greg jones says the warming atmosphere is also changing the grapes' growth cycle. >> jones: it accelerates that ripening to the point that we're picking earlier. for example, 2020, in burgundy, the picking date was august 20. and prior to that, we've been averaging for the last 30 years, about september 15. and then, for 600 years before that, we were averaging the end of september, first of october. so, you can-- >> stahl: oh, so it's dramatic. >> jones: so it's pretty dramatic. >> stahl: these pages of parchment, documenting harvest dates going back as far as 1354, were found in the church of notre dame in burgundy. 1354. >> jones: it's a wonderful data record that we've been able to look at to better understand what climates were like back then, how it affected harvests, and what that looks like today. >> stahl: i'm smiling because i'm thinking, 1300s. i'm thinking, the monks were making wine. >> jones: well, exactly. >> stahl: the wine industry in france is so vital to the economy that the government has scientists studying ways to adapt and mitigate the changing environment. one route

. >>> republican candidate vernon jones has ended his bid for georgia governor and is now planning to run for congress instead. >> in announcing his decision, jones threw his support behind former u.s. senator david perdue whom former president trump also backed against the incumbent governor brian kemp in the primary. cnn capitol hill reporter melanie with more. we know trump has been trying to clear the field here. does not like kemp because of his wishes to overturn the election results in georgia. do we know what's behind the decision and the congressional seat he plans to run for? >> reporter: this has been in the making for weeks now. met with jones and encouraged him to drop out of the governor's race to say, i will endorse you for congress if you run for a house seat instead intended to close the gap between kemp and perdue because even though vernon jones was struggling in the race, was

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and the catch here is jones is the father of sophia jones who plays for the spartans. a little floater cutting the deficit. jones has come back from knee surgery. nice driving lefty finish. spartans lost the game 68-50 nine. what a day for the jones family. >> i want you to look in the camera, give your daughter a message. >> sophia jones, fantastic effort. there will be better days. you keep grinding it. great stuff. congratulations on your come back. >> that is a proud papa. >> that is a proud papa. sports on abc7 woo! whoa! what the heck? oh, it's all that nacho cheese flavor packed into my nacho tiny tacos. (coughing) i love it. i love it. it's good. get my nacho tiny tacos for $3.50. or try them bacon loaded for $4.50. if you thought my tiny tacos were tasty before... you're right! and now that they have nacho cheese flavor in every bite, you're even right...er get my nacho tiny tacos for $3.50. or try them bacon loaded for $4.50. >> that is our repor >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, tyler perry, usher, and music from ari lennox. and now,

. >> reporter: with little outside help, resident cleon jones has been on a one-man mission for years to keep up the area. born and raised in africatown, jones went on to become a star baseball player for the new york mets, catching the final out of the 1969 world series. after retiring, he came home. >> you know, you know, we grew up together! wh you're talking about me, you're talking about yourself. ( laughs ) >> i'll see you later! >> yeah, all right. >> reporter: jones is not a "clotilda" descendant-- his family was here before the ship arrived, he says-- but its legacy is important to him. >> but i also knew that the ship was part of us because it was part of the community. it's always been dear to my heart. >> reporter: so, jones has dedicated his time to bringing the area back. >> on a daily basis, we try to spruce up the community... >> reporter: ...fixing signage, caring for lawns, and restoring homes. at the same time, lorna gail woods was one of just a few speang up for the "clotilda" descendants. she lamented the lack of political will to do more. >> they struggled and ma

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and the catch here is jones is the father of sophia jones who plays for the spartans. a little floater cutting the deficit. jones has come back from knee surgery. nice driving lefty finish. spartans lost the game 68-50 nine. what a day for the jones family. >> i want you to look in the camera, give your daughter a message. >> sophia jones, fantastic effort. there will be better days. you keep grinding it. great stuff. congratulations on your come back. >> that is a proud papa. sports on abc7 [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% stain removal. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. ♪“i swear”♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. >> that is our report. who got a reverse mortgage loan from aag. you see, a lot of people aren't sure if a reverse mortgage is really right for them. so michael and all the experts at aag work hard to make sure you understand exactly what you're getting. they want to make sure you're happy. - [announce

