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"Drink responsibly, V 21. At four 42 good morning. This is WTO news. I've got announces Ukraine will be getting some of the tanks. It is so desperately needing right now by the fall of this year. Breast secretary, Brigadier general pat Ryder, says this week, excess tank hulls will be refurbished retrofitted and may combat ready. In the meantime, Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met in Moscow this week for a second day and afterwards they announced the two countries have drawn closer together than ever. Double DT will be national security correspondent JJ green this morning with war on what this means. This is a concerted effort to disrupt the world order. This moment today when they signed an agreement of cooperation is notable and perhaps historic. Russia and China want to present themselves as alternatives to the global order, which is guided by democratic thinking. They're both leaders of authoritarian countries seeking to use this moment to try to shake up the status quo. Just look at the countries they've aligned themselves with. Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia. All of them have serious human rights strikes. And while China is talking about a peace plan in Ukraine, their leader is there in a show of support for the man who led the invasion in Ukraine that's killed thousands of innocent peoples. Interestingly, in a move that's captured a lot of attention, Japan's prime minister visited Kyiv today, letting China know it's got its own problems to contend with. On Tuesday, TLB national security correspondent JJ green. The Department of Homeland Security says a new operation is already resulted in the seizure of 900 pounds of fentanyl 700 pounds of methamphetamine at a hundred pounds of cocaine all in the operations very first week. CBS News Homeland Security and justice reporter Nicole Schengen has more for us. The Department of Homeland Security has launched operation blue lotus a campaign deploying hundreds of officers nationwide to curb fentanyl trafficking across the U.S. Mexico border, DHS secretary Alejandro mayorkas announced the effort during a visit to nogales, Arizona on Tuesday. The busiest U.S. gateway for fentanyl smuggling, according to the latest CDC data more than a 107,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in 2021, a record. Nicole's canga CBS News Washington
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Russian President Vladimir Putin greets Chinese leader Xi Jinping for high-stakes meeting at the Kremlin
"In the coming hours, the president of China's expected to arrive in Russia for a meeting with president Vladimir Putin and U.S. officials are waiting for an update. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is expected to dominate the meeting between visiting Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, and Russia's Vladimir Putin in Moscow. U.S. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby says there are concerns China may agree to help Putin in the war effort. China has not condemned Putin's invasion of Ukraine. They are still buying Russian oil and energy resources. He tells Fox News Sunday experts
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Fresh update on "president vladimir putin" discussed on Bloomberg Businessweek
"All the meat all right everybody, so keeping it watching that GameStop results in the after hours, certainly rallying, but as we just talked about more than just a one quarter story, we're waiting for Nike to come out. In the meantime, one of the things that has been on our radar, and that is what's going on between Russia and China, specifically Russian president Vladimir Putin, meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping, who has been in Russia for three days of meetings two days so far underway. They've talked about the war and Ukraine, maybe an ending, maybe peace, a lot of things going on. Anytime you've got President Biden set to unveil tight restrictions on new operations in China by semiconductor makers that get federal funds to build in the United States. So a lot going on back with us is tiff Roberts. He's senior fellow at the Atlantic council's indo Pacific security initiatives. He's former Bloomberg businessweek China bureau chief author of the myth of Chinese capitalism, the worker the factory, and the future of the world, joining us once again from Montana. Tiff, nice to be with you again. And Putin, should the world be worried? Yes. Nice to be back, Carol. But yes, I do think the world should be worried. China has been selling this ongoing visit by Xi Jinping to Moscow and the meetings of Putin as a mission of peace and talking about their 12 point plan to try to bring peace in Ukraine. But I think that's really a bit of propaganda. If you look at, for example, the commentary that Xi Jinping published in Russian media, Putin also did a commentary in Chinese media right on the eve of the visit, Xi Jinping talks about how the two countries Russia and China are united in opposition to hegemony domination and bullying. I think it's really about showing their mutual opposition to a U.S. led world order. And something that really struck me is just when it comes to these chip makers that obviously have that exposure toward China. What do you think from a broad sense a big picture sense do you think this means for corporate America and especially these semiconductor type companies that aren't going to benefit from this? Well, I think it's not good news for corporate America. The already multiple problems very real problems in the U.S. China relationship have been putting pressure on corporate America and you mentioned semiconductors. The U.S. is in the midst of a radical rethinking of its semiconductor relationship with China. And as I think Gerald mentioned in the introduction, there's a new restrictions coming almost every week on U.S. companies, U.S. persons being associated in any way with the Chinese semiconductor industry. Well, it's a big market for the U.S. on the semiconductor side. And obviously, more broadly. So this is not good news. One more source of very real tension between the U.S. and China. This budding relationship that's growing stronger and stronger between Russia and China. One more reason to sort of one more place where there's really bad news for the U.S. corporate relationship with China. Are we at the point of no return where China and president G specifically have turned its back on the United States? I think we can say we're at the point of no return, but I would note that last week or during the two sessions, the annual legislative meetings held in Beijing. Xi Jinping actually singled out the U.S. by name, which he doesn't usually do. And said that they were leading a block of world nations that were trying to contain and suppress China and bringing severe challenges to China's development. That's a big deal. Xi Jinping usually when he's referring to the U.S. will say something like certain countries or hostile foreign forces. But I think the fact that he mentioned the U.S. at this point by name shows just how bad the relationship is getting. All right, tiff, for at risk of sounding really stupid, but I'm okay with that. I mean, is China desperate? I don't think China feels desperate at this point. I think that what they're doing is, first of all, they're going to do their best to try to continue to whoo American corporates to China. The spokesman for the ministry of commerce during the same legislative meetings basically sent out the message. We're open for business. We want you to we want you back. Now that we're lifting, we've lifted the restrictions from the pandemic. So they want corporate America, but they're going to try to sort of divide and conquer. They realize that the relationship with Washington is in very Dire Straits. At the same time, they're trying to whoo Europe and it's obviously not easy when they cited to the degree to which they have with Putin in the invasion of Ukraine. And you were talking about the strained relationship China does have with Washington. What do you think the long game is here for China? What is the sort of motivation to all of this? I do think and I am concerned that China is deciding that the two sides are implacably opposed to each other. And that the room for actual cooperation is narrowing. So I hope that's not the case. But I do get that feeling that this is increasingly how Beijing field. I think as I said, there are certainly not going to close the door to American companies. There are certainly not going to close the door to the European Union. If the U.S. if the U.S. were to say move a little closer to what China thinks is a proper bilateral relationship, I bet Beijing would be willing to more than willing to talk with Washington, but I do think that the trendlines are pretty bad. You know, you talk about closing doors and it's interesting. There's another story on the Bloomberg tiff today about Vanguard planning to shutter its business in China. This is after they've been, I guess, a retreat two years ago. This is according to folks familiar with the matter, but in our story, it says the moves will market complete exit from China for the $7.1 trillion giant, which once saw significant potential in the world's second largest economy. I've said it a million times before because I think about it at the beginning of my career, any company I talked to, it was as China was opening its doors and kind of almost begging multinationals from around the world to come in, set up shop, kind of teach us what you know, and it's only a few decades ago that I feel like things have changed dramatically. So it's pretty significant the shift. I think it really is significant. We're seeing we saw hedge funds pulling out came in early after the pandemic restrictions were lifted and then they were they started getting out. We see surveys by the American Chamber of Commerce that are showing that for the first time China is not even a top three investment choice for American companies. You're seeing companies American companies say that they are very, they feel very little optimism about the China market going forward. And yeah, we're seeing some big prominent examples like Vanguard, it sounds like that are thinking of actually moving on somewhere else. So I do think there's been a real shift China's trying to China doesn't
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Russia, Ukraine extend grain deal to aid world's poor
