it's no secret you are a long-time critic of vladimir putin. n has this new kill list, and you're on it. >> well, so, i read an article in the daily mirror, british newspaper, on saturday that said there's a new kill list. there are six people on this kill list. and i was just reading through it and there was my name. >> and you thought? >> well, i thought, uh-oh. when you hear this, it might sound crazy, but i've been an enemy of the putin regime since 2010 when i started lobbying for the magniski act which imposes sanctions on vladimir putin and his assets. when it passed in 2012, he's been going crazy. i'm sort of one of his biggest targets. i've been threatened with death, with kidnapping. they tried to have me arrested through interpol eight times. i live in london and they've come to the british government for my extradition nearly a dozen times. this is not new to me that they're angry but it's never nice to see your name on a kill list. >> now, i appreciate you're coming off as cool as a cucumber. people watching and thinking, if it were

like the close circle of vladimir putin — like the close circle of vladimir putin.hat's why we can't expect that vladimir putin or the kremlin will change havey or because of the sanctions _ will change havey or because of the sanctions l— will change havey or because of the sanctions. ~ ,., ,, sanctions. i think some in the us will be pleased _ sanctions. i think some in the us will be pleased at _ sanctions. i think some in the us will be pleased at the _ sanctions. i think some in the us will be pleased at the white i sanctions. i think some in the us i will be pleased at the white house is now coordinating with the eu. that said, the eu doesn't speak with one voice when it comes to sanctions one voice when it comes to sanctions on russia. we saw this in the aftermath of the attacks here in salisbury. where are the splits at the moment when it comes to imposing punishment on the russians? the slit is punishment on the russians? the split is rather— punishment on the russians? the split is rather on the economic and trade _ split is rather on the economic and trad

that is what touches vladimir putin. that is what biden shod do right now.hasn't, in part of the reason is biden wanted to do this in a multilateralay, combining forces with the use, but the eu gets water -- with the european union, but the european union gets water down, so in essence, a country like hungary can hijack the whole world by being one of the 27 members of the eu, and u.s. copies that, so it is not as good as it could be by any stretch of the imagination. brent: the sanctions target people close to that amir putin -- to vladimir putin. will they affect members of the russian elite living abroad, those who live where you are, unthinking. bill: these sanctions were against important, high-level, and high-value targets in the vladimir putin regim. none of these officials keeps money in their own name. they keep money in the name of their oligarch friends who hold it for him. the only way you can touch these pele in vladir putin is by going after the oligarchs, so yes, naming and shaming is good, they are high-value targets, and i'm sure they're not

listen. >> you know vladimir putin. do you think he's a killer?m, i do. >> so what price must he pay? >> the price he's going to pay you'll see shortly. >> mm-hmm, yes, he thinks that vladim, is vladimir putin is a killer. and the russian ambassador has been recalled. was it important enough to send that message to russia? they have recalled their ambassador. >> the starting point of the relationship right now where we are in march of 2021 is that we are beginning a new administration, having just finished four years of a president of the united states who stood by while russia, while vladimir putin, aggressioned against our elections, sowed division within our community, and when faced with the undisputed intelligence and information provided by the intelligence community, the former president chose the side of defending russia instead of believing the intelligence community. so it's important in context to recognize that this is -- this where we are right now is a result of four years of not pushing back up against an authoritarian government, p

you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. or do so what price must he pay the price he's going to pay will you'll see shortly. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day still waiting. to be vaccinated most europeans were expecting to be vaccinated with the astra zeneca coronavirus shot that is until half of all e.u. countries suspended use of the vaccine on fears of blood clots tomorrow the european medicines agency will meet and is expected to again say there is no risk of blood clots and that the vaccine remains save precious time to inoculate the public has been lost and governments in germany france and italy have provided no evidence supporting their decision to halt the vaccine the european commission president today provided little clarity either when she once again pointed the finger at astra zeneca for not delivering the vaccine doses on time even if vaccinations across the e.u. resumed this week on friday the damage has already been done more people are

