u. s. chief of the u. s. house intelligence committee. claim that the invasion of ukraine by russia is very likely, i do believe it's very likely i have notes and i actually, i see it, i don't think russia wants to do it. and obviously the west doesn't want it to happen. but i mean, the 1st, once i got that is that even if russia does invade ukraine, it's pretty clear that they would not get involved militarily. that would be very strong and so on. but the idea about the europe wide war between nature and russia as a result of what's going on in ukraine, very like going back to ukraine itself. russia's been very clear on its determination that ukraine will never join nato. nato has been equally clear on the principle. countries can join whatever alliances. they like. both sides have spent a series of meetings this week saying those things to each other. so i think is the question for mr. rob costs it today. the talk so far have failed and it's an interesting question where things go now, but i wouldn't, i mean, there's a solution to this

u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to support a ban on stock market trading by congressional lawmakers taking a definitive, you turn on an initiative. she had an intimate be opposed with as well as her family faces. accusations of weeping heavily profits from stock trading while she's been in office. and also cor, was the supreme court justices also observe the ban. political analysts say she's hoping to qual, rising public anger over the practice, to give a blanket attitude. if we can't do this and we can't do that because we can't be trusted, i just don't buy into that. but if members want to do that, i'm ok with that. if we're saying everybody should be living by the same standard, then lead, so be it. that's okay with me, but i don't think that the court should be let off the hook. so i say when we go forward with anything, let's take the supreme court with us to have disclosure or financial disclosure shape. hello, c does not own all trade stocks herself, but her husband does last s

u. s. house and the u. s. senate. congress could certainly shift if the poll data continues to go the way it's going. joe biden is quite unpopular a year into his presidency. our doctor kill him up and staying across the politics there in the state. thank you for that. let's also cross live for more on this to derek gibson, who's running for new york state governor. by the way, thanks for being with us on our team for national. so let's get down to it. what do you think about these recent polls? why such bad news? for the democrats, ah, the recent polls is not good for president joe biden at this time, and i don't see it change in our time in the future. i think the polls are going to go low because democrats, of course, me, his government and his policy that is clearly failed in here in america. so i think the uh, polls would drop even little job by net particular patch. the economy is crash in the virus is ad is has one elbow, and he seems to can't do it thing about it, but test test test, but nothing on

u. s. house in the senate at stake and l have truly consequential president election 2024. i don't think republicans benefit themselves by looking backwards. i definitely think republicans benefit themselves by arguing that trump one election that last, ah, but i do think, you know what, what matters in america now is, is the directly countries going how the economy was doing, rising inflation, the crisis on the southern border, each of the issues that voters care about, that's why the very beginning, when i say, i don't think most voters care that much about of the actions are that occur on january 6. 1 year ago is that in public pulling that we've seen over the last year, these questions and these issues have been nowhere near the top. it has been a kitchen kitchen table issues. for most americans that drive their decisions, their fears, their hopes for their families and for the future, the country murphy mccovie a compelling conversation. thank you so much for joining us here on the news. oh, thank you. yes, 1323 gmc. you're watching now to 0. news are still to come, fr

u. s. house committee investigating this whole capital attack as sipping in the social media giants matter, alphabet twitter and read it. were more concerns about that this just cross section as we were as we were coming on on the yeah, but it seems that the japanese committee not happy that these groups are cooperating with, with handling over information related to john read the 6 handing over emails and and media pace and things like that. again, they're trying to understand the web move information, the contacts being made on january the 6 and before and after. and this would suggest they're not happy that the technology companies all handling over their records from that day. and perhaps you can see why because republicans are saying this is trampling on our, on our private information. i'll personal information and we're not going to forget it. if you do hand hand over this information, but now subpoenas and these, these companies are a few weeks to comply to had to have all the information