"Russia's president has traveled to Crimea to mark the 9th anniversary of the region's annexation from Ukraine, Russian president Vladimir Putin visited an art school and a children's center in the Black Sea Peninsula, Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014, a move which provoked global condemnation, though much of the world has denounced the annexation as legal, Putin has shown no intention of relinquishing the Kremlin's gains. Instead, he recently stressed the importance of holding Crimea, stating Russia will do everything needed to fend off any threats. Putin's visit comes a day after an international court issued an arrest warrant against him for war crimes. I'm Karen Chammas
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "president vladimir putin" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Safe. Her comments come after two U.S. banks collapsed last week, a third was bailed out by other banks. Russian president Vladimir Putin could be ready for peace in Ukraine thanks to China's president. CBS says Mary a Lucia tells us the two leaders are mapping out a plan. Glad Putin did say that it could serve as the basis towards ceasefire if the west and Ukraine are ready for that, but there is really no inclination to they will be able to accept this peace plan because it doesn't have explicit demands for Moscow to withdraw its troops from Ukraine. It doesn't explain how exactly that your sites can reach the ceasefire. It also doesn't say when peace talks could happen. Dodge just unveiled its fastest gas powered muscle car ever. The Dodge challenger SRT demon one 70 can go from zero to 60 in 1.66 seconds and pulls more than two gs while doing it. They're making 3300 of these to celebrate the final production year of the challenger in charger. Sticker price just over $96,000. That's reporter Jeff Gilbert and the
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International court issues arrest warrant for Putin, citing war crimes
"Widespread Russian attacks have continued in Ukraine, after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Russia's presidents. Ukraine's air force has said that overnight, 16 Russian drones attacked Ukraine, and that 11 of them were shot down in central western and eastern regions, among areas targeted where the capital Kyiv and the western navy province. Meanwhile, the ICC has said that it has issued an arrest warrant for Russian president Vladimir Putin for war crimes. It has accused him of personal responsibility for the abductions of children from Ukraine together with Russia's commissioner for children's rights. It's the first time the global court has issued a warrant against the leader of one of the 5 permanent members of the UN Security Council.
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Fresh update on "president vladimir putin" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Are up after treasury secretary Janet Yellen reassured America's bankers that the government may still step in to protect the deposits of all of their customers, just like it did with Silicon Valley and signature banks. Our intervention was necessary to protect the broader U.S. banking system. Intervention may also still be necessary for first republic bank. Despite nearly a dozen larger banks pouring in $30 billion to keep it from failing. It should be as news correspondent Skyler Henry in D.C.. The Pentagon says Ukraine will be getting some of the tanks it has so urgently been asking for by fall of this year. Press secretary Brigadier general pat rider says excess tank holes will be refurbished. Retrofitted and made combat ready. In the meantime, Russian president Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met in Moscow for a second day afterward they announced the two countries have drawn closer together than ever. WTO's national security correspondent JJ green joins us live with more on what this means. This is a concerted effort to disrupt the world order. This moment today when they signed an agreement of cooperation is notable and perhaps historic. Russia and China want to present themselves as alternatives to the global order, which is guided by democratic thinking. They're both leaders of authoritarian countries seeking to use this moment to try to shake up the status quo. Just look at the countries they've aligned themselves with. Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia. All of them have serious human rights strikes. And while China is talking about a peace plan in Ukraine, their leader is there in a show of support for the man who led the invasion in Ukraine that's killed thousands of innocent peoples. Interestingly, in a move that's captured a lot of attention, Japan's prime minister visited Kyiv today, letting China know it's got its own problems to contend with. Reporting live, JJ green, WTO being news. JJ, Ukraine could not have gone as far in this war unless it had weapons from the west, including the U.S. and some countries in Europe, but now there is reporting Russia may have asked China for lethal aid to help. What's going on? That's right. Whether China will provide military weapons is an unknown question or an unknown answer at this point. Western officials, according to NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg in Brussels today, western officials have seen some signs that Putin wants lethal weapons from Beijing. There's no evidence that that's been granted at this point. And there are a lot of ways that China could provide those weapons, but if they do, it would very likely be discovered in China with then have another serious problem to deal with. And that would be sanctions. Back to you. That's WTO's national security correspondent, JJ green. Well, TikTok goes on the counter offensive today. Amid increasing western pressure over cybersecurity and misinformation concerns. It's rolled out updated rules and standards for content as its CEO appeals directly to users to fight a potential U.S. ban on the Chinese owned video sharing app. The CEO is set to appear in a couple of days before Congress
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China leader Xi to visit Moscow in show of support for Putin
"China's leader heads to Moscow in an apparent show of support for president Vladimir Putin. Xi Jinping will visit Russia for Monday to Wednesday, amid sharpening east west tensions over the conflict in Ukraine, Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine is expected to dominate discussions. China has sought to project itself as neutral in the conflict, even while in 2022 Beijing declared it had a no limits friendship with Russia and has refused to condemn Moscow's invasion, the Kremlin says next week's visit will take place at the invitation of Vladimir Putin on Thursday, China's foreign minister told his Ukrainian counterpart, Beijing's concerned about the year old conflict spinning out of control and is urging talks on a political solution. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"Moved to guarantee insured and uninsured deposits at signature and Silicon Valley bank after their collapse earlier this month. The Biden administration is working to get Abrams tanks to Ukraine more quickly sources tell Bloomberg news, president Vladimir zelensky's forces should get the firepower by this fall, 9 months sooner than expected, the original plan was to send in the newest M1A2 Abrams, but those can take a year or two to build and ship. This move comes as Chinese president Xi Jinping's state visit to Moscow continues Russian president Vladimir Putin's rolled out the pomp of the grand Kremlin palace for president Xi on this second day of talks, NATO's secretary general Jan Stoltenberg is watching developments in the so called no limits. It's part of a pattern we have seen over the last years where China and Russia are coming closer and closer. NATO's Jan Stoltenberg, White House spokesman John Kirby earlier told MSNBC the China Russia relationship looks more like a marriage of convenience to the U.S.
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Putin rejects theory about Ukrainian role in pipeline blasts
"Russia's president Vladimir Putin dismissed allegations that Ukrainians could be behind the blasts on the Nord stream pipelines last year, and instead accused the U.S.. Putin's comments came after U.S. and German media reported unidentified U.S. and other officials as saying there was evidence Ukrainians may have been responsible. Putin's response. It's complete nonsense. Such a powerful explosion at such depth can be made only by specialists backed with the might of a state possessing certain technologies, Putin went on to say the perpetrators had to be a party with a vested interest, such as the U.S., which would be able to sell its more expensive liquefied gas to Europe if Russian gas was halted. Putin pulled scorn on European leaders for keeping quiet about the incidents, saying their silence was what he described as Europe's subservient position in relation to the U.S.. I'm Karen Chammas
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Ukraine unyielding in Bakhmut as Russian troops close in
"Keith officials say military leaders are determined to hold on to back mut even as Russian forces continue to encroach on the devastated eastern Ukrainian city. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky's office says he's chaired a meeting with military officials. During which the country's top brass advocated strengthening Ukrainian positions in back mud. Intense Russian shelling has targeted that the next region city and nearby villages as Moscow deploys more resources there in an apparent bid to finish off resistance backwards importance has become psychological for Russian president Vladimir Putin, prevailing will finally deliver some good news from the battlefield, while for Keith, the display of grit and defiance reinforces a message that Ukraine is holding on despite the odds. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Russian envoy says nuclear powers may clash over Ukraine
"A senior Russian diplomat has warned that the west's increasing support for Ukraine could lead to an open conflict between nuclear powers, Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei ryabkov, made the comments at the UN conference on disarmament in which he denounced the U.S. and its allies for openly declaring that Russia must be defeated. Rebel said the U.S. and NATO's actions in regards to Ukraine risked a direct military clash of nuclear powers with what he called catastrophic consequences. He emphasized that Russian president Vladimir Putin's move to suspend the 2010 new start treaty the last remaining nuclear arms pack with the U.S. came in response to U.S. and NATO action on Ukraine.
