what the u.s. government can do is precisely to increase both the monitoring and securing of who accesses guns in the united states and there is already measures in place that allow that. then the securing of the border and what types of guns enter mexico. there is of course beyond focusing, there are measures of investigative policing that more training could bring about. the don't rely only on like militarizing the war or constructing a big wall, but that would entail monitoring closely the trafficking of these guns and where did they end by investigating their trajectories. in terms of money laundering, very clearly we know that follow the money and work hand-in-hand with the private sector with banks. this has always been very unpopular very challenging but these are the types of things that make you think that there is no suggesting -- money laundering is not a bloodless crime. corruption is not a bloodless crime, it always results in the loss of life. bringing in the private sector in this co

the u.s. over sensitive sites, and the u.s. president making a decision to fire, to destroy it and take it down. these are significant moments in that relationship and you really have to go back more than 20 years, i'm thinking of the collision mid-air between the u.s. spy plane and the chinese fighter jet which led to a long diplomatic dispute because there were people involved, pilots and flight crew held by china there for a number of days. this, thankfully, does not have deaths involved because this was an unmanned surveillance balloon. but you had u.s. fighter jets circumstance cling it and firing it and taking it down. it's a significant moment and we haven't seen this kind of moment between these two powers in some time. you can compare it to 22 some odd years ago, china is a much greater military power than it was then, and the tensions between the two countries more significant now than they were then. so it's a significant moment. the u.s. has a number of military options for how the

u.s. support to turkish relief efforts and pledged ongoing assistance has turkey needs. on that for in accordance with usaid, state department and the inter-agencies the department of defense has responded to the government of turkey's request to earthquake relief support and will continue provide support as requested by the turkish government. on february 7, u.s. rotary-wing assets began transporting first responders to the most impacted populations. in addition to be transported to civilian urban search-and-rescue teams from the united states to turkey could u.s. transportation command supported this movement tuesday from dover air force base in march air force base to the airbase in turkey. those teams arrived on paper eight and will soon begin their relief efforts there. the u.s. european command is applying a team to control the airbase to assist the usaid disaster assistance response team and we expect they will be in place tomorrow on the rain ninth. eucom is actively working to pre

u.s. military shot down the high-altitude object over alaska earlier today. >> first of all, to add to information already provided earlier by the white house, at the direction of the president of the united states, fighter aircraft successfully took down a high-altitude airborne object off the northern coast of alaska at 1:40 5 p.m. eastern standard time, within u.s. sovereign airspace. on february 9, north american aerospace detected an object on the ground radar and further investigated and identified the object using fighter aircraft. the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. u.s. northern command is beginning recovery operations. the u.s. northern command's alaska command coordinated the operation with assistance from the alaska air national guard, federal aviation administration and the federal bureau of investigation. we have no further details about the object at this time including any description of its cap

the u.s. reached the debt ceiling. unless congress agrees to raise the debt ceiling. default could have massive global consequences. president biden is six learn ways to work with the speaker of the house. that's the key issue for the biden administration. at the same time, it's making clear it does not want to make any concessions in terms of funding, and this is something many republicans are demanding happen, that concessions are made in terms of slashing federal funding in return for a republican-dominated house to raise the debt ceiling. anchor: the u.s. federal reserve has raised its target interest by a quarter of a point. it continues ongoing increases in borrowing costs. the fed said inflation has eased slightly from the 40 year highs hit last year. that says the russian war in ukraine was still adding to global uncertainty. reporter: the rising interest rates of one quarter of 1% is in-line line with expectations, it's the smallest rise since almost one year ago, but it still takes t

in total, the u.s. committed $32 billion in security assi assistantance to ukraine and 29.3 billion since russia unprovoked and illegal invasion one year ago this month. today announcement includes air defense capabilities to help ukraine defend their people and armored vehicles and more equipment ukraine is using to effectively javelin anti-tank missile, ammunition and long-range rocket for u.s. provided high mars. additional information can be found on defense.gov. regarding the balloon, not much new information to provide other than the north american aerospace defense command continue to monitor it closely. we will not get into specifics about the exact location, the balloon continues to move eastward is over the center of the continental united states. we assess the balloon does not present a threat to people on the ground at this time and we'll monitor and review options. secretary austin will host bilateral meeting in the pentagon with deputy prime minister of defense richard morrow to discuss de

