i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> the american people will deal another powerful blow to putin's war machine. >> president biden banning oil from russia. the major action and the shock coming to the pump here at home. >>> the end of an era in russia. >> mcdonald's has planted its golden arches in moscow. >> first to pierce the iron curtain three decades ago. now leaving. the fallout as more iconic brands pull out. >>> a swift verdict in the first criminal trial of the january 6th insurrection the jury's decision and the message from the defendant's wife >> do not take a plea, one sixers do not we got this. >> first on cnbc, the high school football coach who says he was fired for praying on the field speaks out >> it was just being thankful after a football game. >> his first interview as the supreme court gets set to hear his case make-or-break testimony in ghislaine maxwell's bid for a new trial. apple tv entering the live sports arena and a last-second 30-footer. punches chattanooga's

invasion i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >> we've seen videos of russian forces moving exceptionally lethal weaponry into ukraine >> we are living in real hell. >> hundreds if not thousands of civilians have been wounded. there are now more than 174,000 refugees. >> no food, no bread, no water the people are scared, no money to go out, to run. >> a russian convoy has stalled facing fuel and food shortages >> the ruble, their currency is plummeting we're seeing the stock market plummet there. >> we don't want hear russia, putin, ukraine this is our country, our home. >> plus, the white house unveils its new covid plan >>> congress floats blocking the sale of russian oil and gas in the u.s. and the new investigation of tiktok. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening the russians are bombing schools, hospitals, apartment buildings, ambulances and critical infrastructure that supplies millions of ukrainians with drinking water and heating that

i'm shepard smith.his is "the news" on cnbc >>> ukraine on offense against putin's war machine. >> the brave citizens of ukraine are refusing to submit they're fighting back. >> now the word of numbers of troops permanently deployed near ukraine may go up. >>> the hearing to support a supreme court justice. >> did you notice the people from the left were cheering you on. >> the attempts to brand her as a liberal soft on crime. >> nothing could be further from the truth. >> the details of her day with senators >> run, run, run, rub, run. >> howling winds, battering rain, a truck caught in a funnel cloud. the damage done. the storm on the move. and the danger ahead >>> inside the hotel room where comedian bob saget died. the last selfie he took and an image of what cops say killed him. >>> disney workers walk out over the company's stance on the don't say gay law in florida >>> elon musk celebrates as tesla opens in germany. >>> and when you die, how about they compost your body >>> live from cnbc, the fa

troops are headed to europe i'm shepard smith. this is "the news with shepard smith. civilians killed russian attacks intensifying the onslaught being felt on the ground as putin's forces make gains. congress pushing a ban on russian oil. the bipartisan deal reached and what it could mean for soaring gas prices here at home. ukraine's refugee crisis growing by the day, from packed trains to makeshift beds, we're live in warsaw with the humanitarian effort. >> we're asking ourselves how long we can work like that, but we don't know. >> targeting russian oligarchs an inside look at their wealth and their billions in new york city real estate. >>> a supreme court victory for bill cosby >>> florida's plan to recommend against covid shots for most kids >>> and the nfl star suspended for betting on games >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. civilian deaths are mounting and now the united states is gathering evidence of possible war crimes russia's brutal, horrific and unjustified assault on ukraine intensifies.

i'm shepard smith. open cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.e top of the news >>> a high school football coach who said he was fired for praying mid field. now the supreme court takes his case we have an exclusive interview >>> iconic brands closing up shop in russia the growing exodus and the companies still holding out. >>> but, first, a new u.s. intel assessment of how many russian soldiers have been killed in the war. 2,000 to 4,000 russian troops since the first day of putin's invasion that higher estimate there, more than the number of american troops killed in 20 years of the u.s. war in afghanistan. important to note here, the head of the defense intelligence agency says analysts have low confidence in that estimate since it was based in part on social media reports still, u.s. intelligence officials said they believe putin will not back down even though he's made four major miscalculations in their stated estimate today the cia director bill burns outlined each one during a hearing before the house intelligence committee. >> first, ukr

stocks just ended their worst quarter since the start of the pandemic two years ago >>> i'm shepard smith the hour, time for the top of the news fallout from the will smith slap the new reporting at odds with the academy's claim that they asked him to leave plus, the new video of how jade a pinkette smith reacted. >>> ivy league schools are no longer having acceptance rates. >>> and the january 6 committee -- >> the feds are probing the planning and financing of the rally on the ellipse right before the riot. the one where the former president told his supporters to fight like hell and march down to the capitol the congressional investigation of the attack is also progressing. and for the first time, a member of the trump family testifying before the january 6th committee. jared kushner, former president trump's senior advisor and son-in-law, voluntarily answered questions virtually today. he wasn't at the white house on january 6th but his wife, ivanka, was. nbc's capitol hill correspondent, leigh ann caldwell is with us tonight. leigh ann, you have some reporting on how kushner's meetin

