there's also a possibility that vladmir putin will use this opportunity to announce something important about what's going on in ukraine. what russia calls special military operation. there's been speculation it would be a formal declaration of war on ukraine to enable it to marshal more resources into that fighting. kremlin have pushed back on it. the kremlin say they will do one thing or say they're not goichg to do something and end up doing it. we're waiting to see what happens on the day . an apology for the russian foreign minister saying the worst kind of anti-semitism is at the hands of jewish people and suggesting that adolph hitler had some kind of jewish blood. the kremlin have not admitted it was an apology. it's what the israelis say. they were asked repeatedly on a daily conference call. israel is one of those countries that's not fully signed up so far to the massive international raft of sanctions against russia and so this kind of dip emlomat threatens to push israel. how do you see things playing out in mariupol moving forward ? they have been cleaning up spots. if you

a new report finds that a russian oligarch with close ties to vladmir putin met with biden in moscow over a potential business deal. also, crime may be rising in new york city but that didn't stop mayor eric adams from making a questionable statement at the met gala last night. we are breaking that down with lara trump. and this, fox news is learning that there are new signs more migrants are ready to flood the borders. trump's pandemic border policy is set to end next month. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: good evening everybody. a quick check of the markets stocks were higher as the investors await a expected rate hikes from the fed. we're following breaking developments out of washington. pro-life protesters taking their fight to d.c., after a shocking leak revealed that the supreme court would overturn roe v. wade as voters in ohio and indiana, cast their ballots in the first multi-state ballots for the year. democrats face hurdles including the party's mixed message own prices hitting you hard. 45% of people fear infl

. >> electrify the electric system so we're not at whims of vladmir putin.n others rightfully said we'll not be funding vladmir putin's war, we'll not accept any of those barrels that pull ad billion 1/2 barrels off the global market. elizabeth: they have to start firing people in this white house, senator. russia does not produce a billion 1/2 a today day. less than half a million a day. that is misinformation. they're basically pumping up oil out put to settle once and for all that it is putin's price hike. >> the other thing that came out of that clip with my two senate colleagues, senator rubio and cruz, is they're exactly right. the administration, biden administration, these are purposeful policies that drive up energy prices. gina mccarthy, said it to quote, accelerate the move to renewables and green energy but on the backs of american working families, liz. that is the purposeful strategy they're undertaking right now. elizabeth: to your point, remember obama's energy secretary designate stephen chu he wished that u.s. gas prices would rise above eu

the next thing i expect to hear vladmir putin is responsible for the infant formula disaster. able to solve problems, anticipate problems. the one thing they're great at looking for a scapegoat to blame for their own mistakes and criminal negligence, really. elizabeth: criminal negligence, that is heavy stuff. listen to senator rick scott break down what is going on with the baby formula crisis. watch this. >> i can give you pictures from all over the world. this is panama. they have got plenty of baby formula and this is the united states. no baby formula. i can give you pictures from canada, from israel, from other, brazil, all over the world. there is plenty of baby formula out there. the biden administration needs to figure this out today. elizabeth: well it is because also the fda, right? the fda has strict ingredient rules what is acceptable in u.s. markets. also, welfare programs we have in the states, basically helped build a monopoly on baby formula with four companies. there is different structural problems to this, right, that can be fixed? >> well, maybe, liz, if y

even if russian oil exports go downs prices would go up, helping vladmir putin and russia in the process. the eu slapping more sanctions on russia's largest bank today. >> banks that are systematically critical to the russian financial system and putin's ability to wage destruction, this will solidify the complete isolation of the russian financial sector from the global system. reporter: just a few weeks ago this proposal seemed unthinkable but when europe's largest economy, germany said they would favor this, this is when things went in motion, neil. germany has been preparing for for this. 35% of oil, waned down to 12% before the invasion. china only gets 20% of its oil from russia. if this takes effect it will have a big bite because russia's largest source of revenue is from oil, not natural gas. neil: now that oil and natural gas, if you think about it, lucas, will have to find a home elsewhere, obviously vladmir putin hopes it is with china, india, all that, but i would imagine greatly discounted prices, right? reporter: that's right. in fact india is part of the game washington i