an “unjection™”. >>> vladimir putin challenged president joe biden to a debate after president biden an interview with george steflopinous this week. fox and republicans are now cheering for the russian president over the president of the united states. >> putin and biden, it would not end like rocky iv. i don't think think the american would prevail. >> the way you win a debate of course is by being right. so fox and republicans believe putin would win a debate with joe biden because they agree with putin's governing ideas which include murder, a whole lot more socialism than they've ever seen and a cancel culture that includes long sentences in siberian prisons. joining our discussion now is ben rhodes now an msnbc political analyst. ben, your reaction to the reaction to vladimir putin challenging joe biden to a debate. >> lawrence, it reminds me in 2015 barack obama was getting ready to write his speech on the 50th anniversary of selma and rudy giuliani and other republicans were doing television appearances and comparing putin to obama. and the thing obama told me is it wasn't ju

you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. or do so what price must he pay the price she's going to pay will you will see shortly. what you our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day still wait. to be vaccinated most europeans were expecting to be vaccinated with the astra zeneca corona virus shot that is until half of all e.u. countries suspended use of the vaccine on fears of blood clots tomorrow the european medicines agency will meet and is expected to again say there is no risk of blood clots and that the vaccine remains safe precious time to inoculate the public has been lost and governments in germany france and italy have provided no evidence supporting their decision to halt the vaccine the european commission president today provided little clarity either when she once again pointed the finger at astra zeneca for not delivering the vaccine doses on time even if vaccinations across the e.u. resumed this week on friday the damage has already been done more peo

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bush bronco bamma donald trump making that kind of statement against vladimir putin so this is definitely unprecedented initially in the sort of weeks of biden's relationship there was a long conversation was in there between biden and putin well nobody expected much . improvement to be fair with the arrival of joe biden but they're always there's always hope when the handover in the white house many of the predicted that things could even get worse with a democrat president and charge but for a while we weren't hearing much about russian meddling things like russian hackers like you were saying at least there was a phone conversation between the 2 joe biden and a lot of our putin and the 2 decided to leave the new start treaty in place was he paying the price for i mean i haven't really gone into details have they about the accusations the reports of meddling in the reports that he's a killer but in terms of substantiate he was true as a journalist this would probably be the 1st thing that i asked joe biden why exactly is a lot of our putin a killer and what is he going to pay the price

intelligence report where it's said that vladimir putin was overseeing another meddling scheme and we're not talking about the 26th election we're talking about the latest u.s. presidential election he says that russian president putin authorized a range of russian government organizations conducted influence operations aimed at denigrating president biden's candidacy and the democratic policy supporting former president trump undermining public confidence in the electoral process and exacerbating satiate political divisions in the u.s. . what russia wants to get as usual is proof and explanation how russia meddled how did the u.s. intelligence community come to that conclusion so here's a statement from the russian embassy in america. the documents prepared by the u.s. intelligence community is another set of groundless accusations against our country of interfering in american internal political processes washington continues to practice megaphone diplomacy with the main goal to maintain a negative image of russia so again the question is what's next what the reaction from the quantum

vladimir putin senses weakness.dangerous for the united states. >> sean: i heard you might go to iowa giving speeches. people make interpretations when they hear people make speeches to iowa. anything you want to add? >> yes, sure. i am campaigning on behalf of a congresswoman and going to nebraska and texas too. the conservative movement matters to me. i will keep working at it. >> sean: i have no doubt you will play an important part in getting the country back on track after the mess left by this administration. when we come back, biden pushing his dangerous last border agenda. a busy news breaking friday. thanks for being with fox. why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/save and never go to the post office again let's get ba

firebrand, i read this that vladimir putin hostile regime russia, hostile actor is calling out the president and calling him out for a reason. am i right or wrong? >> putin and biden, it would not end like rocky four, i don't think the americans would prevail. putin trolling the a present of the united states and i want to make sure that we are the strongest country in the international stage and it doesn't help that joe biden in almost every international negotiation is conceding to the globalist entities. when it comes to the biden tax plan, we are wondering why is this a time that you would want to punish job creators, those innovate, those who bring capital investment to our country and increasing the wages of our workers. it seems counterintuitive to do this type of violence to our country and when it comes to the harris-biden relationship, everybody in washington knows that every time kamala harris shakes the hand of joe biden, she's checking his pulse, sean. >> sean: oh, ouch, that's painful. pete, your take. >> there's a lot of people that are in front of joe biden to be president ri

