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those who reacted in principle to president putin's decision toin vaid our country. but we need to move on and do more. we need to create new tools to respond quickly. and stop the war. the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine which began on february 24. and it would be fair if it ended in a day, in 24 hours, that evil would be punished immediately. today, the world does not have such tools. the war of the past has prompted our predecessors to create institutions that should protect us from war. but they, unfortunately, don't work. we see it, you see it, so we need new ones, new institutions new alliances, and we offer them. we propose to create an association. new 24. united for peace. a union of responsible countries that have the -- to stop conflicts immediately. provide all the necessary assistance in 24 hours. if necessary, even weapons. if necessary, sanctions humanitarian support, political support, finances, everything you need to keep the peace and quickly to save the world, save lives. such association, such unions provides assistance to those who are exp

i informed senator grassley of that this morning and he is taking it toin his caucus to announce that day that the democratic majority chose. to you why i believe it is fair. that will be the 24th day after president biden's announcement that the hearing begins on march 21st. it has been less than a year. and in comparison amy coney barrett came before the committee 16 days after president trump's announcement. in this case it is 24 days. second, a judge barrett had been on the bench three years. it was three years between the consideration of the judicial committee for her nomination and the supreme court approval in this case judge jackson will have been less than a year when she comes in for her hearing. i'm looking forward to such an awesome responsibility and possibly the greatest responsibility to advise and presidents nominee for an appointment to the highest court of the land. want this to be fair and timely and professional i will beseech my colleagues on both sides to keep this at a high level of discourse because we are considering the issues of great constitutional moments

and the goal is toin make the price go up for the national security is based on energy obviously. russia is now making tons of money because the administration does not take that national authorization to produce more oil. we have a lot of natural gas and oil under our feet. and then to change that to hydrogen but we can provide europe with all the natural gas from others but we go to iran and venezuela? what is going on? >> i love that question because if you google me i wrote an op-ed in time magazine at their request that says exactly what you are saying. we should go to venezuela or iran. we should be here. but i disagree with you that the president wanted to raise the price of oil because even calling saudi arabia and asking them for, more and release the strategic petroleum reserve specifically with the goal to get the price of oil down. and you can raise the cost of fossil fuels to put a carbon tax on them. were lower the cost of renewables. in the biden administration has a policy so that they are more competitive in the market. one of the ways to do that is to fund resear

day when the man he respected most, people in the united stations and lied about yellowcake and oral toin rationalize a war thas ended in 3 trillion plus dollars plus endless american citizens getting killed and we are being manipulated again, the media keeps repeating over and over and over again about the use of chemical weapons, forgive me for being skeptical. then on top of this you have this massive manipulation in the energy h sector about energy prices, 5000 products produced from american people need to wake up. it's soo ridiculous, i'm a democrat and voted for trump and i will be running to vote republican in this next election cycle. >> all right. ycdistrust of information from e americanca people and how it impacts the white house's ability to respond. >> and what the caller said, i do think members of the media have learned a lot of lessons f about just trusting what messe comes from any white house. again i think the difference is transparency during this invasion is something we haven't seen so it's not just the media and frankly, it's not just people in the public having to

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international sanctions imposed so far may be wrecking russia's economy, but they haven't forced put toin change course, yet. >> we will sustain what we're doing, not just next month, the following month, but for the remearnd of this entire year. that's what will stop him. >> reporter: president biden heads closer to the invasion zone tomorrow with a visit to warsaw, poland, just over 100 miles from the ukrainian border. there he will meet with refugees and with poland's president and, norah, he suggested that he might be going somewhere else that he can't talk about right now for security reasons. >> o'donnell: intriguing. nancy cordes in brussels, thank you. a moth odeath anddestction,aiily holdi i ground, even launching a successful counteroffensive in recent days. but it comes at a heavy cost. cbs' debora patta met some of the war's youngest victims at a children's hospital in kyiv. we want to warn you that some of the im images are disturbing. out at sea after ukrainians say they destroyed a russian warship. its arrival was showcased on russian tv as it ferried supplies and armored v