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at least 30 people, including 7 children, have been killed in a house fire in the u. s. city of philadelphia, the 3 story building was divided into separate residential units. it's owned by the cities, public housing authority. staying in the u. s. the german foreign minister, angelina bare bach, is in washington on her 1st trip to the us just taking office. she met today with us secretary of state anthony blinking for talks, focusing on strained relations between russia and the west. there are fears that a russian troop build up on his order with ukraine could be in preparation for an invasion, climate change and shine. and we're also on that on the, on the agenda today. here's what the german foreign minister said just a short time ago at a joint press conference. we jointly re a change at that, russian actions and activities come with a clear price tank. and i renewed my lation of ukrainian sovereignty by russia would have severe consequences. the russian government is aware of this position. and the only way out of this crisis is dialogue. and we can agree on this or

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u. s. sought your house out and trade fairly. that's how china seems to be reading it. i think that's right. so china's commerce ministry has come out today on thursday and said that this is a significant ruley, that safeguards the interests of chinese firms. now this dates back to a case lodged by beijing against washington back in 2012 under the previous obama administration at the time, washington had imposed parents on a number of chinese goods, including wind towers, solar panels, things like citric acid. and washington's argument was that the firms creating these goods were partially owned by state or entity government entities. and therefore, china was not abiding by market principles. and so they slept on these types on these chinese goods. now the w t o is saying that china has the right to impose $645000000.00 worth of retaliatory tariffs on the us. now there's 2 things to remember about this really number one that this amount of money, although it sounds like a lot is actually much less than what china originally asked for. asked for china originally asked fo

u. s, unfortunately the house and build its version several days ago. and it looks to add several $1000000000.00 and climate related policies. republicans claim that it's a green energy slush fund, which means it's going to be very difficult for the senate and the house to reconcile their respective versions of this bill any time before memorial day, which is the scheduled day for passage of the bill. so i think we may find continue disruption of us based manufacturing of chips. well beyond this year. unfortunately, keep an eye on taiwan. north korea is added again, 6 missile tests this month. according to south korea, michael, take us inside the pentagon. what sort of readiness uptick does this trigger? i got about a minute. yeah, we're going to be watching very closely. i might add even north korea now is beginning to realize that it's shooting off of missiles as having very little impact. and what i'm really concerned now is that north korea could resort to something even more drastic and even more, a more threatening if they don't get there isn't so

u. s. is working with gas exporters to limit europe's dependence on russian gas cutters, emir. we'll visit the u. s. white house. on monday, the crisis has prompted one of the biggest mobilizations of western forces in europe in generations, and a 3rd shipment of american weapons and ammunition has now arrived and that was on tuesday. meanwhile, russia as holding a week of military drills near the border with ukraine and in annex crimea, will it says it has no plans to invade. coming up for us on the stories doors to jabari. joining us from moscow to tell us what we can read into the latest comments by the foreign minister sort of a live rock. well, the foreign minister was speaking at the lower house of parliament, known as the duma here on wednesday and t highlighted where things are at. and he said that to the russian government, it will not accept any kind of delays by the government of the united states. in getting a written response from them, they expect to have that response on the security guarantees that the russians wanted from the u. s. about nato, and it's ambitious to expand further. that is somet

u. s. president joe biden spoke for almost 2 hours from the east room of the white house . given this was only his 2nd formal press conference. reporters had a lot of questions. my brother. whoa, whoa, hang on guys. his remarks included another warning to president vladimir putin. russia will face severe penalties if it chooses to invade ukraine, i guess, as she will win. it's biden's both definitive statement yet on putin's intentions. but his comments spark criticism when he suggested a lesser response. if russia launches a small scale invasion, if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing, if riches, minor, corrosion, and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not do, et cetera. that force the white house to issue a clarification, saying any invasion will be met with a swift and severe response. kimberly hell can al jazeera, the white house. okay, we have to correspondence this our. 5 in a moment will get reaction from moscow with dorsey jabari. but 1st let's go to the ukranian capital key of without it until honeyed hotter. how significant is th