what that are his options to punish vladimir putin?nly and it spares no language in being unequivocal in saying not only was russia engaged in the russian interference, and vladimir putin was aware of it and directed it in this report. you have heard biden talking tough, and we have heard that from his administration, a more stringent line coming out of the president than donald trump. in 2014 it was the beginning of the stepped up operations inside the united states, so the question is really what other tools are available besides endless rounds of sanctions, and we have not heard from the biden administration what new and possibly creative alternatives they are looking at. >> he said shortly, so we will stay watching that. and tomorrow high level meeting between the biden team and china. listen to this. >> this is not a strategic dialogue, there's no intent at this point for a series of follow-up engagements. those engagements, if they are to follow have to be based on the proposition we are seeing tangible outcomes and progress on t

vladimir putin senses weakness.us for the united states. >> sean: i heard you might go to iowa giving speeches. people make interpretations when they hear people make speeches to iowa. anything you want to add? >> yes, sure. i am campaigning on behalf of a congresswoman and going to nebraska and texas too. the conservative movement matters to me. i will keep working at it. >> sean: i have no doubt you will play an important part in getting the country back on track after the mess left by this administration. when we come back, biden pushing his dangerous last border agenda. a busy news breaking friday. thanks for being with fox. ♪as ♪ h fox. ♪ for every idea out there, that gets the love it should ♪ ♪ there are 5 more that don't succeed ♪ ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪ to find excited people who will stop and say 'that's cool'♪ ♪ and these two, they like this idea ♪ ♪ and those thr

you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. i do so what price must he pay the price she's going to pay will you'll see shortly you don't have to be an expert in diplomacy to realize how serious this is we might end up hearing from the kremlin that russia chose not to accept the insult period so what then not even a chance to sort out anything at all between the behemoths of world politics no wait after agreeing with the killer part joe biden gives russia and his counterpart a chance through places where it's in our mutual interests to work together that's why our renewed to start agreement that's overwhelm an interest in humanity that we diminish the prospect of a nuclear exchange but like i said i'm not so sure the russian side will simply forget the offensive label anyway these mood swings are probably exactly what you should expect from how mr biden treats russia and the next 4 years but perhaps these aren't actual mood swings they've become a classic feature of how washington's been dealing with moscow for years there will

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diplomatic counterpunches after president biden's remark confirming he believes russia's leader vladimir putina killer. moscow yanking russia's ambassador to the u.n. and putin telling biden to, quote, be healthy. let's listen to president biden's conversation about putin with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> he will pay a price. i've -- we had a long talk, he and i. i know him relatively well. the conversation started off, i said i know you and you know me. if i establish this occurred, then be prepared. >> you know vladimir putin, you think he's a killer? >> uh-huh. i do. >> what price must he pay? >> the price he's going to pay, well you'll see shortly. >> let's talk about this now with susan glasser, one of our cnn global affairs analysts, also a staff writer for "the new yorker," what did you make of putin telling biden to be healthy? >> it's a classic putin remark, a barb and edge in there. he also said today in moscow that, you know, it's an old russian playground saying that, you know, it takes one to know one. in effect. as if to accuse biden himself of being a killer. you're seeing an

so you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. to do so what price must he pay the price he's going to pay well you'll see shortly the interview comes as the united states is thought to be preparing new sanctions against russia for its meddling in the election at an earlier meeting biden made a point of a mark to putin he said no he doesn't have a soul i did say that to him yes and to and his response was we understand one another i wouldn't be in a wiseguy i was alone with him in his office that's how it came about it was when president bush had said i've looked at his eyes and saw a soul i said look through eyes and i don't think you have a soul look back we said we understand each other it's unclear what kind of a response moscow will have but no doubt u.s. russia relations have seldom been this low. or moral let's cross over to our correspondent emily short when in moscow and william grew croft here in berlin emily start with you biden says he considers putin to be a killer what exactly is the u.s. president referring to. well

vladimir putin has really important parliamentary election coming up in the fall. e are a lot of efforts right now to win that for the party that putin represents. and here, you know, in the united states with joe biden, he has to look strong with russia. at the same time trying to deal with russia. so, you know, the domestic considerations are playing a role, i think. >> that's a fascinating moment. jill dougherty, grateful for your important insights. we'll continue the conversation as this place out. >>> an arrest outside the vice president's residence and the evidence log is eye opening. >>> but first, 90 million and counting as new stimulus checks are issued, those on the rece receiving end are making plans. >> i immediately got online and paid every bill and got caught up for the first time in months. >> i've had to actually incur credit card debts to be able to survive and, you know, and continue forward. this is the first time that i qualify for a stimulus check. so i will be getting it. and i'll have to use it to pay bills, credit cards. you. they grow from