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Ukraine denies sending attack drones into Russia territories - The Hill
"Russian officials have said that Ukrainian saboteurs have attacked local villages in western Russia, Russia's federal security service set fighting with Ukraine's sabotage unit was taking place in Russia's Brienne region, if confirmed the fighting would be a further sign that Ukraine is looking to take the fight into Russian territory. Earlier in the week, the Kremlin said Ukrainian drones had flown deep into Russia one as close as a hundred kilometers from Moscow. Thursday's apparent incursion comes as an embarrassment for Russian president Vladimir Putin since
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GOP lawmakers assail Biden for not sending F-16s to Ukraine
"Some U.S. lawmakers are pushing the Biden administration to supply Ukraine with a fighter jets. It's asking for. While the CIA chief says Russia is overly confident. Not everyone in Congress supports more military aid for Ukraine, but Alaska senator Dan Sullivan says they need F-16 fighter jets and the Biden administration should do it now. They have slow rolled critical military weapon systems. He spoke on NBC's meet the press. So did White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan defending the stance on the fighter jets. This phase is about ground combat and being able to have the tools in the hands of the Ukrainians. CIA director William Byrne says that he thinks Russia is underestimating the U.S. resolve and that its president Vladimir Putin will be facing pressure at home with the cost of the war in dollars and lives. I'm Jackie Quinn.
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Putin says Russia cannot ignore NATO nuclear capability
"Russian president Vladimir Putin says his country has no choice, but to consider the nuclear capabilities of the NATO block. In a broadcast interview, Vladimir Putin says Russia faces an existential threat because in his view, NATO members are working for his country's strategic defeat. He says by suspending a new start treaty, which would have capped nuclear capabilities. He's ensuring the security and strategic stability for Russia. Ukraine's president is thanking Western Allies for tightening their sanctions on Russian entities. He denounces Russian propagandists who have drowned Russian society, he says, with lies and
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Russian lawmakers endorse suspension of nuclear pact with US
"The Russian parliament has quickly endorsed president Vladimir Putin's move to suspend the last remaining nuclear arms treaty with the U.S., officials and lawmakers, casting it as an 11th hour warning to Washington. State Duma speaker via chess love bulletin says vote for four O one. No one against nerve tensions. Today, we have begun the implementation of the president's address with a law that will largely ensure the security of our country, the Russian deputy head of Russia's Security Council, has emphasized the suspension of Russia's participation in the back is a signal to the U.S., the Moscow is ready to use nuclear weapons to protect itself on his messaging app channel. He says, we have the right to defend ourselves with any weapons, including nuclear. If the U.S. wants Russia to be defeated, we're standing on the verge of a global conflict. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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China says it's seeking role in Ukraine peace settlement
"The foreign minister of China, which is provided strong political backing for Russia in its invasion of Ukraine, says this country wants to play a role in ending the conflict. Qinggang has told participants at a security conference in Beijing that China's concerned the almost yearlong war could escalate further and spin he says out of control. China will continue to urge peace talks and provide Chinese wisdom to bring about a political settlement he said. Meanwhile, the Kremlin says, Russian president Vladimir Putin could meet with Chinese Communist Party's foreign policy chief Wang Li in Moscow, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry peskov has hailed Russia, China ties as multi dimensional and allied in nature. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Biden slams Russian brutality in Ukraine
"President Joe Biden's wrapping up his whirlwind four day visit to Poland and Ukraine. The president's reassuring eastern Flank NATO allies that his administration is highly attuned to the looming threats and other impacts spurred by the grinding Russian invasion of Ukraine before departing Warsaw. Biden will hold talks with leaders from the Bucharest 9, the collection of nations on the most eastern Flank of NATO was formed in response to Russian president Vladimir Putin's 2014 annexation of Crimea, many of the Flank nations worry, the Russian president Vladimir Putin could move to take military action against them next if
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How Russia's war in Ukraine has evolved after one year of fighting
"Up in global tensions over his invasion of Ukraine, Russian president Vladimir Putin has suspended participation in the last remaining nuclear arms pact between the U.S. and Russia. I'm Ben Thomas with the closer look. Putin made the announcement in a bitter state of the nation speech, which he also cast Russia as a victim, and the one fighting for its existence in its war in Ukraine. He noted Russia is not withdrawing from the start nuclear pact, but reaction to the suspension was swift. UN secretary general Antonio Guterres calling on Moscow in Washington to return to dialog immediately, saying a world without nuclear arms control is a far more dangerous and unstable one. NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg had this. Over the last years, Russia has violated and walked away from key arms control agreements. With today's decision on new start, the whole arms control architecture has been dismantled. Experts note the move may have limited substantive impact. Professor Ian heard at northwestern university saying start was going to expire anyway, but it does have symbolic importance. Russia is much bolder about using its military to
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Putin says that Russia must stand ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the US does so
"Russian president Vladimir Putin says Russia is suspending its participation in a treaty aimed at keeping a lid on nuclear weapons expansion. The so called new start treaty was signed by Russia and the U.S. in 2010. It caps the number of long-range nuclear warheads, both nations can deploy and limit the use of missiles that can carry atomic weapons, now Putin in his state of the nation addressed for 2023, says Russia was not fully withdrawing from the treaty yet Putin adds Moscow must and ready to resume nuclear weapons tests if the U.S. does so. I'm Charles De
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Putin rails against Western nations in his long-delayed annual address, accusing them of fomenting conflicts
"Russia president Vladimir Putin has railed against the west in a speech which is thought may shed light on how the Kremlin sees its so called special military operation in Ukraine and set the tone for the year ahead. Putin started his state of the nation address by justifying his invasion of his neighbor by choosing Western countries of threatening Russia. Russia's president said a year ago in order to protect people on our historical lands to ensure the security of our country to eliminate the threat that came from the neo Nazi regime that developed in Ukraine after the 2014 coup it was decided to conduct a special military operation and step by step, we will carefully and consistently solve the tasks before us. While Russia's constitution mandates the president to deliver the speech annually, Putin never gave one in 2022 as his troops rolled
