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The first city and the only major city that the russians have taken over. the ukrainians are really putting the russians in a hard place here, especially by attacking the supply lines, and trying to take out the major bridges that crossed the river that supply that. it is causing problems for the russians, and theyre also taking out a lot of command centers including some very high ranking russian military officials. so the ukrainians are already making some progress there, and so i do think tha...

You are dealing with 17,000 police agencies, some of them have one, two, three, five officers, how do you train someone in a department of that size, you cant just familiarize them, you have to train them. how do you train that number of agencies to respond to an incident like this and differentiate between someone who is barricaded and when you have a live shooter situation? this is really more complicated than it might have looked at the outset last week, brianna. >> phil, take people through ...

>> it would be highly unusual, phil, for that on-scene commander to not be getting information from dispatch about these 911 calls. that is just regularly relayed information. so doj obviously needs to figure out what he was learning, assuming it was a he, maybe it was a she, but they need to find out what the on-scene commander was learning, right? >> yeah, i think there are some fundamental questions you look at here. this is not a criminal investigation the department of justice will do, that...

From tokyo, where tomorrow president biden will announce a new trade partnership, kelly. >> reporter: this will include a number of countries in the indo-pacific region. one main focus will be on supply chains that so often originate in this part of the world, to reduce delays and shortages that cause economic pain back home kate >> kelly, thanks so much now to ukraine, where president zelenskyy and his wife sat down for a rare joint interview, speaking about their family and russias continued...

I have been involved with those stories, so i havent talked to sources. in [inaudible] some american intelligence has been important factor as a force multiplier, you can argue. if you were there on the ground, getting the eye level information about where units are, their capacities, our weather movements, are with the logistics are, that gives you a real heads up and real advantage that a smaller country normally wouldnt have. it suggests that the forces havent been able to take a global comma...

We are providing them tremendous intelligence, but that intelligence is then verified by drones and other things. in fact, you heard admiral kirby say at the pentagon press briefing that theyre getting too much intelligence, and that can be just as much of a hindrance. theyre getting where command centers are. more than satellite shots. command and control places have antennas, heat signatures. and youve got russian generals that have got to go there because of the russian military performing so...

That we did it. im glad were giving them intelligence that they can target command centers. they are leveling cities in ukraine and slaughtering innocent people. i have no problem with the united states giving them whatever we can in way of intelligence. >> the kwwhite house pushing ba that claims u.s. intel is providie ing information on location of russian generals saying the u.s. doesnt provide intel on senior military leaders or weigh in on targeting. explain why information on generals is r...

Particular general. if those generals happen to be in the command centers that are helping to lodge a launch, all of these missiles against innocent civil civilians, theyre fair game. were not targeting them. were targeting the command centers. >> the world is watching what could well be the last days of the defense of mariupol. russian shelling of the plant is not stopping with civilians and children still inside. can and should the international community be doing more to help those? >> the in...

The city of dnipro is split by the river, a buffer from any advance from the russians by the east. for now the whole city is firmly in ukrainian control, but this week russian missiles hit the citys new airport. on the east side of the river is the dnipro branch of the ukrainian association for the blind, a place thats now a refuge for anyone who needs it. in the quiet of the corridor, we found larisa. she describes this place as heaven from the hell shes escaped. "there were a whole range of fe...