we're here the narrative from the crime and talking about the not vacation, talking