u.s. military shoots it down. . we'll look at the job lies ahead as crews work to recover the instruments carried by the balloon, china reacts with china adding an already strained relationship between washington and beijing. live in hong kong and the political fall-out democrats defend the president against republicans who argued biden waited too long. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> live from cnn center. this is cnn newsroom. with leila hurruck. >> u.s. military is savage operations are underway right now in shallow waters off the coast of south carolina, where a suspected chinese spy balloon crashed after shot down by a fighter jet on saturday. a reaction from the chinese government has been swift and angry. a foreign ministry statement accused washington of overreacting to a civilian unmanned air ship and the chinese defense ministry warned it reserve theed the right to use, quote, necessary means to deal with similar situations but washington has been skeptical and wary of china's claims from the

the u.s. asian equities looking to build on a robust session in the monday advance we did see in this region. we are seeing the ethics coming on 3/10 of 1% softer and with expectations on futures. kiwi stocks down by 2/10 of 1% as we head into the rbnz decision day. whether the -- whether they slow that trajectory. potentially looking for a little more signaling as to why they do 25 basis points with more to come here to a good nikkei futures are off a 10th of 1%. hong kong will be in focus with hsb earnings on tap. we have a little bit of eco-data to contend with. israeli manufacturing pmi rising. services showing and improvement. yvonne: the rebound in chinese assets was once watch. certainly one to watch. the selloff we saw in january reversing and maybe the call from goldman is starting to kick in. u.s. futures still in the red. we are down a fifth of 1%. nasdaq in similar measures. upon future slightly lower. watching how crude markets react. this was an upbeat forecast when it comes to c

the u.s. military blasting the balloon out of the sky after it drifts over the atlantic near myrtle beach. president biden saying that he ordered the military on wednesday to take the balloon down as soon as possible. and now efforts are underway to recover the debris and analyze it to find out what it may have been doing as it drifted across the u.s. over the last few days. >>> meanwhile china is accusing the u.s. of overreacing and expr expressing strong dissatisfaction and the balloons destruction. from all angles to the capital to the coast where the balloon was shot down. let's begin with dianne gallagher where she is live in surfside beach where recovery efforts is underway. what is being located and discovered? >> reporter: so, fred, we're in the surfside myrtle beach area where that suspected chinese spy balloon was shot down about six nautical miles off the coast here. now yesterday afternoon. now we're told that there were vessels from the u.s. navy and coast guard that were already

u.s. senate agriculture nutrition and forestry to order. senator brown was just indicating sitting in senator pat leahy's use caring more about organics this morning so we welcome you into this. speaking of a welcoming new members we are so pleased to have senator welch and senator fetterman as members of the committee. we appreciate you and are so glad you're joining us particularly at this moment we have such important work to do in the farmville so thank you. also, we welcome our witnesses undersecretary taylor really, really important topics. i know ranking member boozman and i share the fact we know we have a big job ahead and we are working closely together to be able to pass the next farm belt with strong bipartisan support. i'm really confident this committees up to the task to be able to do that right lester usda research and energy programs and now we be in the new congress with a review of the farmville's horticulture and trade titles represent the breadth of american agricultur

. >> a salvage operation, the u.s. looks to retrieve what he believes to be spy equipment from a downed chinese balloon. pages as it reserves the right to respond as tensions flare. stocks and futures fall as the chinese drop report sparked fears of an ongoing fed rate hike. the end weakens on a nikki report. a possible boj recession. an earthquake filled 110 people. it was felt as far away as lebanon, israel and egypt. >> i did want to bring us a quick one that you're getting through that. a blast has now been reported at a gas pipeline in south turkey. that is according to a local outlet there. we have been monitoring this as we look at more casualties. the latest is a blast at a pipeline in south turkey. >> this earthquake has claimed the lives of 111 people. the scale is quiet considerable up in the sevens. as we get more details, we will bring that to our audience. good to be reunited with you back in the same place. the same time but a different narrative. what a roasting hot jobs market with palpable inflation.

