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Horrifically go on for sometime, but when all is said and done an independent ukraine will be there, and at some point vladimir putin will not. the real question is how much death and destruction is going to occur in the meantime? were doing everything we can to bring this war perpetrated by russia to the quickest possible end. thats where the support for ukraine comes in and the pressure on russia comes in and thats where the work and coordination we are doing with countries around the world co...

Patrick, i love you. william, patricks identical twin brother is here as well along with his wonderful wife, dana. also here from park city, utah, patricks older brother guardian, his wife natalie. last but certainly not least, my very dear inlaws, the matriarch and patriarch of the jackson family are here today. im saving this special introduce for my daughters. girls, i know it has not been easy as i have tried to navigate the challenges of juggling my career and mother hood. i fully admit tha...

Just, fair determination. fairness is the hallmark of our constitution and it is what makes us the best system in the world. >> it is not only the reality of fairness but also the perception of fairness. the publics understanding of how courts work that is essential to the credibility courts have, correct? >> that is correct. >> so i feel very strongly, i know that a number of us on the committee agree that more transparency, more visibility is important for the public to understand what goes on...

Subject to expedited removal. so i read the statute. dhs gets the sole ability to make that decision. dhs makes that decision and its final. what wasnt clear to me based on that language was whether congress intended to preclude its procedural requirements for the exercise of agency discretion. and in the dc circuit, there was precedent that indicated even when congress gives a great deal of discretion to an agency, procedural requirement may still apply. it is presumptive that the apa applies, ...

Children. >> before all of this started, what were you doing? >> my plans were to go out. to hang out. to study. but not to leave. i want to be an actress. >> how have you changed in the last two weeks? do you feel like you had to grow up? >> i started to value everything i have. as much as i never did before. i worry about everyone now. i worry about my relatives, my loved ones. >> reporter: for the older kids theres a determination. necessity. to help. >> look out for my little sister and brot...

Band together, and really, just volunteer to fight, to donate blood, to do whatever they can to help repel the russians. i think that they feel very strongly, and using the unity of the country. >> extraordinary. the last thing tonight, love, and war. that was pulitzer prize-winning photojournalist, lindsey addario, joining us a few weeks back. shes been working q for the new york times, and documenting a heartbreaking destruction, but also, the spirit, and determination, of the ukrainian people...

Weve seening. that did not come out of the presidents call. >> neil: thanks, jacqui heinrich at the white house. so all of this targeting of civilians you would imagine would be making it anxious times for civilians. but has has not loosened up the determination to keep up the fight. we have a ukrainian member of parliament. again and again, civilians are targeted here. the russians say theyre not the targets but taking out a shopping mall would seem to indicate otherwise. what do you think? >> ...

That helps everyone in america. when we ensure that liberty cannot be denied without due process. its defense counsel as i said who are making arguments and theyre not condoning the criminal behavior. theyre making arguments on behalf of clients in defense of the constitution in these constitutional values and as a judge, i now see how important it is for me to be able to make my decisions after hearing from both sides. thats crucial. we have an adversarial system which means that judges are pre...

Relentless campaigning. his absolute determination to tell the truth about hostage diplomacy. this was, these were prisoners who were taken hostage. they were held because i read wanted britain to settle this for hundred million pound arms debt which is finally been settled. youre right, at the beginning the foreign office didnt want richard to talk about that. many families were told to stay quiet about it and they did say quiet. and richard refused to do that. as a result i think, this is why ...

Do. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. next, kyiv is a city on edge, bracing for russian aall the. we show you what its like for the civilians who remain there in their own words. the world remains in awe of ukraines determination to fight russia, on display in lviv where opera singers gathered to sing ukraines national anthem, listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ things about life is that