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will the prime minister work with us to amend the bill on monday toin collude the most basic reforms like identity checks for directors? >> as i have said, mr. speaker, we are bringing forward at an accelerated pace measures to whip aside the veil of anonymity of those who own assets and property in this country and furthermore we'll be publying a list of all those, mr. speaker, who are -- have assets that are related to the putin regime. i'm delighted by the support of the right honorable gentleman is offering, if we can work together to make sure we strengthen and accelerate the package, all the better. >> mr. speaker, we will work in ha spirit to bring forward amendments on monday to try to achieve all the ends identified in these ke questions. i think it can be voted through on monday with the full support of the house. i'm please wed can show that unity with the ambassador here watching us. in this week of darkness, we have seen glimmers of hope. in the resolve of ukraine, in the unity of our allies, and in the bravery of russian protesters. they remind us that the russian peopl

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they don't want to push pew toin putin into a place where he could say that he was pushed there. and they also want to make sure that everybody is on the same page or at least mostly on the same page. and that is part of what the president is going to do or try to do when he is in brussels this week. >> and peter baker, also today a court in russia sentenced alexei navalny to nine more years in prison. clear message to anyone who might oppose vladimir putin within russia. and we did see a picture earlier today from lawyers of navalny in the courtroom not looks as bad as many had feared because he's been in prison for so long. but there he is on the left of your screen standing behind that desk. i think with a court appointed russian lawyer. but in any case, it is clear to anyone who might oppose vladimir putin just what this crackdown really entails, peter. >> well, that's right. of course alexei navalny is the one figure in russia who seemed to scare vladimir putin the most. the one who they have tried repeatedly to shut down and poison and possibly kill. and now of course you r

. >> reporter: as russian forces rained fire on ukranian cities putin is accuse the west of trying toins kale russia and showing no signs of ending the violence. and the kremlin criticize the president biden saying he has no right to call vladimir putin a war criminal calling president biden's declaration unforgivable. meanwhile, negotiators on both sides say that they are signaling that there are reasons for optimism, but there remains key differences when -- when it comes town to negotiations. in washington, i'm brie jackson for "today in the bay." >> thank you, brie. >> 6:05 right now. as gas prices across the nation and, of course, is right here in the bay area continue to rise, lawmakers are looking to try to alleviate some of that pain that we're all feeling at pump. today state lawmakers are going to lay out a proposal that would give everyone in the state hundreds of dollars in the form of a rebate due to all these rising gas prices that we're seeing. "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is joining us to break down the proposal and tell us what bay area drivers are paying to fill

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it went from 12 toins to 11 minutes. there was an earlier fender-bender along the stretch and that has cleared out. westbound 580 toward the richmond bridge, you're looking at eight minutes. smooth commute for a friday morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:21 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> we have two cases for you today, including one that's quite near and dear to us. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. >> first, one woman in france's presidio neighborhood fears for her life. she thinks the city and law enforcement are failing her, so she's taking matters into her own hands. episode 5 of our streaming series "saving san francisco" comes out on monday. you can watch the first four episodes right now by downloading our nbc bay area app for roku, apple tv or amazon fire. we'll conclude it all on monday when episode 5 comes out. we'll be back at 6:21. >>> every week we hear from viewers who are stalled trying to get a refund. >> so that's

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but amazing how right he was toz warn nato and toin warn western europe and sadly they did not listen. and we're all sufferingng the consequences tonight , writes this is really part of the america first agenda pressuring nato countries too pay their fair share. and i sat in some of those i meetings as ringstedn where the president would do with aet smile on his face and havead the percentages right in front of him telling those otherng countries you need to step t up and stand up and pay up. it's very similar top. the reciprocal trade deals, but let me let me say something about hillary clinton and foreign policy. thank you forbut reminding peope out there who may not knowor that they have r this checkered past. she the secretary of state while the state department panel is approving this deal that effectively gave russia control, over 20 percent of the us's uranium go back andiu look atm it folks in andba mysteriously one hundred and forty five million or so shows up at the clinton foundation is donations around that same time. this is part of why americans didth not trust her and d

footprint one of the common complaints that we here is that it isn't expanding fast enough or going toin where is around the current market footprint so that legislation will enable some of the agencies that don't have as much funding to do that investigation allows them to catch up and to do the work necessary to better servend the region that is considered the interconnected network. >> and with your indulgence outside of your immediate jurisdiction for folks alongia the coast local transit planning will help low-density communities to plan their transportation systems based upon your broad experience 35 years working in transportation how cannot lie impact and improve transportation for communities heacross the state quick. >> i have always looked at transit as a a common thread through the fabric of any nation that it serves. there's no point to build strong transit and one area to leave the neighboring agencies desolate. we call it the equalizer because it gets you from point a to point b so regardless of where you live that currency or that equity is available to you. so that's the