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so alex jones -- alex jones when he was deplatformed from providers, payment processing providers, it has an impact because it's not just about let me give my opinion and it's horrible, it's also about making money to find disinformation machines. deplatforming can be effective and i think we have to be very careful. there are very good guidelines for how to report on miss or disinformation without also elevating it and bringing it into the public sphere in a way that it may not have been before that about mainstream media coverage. i think we need to be careful and this emphasizes why we need independent access to data so we can do the research to show what type of interventions are effective. >> we will leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting al jazeera.com. for further discussion you can go to our facebook page. you can join the conversation on twitter. for myself and the whole team here, thank you for watching and goodbye for now. ♪ man, voice-over: here at kato restaurant, we try to use a lot o

so doug jones plays a big role, we've just learned about that. and we expect to fill out more names on that team to facilitate all of this in the days to come. the president earlier today was with chairman durbin of the judiciary committee, the ranking member on the republican side, chuck grassley, and he talked about what he's looking for in this process. here is the president. >> what i'm looking for is a candidate with character, with the qualities of a judge in terms of being courteous to the folks before them and treating people with respect, as well as a judicial philosophy is more one that suggests that there are unenumerated things in the constitution. >> notably, the president has not taken questions yet in the few instances where we have seen the president in events related to this supreme court vacancy. he's been outlining his thinking, he's talking about getting opinions from senators and outside groups. we have a lot of questions, we're trying to get the president to narrow his selections perhaps or give us some tea leaves to read, h

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yeah, if you go, the dow jones you will have some in the dow jones but if you look at the dow jones is up approximately 21% but excluding those companies i named -- liz: gotcha. are you all-in here? we're seeing a pop. would you buy here? >> yeah, i think the market, you have to buy value, you have to buy good-looking stocks and companies and stuff and if you look at january, for instance, dividend-paying stocks outperformed non-dividend-paying stocks on the s&p 500 for the month of january by 6.6%. so there is plenty of room out they're to buy companies. [closing bell rings] liz: sounds like it. neil hennessey, great to have you, my friend. another day in paradise for the bulls. markets closing at session highs. "kudlow" is now next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. i want to begin tonight with save america kill the bill but in this case it is not bbb. it us a downsized big government socialist bill called the competes act. it isn't five trillion but it is $350 billion coming out of the house, following 250 billion bill out of the senate. it will mov

i know you guys worked very hard at jones. jones isn't what we're talking about tonight. let me ask a couple of quick things. deputy director, they rattled off a hand full of things they did. did that address all three of your requests? i feel like one of them i didn't hear. >> andrea did connect with me in writing about the three items and the one that i'm not entirely clear on is the checking the measurements throughout the performances. i know that the limiter is the last case scenario. >> president bleiman: are you guys doing regular sound checks? >> we did. we had someone assigned last time. what we figured out this last event is having assigned limiter only. we purchased a second d.b. meter to ensure it happens more consistently. >> president bleiman: on a positive, the commission asked you to do three things and sound like you're doing the three things. one last question, i can't tell by what you folks are telling us if you see a problem or not. my question is, simply, are you as concerned as the commission is about the feedback we're getting? >> the short answer i

