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A new satellite photo of a damaged red cross warehouse in mariupol. the building is clearly marked from the sky. it was hit by at least two separate strikes. just ahead of the program tonight well talk to cindy mccain, head of the food and agriculture administrations in rome. we begin with christiane amanpour in kyiv. what is the latest there tonight? >> reporter: theres no sign kyiv is under assault but there has been a lot of fighting on the outskirts including the little town of bovary which ...

Experience written into its constitution. youve got moldova, youve got finland, youve got sweden, youve got other countries that are not part of nato but part of the european union. and youve already seen some of the language coming out that were those some of those countries are interested in relooking that alliance because this weve really dial the clock back 40 years right into the middle again of the of the old cold war . and theres nothing like an action like this to make people pay attenti...

More strategic which is these economic tools are tightening worshippers make access to revenue so it cannot fund its military but also cannot fund and protect itself against economic sanctions themselves. it is making it difficult over a longer period of time for russia to reintegrate back into the global economy. has significant uc president bidens moved today and the fact that he is here in europe? how significant is it that hes come to poland? as it galvanising allies here? what is your take ...

Chemical and biological weapons were flatly rejected and after an emergency summit, nato announced it would reinforce defense systems to counter any such attack. the u.s. president continues to insist a russian chemical attack or worse remains a very real threat. >> when the u.s. or nato respond with military action if he did use chemical weapons? >> we would respond. we would respond if he uses it. the nature of the response would depend on the nature of the use. >> cnn security national analys...

Sleep and spend time with my 3 and 6-year-old that are my post important audiences of all. i would say, kristin, that again, i have done -- have taken the ethics legal requirements to the highest very seriously. any discussions and any considerations about any future employment as any white house official would. i have taken steps beyond that to ensure theres no conflicts. >> i understand what youre saying. the question is how is it ethical to have these conversations with media outlets while yo...

Whether that would lead to nuclear war. you said a moment ago the press loves the escalating kind of talk. >> yeah. these images are horrific. were seeing a humanitarian crisis in ukraine. but you look at some of these press inquiries of jen psaki, and almost all of the questions are focused on why arent we doing more to intervene, why arent we doing more to escalate? youll get very occasionally one reporter saying what are we doing to end this. it seems the american people definitely want this ...

Than having it as got-you for trump, people should take seriously, a nuclear power led by somebody who is a threat. howie: when president trump was setting up meeting with kim, look, we will try this, if it doesnt work, we will try something else, tougher approach. the media might credit him, we tried it, other administrations havent worked, hasnt worked, we will toughen sanctions or take steps with allies. >> thats what i would hope for. howie: okay. >> not going to do because it sounds like he...

Effects of covid. we arent concerned, and thats why we keeping a very strong guidance in place. telling people okay, its not a legal requirements to wear face masks. but we strongly recommend that when youre out with lots of people, you make it taken on. >> so whats -- with cases going up. you say its a balanced decision for these administrations. >> it was, and probably one of the most difficult decisions we made, but any decision we make is gonna be proportionate. and i guess, we just have to ...

That step. so putting something on the table, its a very high bar to get there. and the russians dont seem to be interested in that. thats certainly whats coming from peskov, putins spokesman, from lavrov, the foreign minister as well, and the intelligence officials in ukraine at the moment are saying what they see russia doing is trying to separate the country north and south. cement that southern corridor, the land corridor linking russia to crimea weve heard so much about. and the evidence fo...

Off energy supplies to europe and the like. you back him into a corner and you get an even worse result. >> well, look, escalation is in putins playbook. its in the russian and before that, the soviet playbook, and i think because he has failed to achieve so far any of his stated objectives for the campaign, its hard to see any negotiated solution right now given that he wouldnt even have anything he could plausibly claim as a victory. and he certainly has not hesitated to use energy as a weapon...