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Zelenskyy tells Munich summit: We need to hurry up
"Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has urged world leaders to accelerate agreements on weapons to maintain pressure on Russian president Vladimir Putin. Speaking via video link at the Munich security conference, where about 40 heads of state and government, as well as politicians and security experts from around 100 countries have assembled zerzan ski says the race is on. We need to hurry up. We need the speed, speed of our agreements, speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling speed of decisions to limit Russian potential. Ever the realist Ukraine's president wants a light leader to not underestimate Putin's fire at any cost. Unfortunately, he can still destroy many lives. Ukrainian leader, thanked countries, including the U.S., the UK and the EU, for their support so far, but warned there's no alternative to speed. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Putin promised not to kill Zelenskyy, former Israeli prime minister says
"A former Israeli leader involved in earlier talks aimed at preventing Russia's war with Ukraine, says he secured a promise, the Ukrainian president would not be killed. In an interview, former Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett says Russian president Vladimir Putin promised him. He would not take out his Ukrainian counterpart, volodymyr zelensky. Bennett's words say he asked again. And Putin declared I won't kill zelensky. Bennett says he then notified the Ukrainian president who later went on national TV and said he wasn't afraid. Bennett, who served for just 6 months, became an unlikely intermediary in the first weeks of the war. He's one of few western leaders who got to meet with Putin in a hasty trip to Moscow. His comments shed light on the diplomatic efforts expended
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"The top stories were following for you today here at WTO unusual words from a president. Joe Biden says the risk of nuclear Armageddon hasn't been this high since the 1962 Cuban missile crisis. During a democratic fundraiser last night, he said Russian president Vladimir Putin is not joking when he talks about the possible use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The nation's unemployment rate is down to 3.5%. That's the lowest than a half century the number of jobs added slowed down a bit in September, however, employers still added 263,000 jobs. In Maryland's Republican candidate for governor Dan Cox has taken his fight against early ballot counting to the state's highest court. Current law mandates that mail in ballots can't be counted until two days after an election. State election officials want to suspend that rule. Stay with us for more on these stories coming up. In other news, the national women's march in D.C. is happening tomorrow one month before the midterm elections that will determine control of Congress. Organizers are asking people to gather at folger park at 11 a.m. Saturday in southeast with the event kicking off at noon and the march beginning at one 15 going from the park, ending at Union Square. It'll be emceed by comedian Lea delaria. They're encouraging participants to wear blue eyeliner in support of a blue wave winning in November. It's part of a national weekend of action to protect women's rights in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade, the group's 1st march in D.C. after the 2016 election drew hundreds of thousands of people, Shayna stellan, WTO P news. Coming up in money news. The Dow is down 663 points healthy, but slower
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"president vladimir putin" Discussed on WTOP
"Federal prison for possessing marijuana. It may take some time at the president's actions today are likely to end with the removal of marijuana from schedule one. The list of drugs deemed to have no accepted safe medical use, drugs like heroin and fentanyl. In addition to a formal review of that, the president is pardoning thousands of people convicted of simple possession of marijuana, more than 6500 were convicted of that crime in the federal system between 1992 and 2021, thousands more here in D.C.. The president's urging governors to issue similar pardons. And CBS White House correspondent Stephen portnoy. Two Russians who say they fled their country to avoid compulsory military service have requested asylum in the U.S. after they landed on a remote Alaskan island in the Bering sea. In the statement, Alaska senator Lisa Murkowski's office says the pair landed on a beach near gamble. That's an isolated community about 600 miles away from saint Lawrence island, gamble is about 200 miles southwest of nome, Alaska, and just 36 miles from Siberia. Meantime, there's more evidence today that Russia, despite its military failures, has no plans to stop the war against Ukraine. National security correspondent JJ green joins us live with more JJ. Sean, their reports that 7 people from zapor Asia are dead and another 5 missing after a missile attack by Russian troops there. And this is taking place even as discontent among supporters of Russia's faltering invasion of Ukraine has produced some pretty extraordinary criticism directed at president Vladimir Putin. This suggests that the elites, the people who are normally insulated from the daily travails that less fortunate people have to deal with, are cracking down on Russia and the leadership there. And so what this means is that not only are Russia's liberal opposition and those folks who oppose anything that Vladimir Putin does, criticizing, but the people that are normally staunchly in his camp are disenchanted right now. And the latest incident happened today when a Russian installed occupation official in Ukraine bitterly criticized the defense minister Sergei shoigu, a close associate of Vladimir Putin, saying essentially he should consider killing himself because of the Russia's armies failed because of Russia's army failures in Ukraine. So that is very significant criticism and ensure to get some type of response from them. Reporting live, JJ green, WTO, new. Well, we have turmoil mounting inside Russia, JJ, what is the state of Vladimir Putin's regime right now? It is stable based on what we know right now, but there is growing criticism and there are some who say that he's actually pretty terrified and pretty concerned because of one, the news yesterday from U.S. intelligence, which I'm sure the Russians knew about because they agreed with U.S. officials who said that the assassination of Daria dugan, which who was the daughter of a prominent Putin supporter, they say that he is probably concerned or should be concerned. Others in his circle should be concerned because they came with this idea here that if Ukraine can get inside Moscow and do something like that to her under some pretty severe and significant security restrictions, then who else might be possibly in the line of fire the next time. So things are stable right now, but there are things that are definitely developing, especially with this military failure, the economic situation. And then again, the elites in Russia realizing that some of them, some of the people they know may have to go to war. And this is something they never expected when this war started. JJ, thanks. You're welcome. WTO national security correspondent JJ green, a story we've been following for you this afternoon, a shooting in northwest D.C. sent four men to the hospital this afternoon and the suspects are on the loose D.C. police say it happened about 1 o'clock on north capitol street to south of New York avenue. Here's the first district commander Tasha Bryant We found four male victims adult males suffering from apparent gunshot wounds, three of whom were transported to the hospital for non life threatening injuries.