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.the hour, time for the top of the news >>> a doctor from memphis in his own words, the life-saving surgeries he's performing ukraine on some of the country's youngest patients. >>> keeping up with the arms race the u.s. working to improve its hyper sonic missile technology as russia and china move ahead but first, a close-up look at the state of putin's war u.s. defense officials say russian forces have largely stalled across ukraine but putin's offensive is widening toward the west as we reported here, russian forces attack the city of lviv, about 50 miles from the border with poland. a ukrainian official said a russian jet fired six missiles right over the black sea toward the city lviv's mayor reports the missiles struck an aircraft repair plant near the city's airport. he said work already stopped there so nobody was hurt so what did russian forces do attacking lviv and what do they plan to do next nbc's clint watts tracking their movements. >> shep, not much in terms of troop move

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc fears growing of chemical warfare in ukraine >> we have serious concerns that russia may be planning to use chemical or biological agents against the ukrainian people >> the newwarnings as russian attacks now move west. >> revoking trade ties >> putin is an aggressor is the aggressor putin must pay the price >> the new united action against russia and what the u.s. is now banning from the country >> did the laundries know gabby petito's family suing the parents of the man who killed their daughter >> investigating the parents of transgender children in texas. the contentious fight in court as activists seek to stop the practice state-wide. >> pfizer's decision on a fourth covid shot the major step toward cars with no steering wheels >> and a farewell to a beloved member of the "sesame street" family >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. for weeks now, officials have warned that the russian president vladimir put

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.erimental drug used to treat a.l.s., lou gherig's disease. the medical community divide, and today a roadblock from the fda. >>> a new york woman finds out who killed her older sister 42 years after the murder, but, first, one of the biggest movie stars in the world stepping away from acting. bruce willis' family announced just this morning that the actor had been boston garden with aphasia. according to the mayo kliningic, that's a medical condition that can affect a person's ability to speak, write and understand language both verbal and written. in a real heartbreaking post on ingram, his family writes in part that his diagnosis is impacting his cognitive abilities. they add that this is a really challenging time for the family, and they are so appreciative of your continued love, compassion and support. cnbc's perry rossum now on the diagnosis and what it means for the hollywood ledge end. >> welcome to the party, pal >> reporter: the actor who helped to see dead people. >> dead pe

as the war closes in on kyiv i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >>> an extraordinary nato summit convened president biden set to attend. >> to discuss ongoing deterrents and defense efforts in response to the unprovoked and unjustified attack. >> war torn kyiv. >> president zelenskyy readies his address to the u.s. congress what we snow about his speech and the plea he'll make to america and the world. >>> a suspected killer of homeless men arrested. >> i am here to announce we've got our man. >> the dramatic takedown and the tip that helped police find him. >>> amajor shift for starbucks the plan to phase out disposable cups and the reusable ones they're considering. >>> a new front in the battle over a controversial alzheimer's drug remembering the journalist killed in ukraine. >>> and out of this world. an astronaut breaks a nasa record >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening kyiv was supposed to fall in just two days. remember it's now day 20 and the city stands even

the nasdaq up 178. >>> i'm shepard smith.f the hour time for the top of the news the wnba all-star detained in russia today brittney griner found out how much longer she will have to stay. >>> and angry president putin says russians who don't agree with the state are scum and traitors and he takes aim at the oligarchs. >>> but first, inside the bombed outbuildings of kyiv as the city came out of 35-hour curfew some are headed back home, shattered by bombs and unlivable. in a moment we will hear from former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfall on the state of the peace talks. first, in depth coverage from our sister network sky news and their special correspondent alex crawford she went into some of the destroyed homes with the heartbroken people who lived there. >> reporter: the terror caused by these attacks cannot be overstated their life's work and all their possessions blown away in an instant. by chance the family weren't here and they're still very much in shock. >> i'm so sorry. this is the kitchen. that is utterly