u. s. has said they are pleased about these actions of the f. s. b in from russian side, of course, they came after a request from the u. s. government. the white house is said that although they are pleased with russia's actions in the very next sentence, they go on to say and revert back to their old rhetoric as it were saying this is nothing to do with the situation in ukraine, of course, situation that they're referring to is the accusation that russia strengthening their forces on the border with ukraine and getting ready for an invasion into ukraine course or something that russia denies. there's also been some interesting comments from victoria newland secretary of state for political affairs. she said, referencing another cyber attack in ukraine on friday that brought down the quite a few government websites. so she said that that attack reminded her the good old ways the russian hackers used to do things at some of the methods that special agents in russia allegedly used to destabilize governments and bring about fear and distrust. i would simply say that this is a tried and true part of the russian playbook, as you know all around the world

u. s. but white house chief medical advisor, doctor antony foxy, says the number of vaccinated people and hospital remains low. mike, hannah has more from washington, well down to policy making very clear that the rate of infection is rising at unprecedented levels. however, he adds that given the case studies in other parts of the world, in particular, south africa. they could be a drop in the rate in coming weeks. this is the way that the virus, the army kron variant has been going. but dr. poaching says, as well, that hospitalizations remain high, but it's significant that the number of those being vaccinated do not necessarily respond to the amount of testing that has been done. in other words, the number of cases being entered into hospital is very low among those who are vaccinated, which doctor says is exceedingly significant. and because of that, he adds, may be one should start looking at the hospitalization rates rather than the testing figures. this is what he had to say. this is particularly relevant if you're having an infection that is much, much more a symptomatic and minimally symp

u. s. the white house is urging states to find ways to keep schools open despite record case numbers are the same time the president's top medical adviser has told people to continue taking precautions. the big caviar is we should not be complacent. since the increased trans miss ability of varian may be of alma crohn, might be overwritten by the sheer volume of the number of cases that may be reduced severity. but could still stress our hospital system, mexico's inching closer 230-0000 debts from coven. 19. the number of people in hospital is lower compared to previous waves. in italy, any one over the age of 50 is now being told to get the job employees in this age group had previously been able to enter the workplace using a negative test result. this will no longer be the case. meanwhile, france reported around 335000 you infections, another national record. the government there is trying to push tougher measures through parliament. the president ammonia, my cause, been facing criticism or to issuing a deliberately provocative warning on vaccinated people. natasha butler reports from pas

u. s. president doing a little bit of cleanup as well as his press secretary and his secretary of state. that's because the u. s. president on wednesday evening here at the white house of this press conference seem to suggest that not only was he expecting that there would be an invasion of ukraine by russian president vladimir putin. but that there would be perhaps a lesser response by the united states and its allies, if there was perhaps a lesser sort of incursion. will that seem to outrage not just the president of ukraine president lensky, who said, there are no minor incursions there are. so are no lesser casualties, but it also seemed to cast doubt and even expose divisions among western nations and european allies about the response and also about the commitment of the united states. and as a result in the u. s. president was forced to from the a white house today is in fact sit down and from prepared remarks. very carefully choose his words and make very clear that there would be a strong and swift and severe response by the united states and its allies. should russia choose to invade ukraine? take a listen. i've been absolutely clear with president. he has

u. s capitol. the houseee investigating the attack issued subpoenas today to rudy giuliani and other allies of former president donald trump. giuliani was the former president's lawyer and close adviser. three other allies jenna ellis, sidney powell and boris epstein have also been called to testify. for the committee, the committee says. all four individuals have defended the president after the 2020 elections and made baseless claims of voter fraud. on wall street. today stocks were lower in a broad based sell off the dow was down 543 points about 1.5% the nasdaq dropped 386 points 2.6% as tech shares to the beating and the s and p was down 85 points. traders are anticipating the federal reserve will raise short term interest rates as soon as march. as inflation continues to rise. traveling to paradise may soon require a booster shot. the new rules under consideration for those planning a trip to hawaii. get a very weather still tracking a few high clouds for this afternoon into this evening , but everybod