and it came right from vladimir putin.t's what's so striking about this intelligence assessments. >> you know, willie, what's also striking is the fact that senators got an intel briefing and were asked by the intel community not to swallow vladimir putin's propaganda whole, not to swallow the propaganda of an ex-kgb agent whole and yet they did it and one after another senator came out repeating the big lie. >> that's right. you look at the clip or still image of that documentary even you see devin nunes sitting in there. ken you said the right word when you said pawns. they talk about this russia finding people that they could use to, quote, launder influence narratives. so to create a story and find some people who were willing to go along with it and push it inside the united states of america. you mentioned rudy giuliani. who else are we talking about here? what were some of the other narratives? obviously the hunter biden narrative comes to mind first. >> for me, willie? >> yeah. >> absolutely. the whole idea that bi

you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. and do so what price must he pay the price is going to pay well you'll see shortly. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day still wait. to be vaccinated most europeans were expecting to be vaccinated with the astra zeneca coronavirus shot that is until half of all e.u. countries suspended use of the vaccine on fears of blood clots tomorrow the european medicines agency will meet and is expected to again say there is no risk of blood clots and that the vaccine remains safe precious time to inoculate the public has been lost and governments in germany france and italy have provided no evidence supporting their decision to halt the vaccine the european commission president today provided little clarity either when she once again pointed the finger at astra zeneca for not delivering the vaccine doses on time even if vaccinations across the e.u. resumed this week on friday the damage has already been done more people are now

president joe biden says he agrees that his russian counterpart vladimir putin is quote a killer biden told a.b.c. news that putin would pay a price for allegedly undermining his campaign in last year's u.s. presidential election asked whether he agrees that putin is a killer biden replied yes i do yes. well staying in the united states where age 21 year old man has been charged with 8 counts of murder in connection with the shooting spree in atlanta georgia police say he went on a rampage targeting several massage parlors in the city most of the victims were of asian descent fueling fears the killings could be the latest in a surge of anti asian hate crimes. the victim's body is carried away this was an attack on women and an attack on asian americans that killa a 21 year old white man says the attack was not racially motivated but that he killed the women at the muscle its policies because he felt they were attempts haitian. he apparently has an issue what he considers a fiction and sees these locations as something that allows him to to to go to these places and in this the temptati

people close to vladimir putin that they -- u.s. officials have told my colleague kylie atwoodx week. the president imposing sanctions on people close to vladimir putin and the fsb, the intelligence service,oning of a. we saw in the case of saudi arabia the united states said we have a position of not sanctioning foreign leaders. i assume we'll not see sanctions placed on vladimir putin directly, but he is likely to pay a price. if you are joe biden, think about your motivation here. you have seen from this odni report about election interference that russia was peddling this misinformation, and a lot of that misinformation was about joe biden's family, about his son hunter. he has an extra personal motivation to take this very seriously. >> i have to say, it's not every day you hear a president of the united states saying to another foreign leader, yes, i think he's a killer. that was a moment. >> that's right. and you remember, john, when bill o'reilly interviewed president trump in 2017, made that point, he's a killer, donald tru

with all their tough recent history so let's have a listen to the segment you know vladimir putin you think is a killer. or do so what price must he pay the price is going to pay well you'll see shortly well the harsh statements and the relationship between the 2 nations to a new low before that biden's administration announced a new wave of anti russian sanctions which included a blanket ban on important export of weapons and military technology to russia washington cited the alleged meddling in the presidential elections as one of their reasons only this time around we're talking about 2020 elections not 2016 and i was heartened to mix it all up given this never ending stream of accusations leveled against russia in the recent years and russian ambassador by the way russian ambassador to the u.s. is now on his way back to moscow for consultations it's one of the diplomatic moves that russian side made to show does not take all that lightly and will adjust its policy accordingly and according to the russian foreign ministry statement it's the u.s. to blame for bringing the relationsh