instead of a subdued alternate reality presented by vladmir putin suggesting the war will grind on. >ting for the homeland, for its future, so that no one forgets the lessons of world war ii, so there is no place in the world for executioners, punishers and nazis. reporter: though despite the clear skies there was no air component to the parade. the russian state television said the russian warplanes did not participate due to bad weather. more likely it's because most are bogged down in ukraine, some even shot down. of note, there was no sign of the top commander of the russian forces, general gasarmov who was reportedly targeted, possibly injured visiting the front line of ukraine last week. while the russian t-90 battle tanks rolled across red square the ukrainian armed forces marked victory today by releasing drone footage of the third generation of russian t-90 tanks they have destroyed own the battlefield with anti-tank missiles with m laws provided by the uk and u.s. and eithers. first lady of the united states jill biden spent mother's day in ukraine on a secret visit to meet

remember this flub when the president was in poland talking about vladmir putin. biden: we will have a different future, a brighter future, rooted in democracy and principle, hope and light, of decency and dignity of freedom, of possibilities, for god's sake this man cannot remain in power. jackie: how dangerous are these types of slip-ups especially in the tenuous geosplitted call moments? joining me now former state department official christian whiton. always great to see you. we joke twit, we sort of laugh, he doesn't know what he is saying the white house tries to backpedal. we shouldn't laugh. these are serious statements. words matter. leaders are listening to his words as our president and he could set off a very, very unsettling course of dominoes here with some of the things that he says? >> they are threatening. the russia statement was particularly odd saying you're going to pursue regime change against this nuclear armed power we're supposedly not fighting against but we are. today's gaffe, i think what this is, the definition of washington, when you

they blame vladmir putin, putin's price hike. they blame it on evil companies, pushing up prices. now apparently it is republicans to blame. they have a different scapegoat every month. i think the problem is, you're right, nobody is buying this, forgive the pun. nobody is buying this attempt to explain away inflation or put it on somebody else. they can see what is going on. they see we have record gas prices. consumer price index number, neil, was a big surprise, quite a big disappointment. people have been expecting inflation to come down and it came down a little, only very little. we're still above 8%. blaming other people just isn't going to cut it. it is an opportunity for him to say, we got a big inflation problem. we have to deal with it. doing what we can as administration to deal with it. federal reserve does what it does, we have to come to grips with it. nobody believe this is nonsense that it is somebody else's fault. neil: i wonder, you're a great student, gerry, of history, whether president clinton humbled by the midterm elections in 1994 where he concerned the bi

comes after the country appear to be on the gentlemen of the jury of joining nato which is what vladmir putin did not want to happen. russia warned both countries if they did join. putin discussed the situation with his national security leaders and an exchange of views took place. there was an exchange of views between russia and the united states. im it koicame in form of a phone cl . the assault of the steel plant continues. i want to show you video released yesterday. it shows a ground level view of fighting at the steel plant. we don't know when the footage was recorded . you traveled to the northeast outskirts of kharkiv. what did you see? >> it feels like it's threat on the areas around it. you are hearing an air raid siren that started going off here. it's quite clear there's less pressure, less shell on its out city limit since we have seen over the past week. that's because of a successful ukrainian counter offensive to push the russians back towards their own border. a couple of days ago e were within nine miles. it was that deep ukraine manage to push back. what's been starting to

. >>> bad news for vladmir putin today.and prime minister announcing that they support joining nato. nap nato secretary general is saying they will be warmly welcomed if they apply. general wesley clark, the perfect person to talk to about this. welcome. thanks for joining. finland president saying nato membership wouldn't be a threat to russia but that's russia's fault they want to join. is putin strengthening nato even though he wants to weaken it? >> look, finland has cooperated with nato for a long time. we always done joint exercises. we had visit s and many other th things. . they've always been very cautious about the soviet union and now russia. this is a big step for finland. it's a good thing for nato. it shows nato is pulling together in face of russian aggression. obviously, i don't think russia will attack finland. >> let's put up this map now because finland shares an 800 mile border with russia. nato would be required to come to finland's defense if it were attacked. is there a bigger risk or wider conflict i

we simply don't know what vladmir putin will do next.ng nuclear weapons but we don't know what goes on inside of his head and we don't know how sick he is and who should replace him if he should die and be over thrown. a will the of questions. we'll have to go back to spying on russia like we used to. in fact, with more effort at this point because we are very close to world war iii as you know as well as i. we need spies more than ever. >> absolutely. you're an authority on the subject. thanks for hanging in there. glad we got this to work. bob is the author of the fourth man. be sure to check it out. fascinating sufficient from up with of the best experts on this in the business. that's the news reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. pamela brown takes over the c nrksnn n n n newsroom. >>> the city of buffalo is marking one week since a again man killed three people in racist attack. the mayor leading the city in moment of silence earlier today. let's watch. >> please join me in a 123 second moment of silence . amily n my mom. you