i mean, we've had u.s. presidents visiting u.s. troops during wars, franklin roosevelt did it in 1943 in north africa. president lyndon johnson and nixon did it in vietnam and so on. president clinton visited bosnia where u.s. troops were peacekeepers. but here he's visiting without the u.s. troops as a backdrop. and in the middle of a very hot war. so it's a very significant moment, i think, for him and for the situation broadly. >> when we're looking at these pictures, you talk about the historic moment. there is, of course, a huge background to this. this is the upcoming one year anniversary of the prunprovoked invasion of russia into ukraine. can you give us a sense of what this might mean in the future for democracy, of a lot of people in the region will talk about this isn't just about ukraine. it's about something that is much bigger. do you agree? >> that's certainly how the biden administration sees it. it is part of a global effort to preserve democratic governments and institutions. this is a show of force from the presi

u.s. cpi report. treasury yields a slip for a second day. japanese prize minister kishida nominates kazuo ueda to lead the boj paving the way for a ship to potentially towards a more hawkish policy. u.s. and china diplomats are set to be considering their first meeting following the chinese balloon drama, which led to a new spike in tensions. >> all eyes on boj so we will look at the yen it moves and then a lot of the markets are on tenterhooks because of the u.s. cpi data out later today. they are flat now and maybe getting a touch of.1% higher. mark: trading desks hearing up and putting different weights on what part of the inflation basket will be more central for markets going forward. jp morgan and mike wilson at morgan stanley saying avoid these equity markets and move into bonds. they are more accurately pricing the risks around inflation and rate hikes. ftse 100 gaining.2%. talk of inflation and wage data out of the u.k. for the last three months of the are coming in at a record hi

a u.s. fighter jet bringing down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the carolina coast, capping off a days long ordeal that has captivated the american public, and adding new strain to the already tense relationship between washington and beijing. >>> we'll have much more on the suspected spy balloon in a moment, but first this breaking news just coming in. the man who led pakistan at the start of america's declared war on terror and the conflict in neighboring afghanistan has died. he died after a prolonged illness according to a statement from pakistan's military. he was in dubai where he lived for several years in self-imposed exile. musharraf was 79 years old. you're now about to see and hear -- i think we're going to -- you're now about to see and hear the dramatic moment a u.s. sidewinder missile took out the suspected chinese spy balloon that caused such havoc last week. here it is. >>> it happened saturday off the coast of south carolina near myrtle beach. the balloon was so high up

the u.s. high-altitude balloons illegally entered chinese airspace more than 10 times without the approval of the relevant chinese authorities. >> we are flying surveillance balloons over china. i am not aware of any other craft we are flying into chinese airspace. amy: as china accuses the u.s. of flying its own spy balloons over china, we will look at the growing tension between washington and beijing after the biden administration shot down a chinese surveillance balloon and three additional unidentified flying objects in the u.s. and canada. we will also look at how the u.s. is expanding its military footprint in the pacific. then to the bomb train. we go to ohio to look at a devastating train derailment that exposed residents to a slew of toxic chemicals, forcing many from their homes. >> it is important to understand people are suffering in the immediate right now from things going on that are being reported and that people are going to suffer several years from now. amy: all that and mo

will the u.s. shoot this down? secretary of state antony blinken postponing his trip. >>> the deadly cold already tonight, the national weather service is call it a once in a generation arctic blast. 25 million americans, multiple states. new york city, philadelphia, boston, wind chill readings in maine expected to reach 60 below zero. and where the wind chill is already 106 degrees below zero tonight. victor oquendo in massachusetts. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the deadly assault on an e.r. doctor riding his mountain bike. police say the suspect in his car hitting the victim, then allegedly getting outmatt gutma >>> another scare at the airport. this time, newark. two passenger jets clipping wings. one plane full of passengers. >>> the stunning and unexpected jobs report tonight. president biden celebrating the numbers. the unemployment rate not this low since 1969. so, how does this complicate steps by the fed moving forward? rebecca jarvis breaking it down. >>> the murdaugh double murder trial. what a ball

u.s. retail sales jumping the most in almost two years. asml accuses a china-based former employee of stealing data related to advanced chipmaking. let's take a look at our asian markets opening this thursday session. earnings remain key. all of this a lot to process for investors who are working toward a second day of testimony from the governor on friday. the aussie dollar still holding under 70 since u.s.. taking a look elsewhere around the region, we are seeing a modest downside when it comes to trading in kiwi stocks. an assessment is currently going underway when it comes to the impact of the earthquakes we will be waiting to see what the fiscal and economic repercussions are given the state of emergency and the sheer amount of damage we have seen and disruption to the new zealand economy. nikkei futures looking flat at the minute and we are seeing a little bit of weakness when it comes to trading in dollar-yen falling under the 134 handle. parks u.s. futures letty flat right now. in