you're seeing it with vladimir putin.ry complicated because this is a juicy, fun debate. i mean, you just look at what is happening in the media. but it's a very serious debate about how these relationships are going to work out. >> no question. i'm glad you mentioned those meetings between the chinese and secretary of state blinken. there is a clip i want to play for you of a bit of a tense awkward moment. watch this. >> we will also discuss our deep concerns with actions by china, including hong kong and taiwan, cyberattacks on the united states, economic coercion toward our allies. the alternative to a rules-based order is a world in which might makes right and winners take all and that would be a far more violent and unstable world for all of us. >> these events are typically highly choreographed. this was not. the press was kicked out of the room and brought back in. the chinese and americans went back and forth. what did you make of this being the first public meeting between these two sides? >> i think it's pretty

as for the kremlin's response, vladimir putin's spokesman has smhe oanns. the west is addicted to applying restrictions. he says they should ask themselves one question, though, doesn't work? according to the sposman, it does not. ros: france has cleared the astrazeneca vaccine for use in the over 65's. here is what. on the fourth of january, this man became the first person in the world to receive the astrazeneca vaccine. the u.k. cleared it for use in all ages. later that month, it was also approved across the eu. emmanuel macron was unconvinced. rather than leaving it to the scntists, he told us that everything points to it being because i ineffective -- quasi ineffective to people over 65. two consequences followed. france declined to give the jab to the over 65's. this is one minister talking about the u.k.'s decision to use it on older pe.eopl >> the british are in an extremely difficult health position. they are taking many risks in the vaccine campaign. they are taking many risks. ros: the french government is taking a risk int ts is a less effectiv

wishes his american counterpart good health, "without irony" he insists, the new comments from vladimir putin said he considers putin a killer and biden promises the russian leader will pa

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president joe biden agreed when question that the russian leader vladimir putin is a killer i got more details from marty's. oh this isn't just strong this is very serious this doesn't look just like an insult not just like a groundbreaking phrase because in the diplomatic sense really this could potentially be a catastrophe for u.s. russia relations but it's also very important to look at the actual wording to look at how joe biden said this and what context so it wasn't actually his own phrase it was a response to a question from a journalist so you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. or do so what price must he pay but pray she's going to pay well you'll see shortly it was originally an escalation from the journalists he put that question out directly using the world the word sorry killer and as you can see the u.s. media is at it again this is what they want to do they don't want vague phrases about the russian leaders they want labels and no matter who that is in the oval office they wanted from donald trump now they want it from joe biden but at this point it is absolute

>> reporter: that intelligence points the finger at vladimir putin himself saying that he was the onen candidate joe biden's attempts to be president. biden met with putin and dealt with him not showing the cards on how he wants to respond but hinting at what he might do in this interview overnight. >> he will pay a price. we had a long talk. i know him relatively well and the conversation started off, i said i know you and you know me. be prepared. >> you said you know he doesn't have a soul. >> i did say that and his response was we understand one another. >> asking if vladimir putin is a killer he does believe that and he said there's areas of mutual interest but sanctions on the table, something that the biden administration has already done over the poisoning of navalny. >> finally, in an interview with abc news the president was asked about the filibuster hours after mitch mcconnell threatened to grind the chamber to a halt if it was changed. >> you have to do what it was when i got to the senate in the old days when you used to be around there. and that is, that a filibuster, h

calling him a killer. >> so you know vladimir putin, you think he is a killer. >> uh-huh, i do. >> reporteronding today in moscow putin said-- it takes one to know one. calling the relationship bad and under the threat of collapse, the kremlin also pulled its ambassador back to moscow for emergency meetings. the white house said the president has no regrets for his comments. >> the president gave a direct answer to a direct question. >> reporter: the administration is now considering new sanctions on the kremlin as early as next week after u.s. intelligence confirmed the russians interfered in the 2020 election hoping to swing the race to donald trump. >> the price he is going to pay, you will see shortly. >> reporter: the president has also vowed to retaliate against russia for their likely involvement in the solar wings computer hack which breached several federal agencies and u.s. companies. >> what is the holdup? >> some of the responses may be seen, some may be unseen. and of course the president reserves the rate to respond in a manner and time of his choosing as any president would.