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the type of content that alex jones made? and this is what carlton gillis ended there. robin kaplan have called a tiered governance model. so social media companies also just kind of cherry bake who they want on the platform as well. they don't. yeah. okay, let me, let me put that to jeffrey because jeffrey catalina was just mentioning youtube. and we have seen this before because you to recently permanent the band, a popular video channel of a conservative commentator, also rumble a video content. producer rumble has been the target as well, criticized by some for being one of the main platforms for what they call conspiracy communities. same attack on sub sac for refusing to ban writer is deemed by some to be hateful. so is this a worrying trends? could this be seen as well? we ban anyone that's going off key. i don't think it's a worrying trend. i think it's the right step. i mean, we've been ahead, i'm the president of the united states, taken off of twitter for promoting unproven medicines and going back to what was ment

the s and p 500 and the dow jones industrial average since march 2020 votes. seeing volatile trading sessions across the month, as the federal reserve prepares to end. it's easy money policies that have kept borrowing cheap and pumped up company profits and that's it for me and the db business team here. berlin for more on these and other storage check on our website . he w dot com slash business. steven beardsley, thanks for watching. ah no momentum shit forever. with a sudden flash the street lamps set in a blanket. lou wera, she suspended, gave a show a aren't 21 next on d, w. a pulse has a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's own about the perspective culture information. this is neither you news and more. d, w. made from mines. oh, it did in wide wing extremists, i suggested began world maggie and company in weight and burned in south africa. disability is more likely to lose their jobs independent, make black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated beliefs, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and

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the type of content that alex jones made? and this is what carlton gillis ended there. robin kaplan have called a tiered governance model. so social media companies also just kind of cherry bake who they want on the platform as well. they don't. yeah. okay, let me, let me put that to jeffrey because jeffrey catalina was just mentioning youtube. and we have seen this before because you to recently permanent the band, a popular video channel of a conservative commentator, also rumble a video content. producer rumble has been the target as well, criticized by some for being one of the main platforms for what they call conspiracy communities. same attack on sub sac for refusing to ban writer is deemed by some to be hateful. so is this a worrying trends? could this be seen as well? we ban anyone that's going off key. i don't think it's a worrying trend. i think it's the right step. i mean, we've been ahead, i'm the president of the united states, taken off of twitter for promoting on proving medicines and going back to what was me

oh, hey, jones! ♪ ♪ jones. jones. jones. woo!! (laughs) jon...as? it's keeping up with the jonases now. try to keep up, whoever you are. stay ahead in the all-new tundra. ♪ it happens everyday ♪ >> pauley: it happened this past week, the death on tuesday of humorist and political commentator p.j. o'rourke. >> p.j. o'rourke joins us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> pauley: a proud conservative, he was especially adept at skewering what he thought -- >> raise the minimum wage, and poor people are back where they started, and the liberals feel good. fewer workers get hired. i wish this weren't so. i also wish i could wear the same size jeans i wore in college. >> pauley: but he traped his fire on both sides of the aisle. >> democrats tells us that government works. it can make us richer, taller, younger, and take six strokes off our golf game. the republicans tell us government doesn't work and then they get elected. >> pauley: p.j. o'rourke was 74. ♪♪ ♪ since you've been gone, i've been calling your name ♪ ♪ al >> wow! wow

vernon jones in the 10th congressional district that is a solid red district. it's currently represented by jodie heiss running for secretary of state and members of the freedom caucus behind a different candidate in the race and they're going to be at odds with trump and i'm told a lot of members are not happy about the idea of vernon jones getting in with a trump endorsement but we'll see whether the trump backing here really shakes up the race, it's a crowded field, as i mentioned. >> so understandably now, republican leaders are scrambling trying to find some way to deal with the infighting. that's understandable. what's a bit puzzling is the example they're turning to help alleviate some of that, and the football team, the new england patriots. what more are you learning? >> reporter: that's right. i'm told house minority leader kevin mccarthy played a video clip this morning during the conference meeting that showed a super bowl game for 20 years ago where the rams were introduced individually on the field versus the patriots who were introduced as a team

breaking news for our audience coming from dow jones. interest from suitors including amazon, according to dow jones. shares are surging after hours in the report of this interest. they have faced interest from activist investors to replace the ceo of john foley, once again in the spotlight. the dow jones looking at that particular stock. another story we are watching his nike. -- is nike. nike alleges nft services are using nike's trademarks without approval. stockx has yet to respond for request to comment in the lawsuit is the latest litigation over nft's. coming up, we will hear more from emily chang, a conversation with the california congressman about how technology can benefit all of america. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now the house has passed a bill that democrats say will increase u.s. chipmaking industries and boost american competitiveness with china. it includes $52 billion in chips, $5 billion to improve the supply chains for critical items. the bill was approved along party lines with republicans complain