u. s capital, house speaker nancy pelosi called for a moment of silence on the house floor today and earlierent biden spoke from inside statuary hall, the president said quote a dagger was at the throat of democracy and democracy prevailed. end quote. president also took aim and former president donald trump for his role in what happened leading up to the attack. for the first time in our history. president. and not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest. is more important than his country's interests in america's interest. and because his bruised ego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution. former president donald trump issued a statement saying today's ceremonies are political theater and a distraction this morning on mornings on two i spoke with a area congressman eric swalwell, who was one of the members of congress who had to be evacuated from the chamber a year ago. and i asked the congressman if he believes democracy is more at stake today or one

tough sanctions against moscow. near the end of an invasion can be how can, has more from the white house u. s. president joe biden spoke for almost 2 hours from the east room of the white house. given this was only his 2nd formal press conference. reporters had a lot of questions here. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on guys. his remarks included another warning to president vladimir putin. russia will face severe penalties if it chooses to invade ukraine. i guess, as he will be. it's biden's most definitive statement yet. and putin's intentions, but his comments spark criticism when he suggested a lesser response. if russia launches a small scale invasion, if it invades it depends on what it does. it's one thing if riches, minute, corrosion, and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not to which cetera back for the white house to issue a clarification, saying any invasion will be met with a swift and severe response. biden spoke on the eve of the anniversary of his 1st year in office. at times he was defensive. for what many? c as foreign policy blunders like his decision to withdr

that house u. s. troops in some places are not welcome, but they're still there. he said that this is not the case with the russians, that there are at the requests of it. for example, bell roosts are going to carry out a 10 day military drill starting february 10th. and that is why there is such a huge military shipments of equipment and personnel going to that country in the north west of russia to carry out those joint drills. and he said, there really isn't any substance to the accusations coming from the u. s. government, it is just the u. s. trying to assert their power. and this rhetoric is not conducive to diplomacy. he said, why are we even here? this meeting should not be taking place. this should give diplomacy a chance to happen behind closed doors. this kind of rhetoric is not helping the situation. he also said that there is a meeting scheduled with the un security council to take place on february 17th to discuss the minsk agreement in the right platform and the format at that time. and they will answer any questions the other members have about the

u. s. has arrived in ukraine's capital key of the u. s. and the nato allies have made efforts to support ukraine as it prepares for a possible invasion. while our white house correspondent, kimberly how can joins this alive now. kimberly, so more u. s. military aid and now in ukraine. how likely is it you think the troops will follow? yeah, equipment and services, some 90 tons, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of but still being weighed by the u. s. president joe biden is whether or not to send some 8500 military personnel. in addition to potential for sending aircraft and war ships, we understand the president likely to make a decision by the end of the week on bad ann to if vladimir putin does invade ukraine, there is the potential to send in further number of troops. if things were to deteriorate, so the u. s. president, considering that in close consultation with european allies, but according to the white house press secretary, this is something that the united states is be very clear, would be not only in consultation with european allies, but in order to support the nato forces take, listen. we're working through nato to plus up support in our

u. s. as one that russia is preparing a pretext for the invasion of ukraine white house press secretary gen saki said the u. s. government has information that russia has positioned a group of operatives to carry out a false flag mission in easton ukraine. now saki said the operators were trained in urban warfare and could use explosives in fake attacks on russia's own forces to justify an invasion. she said misinformation of false provocations being placed in ukrainian social media to so division within ukrainian society. saki said similar operations preceded the conflict in 2014 their equivalence as the sabotage operation claims were unfounded. well, the warning came hours after a major cyber attack targeted around 70 ukrainian government websites. before these sites went down, a statement was flashed across a morning ukraine is that all their personal data would be made. public government said it's now fixed, the websites, a no personal data was stolen. the attack coincides with week of talks aimed at ease intentions over russia's build up of troops along the border with ukraine, nato, t