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc president biden says if putin uses chemical weapons -- >> we would respond if he uses it. >> his meeting in brussels with nato leaders uniting against the russian invasion. >>> the flaming ruins of a putin warship. ukraine striking back. still mariupol under attack. thousands wait in line for food and supplies the war enters its second month. >>> a major change for vaccine mandates in new york >> kyrie, you should get vaccinated. >> but either way, now he can play but for cops and firefighters, different story. >>> adventures with a purpose. >> we all just want to help. >> meet the search and rescue dive team helping families with missing loved ones. >> we take what we do very, very seriously. >> the truck caught in the new orleans tornado. hear from the teenage driver. >>> miami beach spring break curfew we're live in south beach. >>> and cinderella back to the dance. st. peter's stash? his dad's here live. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth,

the nasdaq a tech check cheer, up 488, or 3.8%. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news president biden calls putin a war criminal now pressure grows for the hague to take action >> president zelenskyy asking for new economic sanctions on russia tonight what lawmakers say they're willing to take up >>> but first, the call for arms answered the new firepower headed to ukraine. the white house committing more weapons to ukraine, including some of the very items on zelenskyy's wish list. you've heard the names, but what do they actually do? we're going to break them down tonight starting with the javelin. it's an american-made missile launcher, shoulder-mounted it locks onto targets' thermal picture. it's a tank killer because like a javelin that's thrown, it can strike from above. it has a range of up to 2 1/2 miles. and here it is in action during a training exercise, fully loaded weighs about 50 pounds. military experts say it's very easy to operate and highly effective. the ukrainian defense ministry posting this

ukraine but is still stalled in the north i'm kelly evans in nor shepard smith. this is "thenews" on cnbc. >>> we are not going to move into ukraine, neither on the ground or in ukraine air space we'll end up with something that could end in a full-fledged war in europe. >> russia's attack last night put europe's largest nuclear power at great risk. >> it's not only an attack on ukraine, it's an attack on the global security of europe. >> the kremlin must cease operations. >> we can't sleep. we can't eat normally. anxious because of everything in this world >> millions of people across ukraine are trapped in increasingly dire conditions russia destroys more critical infrastructure. >> everyone has relatives, loved ones who are under fire right now. it's -- we are not surrendering. no. >>> plus, why america's youngest are still redwierd mask up. >>> a california mom charged with faking her own kidnapping. >>> and the new york gun drive to arm people in ukraine live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening the world narrowly e

i'm shepard smith in for lester tonight, a violent reminder that nowhere in ukraine is safe the russians extending their assault west to lviv near the border with poland. it's a city overrun with people fleeing from the east of ukraine. in the south, officials say hundreds remain trapped in the rubble of that theater bombed in the port city of mariupol the united nations now estimates 6.5 million ukrainians are displaced from their homes. that's on top of the more than 3 million who have already fled to neighboring countries. and still defiance and protest on display the empty strollers set up in a town square to represent each of the 109 children that ukraine says have been killed since the invasion began. we begin with chief foreign correspondent richard engel reporting from kyiv. and a warning, some of these images are disturbing >> reporter: with its military advance stalled, it seems that russia is increasingly targeting civilians. a missile exploded here in kyiv around 8:00 a.m. this morning. no military targets anywhere in sight. just apartments. a kindergarten an elementary schoo

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc >>> tens of millions of people remain in the country, in potentially mortal danger. >> this is impossible bombing of kyiv, invading from russia >> uacr says a million people that fled ukraine already in just a week. >> i am very angry >> banning travel to america by more than 50 russian oligarchs >> not about i want to talk with putin. i think i have to talk with putin. >> i think the whole world must see what russia is doing in ukraine. it's terrible. >> in addition, former attorney general bill barr explains why he stepped down. a verdict for the ex-cop who shot into breonna taylor's apartment, and the rise in kids using and assembling ghost guns. >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. vladimir putin's brutal slaughter and bombing of civilians in ukraine is getting bloodier and bloodier. today, the russian dictator bragged that his invasion is going according to plan. new drone video shows the smoking ruins of

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc the new claim from the kremlin, scaling back the assault near ukraine's capital. but is it retreat? >> this is a repositioning, not a withdrawal >> repositioning where what's coming next >>> a trump white house communications mystery on insurrection day, a gap in phone logs 7 1/2 hours long as reuters entered the capitol, with whom did the president speak? and on what phone did he speak it >>> dozens of vehicles crash in pennsylvania killing three and injuring dozens this is crazy. >> the interstate still closed the morning after. >> we got hit four or five times at least >>> meet the clean air vigilantes >> i have submitted over 2,000 complaints >> they rat out truck drivers for idling their engines, and they make big bucks. how it works and who is cashing in >>> a second booster for who and when >>> and an american astronaut coming back to earth with russians >>> and the buffalo rule the big change for play-off football >> live from cnbc, the facts, the trut