u.s. fighter jets called to shoot down something flying over america. >>> though the death toll in turkey and syria is rising, people are still pulled from the rubble. >>> and more questions around elon musk and spas ex-and what's needed on the battlefield. >>> we are once again waiting to learn more, anything, really, about an unidentified object shot down by a u.s. fighter jet. the order came from u.s. president joe biden and canadian president justin trudeau on saturday. it violated canadian airspace crossing over in the far northwest area of the country. the pentagon said it was first spotted over alaska on friday. this is the third time in a week the u.s. has shot down something. here's canada's defense minister. >> it appears to be a small cylindrical object and smaller than the one that was downed off the coast of north carolina. there is no reason to believe that the impact of the object in canadian territory is of any public concern. >> both of alaska's senators are praising the m

i'm sure that u.s. security officials would love to get their hands on the technology that the balloon is carrying right now. >> yeah, indeed. the pentagon confirmed today this is not the first time a surveillance balloon has appeared over the united states, but previous instances were not made public. why is this time different? just because people in the public saw it? >> i think that's part of it. i also think the fact that it happened on the eve of the secretary of state's planned visit is also quite consequential here. we heard that from senior state department officials today saying, yes, this has happened before, but this is happening before this major visit, that we had all been planning for. we don't think that visit can now be as productive as we had hoped. that's why they're fulg down. we heard just now from the secretary of state saying the decision to take this action is detrimental on behalf of china. what that indicates is that the united states believes it was deliberate that china actua

look, the u.s. has been smart enough, it has been mid august and now we're mid january, okay, that's five months and let's do it, we'll do it, we'll do it, but you're absolutely right. we have to-- we have to make sure that we have enough funding and by the way, like the u.s., the u.s. that don't have the first dollar available, you either so what will we will do, we will bowl, we have to for the good reason, the good reason is to fight against climate change and so we are today-- make sure as a commissioner, let's be very clear. i was readvocating to an act, like we did for the chip act for the industry, the same rules and obligations, all the easy for all the states, accelerating permitting, accelerating to final things, making sure that things will be more eelz easy for this technology like we did for the chip and the net zero industry act, which is the horizontal framework to make sure every member state behaves the same way for this tech industry. second, of course, we need to final it. and of

the u.s. and wall street looks to bounce back from the worst week of the year. >>> uk prime minister rishi sunak looks for a deal with ireland as the imf director flies in for a potential new trade agreement. >>> the german lender trades atop of the stoxx 600 after rejoining the dak. the ceo says the bank is ready to support germany in the face of recession risk. >> the german economy is resilient and adaptable to the trade corridors. that is where commerzbank is. >>> and nokia gets a facelift with the strategy announced in barcelona. there is still room for growth in 5g. >> the market has not peaked we believe the 5g market will behave differently from the 4g market where it peaked we believe we will see an extended peak for years. >>> hear from borje o kekholm from ericsson this hour. >>> welcome to "street signs." happy monday you have no trouble seeing neceme i the red dress on the sea of green. the stoxx 600 pulled back 1.4% last week. we had u.s. equities ending lower. the dow jones indu

the u.s. believes it is spy equipment from the chinese balloon shut down off of south carolina. they're trying to find equipment capable of taking detailed photographs along with other --seeing if the technology came from the u.s. or allies. workers will walk out in the u.k. in record numbers, which will put pressure on the part minister to resolve pay disputes. nurses and nebulous workers are striking today and they will take action on tuesday. nissan and renault have agreed on a deal to reshape their alliance, renault will cut the holdings to 15% and nissan will invest in the electric vehicle business, using long scale --it will eliminate more than 6600 jobs, about 5% of the global workforce, facing plummeting demand for personal computers. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am lisa mateo and this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avala

u.s. futures are coming online in the asian session. we are seeing a little support after the s&p 500 was in the red in the new york session. the dow erasing all of this year's gains. it's all the worst day in three months -- it saw the worst day in three months. a combination of fear over geopolitics, poor corporate outlooks, and rising 10-year yie lds, close to the 4% level, as the markets try to reprice where the fed is headed from here. we have u.s. pmi numbers coming in above expectations. we are waiting for the wednesday fomc minutes, as well as the fed's preferred gauge of inflation coming out on thursday as well. we are seeing downside pressure for oil prices. investors trying to figure out where global growth is going from here. haidi: that's a big question. something that is afflicting australia as well as we get all this uncertainty over the next leg of the china reopening to recovery story. this is a pretty muted story at the start of cash trading. a big earnings day, culminati

