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On the one hand theres dynamic still at play. >> a little more than a week ago the white house changed its wording of the russian invasion threat no longer using the word "imminent." so why are they now characterizing it so strongly again? yeah, thats right. earlier this month prospress secretary jen psaki took the podium and she said, look, were not going to use the word imminent anymore because we dont want to wrongly suggest that we know whether putin has made a decision on whether to invade ...

And weve certainly seen a number of recent examples of not just inconvenience but the pain that can cause. we shouldnt feel that were going to be insulated from whats going on in europe. >> putin in his speech was showing nostalgia, frankly, for the old soviet union and his positions attempt to turn back the clock, as you say, some 30 years here. and i wonder, is it an exaggeration to say that the russia and the west are returning to and perhaps have returned to already in some ways to a new col...

Sorts of forces right here in portland -- poland and in native countries along the edge on the border with ukraine and he said in tonight in that speech, last may night, i should say, that this is to prevent vladimir putin from expanding his operations if in fact he takes over keep back and installs the public government. we are in a stage now, shannon, that anything can happen as far as civilian casualties because the russians have change their dynamic, and they change how they are attacking. w...

Ballistic missiles that ran down impunity. so we have to remember these are the opening days of war, not the closing chapter of a war and because of that, the dynamic is very different. >> anyone you try to get out of the country they are talking about talk about president zelenskyy, other saying that vladimir putin, i would sure entertain talks. they hear that they say well, maybe i wont leave yet. >> from the people we have met, we havent met anyone who says that. everyone is very afraid. they...

The way stephen breyer had, having served under stephen breyer, how do you see her, assuming she is confirmed, operating within the supreme court as it is now? >> its a really important question, chris. will she shift the dynamic on this conservative 6-3 supreme court. one of the challenges the court has faced in the past months has been flagging public confidence in the court. as the justices like to say, they dont have an army to enforce their opinion. they depend on the press and depend upon ...

Language, it strong language but its also pretty precise and careful. he sort of realizes what hes doing. he says, ill go to bat for people that were improperly prosecuted. it gives him a little bit of a fall back position. he is aware, enough, this guy is running for statewide office, not to be to speak slightly pro coup, but to give the people in the audience what they want. he walks the line that he wants, even though hes ultimately feeding that frenzy. the next candidate, though, recognizes ...

Russian-speaking. so there is a little bit more dynamic to this map. people understand its not just these two places over here that are russian friendly. so they are being choked. they are being constricted like a boa constrictor. thats the plan of the russians but everything to the west is still an opportunity, i guess. we have lviv over here and we also have kyiv, which is weighing up this morning its not been taken we are still fighting for it. todd: not just perhaps the association the cull ...

Be the strategy that they would use. >> reporter: the court had ruled the maps must reflect statewide voting preferences, roughly 54% republican representation and 46% for democrats. now the court must decide what to do with a commission in open defiance of its orders. among the members of the commission, republican governor mike dewine. >> we have an obligation to follow the court order, whether we like it or not, whether we agree with it or not. >> reporter: and among the justices who will dec...

Away from the ukrainian airspace. russia owns that airspace pretty much right now. >> so, then, can you tell us if theres been any, as i understand as secretary austin in the pentagon we anticipate that as russia moves deeper into the ukraine, they are going to consolidate more of the land, if you will, around major population centers. and that may change the dynamic of the conflict. is the pentagon preparing for that eventuality? and if so, how does that change how the pentagon works to get sup...

Change. do the talks change the dynamic, lead to any of these things? well see. the dynamic very different than just a few days ago. >> yeah. the ukrainians clearly emboldened. this is the border between ukraine and belarus. this is the region. woulder not giving the exact location. we are waiting for new reporting about what is actually taking place. this to increase the readiness of nuclear deterrence, what does that mean and how is the u.s. responding? >> reporter: lets talk bit, john, in qui...