the name kyle: written house with the u. s. public like a knife showing how beliefs can shape opinions about facts and fundamental rights. driving an already divided country even further apart. ah, b mm . mm. mm. mm mm mm mm mm. kyle, need written, kyle needs rate health not guilty. u s. media was all over the case with emotions running high written house was either a hero or a murderer depending which channel you were watching. he wanted to do it because he was cool. a black kid that killed 2 people and injured another person. how would america feel about that? so a really surprised that looting and arson accelerated to murder. how shocked are we? that 17 year olds with rifles decided they had to maintain order. when no one else would fact did not seem very important to those who covered the case for prime dime . one c, n n newsroom presenter said that his mother had driven him across state lines that he was armed and he was the only one who had fired shots which turned out to be false. his mamma drove him across state lines,

of four rapid antigen at home tests for household thanks to a partnership between the white house and the u. s. postal service, the soft launch one day ahead of the official launch is working out any kinks and operating in a limited capacity . orders will ship in 7 to 12 days starting in late january. coming up an unusual move from the ceo of airbnb how he's getting even more familiar with his company. that story next. and it's not going to rain anytime soon. but we do have temperatures that are pretty surprisingly warm. this weekend. we ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. are we still exclusive? absolutely. of professions continue to have a hard time filling jobs. the job

u. s, having sent a 3rd installment of military to ukraine, the white house pointed out that no u. s. troops will be deployed to the country itself, but washington has said its considering increasing the number of us forces in neighboring eastern european countries, which are also members of nato. but as also said, he's willing sanctions against that he may put in, in the event of an invasion by russia. i may be moving some of those troops in the near term. i feel obliged to beef up our presence nato's presence in an eastern current for remaining, etc. would you ever see yourself personally sanctioning him if he didn't? they do current. yes. you would. i would see that we've heard from john kirby that these troops that would be deployed in the event of some kind of russian invasion would include brigade combat teams, logistical personnel, medical support, asian support, intelligence, surveillance, recognizance as well as transportation. and these forces would only be deployed in the inventive in the event of russia invading ukraine. plus, it's important to note that they are also ma

jack the white house announced moments ago that u. s. president joe bind will hold a video caught video call rather with you leaders. what does that signal will it signal specifically from the white house? an attempt to show some unity. we've had some crack sort of start to appear in the trans atlantic relationship, let alone among e u. member states. and actually interestingly, in that phone, in that press conference with joseph burrell, he indicated that the europeans who were joined by on, on this meeting by secretary of state anthony blinking, we're not convinced by the u. s. s. decision to pull the families of embassy staff in kevin ukraine out if they wanted to go. staff still have to a choice to stay. but he said it wasn't in jonesborough that it wasn't an evacuation and they weren't convinced that you country's need to do so with continuing to see these sort of slight divisions and positions and actions. and i think joe biden, the u. s. president, who is obviously the strongest player in this new russia, in the u. s. of a c bein

u. s. supreme court as deciding if the white house can enforce a vaccine mandate for large private employers. the rules apply to companies with more than a 100 employees, requiring workers to get fully vaccinated against covered or be tested weekly. the 9 justices decision could have an impact on as many as 18000000 us workers. the pawning actor, sidney poitier, has died at the age of 94. he was the 1st black person to win the academy award for best actor, which i won the oscar for his role in the 1963 film lilies of the field. his death was announced by the deputy prime minister of the bahamas, where we chair held dual nationality. those he had lost. these continues here now to 0 to witness lou. ah ah, the news with ah. ready another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier this week. more than $4600.00 people have drowned or gone mysteries this year desperate people from syria, africa, and india, that the boat sank less than 10 miles off. libby as coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe. the migrates w