in 2022, the u.s. military converted high-altitude balloons carrying reconnaissance equipment for military service is, which could be used to track hypersonic a cruise missiles from china and russia. >> the u.s. department of dense released these pictures of the recovery operation. u.s. military says they found significant debris from the site, including all the priority sensor and electronics pieces identified. the fbi is examining the items. the u.s. has shot down four objects in a north american airspace this month. the recovered balloon was dned on the fourth it is true countries are trying to gather informationo protect their on national security china for example engages to get commercial information. this is something that the united states just does not do. it is very possible for technological reasons that the united states also doesn't have this high altitude balloon program. >> searching the bbc bureaus in mumbai. after a documentary critical. we will come back to you more on the documentary

u.s. shoots down a suspected spy balloon as the foreign ministry says both sides should handle the incident with calm and without force. >>> and european equities in the red after the blowout january jobs report. the nasdaq higher for another week >>> at least 500 people have been killed in turkey and syria with many more missing after a massive earthquake toppled buildings as they slept. >>> renault and nissan with the renewed alliance with the carmaker and taking up to 15% of the ev unit. the ceo says now is the time for change >> the next level of the alliance requires a new approach this will enable the alliance members to prepare for future opportunities on an equal basis. >>> good morning again welcome to "street signs." you can see a lot of red on the screen behind me we had a negligative session frm wall street on friday with the flare up of political tensions the investors were looking at the non-farm payroll print at 517,000. more than 187,000. showing the unemployment rate has f

four u.s. officials familiar with the matter tell nbc news the u.s. believes china may already be providing non-lethal assistance to russia. with us now to talk more about this, nbc news correspondent josh lederman in warsaw, and nbc's erin mclaughlin in kyiv. let me begin with you. how much more do we know about how the president was able to pull off this surprise and historic visit? >> the white house is keeping some of the details secret until the president is safely out of poland. we are learning that this visit which is shrouded in secrecy p began when the president washington under the cover of darkness at 4:00 a.m. he and the first lady had dinner at a restaurant in washington, returned to the white house and slipped out of washington covertly making it to the region and then beginning that journey to kyiv. the white house saying that they informed russia within hours of the president arriving in kyiv that president biden would be going to the ukrainian capital, and they did that because they wanted to make sure that they avoided any potential

u.s. has shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon after it traveled across america for days. recovery efforts now under way. china says the balloon entered u.s. air space by accident, heightening already tense relations between washington and beijing. live in hong kong with the latest from there. >>> it's not the only one. the pentagon says a second balloon is flying over latin america. a report ahead. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with michael holmes. >> we br to show you the dramatic moment a u.s. sidewinder missile took out the suspected chinese spy balloon that has caused so much havoc this week. the balloon was so high up, nearly 12 miles or 20 kilometers, that it took a few seconds for the shockwave to reach the ground, have a listen. the shoot-down happened saturday off the coast of south carolina near myrtle beach. it was a sensational landing to a saga unfolding for days as the giant craft drifted silently above the american heartland. china is loudly protesting

u.s. officials call a chinese surveillance balloon spotted flying over the central united states raises tensions in the already strained relationship between the two nations. geoff: and western states that rely on the drought stricken colorado river fail to reach an agreement on cutting water consumption. we take a look at what it means. ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> pediatric surgeon. volunteer. artists. financial advisor. taylor's advice to help you live your life. life well-planned. >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including jim and nancy goldman and kathy and paul anderson. >> actually, you don't need vision to do most things in life. yes, i'm lelly blind, and yes, i'm responsible for the user interface. data visualization. if i can see it and understand it quickly, anyone can. it's exciting to be part of a team driving the technology forward. i think that's the most rewarding thin

when you consider u.s. china relations, ongoing u.s. china relations, you consider this council meeting by the secretary of state over the last 24 hours or so. we have this reporting of this country, i should say. you have also these reports of the united states who also employ and you spy balance. is there a fear here of retribution if the u.s. comes down to hot in the sink? >> that is a big question. i think for sure this is very much about diplomatic fallout. there has not been some kind of terrible national security damage inflicted by this balloon. if anything, this could actually be more uncomfortable and more awkward for the chinese if we were able to achieve this and exploit the equipment on there, gather some insight into what they're floating and flying. but, for sure this is not helpful for u.s. china lesions, already very tense. the idea of that trip that got canceled, it was to forge a dialogue, even amid some very difficult times and a lot of disagreements, to at least have some way of communicating with china and maybe lo