saying, yes, vladimir putin is a killer.lot of people say that he was just speaking the truth. but it, certainly, wasn't d diplomatic and so the question is how much does this escalate? and that's a very open question, right now. >> you know, kaitlan, we had jim sciutto on the program last night talking about the new intelligence rortd saying russia attempted to report then-candidate biden. pretty much, much of the same wording that was used to describe russian interference in -- in 2016. i mean, you know, many americans, who have been critics of the administration, might not want to hear, ad nauseam, about it again. but, you know, obviously, still, kind of warrants some sort of response, one would think, from the united states. >> well, and biden has said he will respond. he was pressed, repeatedly, in that interview he did last night with abc news. how was he going to respond? he has not told us, yet. so, we are waiting to see what the actions for that are going to be. what's the response going to actually be for them s? a

and they're not wrong vladimir putin would surely come in now and save the russians coastline makes 53 percent of the arctic ocean there are $2000000.00 russians living in the arctic region he would say it's good and right that russia is the top dog russia or is the most important nation in the region. well russia is not the most important nation in the region 1st of all let's see that way 'd most of their resources which are proven in the arctic they are actually already they are located in the russian part of the shelf it's clear it's over 90 percent so we don't argue with that but if we see sea from the point of view who are to belong to i mean of course there is the international religious nation which regulates the issue of the un convention on the law of the sea which says that every country only has the 1st 200 sea miles for itself and not more and if you want more you have to go through a long procedure so basically russia is tied by the international legislation just exactly like all other countries ok michelle in poland china for its part we mentioned it already has called it

>> let me start with you about president biden's line about vladimir putin being a killer.es during the bush years we had drones at the beginning used for surveillance then able to arm with hellfire missiles because of technological changes bush administration used drones to kill people he around the world they said were terrorists, more than 100 civilians killed during obama biden years by use of drones going after terrorists my question to you about word kill other is it help to joe biden does it show he is tough? would you say a foolish taunting thing to say never should have said it particularly when ob biden administration has record of killing people around the world. >> i know a lot of people will point to things that president biden makes when he talks i don't know what his intent was, in saying that, obviously, was there intent behind it was it intended for him to condemn out appear talking tough? i don't know where is it going to lead? i think that is to be determined when you reservesed the kremlin recalling ambassador to the u.s. i believe first time nearly 0 ye

killer, a statement that the white house says he stands by. >> does president biden regret calling vladimir putinporter: biden's answer has morphed into a full-blown transatlantic feud as putin responded saying biden is the killer. >> when we evaluate other people and nations, it's always as if we look in a mirror. we always see ourselves. we always pass on to another person what we ourselves are, in essence. >> reporter: the russian leader also dryly wishing biden good health. >> what would i answer him? i would tell him, be healthy. i wish him good health. i say this without irony, without jokes. >> reporter: russian state television often portrays president biden as confused and out of touch, which putin hinted at while inviting biden to talk on the condition it be broadcast live. >> i'll have to get back to you, if that is something we are entertaining. i would say that the president already had a conversation already with president putin. >> reporter: lusha has taken the rare step of summoning its ambassador to the u.s. home to, quote, analyze what needs to be done about the u.s./russia rela

. >>> and president biden says vladimir putin will pay a price for election interference.hat the kremlin is saying now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is "early start," i'm christine romans this thursday morning. >> good morning, christine. i'm laura jarrett, it is thursday, march 18th, 5:00 a.m. here in new york and we begin this morning with the shootings in atlanta. a terrifying escalation of the anti-asian violence seen throughout the country and a reminder of the threat of violence women live with daily. robert aaron long charged with murder after he confessed to killing eight people, six asian women. >> authorities say long a 21-year-old white man told detectives he would go to massage parlours in the past, he blamed his sexual addiction. the cherokee county sheriff suggested long was, quote, attempting to take out that temptation. other officials and community leaders saying that narrative misses the mark. >> in this particular case where the victims were asian women we see the intersections of the racism, xenophobia and g

presidential a provocation you know you have to understand that this is a personal insult against vladimir putin in a country where essentially putin is considered almost untouchable on the political landscape even his critics usually level their accusations more generally at the kremlin or at the government so biden really i think crossed the line for russia william the by the ministration is threatening russia with consequences what are we talking about here. we're probably talking about more sanctions sanctions have been really the big tool that the u.s. has gone to against individuals political military business people in russia but those sanctions have mixed effect they're easy to evade or just don't really quite land the way that people who are opposed to sanctions and from the u.s. government really like to see but there are still a lot more things the u.s. can probably do. policy experts say there's a lot of russian money dirty money sloshing around in western financial institutions is probably much more that the u.s. department of finance and commerce for example can probably do to go a