linked to the suspect. our team on how they found that vehicle. what authorities have revealed about the cameras in the subway station. they were not working. and tonight, a witness who captured an image of the suspect. janai norman and aaron katersky here at the scene. pierre thomas at the fbi. the other news tonight, the war in ukraine. did russia use a chemical agent in mariupol? the pentagon tonight now investigating. and tonight, vladimir putin now talks are dead. and ukraine has now captured a putin ally. a ukrainian ally those daughter is putin s goddaughter. and for the first time, president biden now calling putin s actions a genocide. james longman is live in kyiv. the war putting increasing pressure on the global economy and tonight, inflation here at home. the prices americans are paying. inflation now the highest it s been since 1981. the new move tonight from president biden on gas. we re tracking dangerous storms tonight, possible tornadoes after dark a
show panicked subway riders coming out of a train. the suspect had on a gas mask and set off a gas canister that filled the subway car with smoke. that was before he opened fire with a handgun. sources tell nbc news that the suspect left that gun and a bag seen right here filled with fireworks and smoke canisters at the scene. and this video posted on twitter appears to show the gun shots ringing out from the next subway car. witnesses described scenes of chaos as that shooting unfolded. i just saw there was three people that were injured. i was coming off the train and i saw a lot of smoke and smelled it. it was a really strong smell. it was nothing like fire. it was a lot different than what the smell of fire is and i saw maybe a 16-year-old kid, he was sitting on the steps, coming out the train station and he had a bullet in his knew. what did you make of that? what were you thinking? well, i was speechless, as i am now. it s a very scary sight to see. he looked very
then you look at donald trump. it s not normal to pay $50 million in campaign contributions towards your personal court cases. it s not normal to mock the military. it s not normal to go and choose the side of a tyrant over our allies. it s not normal to have any of this happen. that s the problem. nikki haley making a final push in her home state ahead of tomorrow s republican presidential primary. we ll bring you more from the campaign trail in just a moment. msnbc and nbc news national affairs analyst john heilemann is standing by in charleston, south carolina. also ahead, the former informant charged with lying to the fbi about president biden and his son hunter is back in custody this morning. we ll explain why he was rearrested by federal authorities. plus, we ll show you what president biden is saying about his meeting with alexei navalny s widow and daughter. good morning. welcome to morning joe. it is friday, february 23rd. along with joe, willie, and me, w
ainsley: it is now 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. this is fox and friends, big fox news alert. brian: detained leader navalny is dead according to russian media. lawrence: alex hostage an is live. what do you know? 47-year-old alexei navalny has died in prison. he died after coming back from a walk and workers were unable to save him. zelenskyy, the head of his office saying, putin is the ultimate evil who is afraid of any competition. reaction from france. france s foreign minister says navalny pays for resistance to a system of oppression. navalny was serving up to 19 extra years last year when his sentence was extended and he fz transferred to a penal colony. he was a fierce critic of russian president vladamir putin and seen as russia s most significant opposition leader. a decade ago he gained attention by voicing fierce opposition to russian president vladamir putin and the corruption across the country. he was a lawyer, ran for political office to challenge rus
trump s fraud is staggering belief that the rules not apply to him today we are holding donald trump accountable we are holding him accountable for lying, cheating and a lack of contrition. for flouting the rules that all of us must play by because there cannot be different rules for different people in this country and former presidents are no exception this decision is a massive victory for every american who believes. and that s simple what fundamental pillar of our democracy that the rule of law applies to all of us. equally, fairly and justly. thank you into new york attorney general, letitia james reacting to the ruling against former president donald trump in his new york civil fraud case, the former president ordered to pay nearly 355 million. i m brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. and at any moment, we do expect to hear from the former president donald trump himself. we have our legal and political team standing by, is we are covering thi