u.s. and german ppi topping forecasts. >>> mercedes moves higher after the 63% surge in quarterly profits. the ceo tells cnbc the aut automaker's $4 billion buyback plan is the right move. >> we believe in the potential of the company we think our stock is a good investment and with the net industrial liquidity position and cash flows over the coming years, we feel this is a vote of confidence for our strategy. >>> air france klm posted a surprise profit and moved back into the black we speak to the ceo benjamin smith at 11:45 cet. >>> beijing pushes back at president biden's call amid spying accusations the foreign ministry cannot ask for talks while escalating the crisis >>> happy friday warm welcome to "street signs. german producer prices rose in january, but a slower rate than the months before. a sign inflation could be moderating industrial prices rose 17.8% year on year driven by higher energy prices. the two-year yield rose to the highest level since 2008 inflation increased to 7%

a lot of the commentary here describes what the u.s. did as provocation or an attack while on social media the u.s. is being mocked for over reacting >> how much does this strain u.s./china relations moving forward, janis >> reporter: this is the first clash of its kind between the two sides since the korean war so there is some historical weight to it u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is supposed to be here right now for face-to-face meetings with chinese officials. the best chance at improving relations in years. that trip of course has been scrapped for now. that there is any level of engagement between the two sides albeit heated is actually an improvement over recent years, though any u.s. surveillance operations in the region now could be targeted and anything to do with the u.s. and taiwan will certainly raise the temperature even further kate >> janis mackey frayer for us in beijing. thank you. >>> now to another terrifying near miss on an airport runway it happened in austin, texas on saturday. a quick thinking pilot may h

. >> with u.s. allies and partners we have a very good a security relationship and robust and if they compare what they are getting from china and from us, but the dialogue with china is and with us, it is entirely different much more substantive in the relations with the u.s. so simply doing things with china it's because they want to learn about or manage the relationship and to help may be raised the game and know how they operate and how to protect yourself and protect the things we taught you for the developing countries they are looking for any kind of training and assistance so it's a very different dynamic. >> commissioner price, welcome. >> thank you all for participating today. your testimony has been very helpful. following up on what was just asked, how in your opinion should the policymakers weigh the costs and benefits of engagement with the security forces? >> one part of it is to do no harm, but we want to be careful what we do and what we talked to them about and what we show them.

the u.s. military down to the chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina last weekend. coming up former acting dhs secretary chad wolf is with us the house intelligence committee. both standing by to fill us in and we have live fox team news coverage. brian is in recovery efforts off the east coast there but let's go to lucas tomlinson alive at the very latest at the white house if we have the latest on what is now another apparent shootdown over lake huron. but since right moms go senior u.s. official confirmed to fox news for the fourth time in eight days object has been shot down over north america. this latest taking place moments ago over lake huron over at lake huron jack bergman alluded retired general and former naval aviator himself knows all about this and a two week quote over the great lakes region today. the u.s. military has decommissioned another object over lake huron i appreciate the decisive action american people deserve more answers than we have. november before th

amy: u.s. secretary of state tony blinken has canceled a plan trip to china after the discovery of a high altitude chinese balloon flying across the united states. on saturday, u.s. fighter jet shot it down. we will look at what this incident means for u.s.-china relations. then the european commission and builds a plan to set up a special center at the hague to prosecute russia for the crime of aggression for its invasion of ukraine. we will speak to longtime human rightsttorney ed brody. >> vladir putin ould be precutedor warrimes an agession and even ife is notrresd, todathese cres wl ng overis headorever the qution is ether th massiv a welme justi respse aund the hror puti has on ukraine will also by powerful western actors. amy: plus, we will speak to the pioneering legal scholar kimberlÉ crenshaw about her work on intersectionality and critical race theory as the college board removes her writings from the required curriculum for its ap african american studies class. all that and more,