a white house correspondent, kimberly hockey. u. s. president joe biden spoke for almost 2 hours from the east room of the white house, given this was only his 2nd formal press conference. reporters had a lot of questions. sorry, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on guys. his remarks included another warning to president vladimir putin. russia will face severe penalties if it chooses to invade ukraine, i guess, as he will be. it's biden's most definitive statement yet on putin's intentions. but his comment spark criticism, when he suggested a lesser response. if russia launches a small scale invasion, if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing if richard, minor corrosion, and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not do, et cetera, that forced the white house to issue a clarification. saying any invasion will be met with a swift and severe response. biden spoke on the eve of the anniversary of his 1st year in office. at times he was defensive. for what many c as foreign policy blunders like his decision to withd

house do next? well, what we understand is that the u. s. president is set to have a telephone call with the ukrainian leaders, the landscape that is set to take place. we understand roughly around 20 g m t and aides clear that there are discussions about next steps. the united states has been very clear that it will support in conjunction with nato, any attempt by vladimir putin to invade ukraine, to that end, it would encompass a number of components that defense would be both military, as well as punishing financial sanctions. a how that would play out is still unclear. we know that the u. s. president has been gaming this with his national security council for some time, including this past weekend at camp david. we suspect those talks are still, i'm going in discussions as the white house prepares to move forward. but the white house press secretary very clear that in all communications, whether it be through the president, whether it be through the secretary of state, as he discussed a with in coordination and discussions with chinese

house. it comes as u. s. b u. s. faces its highest inflation rate and 40 years without competition capitalists. now against corta, r correspondent and new york joins us for more. so he ends. we know inflation is a big problem in the us. but why our meat packers getting singled out here? yeah, chelsea. i mean, if you look at the industry, especially the big processes, they have been a lot of consultation going on in the past couple of years. and the industry pretty much gets called for hold by a handful of huge corporations. and all the claim is that those corporation and actually use this market to power to come to country, the higher cost that they're seeing with higher prices and prices definitely have been on the run. and if you look not in this quarter, we will get from tyson foods, for instance, earnings reports next week, but in the quarter prior we saw a chicken price. it's about almost 20 percent and talk price up by almost 40 percent in comparison to the year before. so again, you mentioned really i water

u. s. and out of state buyers continue to turn housing units in the vacation rentals or 2nd homes as taurus blocked to the states resorts, golf courses and be just local residents are facing a housing affordability crisis. their $1000000.00 and they're like, you can drive to an island. rent is also increasing in salaries, are not keeping up with the rising cost of living today. i so good to have you here on the stream. can you tell us how you found this story? because we will have an image of hawaii this tropical paradise and name to have indigenous people of hawaii not being out to find homes, nothing out to afford homes in that land. that is shocking. how did you get that story? yeah, yeah. i mean, i agree with you, it's chuck, this story is carried out in different places. and i actually was going to do another water right today, but i'm hearing this thing over again where people were just talked about housing affordability. so i was talking to dozens and dozens of people around that story that i was working on and more and more people told me, oh no i if i didn't have a paycheck, i didn

u. s. and nato have failed to properly address its security concerns. though it is possible to continue with talks, western pause or refuse moscow's demand to bar ukraine from the security lines. our white house correspondent, kimberly hoggard as more the u. s. president is set to have a telephone call with the ukrainian leaders, the landscape that is set to take place. we understand roughly around 20 g m t. and it's clear that there are discussions about next steps. the united states has been very clear that it will support in conjunction with nato, any attempts by vladimir putin to invade ukraine, to that end, it would encompass a number of components that defense would be both military, as well as punishing financial sanctions. the 1st female president of honduras is due to be sworn in your model. castro takes over from to turn president on orlando hernandez, but a split apart in congress is overshadowing the inauguration ceremony. poland has started building a 180 kilometer wall and his border with bella luce was expected to be completed by next summer. the you accuses men scrub, encouraging thousands of refugees to cross into poland illegally as a way to get into the e. u. denmark is wit