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"Likely a portion of those ballots won't get to where they need to go. Governor Ron DeSantis, speaking in heavily hit Lee county, says officials will have to adapt. I think the supervisor here is in the process of looking at all the precincts figuring out where you may have problems and then they will propose a solution in Southwest Florida registered Republicans outnumbered Democrats in the region plays a major role in statewide elections, including for U.S. Senate. Desantis is seeking reelection against former democratic congressman Charlie Crist. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO P news. A Ukrainian leader says that Russian rockets slammed into residential buildings in zapper Asia before dawn today, killing two people and trapping at least 5 in the city this close to Europe's biggest nuclear power plant. The strikes came just hours after Ukraine's president announced that the country's military had retaken more than three more villages. In one of those regions that was illegally annexed by Russia, Zappa region is one of the four regions that Russian president Vladimir Putin annexed in violation of international laws yesterday, that city remains under Ukrainian control. South Korea says North Korea flew 12 warplanes near their mutual border today prompting South Korea to launch 30 military planes in response. South Korea believes the north plains were conducting air to surface firing drills. Earlier North Korea fired two ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters in South Korea conducted naval drills with the U.S. and Japan off the Korean Peninsula's east coast in response. Coming up here right after traffic and weather. When D.C. public schools are saying about an argument between a school employee and student that turned physical, I'm Mike Murillo. 8 36. This advertisement is paid for by lacuna ventures LLC for terms and conditions visit your rights legal. Attention, if you were someone you know spent time at camp Les June North Carolina prior to 1988 and developed serious health conditions such as non Hodgkin's lymphoma
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"President Vladimir Putin will officially annex four occupied regions of Ukraine and a formal signing ceremony today. The UN secretary general condemned Russia's action saying it has no legal value and must not be accepted. In baseball, the Yankees host the Orioles tonight Aaron judge would go for 62 homers passing Roger Maris AL record last night the Red Sox beat the Orioles 5 three, the a's lost the Giants one, there is a 9 football the Bengals beat the dolphins 27 15. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake. Powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts to more than a 120 countries, I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg Nathan. Okay, Michael, thank you for coming up to 6 20 on Wall Street live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is Bloomberg daybreak we've been taking a look at the British pound this morning. We want to focus on UK politics. Now, prime minister Liz truss is under growing pressure from her own Conservative Party after just a few weeks in office after coming out with that tax cut plan that to say the very least has roiled markets, joining us now from our London headquarters, Bloomberg's Lizzie burden, Lizzie, good morning, the prime minister and her economic team have just had a meeting with the UK's fiscal watchdog on that tax cut plan. What do we know about what's come out of that so far? Well, I have to say, you can't understate how unusual it is for the prime minister to have a meeting like this. There have been in person meetings when a new Chancellor office for budget responsibility came in appointed. So it's not unusual for the Chancellor to be having this meeting. But there are no records of the prime minister joining any of the budget rounds over the past 6 years. So that in itself is odd. There had been a debate raging on Twitter about what the intention was, were they trying to weigh on the independent forecaster are they going cap in hand to the OBR to try and get back some of the credibility with markets? Because of course it was the lack of the forecast that partly offended markets about the budget. What we know coming out of this meeting is that the treasury isn't changing its fiscal plan after this meeting. And the fiscal watchdog says that it's forecast when it comes is going to be based on its independent judgment of the economic and fiscal prospects and the impact of the government's policies in its own words. So the OBR very much standing firm that it is not going to be weighed on by the government. Well, what does this mean, Lizzie for the new UK prime minister's tax cut plan? There's been a lot of worry about that. A lot of speculation that it's going to add even further to inflation. But at least in the public comments, prime minister trust doesn't sound like she's backing down from this idea. Not at all. It's trust quoting and the trade secretary cammy badenoch. Dug into their positions about this fiscal plan. Yesterday all saying that these tax cuts are going to boost growth. There's a private WhatsApp group of Tory MPs though and one of our colleagues at Bloomberg has seen the messages, of course, and pleading with Tory MPs saying we need your support to do all this as the only people who win if we divide is the Labor Party. So begging them to get behind him. But what we're also hearing is that some of these Tory MPs are begging for acquiring to quit just to give Liz trust the political cover so that she can U turn on the tax cuts because they have gone down so badly politically and with markets. Wow, really interesting to get that behind the scenes look at what's happening in the Conservative Party. What are we expecting to come out publicly with the conservatives holding a party conference this weekend? Liz trust can't be feeling good going into that. And even worse, she'll be feeling because of this poll that was published in the times by Hugo's last night showing that the Labor Party is now got a 33 point lead. It's the biggest poll lead of any UK political party in 20 years. Again, it's a response to the budget. And you've also got some of the political heavyweights like Rishi sunak, the former Chancellor who, of course, ran against trust to be prime minister sitting it out. Not attending. And he says it's so that he can give trust space. He's going to stay in his constituency. But coincidence isn't it that lots of his allies are also going to be avoiding the conference. What I hear is that they simply can not face doing broadcast media interviews where they have to defend these policies. Only about 30 seconds left here, Lizzie, but a big question is Liz trusts living on borrowed time right now? Well, technically, she has a new prime minister should have 12 months safe from a vote of confidence. But the Tory party likes to stay in power. So what Tory say to me is that the rules can easily change. Notorious like to stay in power. That's something that doesn't. Liz, Lizzie Burton, as always, great to speak with you ahead of this party conference that's happening this weekend and following this emergency meeting where the prime minister herself appeared alongside her new Chancellor with this emergency meeting at number 10 Downing Street Bloomberg daybreak Europe is going to be live from the Tory conference on Monday. You're definitely going to want to tune in for that to see what's happening with the new government in the UK. 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"World and national news with Nancy Lyons in ants. Thanks, Tim. America's top diplomat says Russia's president Vladimir Putin started the war in Ukraine and he alone can end it. During a speech before the UN Security Council, Antony Blinken urged other nations to speak out. The very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. We can not, we will not allow president Putin to get away with it. Lincoln says Putin can not be trusted, especially after he hinted at using nuclear weapons. A victory for federal prosecutors in the case of the documents taken from Donald Trump's Florida estate, a federal appeals court says the Justice Department can use about 100 documents with classified markings in their criminal investigation. Bloomberg governments Jack Fitzpatrick explains the significance of that ruling. They were before this ruling supposed to wait for the special master to finish his review of the 11,000 documents that they seized, but instead they're now being told they don't have to wait on that review. In order to use the about 100 classified documents in their investigation. Bloomberg government's Jack Fitzpatrick. Senators are putting a focus on scams against the elderly during today's hearing, South Carolina Republican Tim Scott said scammers are creative and ruthless preying on the nation's most vulnerable populations. On average, seniors lose about $34,200 for every instance of a scam or fraud. Again, senator Tim Scott. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700
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"For his family Canceled father says his son decided to go to Ukraine to defend innocent people I'm Ed Donahue Cancel served in the marines from 2017 to 2021 joining right after graduating high school Pentagon spokesman John Kirby says there's no justification for how Russian president Vladimir Putin and his military have indiscriminately and ruthlessly attacked civilians in Ukraine It's just it's brutality of the coldest and most depraved sort Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer has been suspended for two full seasons without pay by Major League Baseball The move less than three months after prosecutors decided against criminal charges against power after it was alleged he beat and sexually abused a woman last year The Philadelphia 76ers say MVP finalist Joel embiid has a right orbital fracture and a mild concussion and is out for the foreseeable future He was injured late in Philadelphia's victory at Toronto Thursday night Philadelphia is in the east semifinals against top seed Miami first game Monday night This is AP news A real estate brokerage company settled a lawsuit alleging housing discrimination Fair housing advocates say under the agreement Redfin will expand housing opportunities for consumers and communities of color in various major cities The deal calls for Redfin to change its minimum housing price policy and pay $4 million to settle the lawsuit brought by the national fair housing alliance and 9 other fair housing organizations Redfin says that it prefers to spend money on advancing fair housing rather than on litigation and that the settlement is not an admission of liability I'm Mike Hempen A former Idaho state representative has been convicted of raping a 19 year old legislative intern after a dramatic trial in which the young woman fled the witness stand during testimony saying I can't do this 39 year old Republican era in van ellinger has claimed that the sex was consensual I'm Tim McGuire EP news Only one sail away from the Shopify 1000 club Is that a thing Well mom have a cookie I'll take one Dad These are delicious You need to shell them You should Mom No seriously Let's set.
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"Morning welcome in April 12th 2022 glad you're with us this early morning midnight hour Tuesday April 12th on WTO our producer This is one Herrera Here's what's happening this early morning to top stories we're following for you Tuesday morning CBS News special report The Pentagon says there were signs that Russian troops are working to resupply while gearing up for more attacks in Ukraine CBS is Nancy cordes has details There are several troubling new signs that Russia is marshaling its forces for an all out assault on eastern Ukraine even Austria's Chancellor who managed to sit down with Russian president Vladimir Putin came away saying he's pessimistic about what comes next There's also a new general of the mix who was in charge when Russia allegedly committed war crimes in Syria military consultant colonel Jeff McCoy Devoted cough had been the Russian commander in Syria and made decorated for his efforts He had however been referred to as the butcher of Aleppo but the air and ground support he provided the Syrians as they pounded that city for significant periods of time The UN says nearly two thirds of Ukrainian children have now been displaced since this war started CBS News special report I'm Monica ricks A 1232 Tuesday morning the U.S. State Department now ordering all its counselor staff and their families to leave Shanghai due to rising COVID-19 cases in China right now The department says this morning the order is an upgrade from the authorized departure issued last week that made the decision voluntary Americans are also being asked to avoid traveling to the region due to COVID-19 related restrictions including the risk of parents and children being separated because of it President Biden cracking down this week on so called ghost guns in a bid to stop the flow of homemade weapons fueling the epidemic of violence in the U.S. correspondent Deborah has more this morning from The White House on mister Biden's new executive order from Monday At the announcement we're gun violence victims families and survivors like Mia treta She survived a 2019 ghost gun shooting at her Santa Clarita California high school but she lost her best friend Nothing has relieved the pain in my heart like working to prevent more senseless shootings The new regulations are likely to face lawsuits from manufacturers and gun rights groups Debra alfaro CBS News The White House Now 1234 Thomas Robertson a former Rocky.
