president zelensky says peace talks with russia will come to a halt if russian forces kill all of the ukrainian troops defending mariupol. russia now claims to have cleared the whole urban area of the besieged city, with the exception of the azovstal metal works adjoining the port. meanwhile, the mayor of kyiv is warning residents not to return, following another missile attack on saturday. from there, our correspondent, mark lowen, reports. russian revenge. an early morning strike on a military factory in kyiv by long range missiles. a message from moscow that russian troops may have retreated from the capital, but they can still hit hard. it came after ukraine says it struck and sank the russian warship the moskva, though russia claims it was caused by a fire. its pride of the black sea, now buried beneath it. well, the industrial complex that was hit is behind this wall. you can still see the smoke there in the distance from the explosion. now, ukraine shows every intentio
show on youtube and chris jansing reports starts right now. good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. we are following two massive stories. both with the potential to impact millions of americans. in maryland, the governor says the focus now is on saving lives. could the six people or more missing since the stunning collision and collapse of the francis scott key bridge still be alive? and then the wider logistical and economic impact. 30,000 people used that bridge every day. now that it is gone, what is next for the city and one of the country s biggest ports. plus, it is the biggest abortion-related case since roe. the supreme court hearing arguments today over whether access to the abortion pill should be restricted even in states where abortion is legal. what experts are telling us about which way the justices may be leaning and my conversation with the head of the nonprofit physicians for reproductive health on what this decision c
some point but this is big. a former vice president of the united states testifying before a federal grand jury probing his former boss, former president donald trump. pence sat before the grand jury here this washington, d.c. for several hours this afternoon, as you mentioned an appeals court late yesterday cleared the way to make that happen. now pence left the court house before appearing before this grand jury, bret, normally a secretive process. this is related to the special counsel probe looking into former president donald trump s potential involvement in trying to overturn the 2020 election. pence said recently he would cooperate with the probe, though he would not discuss his role as president of the senate on january 6th, 2021 itself. here he is just days ago on this very subject. listen. we ll obey the law. we ll tell the truth. and the story that i have been telling the american people all across the country, the story that i wrote in the pages of my memoir tha
it s champions league disappointment again for big spending paris saint germain. they were beaten 2 0 by bayern munich, the german champions winning 3 0 on aggregate. eric choupo moting capitalised on poor psg defending for the first goal before serge gnabry added a second for bayern late on. psg were without the injured neymar but even with a front two of kylian mbappe and lionel messi, they exit the competition again, they re still waiting to win it for the first time. manchester united manager erik ten hag insists he doesn t feel let down by his players following sunday s humiliating 7 nil premier league defeat by liverpool. he backed his team to recover, starting tomorrow against real betis in the europa league last 16. ten hag says captain bruno fernandes is an inspiration to the team and will remain captain despite calls for him to lose the armband, but admits united must reset and bounce back ahead of their first leg at old trafford. i think the players reflected w
[national anthem] [national anthem] rachel: good morning, everybody. it s 6:00 a.m. is that too loud? will: you came out of the gates hot. [laughter] rachel: just trying to bring some energy in the here. it s 6:00. a little cold outside, but it s nice and toasty in here. good to see you. i saw will coming up on what i thought was a good health habit, he was eating a baa manna, but then i found out he was drinking last night, so concern. [laughter] pete: yeah. will has, not that you re going on the able to geolocate his hotel, but he has a fancy new piano bar in the lobby of his hotel. which sounds awesome. will: when i old you about it told you about it, i didn t think be into it. rachel: sounds very billy joel. pete: i can go both ways. [laughter] rachel: he s business in the front and party in the back. pete: piano in the front, nascar in the back. boom. let s do it. will: you wake up on a sunday morning, you start your day off healthy with a banana, you get your