u. s. single story america. small houses, countless anonymous streets and alleys resembling the yellow st. petersburg. dostoevsky portrayed in his novels. one of the quotes that really stuck out to me that i really identify with her. i would now like to tell you gentlemen, whether you do or do not wish to hear why i have never managed to become even an insect. i tell you solomon that i wanted many times to become an insane, but i was not deemed worthy. even of that, this call comes out burly. that drives this character, the underground man, based on dostoevsky, owls, carrots, in this online play. the lead character is not a retired government official from st. petersburg as dostoevsky wrote, but a black police officer whose work too long for a system steeped in violence and racism, was a wicked man when i was on the phone, was flat leisure, a mistake. and now live in all my life in my corner on the internet, taunting myself with these spiteful fuel tau constellations that is even possible for an intelligent black men to beco

u. s. leader who had earlier taken a softer stones. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports. but there is no doubt, let me no doubt at all the book makes this choice. russia will pay a heavy price. speaking from prepared notes on the anniversary of his 1st year in office, president joe biden sought to clarify the u. s. position on a russian invasion into ukraine. i've been absolutely clear with president putin. he has no misunderstanding any. any assembled rushing units move across ukrainian border. that is an invasion but normally met was severe and coordinated economic response to quench it comes as the white house spent the day cleaning up his wednesday night remarks. stunning european allies by suggesting a lesser response to a smaller scale invasion. if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing for 2 minor curves. you know that we end up having a fight about what to do and not do, et cetera, who not la grange, president vladimir zalinski, fired back on twitter, lasting biden's comments. we want to remind the great p

u. s. head of 2020 elections. outside a court house in georgia, the crowd hangs on the lips of the judge inside an outburst of joy, as these words were read out over the loudspeaker. mister mic, michael. the court sentences you as follows: count one, malice, murder, life without the possibility of parole. felony murder, travis michael, had killed ahmed aubrey can without her jug felony with a shotgun needed by operation of law mod aubrey was marked to tragedy. tragedy on many, many levels almost torn, i'm sorry. on february 23rd of 2020, almost 2 years ago, a resident of glenn county, a graduate of brunswick high, the son of brother, the young man with dreams was gone down in this community. dated the 24th, like michael had been convicted of murder in november, alongside his father, gregory, and neighbor, william bryan, only dry and will be allowed to appeal for parole. after 30 years of william or bry, they each have no remorse and do not deserve any leniency. this wasn't a case of mistaken identity or a mistake. in fact, they chose,

u. s. inflation hits nearly 40 year high food, housing and cars have americans reaching ever deeper into their pocket. and pressure for policymakers is rising along the prices and is metal a monopoly. a federal judge allows an antitrust case to move forward, setting up a showdown between the federal trade commission and the company formerly known as facebook. this is the w business. i'm janelle de malott unwelcome, the world's biggest the economy as posted. dramatic inflation number's showing the fastest rise in prices since 1982 supply shortages and unprecedented demand in goods are driving up costs in squeezing households across the board. many americans have been feeling the effects for months. prices on every day items are up with the average increase hitting it close to 40 year high of 7 percent in december. when compared to the same time last year. steady increases mean that when we look back at that 12 month period, there's a bit of sticker shock. the cost of new and used vehicles are up and day to day. necessities like food, energy, and shelter, have all risen. the federal reserv

u. s. has warned the russia is preparing a pretext for the invasion of ukraine. white house press secretary gen saki said the u. s. government has information that russia has positioned a group of operatives to carry out a false flag mission in the east of the country. saki said the operatives were trained in urban warfare and could use explosives in fake attacks on russia's own forces to justify an invasion. she said miss information and false provocations of being placed on ukrainian social media to so division within society. kremlin dismissed sam to sabotage operation claims as unfounded as part of its plans. russia's laying the groundwork to have the option of fabricating a pretext for invasion. and we've seen this before. we saw this before leading up to 2014, just to know, including through sabotage activities and information operations by accusing ukraine of preparing an imminent attack against russian forces and eastern ukraine . and the russian military plans to begin these activities several weeks before military invasion, which could begin between mid january and