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"Armstrong team four is Ryan Miller 52 in roslin 48 in Laurel 52° with light rain in Washington at 8 41 The U.S. today said members of Russia's military have committed war crimes during the nearly month old invasion of Ukraine Secretary of State Antony Blinken cited U.S. intelligence as well as the heavy bombardment of cities such as Mario pole When the invasion was launched there were expectations that Ukraine's government could be quickly overthrown but now Moscow is bogged down in a grinding military campaign and president Vladimir Putin is apparently battling his own demons back home There are unconfirmed reports that Russian president Vladimir Putin is secretly purging people in his inner circle He says that he survived 12 or 13 attempts on his life So he's being paranoid for many many years Andrei soldatov investigative journalist in Russia expert This news comes as Anna totally should buy a top Russian adviser and the country's climate envoy has quit abruptly and left the country I think he is getting even more paranoid these days Says the evidence is clear 5 years ago Putin had thousands of advisers Today you can count them on one hand JJ green WTO P news The New York Times has obtained the resignation letter from a prosecutor who was investigating former president Donald Trump before leaving the Manhattan district attorney's office last month In that letter Mark pomerantz said he believes the former president was guilty of numerous felony violations He also said in the letter that Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's decision to abruptly stop pursuing an indictment was contrary to the public interest Pomerantz resigned the same day as another top prosecutor involved with that investigation Those prosecutors had planned to charge mister Trump with falsifying business records specifically his annual financial statements Well this June marks 50 years since the infamous Watergate break in which eventually led to the resignation of president Richard Nixon And you can experience that historic time in a new way an art exhibit at the national portrait gallery These artists really saw what was coming and called it out That's Kate Clark Lemay acting senior historian at the national portrait gallery She highlights one caricature which echoes an iconic piece of American art and depicts then president Nixon in a boat Shirtless and barefoot And then with the boat having a broken mask and instead of having the hope of a boat in the distance there's just the storm And the sharks are circling The exhibition which also features photos paintings and sculpture runs through early September John Aaron WTO P news Coming up on WTO the chiefs lose their star wide receiver sports is next 8 43 Now you can get McDonald's crispy chicken sandwich McDonald's spicy crispy chicken sandwich And or.
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"Following for you on WTO translators and employers participated in a prince George's county job fair aimed to help Afghan refugees land jobs For U.S. Marines were killed Saturday when they are aircraft crashed in a Norwegian town The marines were participating in NATO drills unrelated to the attack on Ukraine Russian forces continue to push deeper into our Ukrainian city as Ukraine's president says he wants to meet face to face with Russia's president Vladimir Putin to settle the crisis Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes It's four 17 a man is dead after being shot in district heights Prince George's county police say 24 year old Markle Moreau of D.C. was found injured Friday evening on Walters lane near Pennsylvania avenue He was rushed to the hospital where he later died Also another man was killed in a separate incident in camp springs It's four 18 Traffic and weather on the 8s Checking the capitol beltway no reported delays down Maryland or Virginia inner and outer loop without delay all the incidents that we had before We don't have anymore The big ticket item right now is in the district D.C. two 95 northbound with all lanes blocked just beyond benning road serious crash three or four vehicles involved And no place to hide here If you're trying to get on to D.C. two 95 northbound do not go any farther than Pennsylvania avenue jump off there take Minnesota avenue northbound from Pennsylvania avenue and you'll need to take it beyond bending road up to burrows avenue before you can jump back over to two 95 and continue your merry way northward Southbound is not affected here but northbound everything is at a stop just beyond bending road And again here no place to hide On the freeway no reported delays I two 95 is quiet In Virginia I think we've seen the last of our work zones They've cleaned up the one near the capitol belly we had after nutley street That was over on the left side and it's gone now And I believe I've seen now multiple lanes of traffic getting past our work so near fair oaks he tried to say exit 57 for route 50 so I think everything has been packed up and gone home If you've got a clearer view of something else that I need to talk about let me know though 8 6 6 three zero four WTO or messages through the WTO app in Maryland on 95 and on the VW Parkway we are good two 70 no reported delays Looking for one on 70 westbound before myersville exit 42 and that was supposed to be one overturned with caution for what may be lurking in the roadway Ian Crawford traffic Now to storm team four meteorologist Samara Theodore Temperatures are headed into the upper 50s to around 60° for your Sunday clouds are on the increase as well.
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"On purposely targets of these purposely then that is a crime So these actions are under review By our State Department CBS News special report I'm Matt piper We're joined now live by WTO national security correspondent JJ green JJ a lot has happened in Ukraine today What are you seeing as the most significant development so far Well first of all innocent victims of Russia's war against Ukraine are continuing to die We know that at this point about a 120 people have made it out of that theater in Mario pole that was targeted by Russian forces There were something like a thousand people that there most of them children more attacks are continuing to happen in person Ukrainian forces are fighting back as best as best they can We've been told they've essentially slowed Russia's attempts to take Kyiv but it's not sure how long that will last We've also told you as well a U.S. citizen was killed in Ukraine today His name is James Whitney hill He's from Minnesota We've been told that he was there in where he died with his partner who had gone there to be treated for multiple sclerosis The New York Times is reporting that and they supposedly got stuck in a hospital one of those places that the Russian military has deliberately targeted even though it is a war crime to do something like that JJ there are a lot of confusing developments coming out of Russia today specifically a strange plane ride that Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov took today What do you know about that Yeah there was this plane ride that he took last night He was headed to Beijing and right in the middle of the plane trip he turned around and went back to Moscow And there are a couple of questions about why he did that Was it some activity that took place in Belarus Was it a video story that aired on Chinese state television Essentially talking about how the Russian troops had fired on and killed essentially ten people waiting in line for bread Was it the fact that Putin might have gotten angry Russian president Vladimir Putin not happy with that Or was it that the Chinese say go back We can't do this because we're going to be talking with the U.S. about not working with you It's not clear exactly what happened but it was a very strange plane ride And JJ Moore global leaders are lining up to go to Kyiv What does that tell us about the security situation there Turkey's foreign minister is scheduled to go there If he hasn't been there already but it says that these folks are comfortable enough to go there There is still Greg risk But not enough to prevent a significant leader from a foreign country from going there And this is something that people have been asking for in Ukraine have been asking for from the very beginning Some have said this would have been great if it had happened sooner but it didn't It's happening now And I think there may be more of this happening based on some of the folks that I've spoken to It all depends on what takes place with these weapons that keeps trying to get And the Russian progress on trying to take Kyiv So this is a significant development that more leaders are planning to go or thinking about going but it's not clear how long that will last All right JJ thanks You're welcome That's the double DTO piece JJ green in other news marylanders might soon get a break at the gas pump with votes today in both chambers of the general assemblies state lawmakers have moved toward a gas tax holiday It was unanimous in both the Maryland House and Senate with lawmakers voting in favor of legislation that would suspend the state's 36th cents a gallon gas tax for one month Differences between the House and Senate versions are being reconciled and a final vote is expected yet this week Governor Larry Hogan has said he will sign it into law immediately A driver with a 12 gallon tank would save about $4 32 cents a fill up assuming the gas station owner agrees to pass along the tax savings to the customer That's not something this bill can force them to do Sarah Jacobs news.