>> the u.s. economy has a lot more tolerance of high interest rates than other economies in the world. we are still in an environment of tightening hiking interest rates then it's going to be the dollar able to lead and others as they try to follow, they will start to find reasons why they can't follow with interest-rate policy and their own small crises will start to emerge. the dollar will lead i believe in the fx market. alix: what happens with the u.k. economy? where does it fit into all this? >> the u.k. is like version of the u.s. without, it has the consumption dynamics of the u.s.. it doesn't have the strength in the currency like the dollar has. it is hindered by structural things such as brexit. a poor man's u.s. economy, same dynamics. the bank of england is going to be further behind the curve than the fed because they have a lot of concerns, they perceive the economy to be weaker than it is and they perceive the impact on real estate for example being a reason to go cautious. i think

u.s. officials say it was flying off alaska's northern coast at an altitude of 40,000 feet and was approximately the size of a small car. as of now, the administration is not offering many more details than that. >> we're calling this an object because that's the best description we have right now. we do not know who owns it, whether it's -- it's state owned or corporate owned or privately owned. we just don't know. >> the context, of course, is crucial. last saturday, less than a week ago, the u.s. military shot down what the biden administration says was a chinese surveillance balloon. they did this off the coast of the united states after it had traveled across the entire united states. we are covering this breaking news from every angle. we're going to start with phil mattingly at the white house. president biden just addressed this issue. what did he have to say? >> reporter: yeah, the president was waiting on the south lawn for the arrival of brazilian president da silva and was aske

the u.s. military today shot down another high altitude airborne object over canadian airspace. the pentagon says norad detected object over alaska friday evening. this is separate from the shootdown of another object over u.s. airspace yesterday and alaska earlier this afternoon canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted i ordered the takedown of an unidentified object that violated canadian airspace. norad command shut down the object over the yukon. canadian and u.s. aircraft scrambled and the u.s. f-22 successfully fired at the object. he tweeted i spoke with president biden this afternoon, canadian forces will now recover and analyze wreckage of the object, thank you to norad for keeping watch over north america. good evening, i am jon scott. continued coverage of breaking news tonight on the fox report. ♪ this latest news comes just one day after the u.s. military shot down a different aerial object on orders from president biden after it entered u.s. airspace over alaska. meantime

the u.s. could continue waging the cold war and other parts of the world. this whole idea of peace with honor, what nixon is really doing is recycling france's approach to ending its war in algeria. the goal at that time, to talk about -- this is honor. just like the goal in algeria, nixon took four years to extricate the united states from vietnam. we always talk about the french and vietnam, sending the americans following. the war also ends in a way consistent with the french approach in algeria. host: let's take a look at president nixon's detailing the terms of the agreement. [video clip] >> throughout the years of negotiations, we have insistent on -- insisted on peace with honor. my address to this nation on january 25, i say the goal to be considered essential for peace with honor. in the settlement that has now been agreed to, all the conditions that i laid down then have been met. a cease-fire internationally supervised will begin at 7:00 p.m. this saturday, january 27 washington tim

the u.s. commitment to philippine security is ironclad. the secretary expressed his appreciate for the philippines approval of new defense agreement cooperation locations and both secretary austin and secretary galvez noted the edc a is a key pillar of alliance cooperation and supports combined training exercises and interoperability. separately the department of defense announced a significant new package of security assistance for ukraine that includes the authorization of a presidential drawdown and security assistance valued at $425 million, as well as $1.75 billion in ukraine security assistance initiative funds. the presidential drawdown is the 31st such drawdown of equipment from dod inventories for ukraine. the u.s. has committed $32 billion in security assistance ukraine since 2014, and $29.3 billion since russia's unprovoked and illegal invasion nearly one year ago this month. today's announcement includes critical air defense capabilities to help ukraine defend its people as well as

the u.s. climate envoy takes his message to brazil. john kerryhe spoke to me in an international interview. china hits back on a u.s. government ban on tiktok devices accusing the u.s. of overreacting. disney world has its special status stripped by florida's rising governor, ron desantis. east africa's ongog drought is to stretch into a six straight failed raining season. how to protect the ocean's unsung heroes. the humble sea cucumber, they need our love. we will explain. ♪ james: on pbs and around the globe. in recent years ,, deforestation rates skyrocketed as the then president jair bolsonaro promoted development over preservation. but brazil now has a new president. lula da silva, seen here shaking hands with president biden. he is a supporter of protecting the rainforest. during this, his visit to the white house earlier, president biden voiced support for american-brazil collaborating on goals. pres. biden: shared values and our strong ties between our people make brazil and the uni