in a call with the prime minister, vladmir putin apologized for comments made by russia's foreign minister that hitler had jewish blood. the russian read does not include the apology. israel has been slow to condemn the invasion. what is all of this about. what do you think is going on here? >> well, the foreign minister has been tjoined to the hip wit putin ever since he came into power. i have no doubt this kind of language they have associated, had in their talks over the years that they believe this, the lie. i think he said publicly ly the say proivately. they tried to assassinate zelenskyy on several occasionings. when they couldn't physically assassinate him, they tried to assassinate his character. they are trying to slander him. they should not forget this. they say will we will not forgive this. hopefully that will be the case and they will come closer to what the united states is doing. >> what would be the reason for them to really not tell the truth about what happened on the call? >> i think from their perspective, putin, if he did apologize, he probably didn't use -- i don't

then owned by associates close to vladmir putin. the fbi investigated and the allegation was bogus.as a concerned citizen worried about national security but the government says he billed the hillary clinton campaign for that fbi meeting. opening statements earlier at that, federal prosecutors under the direction of special counsel john durham said that sussman sought to manipulate the fbi with hopes of creating a october surprise to tilt the election toward hillary clinton. even though a trump russia connection never materialized prosecutors say the damage was done. trump and russia were forever linked in the court of public opinion. sussman's team told jurors, the complete opposite, argued he was a well-respected cyber attorney with a top secret clearance who would never try to hide anything from the fbi. the defense argued the fbi was well aware that sussman worked for the clinton campaign when he went to the fbi to give that information. fbi agents still opened an investigation. the trial continues tomorrow and is expected to last about two weeks. back to you. >> great reporting

he also said that russian president vladmir putin was likely not counting on the resistance and that north america and nato are united and stronger than ever. mcdonald's has now become the latest western corporation to announce that it is pulling out of russia in the wake of the ukrainian invasion since it opened in moscow about 3 decades ago. mcdonald's has opened more than 800 restaurants in russia employing 62,000 people. the restaurants were temporarily closed in march. mcdonald's says keeping its business there goes against its value so it will seek a russian by or preferably one that will keep paying its workers until the sale closes. we'll talk about our forecast here now as we take this live look to get here at san francisco international airport. may gray is here to stay for the day, but we are looking at 90's towards the end of the week just in time for the weekend on this monday. meteorologist dave spahr is here now with details. okay. just seeing a little fog showing up there check to see if there's any delays. no delays being reported out of sfo. but nice little fog bank

he will attack republicans, corporate greed, i suppose vladmir putin but i'm bracing mostly for his solutionsictions. we have lance roberts. i heard jared bernstein on tv, administration will help on energy, kitchen table, transportation, increase the labor supply, child care. i'm sitting there saying please don't. you have done enough already. these are areas where you put in more cash and now, i mean they just screwed everything up. we don't have anybody in child care because it doesn't pay enough, now you forced to higher minimum wages. they're working at amazon warehouse. they won't drive trucks long distance. we have a supply chain crunch but they insist on putting more cash to this. they are probably talking about hiking taxes too. i want your thoughts on that? >> first of all, the whole problem we have now free money isn't fry, what we're paying for now is the tax on free money which is inflation. that is how we got into this mess but from a politicians standpoint. this is the way you get votes. one of the things they learned during the shutdown, if you want to get voted into office, g

russian president vladmir putin is defending his invasion of ukraine as what he called a preemptive responseld war ii, putin said the danger was rising by the day. it forced him to take the only correct decision by a sovereign, powerful and independent country. he did not use the occasion to announce an expansion of the war. >>> as russia's ambassador to poland attempted to mark victory day, protesters chanting, splattered him with red paint. >>> they performed a freedom concert for an audience of around 100 people. >>> in new york, the pulitzer prize winning, a strange loop led the tony award nominations back to you. >>> jon, thanks. about an hour into trading dow is down almost 500 points. close to session lows and 30 points or so between us and a sub-four k print on the s&p. it's great to have you, art. >> there are several things that they're watching we're back in the special relationship between the yeed and the embassies. yield up above 315 for today we put some pressure on the marks. right now wii down in neutral territory. they break that 4,000 area, it will be key. that will change