you're right, but for wanda cooper jones, this case wouldn't have ever happened. the state's attorney refused to charge these men. it wasn't until the state stepped in that we saw the state prosecutions. and we know with respect even to the federal charges, we heard wanda cooper jones said let's not thnk thank them. we can't do anything but i think applaud wanda cooper jones for her tenacity and the way she persevered for this case. that shouldn't be the way federal civil rights cases have to come to trial. we rely upon our justice department to prosecute those cases, particularly cases like this where the racial animus is so evident. so hopefully there will be more prosecutions but hopefully it will send a message to the justice department to do its job. >> that racial animus would not have come out if the federal trial hadn't happened. none of that was in play. >> she's amazing. she has been amazing during this whole process having to fight for justice for her own son. jury deliberations are going to begin today in the federal trial of the three former minneapol

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>> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. he was a community leader, you know, social worker. and then a minister. and he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me ♪ >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is that he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came at a time when the country was still very racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's going to decide who and when a person is going to die? we must never allow that. because this is the kind of thing that ushers in the terror of a hitler's germany. we must not allow these kind of things to enter our consciousness. >> i wanted to write a story very much about this guy and his power and the reach he had. so i began to contact ex-members. and they said that all is not so good inside, that there were beatings if you got out of line. there was a lot of sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san franc

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "lawrence jones cross country" where we're coming to you live tonight from the site of super bowl 56. we have a jam-packed show for you tonight and begin with a major issue impacting your neighborhood, schools and businesses and more. mask mandates in america -- >> y'all feel like you're getting to some type of normalcy? >> like to think that, yeah. lawrence: they got to go -- >> got to go. lawrence: got to go in depth in a moment and later tonight alice johnson here with me just outside of sofi stadium. she was pardoned by trump with help of kim kardashian alice is now using her second chance to improve the lives of countless americans, you don't want to miss this incredible story. plus, exclusive big game predictions from some of the most legendary figures in the nfl. cowboys owner jerry jones hall of famer michael irvin and smith swroin us on cross country. >> if they tell me they've had fun i'll put an x by their name they've been focused i'll put a check by their name and i'll tell you who has most and will win this game. >> all that plus bengals superfan bill h

jones and mr. newman, they were all really helpful critical information policymakers at all levels of government need to consider as we seek to make housing safe and secure and affordable across the country. so again thank you that senator tester thank you for joining us and other senators on this call. but especially you as a residence and thanks for your courage for speaking out. thank you for organizing in our own communities and making a difference. what you have said to us will really matter i will call this meeting to an end but thank you so much for joining us today, best wishes to all of you. >> hope healthcare professionals testify on children's mental health on the barriers to finding care before senate finance committee watch live tuesday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern once he's been through online@c-span.org or watch full coverage on our free video app, c-span now. >> i can report to the nation, america is on the move again. >> live tuesday march 1 the state of the union president biden

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this is according to dow jones news service. we are keeping an eye on this. it is moving the shares. morgan stanley shares down 2% in the post-market. goldman sachs also lower. the dow jones stories as the sec sent subpoenas to morgan stanley and goldman sachs, as well as several hedge funds asking for trading records and information about the investors communications with bankers. this is according to people familiar with the situation. caroline: the key issue is, have they, what they, have improperly tipped the hedge fund clients off in advance of these larger sale -- larger share sales? all of this is currently being reported by the wall street journal. taylor: not lost on us that today, we have talked about are triple take, as we -- as it relates to hedge funds, and who has been focused on tag, who has been getting more defensive within the energy. you rightfully point out that was fourth-quarter. through the middle of february, it is always notable to see who is buying what. romaine: you can see on the screen here, i think it is interesting the individua