the u.s. unwavering support for the security of the alliance. in addition, people will deliver remarks ahead of the one-year anniversary of russia's brutal and unprovoked invasion of ukraine, addressing how the u.s. has rallied the world to support the people of ukraine as they defend their freedom and democracy. and how we will continue to stand with the people of ukraine for as long as it takes. with that, my calling john kirby from the nfc will come up and share some words and takes questions. kirby: how's it going everybody? just a couple things at the top. i think you know that president lula from brazil is here today, meeting with the president soon. he is a king for into that discussion. brazil is a key partner of that -- of the u.s.. as allies, we work together to talk about colin -- talk about common challenges throughout the world. they met several times when president biden was vice president it had multiple calls. we have already held a number of high-level engagements since presid

the u.s. it is publicly challenging u.s. interests, writing taiwan, supporting russia's war of aggression in ukraine. karine: good afternoon, everybody. from february 20 to the 22nd, president biden will travel to poland and meet with president duda poland to discuss our bilateral cooperation and our collective efforts to support ukraine and bolster nato's return. he will also meet with the leaders of the bucharest nine, a group of our eastern flank nato allies to reaffirm the u.s. unwavering support for the security of the alliance. in addition, people will deliver remarks ahead of the one-year anniversary of russia's brutal and unprovoked invasion of ukraine, addressing how the u.s. has rallied the world to support the people of ukraine as they defend their freedom and democracy. and how we will continue to stand with the people of ukraine for as long as it takes. with that, my calling john kirby from the nfc will come up and share some words and takes questions. kirby: how's it going everyb

u.s. announced a renewed basic agreements. of the military presence in the philippines. that's in direct correlation to the defense in taiwan and -- with china. we are doing a lot. i think a lot of people are concerned about balloons, around the world, the united states is really taking measures, a natural defense strategy that was just announced. and it's basing agreements with the philippines. upping our game against china, and in fact the biden administration is continuing the trump administration policies on this. there actually is some bipartisan consensus on what to do about china in the future. >> all right mark polymeropoulos, you will stick with me hopefully. general steph twitty, you are sticking with me as well. so thank you for that. we are following this breaking news everybody, top of the hour. 3 pm here on the east coast. i am yasmin vossoughian, you are watching msnbc. we are taking a look at images of the chinese spy balloon that was spotted over the carolina coast. we hav

u.s. president makes a visit to ukraine days before the first anniversary of russia's invasion. pres. biden: when year later, kyiv stands. ukraine stands. democracy stands. >> brazil's president towards a popular resort region ravaged by floods and landslides. ♪ >> we begin in southern turkiye where a new magnitude 6.4 earthquake has struck. it happened hours ago. so far, three people have died be a more than 200 are injured. -- has this report. [indiscernible] >> a building that had survived two earthquakes in turkiye, now gone. a car dashcam captures the moment. a woman screams, the earth trembled. all of the buildings have collapsed fair they are dead. at the airport, panic as the quake hit. >> a politician's television interview from an aide this tradition center interrupted. -- distribution center interrupted. for families already terrorize, disbelief that the terror has come again. >> we were scared we thought the ground would tear apart. >> a nation rocked two weeks after twin ear

brent: u.s. president biden told cheering crowds in poland today that western support for ukraine will not waver. just hours earlier, russian president putin doubled down on the lie, accusing the west of starting the war, and he also suspended in nuclear weapons treaty with the u.s. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. this week, the russian invasion of ukraine hits the one-year mark. today, two presidents, russia's vladimir putin and america's joe biden presented orchards -- presented portraits of that war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw, poland, biden said the u.s. and the west do not want to destroy russia, a claim that putin has repeatedly made. biden also said that the war in ukraine has hardened western resolve to defend democracy. and he insisted that nato today is stronger than ever. >> one year into this war, putin no longer doubts the strength of our coalition. but he s

>> the u.s. ski and snowboard federation, the national governing body for the sport, is accused of misleading and not taking this to safe sport and trying to have their own investigation. once something is going to safe sport, started in 2017, only recently, to deal with these issues, the u.s. center has to take control. you can't have officials from the national governing body meddling. u.s. olympic and paralympic is the organization overseeing all the national governing bodies. it would be logical in this case to sue them, whether or not that ends up being found to be proven in a court of law, we will see. the good news here is that the u.s. opc has new leadership. there was a reckoning with usa gymnastics as you recall, the horrors of larry nassar, the hundreds of women abused in gymnastics, and thankfully, the country is now starting to hear these stories, and the u.s. center for safe sport is woefully under funded but trying to investigate them. >> yeah. i mean, it's not just, as you point o