i'm not blaming the president for all of this, but a lot of this was set in motion long before vladmir putine whole bust of the whole covid experience and boom that would inevitably follow but not to take ownership of some of that, even getting it wrong on how long this would last, don't you think that pisses people off? >> i think we should be honest. i think we should say it's complex as you point out. part of it was covid. part ever it we off shored too much production in this country and we were too dependent on supply chains. part of it was government spending both under trump and president biden which i still support because it helped get us out of a very difficult economic situation. neil: but are you for more spending then, congressman? some would interpret that, well you're going to take a bad thing and make it worse? >> well i'm certainly for more right now deficit spending because, if you pay for something it is noninflationary but i'm not for at this moment more deficit spending that would increase excess demand. we have to be first honest with people. yes inflation is real. yes

russian president vladmir putin spoke today in moscow but made no major announcements about the war taking the country marked the annual victory day that really sets the end of world war ii and commemorates the surrender of nazi germany. with more than 11,000 troops marching and military equipment rolling through the russian capital, putin made no declaration of victory or broader announcement of mobilization of forces. without evidence of planning to retake crimea and threatening nuclear war. adding this. >> translator: you're fighting for the homeland, for its future, so that no one forgets the lessons of world war ii, so there is no place in the world for execution, and nazis. reporter: russian troops and separatist leaders participated in smaller parades and events ukraine in places like southern port city of mariupol and southern city of kherson. holding a large black and orange banner walked the streets of mariupol where estimated 200,000 iranian soldiers are holed up and steel plant. the facility takes fire after they said that all civilians were evacuated over last couple days. fig

i don't really understand this, we were called, you know, disinformants trying to help out vladmir putinstuart: of course we're all day deplorables let's never ever for get it. believe me i'm not. charles, thanks for joining us. see you later. quickly for the markets. we have the dow up 260. i'm looking at twitter's stock at $37 per share. i need jeff sica. jeff has been following the story all the way along, knows a great deal bit. looks to me like, musk, he wants to get twitter at a much lower price. i think he is going to do it. what say you? >> you would think with what happened last week elon musk just woke up in the morning said, oh, my god, what have i done? i'm paying an exorbitant amount of money for this garbage company that has virtually no future and very little ability to make revenue. now what am i going to do? of course you have to turn the focus, i think elon is a brilliant man, you have to turn the focus on the fact that a lot of twitter is fake. it's a sham. it's a lot of fake accounts, robots and all elon wants to know, he wants to know the depth of this issue and twit

i think what we're not understanding every one predicted that vladmir putin would invade 81 days agoentire western world is saying that ukraine will likely now win. just overnight the british ministry of defense said russia lost 33% of its ground forces that began that invasion. you're seeing russian troops pulling back from kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city. we saw the recent weeks and last few months failure of russian forces to take kyiv and dethrone volodymyr zelenskyy. when i sat down he gave us 57 minutes. you got to see first-hand the churchhill of our time as he is described rallied this ukrainian nation, ukrainian people to stand up against the russia goliath army. now the entire world, just yesterday nato's deputy secretary-general saying they believe in coming months ukraine could win this war. will be interesting now to see how how this ends. if ukraine is able to continue to take territory back, will they go further than driving russia out of eastern donbass where fighting is incense, will they take mariupol back or go down to take crimea back which was lost in 2014

iii within days, the nuclear holocaust of europe, i mean, is this a real threat are coming from vladmir putinas preparing for a nuclear attack. first a purge. then a nuclear attack. he was poisoned by his underling with rat poison. i think putin knows actually if he attempted to unleash all-out nuclear war he would be taken out by the people around him. that is why he is currently involved in killing some of them. will: just to follow up, i was talking with my co-hosts before you came on, i guess my studies in history failed me on this, i didn't realize stalin had been assassinated. you're telling us in fact assassinated to prevent the threat of a nuclear war. are you drawing that correlation if this threat were real, then putin's life would be in danger internally within russia? >> yes. in both the crew khrushchev buy okay greg if i, molotov biography, they relate that barrie stalin's number onesies assistant told them both he assassinated stalin, killed stalin with poison. as he was sentenced, he was tried, i saved your life, i killed stalin. there is every reason to believe he told the tru