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"The bail and Melinda Gates Foundation salima Abdullah fur and from Atlanta based care Michelle nunn Tomorrow at one on WAB Live from NPR news in Washington I'm winter Johnston The Pentagon says it believes a large convoy of Russian troops remain stalled outside of the Ukrainian capital Spokesperson John Kirby says Russia hasn't made any noteworthy progress over the last several days except in parts of southern Ukraine What we assess is as they continue to get frustrated they continue to rely now more on what we would call long-range fires So this is bombardment missile strikes long-range artillery into city centers that they aren't in yet At least not on the ground in any significant number French president Emmanuel Macron says he doesn't expect a negotiated end to the war in Ukraine for weeks He says that he has told Russian president Vladimir Putin that a ceasefire must come before any real dialog but that Putin has refused Schools in New York and New Jersey have lifted their mask mandates and PR's quill Lawrence reports low rates of coronavirus cases in both states drove the decision to do away with the requirement After nearly two years without seeing each other's faces in person children 5 and older are able to return to school without masks if they choose The governors of New York and New Jersey decided COVID-19 rates are low enough and vaccination rates high enough to make mask use optional New York City's mayor followed suit and controversially the city is also lifting its vaccination mandate for indoor restaurants gyms theaters and clubs Some experts had urged the city mandates remain while nearly 90% of adults in New York City are vaccinated the rates are much lower for kids and completely unknown for the visitors who city officials hope will return and help bolster in New York's recovering tourist economy Quill Lawrence NPR news New York You're listening to NPR news in Washington From WAB E News in Atlanta good afternoon I'm Jim burris for time now 5 32 Gas prices and mentor Atlanta soared nearly 50 cents a gallon from just one week ago That's according to price comparison site gas buddy Alex humming has more The human toll in Ukraine is the biggest concern But the Russian invasion there is having an impact on the global economy too Crude oil prices are surging over the uncertainty According to gas buddy which tracks prices The group says the weight of deserving bipartisan sanctions on Russia for invading a sovereign country comes at a high cost at the pump here In Atlanta the average for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3 and 97 cents and gas buddy says expect that to go up as a conflict rages on and as refineries switch to more expensive summer blends Alexa make WAB news some Georgia veterans say gubernatorial candidate and former U.S. senator David perdue needs to call out former president Donald Trump The former president has called Russian president Vladimir Putin a genius among other compliments during Russia's conflict with Ukraine Here's air force veteran and Columbus city council member Toya Tucker To say that Putin is smart savvy and a genius That's a slap in our face as a Americans as individuals who have actually put on the uniform and went over to fight for our country Purdue is featuring campaign ads with the trumps as he faces a GOP primary battle against incumbent governor Brian Kemp Produce campaign said in a statement he thinks Putin is a quote murderous thug and that Trump's administration was tough on Putin You can find more local news on our new website that's W ABE dot org amplifying Atlanta This is 90.1 W ABE news.
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"You don't know Cory is also been criticized because her department has made arrests in less than half of reported hate crimes hate crimes against Asian Americans were up almost 350% in the city last year Breaking news WABC Now the latest on Russia's invasion of Ukraine A senior U.S. defense official reports the Russian convoy still appears to be stalled outside Kyiv the official reports today the Russian convoy hasn't made any real progress over the past couple of days and has been plagued with fuel and food shortages as well as dealing with fierce resistance from the Ukrainians This official who spoke on the condition of anonymity reports Ukrainian air defense remains operable and their aircraft continue to fly I should say I mean time talks between Russia and the Ukraine are reported to be on again this according to a top aide to president Vladimir Putin the talks are reported to be scheduled for tomorrow at the brief region of the Belarus which born as Poland Putin's Putin's aid I should save Vladimir medinsky as quote as far as I know the Ukrainian delegation has already departed from Kyiv is en route We're expecting them tomorrow on quote Ukraine president Vladimir zelensky's office confirming to The Associated Press the delegation is on its way but didn't give details on their arrival time These spokesperson of the Russian defense ministry says 498 Russian troops have been killed in the Ukraine and over 1500 have been wounded This is the first time military casualties have been reported in the Ukraine since the start of the invasion The Russian spokesperson denying Russians suffered quote incalculable losses The World Health Organization says its first shipment of medical supplies for Ukraine will arrive in Poland on Thursday That's tomorrow the problem is getting the much needed supplies into Ukraine The WHO calling for a humanitarian corridor to get the delivery through with ordinary civilians being wounded WHO director general said quote there is an urgent need to establish a corridor to ensure humanitarian workers and supplies have safe and continuous access to reach people in need For more on this you can go to WABC radio dot com Checking now sports tonight we have the rangers hosting St. Louis and the Nixon Philadelphia You forecast in the Ramsey monster weather center tonight clouds moving in later with the chance of showers low 37 tomorrow It will be mostly sunny with a high of 43 Right now 51° mostly clear outside the 77 WNBC midtown.
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"Interviewing for a job in the Supreme Court We'll talk with law professor Laurie ring hand of the university of Georgia but first we get a market check from Charlie pellet And I thank you very much David Weston Here's what's going on Equities lower across the board right to the numbers fast moving markets a bounce off the low but nonetheless we've got the S&P down 50 right now Drop there of 1.1% The Dow down 493 a decline of one and a half percent as stacked down 197 to drop right now of one and a half percent Tenure is up one 32nd ten year yield right now 1.92% spot gold lower by one tenth of 1% Bitcoin rallying 1.6% 37,680 right now on Bitcoin crew though a major story today Brent 96 90 a barrel that of course the global benchmark up right now by 1.6% and West Texas intermediate crude 92 70 up by 1.8% Equities lower across the board investors weighing the potential damage from sanctions to Russia after president Vladimir Putin recognized to separatist republics in eastern Ukraine and ordered troops sent to them coming up in just a moment we will be hearing from President Biden we will have those remarks for you live right here on Bloomberg radio Economic news today consumer confidence down home prices heating up and with more on that story Here's Bloomberg's Vinny del giudice Mister helpless feeling out there for many Americans Wake yourself finally increasing for many but inflation is heating away at those gains of supply shortages persistent housing cost creep higher.