ahmaud's mother wonda cooper jones called the plea deal disrespectful. tell us why this deal wasn't enough. >> well, the main concern with the deal was that wonda fought hard to secure a state conviction for the three men who murdered her son two without the possibility of parole. and this deal would allow them to avoid that really difficult state prison term and transfer to what is considered a relatively lighter federal penitentiary incarceration. >> both of ahmaud's parents spoke in court as witnesses against the deal today. this is a quote from ms. cooper jones. she said ahmaud didn't get an option of a plea. ahmaud was killed and unit hed down. i'm asking you on behalf of my family to please not accept this plea. an fbi special agent also speaking as witness today testifying that they found frequent use of racial slurs on travis mcmichael's phone and social media accounts. how will this play out if and when this case goes out before a jury? that was one of the selling points when the department of justice was trying to convince wanda cooper jones th

beyond the score board, this is a game sophia jones will never forget. for the first time in her playing career, her father was on the call. from nba finals to various other championships, he has been behind the microphone for some of the biggest games in sports, but today he achieved a career milestone at san jose state. >> this is easily one of the top three for me, to be able to broadcast my daughter's game. >> reporter: his daughter, sophia jones. she began playing basketball in first grade. but this was the first time the tv voice of the sacramento kings has called one of her games. jones handled the play-by-play duties for today's matinee against air force that aired live on nbc sports bay area. >> there's definitely a lot of nerves, every time i went to the score able to check in and i heard his voice in broadcaster mode, it was like, wow, he's actually calling my game. >> just to be playing the game is a reason to celebrate for sophia. the san jose sophomore is still working her way back to 100% after acl and manis cuss surgery. the highlight cam

now back to lawrence jones "cross-country." glans welcome back to cross country so my next guest is a familiar face, after kim kardashian champion for her release from prison for a nonviolent drug related crime ultimately pardoned by president trump since her release she's been a criminal justice reform advocate. now this week, she traveled to los angeles with cafe momentum a nonprofit organization that help at risk youth with a 12 month paid internship and advocate alice marie johnson join me alongside. thank you all so much for joining me today alice i've been so -- ed impressed with you every since i heard about your story. what made you get involved with helping the next generation? i mean you could have just tan your pardon and been done with it live your life with your family. but you got involved with the fight. >> yeah. absolutely lawrence. the very first place that i wanted to visit was a youth detention center and i went to one in dallas. and i know that our youth that's our future. and if we can support them at this

vernon jones who was running against purdue and kemp really exciting race in georgia and he pulled out and endorsed david purdue and purdue is a close friend of trump. i think david purdue will be elected and i think he'll be the best virginia in history along with youngkin in virginia. i'm fired up. i'm working hard for david purdue. i think he'll be the best governor in georgia history. >> this is ann a republican in manchester, kentucky. what do you make of what your senator had to say yesterday, ann? >> caller: i do not agree with him. i think that it was just a protest. maybe there was some plants, people that were planted and maybe a few bad actors. but it was just a protest. and do i think anybody in their right mind voted for the president that is in office now? no. >> bill, orange park, florida, protest or insurrection, bill?

by the way, vernon jones who was running against purdue and k emp, he endorsed david perdue who is a close friend of trump. i think he will be elected and be the best governor in history. i am really fired up. i think david purdue will be the best governor in georgia history. host: that was joe in georgia and this is anne in manchester, kentucky. what do you think about what your senator had to say? caller: i do not agree with them. i think it was just a protest. maybe there were people who were planted and some bad actors but it was just a protest. do i think anybody in their right mind voted for the president in office now? no. host: bill, orange park,