the nasdaq down 263 and down seven of the past eight sessions i'm shepard smith on cnbc.t's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> russian oligarchs feeling the squeeze. protesters swarming one of their mansions as officials see a massive superyacht >>> a new covid outbreak in china. the mass lockdowns and impact to business here at home. >>> but first, bloodshed and chaos on day 19 of the war in ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy delivering yet another impassioned speech to his country today as it faced a barrage of russian attacks the president said putin's request for foreign fighters was pathetic he described the invasion into his country as evil and detailed how russian bombings and shellings have targeted neighborhoods and infrastructure but the ukrainian president also rallied his citizens to keep up the fight. we must beat them as best we can, he said, drive them away in any way we can, defend the cities, defend the villages, defend every meter of our land and every part of our heart. ukrainian heart. zelenskyy's message of resistance and def

i'm shepard smith. this is "the news" on cnbc >>> a children's hospital bombed the horror on the ground as officials call putin's attack a war crime. >>> one on one with president zelenskyy. his message to america and the world. >> feel united against the nazis and this terror, you have to close. >> what he told our sky news correspondent inside his bunker. >>> vice president harris in poland as pressure builds to arm ukraine with mid jets. >> we need to be careful about every decision we make >> tonight why the pentagon says that will not happen and what it's offering instead. >>> amazon accused of obstructing justice. now lawmakers asking the justice department to launch a criminal investigation. >> this is the kind of evidence that i think warrants a close look. >> venezuela releases jailed americans. >> new questions about the first pig to human heart transplant. >>> and how a century old ship wreck was finally found. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith."

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i'm shepard smith. >>> the russians bombed pregnant women and children. now putin gives his justification. this is the news on cnbc. >>> day 15 of war in ukraine. the new timeline on when the russians may take kyiv. >>> inflation blame game. prices surging to a new 40 year high the sackler family . court >> the invasion has impacted global inflation. >> is the blame really all on putin? >>> victims of the opioid crisis confront a family in court for the first time. the author of dope sick live with us tonight on the testimony and the fight ahead. >>> a trooper hailed a hero risking her life in a head-on crash to stop an alleged drunk driver from hitting a crowd of runners. >> if it wasn't me to get her to stop, then who? >> accompanies new business strategy. >>> a new end in sight for planes and the deal that has baseball coming back. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth,ity and children's hospital in ukraine the russians claim this hospital where videos and the photo news. >>> russia is denying rea

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shepard smith joins us right now from new york.ight, russia widening its offensive in ukraine as president biden warns china, do not come to putin's aid. >>> and just in, a u.s. military aircraft crashing during nato exercises in europe. what we're learning tonight. >>> deadly new strikes in the capital kyiv. and russia launches its first attacks near the western city of lviv, just 40 miles from the border with poland >>> in mariupol, 130 people rescued from that bombed theater. but more than 1,000 may still be trapped >>> the haunting image. 109 empty strollers. one for each child reported dead. >>> president biden warning china's president xi there will be consequences if china provides materiel support to russia what happened on their high-stakes call >>> also tonight, tracking severe storms on the move. powerful winds, damaging mobile homes in the southeast in texas, explosive wildfires forcing evacuations. a deputy killed trying to rescue victims. >>> plus, moderna going farther than pfizer, asking the fda to okay a fourth cov

i'm shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc day 15 of war in ukraine the new timeline on when the russians may take kyiv as we meet the american fighters joining the battle >> until it's over, put it that way. >>> inflation blame game prices surging to a near 40-year high. >> the invasion by president putin into ukraine has impacted global inflation >> but is the blame really all on putin >>> victims of the opioid crisis confront the sackler family in court for the first time the author of "dope sick" live with us tonight on testimony and the fight ahead. >>> the hero, risking her life in a head on crash to stop an alleged drunk driver from hitting a crowd of runners. >> if it wasn't me to get her to stop, then who >>> peloton rentals. the company's new business strategy >>> a new end in sight for masks on planes. up. >>> and batter up. the deal that has baseball coming back. >> announcer: live from cnbc the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening russia is denying reality and

the nasdaq up 186. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> the academy issuing a new statement about the slap heard around the world, and suggesting further action could be taken against the now oscar winning actor will smith >>> part of a major interstate closed in pennsylvania after a crash involving at least 40 cars dozens of people taken to hospitals as vehicle fires make it hard to pull people to safety. >>> but first, a legal blow to former president trump today a federal judge in california ruled that mr. trump more likely than not committed felonies in trying to obstruct congress from certifying the 2020 presidential election the ruling came in a civil case involving mr. trump's lawyer john eastman he's the one who wrote several legal memos aimed at blocking joe biden's victory. eastman has sued to prevent the january 6th committee from getting some of his emails but today the judge ordered him to turn over most of them, 101 in all in the ruling, judge david carter wrote, i