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"After being shot in Annapolis Please say shots were fired just after 7 on Tyler avenue near force drive Here's police chief at Jackson I get very very frustrated and angry with these trigger policies are necessary and it undermines what we're all about as a society as a community And as long as I'm chief of an Apple I ensure the mayor that when you have these trigger pullers we're going to do everything You pull out every resource that we had to include asking for federal help to make sure we get to the bottom of why this is happening Police say the two children were rushed by helicopter to nearby hospitals their conditions are unknown at this time as stay with us for more on this developing story Turning to the Ukraine crisis now Russia's president Vladimir Putin has ordered troops to move into two Russian separatist held territories in Ukraine He says it's for peacekeeping operations WTO national security correspondent JJ green joined our Sean and Hillary to talk about Putin's motives No one I've spoken to believes that there is anything remotely connected to peace involved in this situation in this decision It's another incremental move that gets him to where he wants to be And that's inside Ukraine closer to Kyiv and it has nothing to do with peace It's just the way in which he plays the information game And the problem with this whole process is he is expecting the west to keep waiting for him to make that move to invade Ukraine when he's already done it Hey JJ it was really interesting hearing Putin use history to justify going into Ukraine but as I heard it and please correct me if I'm wrong it seemed to open the door for him to do it in other places It did But here's the most important thing about what was going on in that address And of course yes there are other countries that are concerned about what he might do But I think a lot of people were stunned in part because he was angry Visibly angry I mean you could see it in his body language and that's not something that you see from Vladimir Putin He's usually pretty cool and usually pretty chilled out when he does his addresses or whatever he does He's self assured But one particular source told me a little while ago that he was rattled His whole team was rattled in part because and this is a quote the U.S. finally beat them in the information warfare game getting all this intelligence out there pushing things out before they were able to do it It's made him angry And so what's happened is he's gotten himself in this situation and he realizes it's a bad situation There's no way for him to go back in his mind without risking embarrassment So this is a really dangerous situation for everybody Well okay so the U.S. beats Russia at its own information game What about the Russian military Is it prepared to carry out something as massive as what the U.S. is saying could happen They have enough troops to start this or whatever it is they're doing But one of the things we heard early on in the dialog from the U.S. and the other allied countries was that there is a possibility that they may just do a limited land grab And just call it off after that In putting peacekeeping troops and to hold this territory maybe what they need may be what it is that they were planning to do And that may be it That military according to folks that I've spoken to in the military world they're just weren't enough of them to put them in to invade and hold the whole country That was national security correspondent JJ green and coming up lots of college basketball news in sports here on WTO It's 1114 Water stains on the shower glass.
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"Update Russian president Vladimir Putin is overseeing nuclear drills today amid escalating tensions over Ukraine President Joe Biden's warned of swift and severe consequences if Russia does invade its neighbor a foreign ministry statement from Russia says the tests were planned before NATO allies started accusing Russia of plotting to invade Ukraine The White House is reportedly worried about Ukraine's president deciding to travel to Germany Vladimir zelensky scheduled to take part in the global security conference happening today in Munich White House officials are concerned Moscow may try to exploit zelensky's absence President Biden has warned a Russian invasion could happen in Ukraine in a matter of days A federal judge is clearing the way for lawsuits against former president Trump in connection with the January 2021 capitol riot The court denied Trump's request toss the civil lawsuits and determine the former president does not have immunity from litigation Several democratic House members and police officers at the capitol on the day of the attack sued Trump saying he was responsible for sparking the riot The judge did however dismiss lawsuits filed against the Donald Trump Jr. and Rudy Giuliani Capitol police in Washington are considering reinstalling a fence around the capitol in preparation for a potential protest next month Jim Forbes has more A trucker convoy protests may take place during President Biden's State of the Union address next month Defense is the same one that remained around the U.S. capitol after the January 6th riot last year A spokesman for the capitol police said offenses part of discussions but a decision has not been made The news comes as freedom convoy protesters and Ottawa Ontario who occupied part of the city for weeks have started to be arrested Overall closing ceremonies for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics are set for tomorrow Metal winners will come together to literally pass the torch to the next host Milan Italy At this point Norway leads the pack with 15 gold medals and 35 overall I'm Scott Carr The Supreme Court is set to look into ending former president Trump's remain in Mexico policy The court will start hearing arguments in April on whether the Biden administration can terminate the policy that requires asylum seekers at the southern U.S. border to stay in Mexico while their applications are being processed A decision is expected this summer An online poll is causing some concern for Democrats amid the upcoming 2022 midterm elections Here's Julie Ryan A recent poll conducted by outside consulting groups found that Republican attacks on the Democrats have alarming credibility According to the poll 57% of voters feel that Democrats have taken things too far with the pandemic They didn't elaborate on what exactly that means 64% of voters in swing districts think Democrats in Congress support defunding the police 62% feel Democrats have created a border crisis and 61% say Dems are spending money out of control The poll revealed that voters are very concerned about inflation and healthcare rounding out the top 5 with concerns our COVID-19 Medicare social security and climate change I'm Julie Ryan Washington's Lincoln Memorial was dedicated in 1922 to mark the 100th anniversary this year the attraction is about to get a multi-million dollar upgrade The National.
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"The U.S. would respond swiftly and decisively together with its allies and partners to any further Russian aggression against Ukraine The two leaders agreed on the importance of continuing diplomacy and deterrence in response to Russia's military buildup on Ukraine's borders The U.S. and its allies believe a Russian invasion of Ukraine could happen any day now so they're urging Americans to make plans to leave The Defense Department has begun staging soldiers in neighboring Poland to help with a mass exodus shouldn't invasion begin Pentagon spokesman John Kirby on Fox News Sunday says while efforts to negotiate go on Certainly we recognize the time component here seems to be shrinking And that gives us all cause for concern In a call this weekend President Biden urged Russian president Vladimir Putin to stand down This week Germany's Chancellor will head to Moscow for a discussion Gurnal Scott Fox News At the Vatican a prayer for peace in Ukraine During the Pope Sunday greeting to the crowds in Saint Peter's square he called on the faithful to pray with him in silence for Ukraine the news from that country Pope Francis said is very worrying The Pope has made many appeals for peace and Ukraine and last month led an international day of prayer for peace This island prayers today lasted about half a minute Sabina Castelfranco CBS News Rome Police have largely cleared the remaining protesters near a key U.S. Canadian border bridge between Detroit and Windsor Windsor police sergeant Steve betray says there were about a dozen peaceful arrests and a few vehicles towed away It was one of many protests that broke out across Canada and the world against COVID vaccine mandates and other restrictions This moves from a legitimate I think protest over a vaccine mandate to now putting the economy and lives at risk Bruce Heyman is a former U.S. ambassador to Canada He says the blockades hurt economies on both sides of the border It's one 33.
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"Let's get to Bloomberg's Hannah George with the latest in world peace group Good morning Caroline in France the Republicans nominated Valerie as their first woman presidential candidate Bloomberg's Caroline kanan has the details This primaries come as a surprise as very regrets was far from being the favorite among the French Republicans Earlier this year she was reelected for a second mandate as a head of the Paris region because it could become a real threat to president Emmanuel Macron as they both play in the same field with center right policies But you will also need to appeal to a more conservative part of the Republican electorate those who might be tempted by the far right eczema In Paris county Conan Bloomberg debug Europe In Germany the country's free Democrats backed a coalition deal with the social Democrats and greens the support brings social Democrats Olaf Schultz one step closer to replacing Angela Merkel as Chancellor on Wednesday The SPD already approved the deal and will get the results from a vote by the greens today And Russia's president Vladimir Putin is visiting New Delhi today as billions of dollars of Russian weapons flow into India despite the risk of U.S. sanctions Bloomberg's akina choudhry tells us what to expect President Vladimir Putin is making his first foreign trip in nearly 6 months for dogs with India's prime minister in a random Modi The meeting comes as India takes delivery of Russia's S 400 missile defense system which is part of a $5 billion weapons deal Russian arms purchases by U.S. allies and partners can trigger sanctions And a similar move by turkey prompted the U.S. to ban on Cara from its fighter jet program But Washington may turn a blind eye for now Since India's support in the indo Pacific region is so important In New Delhi I'm actually not sure Bloomberg daybreak Europe Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick tech powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Hannah George This is Bloomberg Caroline Thank you so much coming up next on day break Goldman cuts its forecast for U.S. growth warning about the omicron.