ahmaud's mother wonda cooper jones called the plea deal disrespectful. tell us why this deal wasn't enough. >> well, the main concern with the deal was that wonda fought hard to secure a state conviction for the three men who murdered her son two without the possibility of parole. and this deal would allow them to avoid that really difficult state prison term and transfer to what is considered a relatively lighter federal penitentiary incarceration. >> both of ahmaud's parents spoke in court as witnesses against the deal today. this is a quote from ms. cooper jones. she said ahmaud didn't get an option of a plea. amidhmaud was killed and unit h down. i'm asking you on behalf of my family to please not accept this plea. an fbi special agent also speaking as witness today testifying that they found frequent use of racial slurs on travis mcmichael eas's phone an social media accounts. how will this play out if and when this case goes out before a jury? that was one of the selling points when the department of justice was trying to convince wanda cooper jone

here to react retired marine bomb tech joey jones. i'm outraged by this. does he really think he can go ahead and contradict the pentagon and not expect the pentagon to answer back? >> >> sure it does. nothing infuriates me more president mr. president don't you think the way did you that thing you did was really terrible? he goes i had no choice. i had to do it. i had to pull out. he doesn't say i had to do the way did i it deflects over to a completely different issue. americans understand that every american sitting at home understands the difference. i think what makes this so is troubling for me moving forward because we can go back and armchair quarterback it. that is done. august of last year is done. the ramifications are still running rampant all over. you talk to people that i'm familiar with organizations about pineapple express still trying to get people out or make sense of it all. but, moving forward, we have who knows how many military leaders involved with -- sworn affidavits in this report. and they are going to continue to do their job kn

i went skiing one time and i spent all that money to fall. >> leslie jones is the best. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> school kids might finally get to see what their classmates look like. "the lead" starts right now. more and more democratic states are getting rid of school mask mandates as the u.s. waits for guidance from the white house and the cdc. it might be too soon to throw those masks out. >>> is vladimir putin's mind in the gutter? the russian autocrat makes a seemingly sexual joke about the ukrainian president, al. the pandemic side effect n

simon jones at paddington _ just desperate to get home. simon jones at paddington station - just desperate to get home. simon jones at paddington station in - just desperate to get home. simon j jones at paddington station in west london, thank you very much for that. much more on the storms, remember three people have died in the uk, four in the netherlands and belgium. having talked about the rail, what about the energy networks? with me is ross easton, director of external affairs at the energy networks association who look after power across the uk and ireland. the storm began in ireland had moved across the uk and into the netherlands. what has been the impact in ireland and indeed in the uk? ., ., , ., impact in ireland and indeed in the uk? ., ., ,~ ., uk? conditions are very challenging, that is what we _ uk? conditions are very challenging, that is what we are _ uk? conditions are very challenging, that is what we are hearing. - uk? conditions are very challenging, that is what we are hearing. two - that is what we are hearing. tw

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today's assignment, he'll never forget. >> sophia jones coming to the game. and jones knocked down the shots. that was something i'll never forget. >> a lot of nerves. every time i went to the table to check in, i heard my dad's voice. wow, he's calling my game in broadcaster mode. >> unfortunately, the spartans lost but it didn't diminish their day. >>> now that he's done with football, tom brady is going hollywood. he's producing and appearing in a football themed movie called 80 for brady. do you know the reference in. >> jane fonda, lily tomlin and sally field will star in the film. >> those are some divas. >> based on a extra story taking a road trim to see tom brady play in the super bowl following the >>> a final note on that breaking news overseas. we've been telling you, russia has launched an attack on ukraine. the smoke you see in the distance is over kharkiv. it is thursday morning there. lots of people scrambling to get out. this photo on twitter of long lines at an atm in mariupol. emsimilar lines are being seen in grocery stores as well. in kyi

stock heequities are lower this morning right now, the dow jones industrial average futures imply a move of 675 points to the down side s&p would open lower by 84 points nasdaq lower by 337. again, a lot of bloodshed happening right now with regard to markets overall we will see what happens with the ukraine-russia situation as it develops. that is leading to a bid for treasury bonds prices are rising for the safety of the u.s. government debt. ten-year treasury is 1.87% people are bidding up the prices for the safety of the u.s. government debt. two-year treasury yield 1.576% oil prices on the upside brent crude futures above $100 a barrel closer to $104 that is up 7.5%. same with u.s. benchmark texas intermediate that is 7.5% to the upside natural gas prices, very much a focus, of the energy conversation up 6% right now as well. m precious metal gold prices are well above $1,900 per ounce silver prices up 3.5%. 25$2 $25.40 palladium tradeing up no safe haven in cryptocurrency old developments in ukraine. bitcoin down 6%. ethereum prices down 10% $2,368 in the last trade there red arrow

of lawrence jones cross-country saturday nights at 10:00 p.m. eastern. congratulations. >> thank you. >> martha: what comes of this today? you think the president is listening to what's going on and does it change his thinking? >> i listened to the president. i said, okay, you missed the funeral of the cops. so there's a strike against you. you don't think the men in blue heard you came the day after we buried another officer? did he address the das allowing the violent criminals to be back on the street? no. did he tell the police that we're going to give you every tool necessary to go after the bad guys? did he tell the bad guys the state and local government -- i'm going to give them the tools to come after you. >> martha: he said we're going to -- he said i want congress to give you $350 million. what does that do exactly? >> nothing. nothing. if you're not going after criminals -- the president has made it very clear. he believes the rise in crime is because of the guns that are on the street. they're not just the tools that the criminals a

but seth jones said, it is very unlikely that we're going to be negotiating on those core principles. >> seth, clearly the u.s. saw something that led them to raise the alarm about the possibility of military action this week. it hasn't happened as of today. and, listen, it could happen tomorrow or in days or weeks. this is an unpredictable leader, vladimir putin. that said, i wonder, is it possible that vladimir putin miscalculated here, that he underestimated the potential for nato unity on this issue or nato's ability to threaten economic sanctions, further move forces to the east, nato forces, is it possible that he blinked? >> it is possible that the situation is not quite going in the direction that vladimir putin wanted. both from a nato but also from a ukrainian perspective. there has been more unity than many expected within nato. they provided some weapons and other assistance to the ukrainians, and the ukrainians have showed more morale than the russians, part of what hasn't been identified a lot in the media is the extraordinary psychological operations and denial and dece

>> jones: these are our neighbors, you know? we're not writing about someone i'm never going to talk to again. they're people before they're interview subjects. >> wertheim: this is jones on january 6. he had cultivated such a level of trust from his sources that he was one of the few reporters covering the insurrectionists as they stormed the u.s. capitol. >> jones: i got a lot of calls immediately after the 6th from a lot of different, like, news organizations, people who wouldn't answer an email from me, you know, a week prior. >> wertheim: you were the local journalist, you had the sources. >> jones: yeah. >> wertheim: you had the relationships. >> todd: a lot of national media is coastal, and it stays coastal unless there's a big news event. and then they fly their reporters in, write the story, and fly them out. >> wertheim: gracyn doctor experienced this firsthand. her mother was one of nine african americans killed by a white supremacist in the 2015 mother emanuel church shooting in charleston. doctor felt that when the

because of wanda and marcus, we'll take your questions but this moment really belongs to wan da cooper jones and marcus. >> i want to first say thank you to everyone who stood by us for this fight for justice for ahmaud. it's been a very long, stressful fight for the members of the community, for the city of brunswick, the state of georgia, for the people who stood with us through the nation of the united states of america. we couldn't have, we wouldn't, we would not be standing here today without each and every one of you. i want to address, i now want to address the members of the doj i'm very thankful that you guys brought these charges of hate crime, but back on january 31st, you guys accepted a plea deal with these three murderers who took my son's life. marcus and two of ahmaud's aunties stood before the courts and begged the judge not to take a plea deal. that the doj, that the doj went before the judge and asked them to take a plea deal with these guys. attorney ben crump just called these women, her name kristen clark, as i went to brunswick on that sunday afternoon, i spoke to kris