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The president. what more is the president saying about what the u.s. and nato are preparing to do? >> reporter: the scale is significant. it largely matches up with the elements of the sanctions regime, the humanitarian aid weve seen rolled out over the course of the last couple weeks. they are continuing to ramp it up. its the point the president is making so long as president putin continues the invasion and horrific attacks theyve seen over the course of the last month, the u.s. and allies wi...

Its undeniable superiority in terms of air power and missiles and so forth to be able to strike at specific targets, almost at will, almost anywhere across this vast country. and we saw that yesterday here in lviv, with those multiple strikes on two targets. one was a fuel depot. the other one has been described business ukrainian authorities only as military infrastructure. but the russians now reporting on those attacks say that the other target was a radio repair plant of some kind. but there...

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Aggression is not just going to stop in ukraine, but also move, beyond the border, and poland is right there. so that was a really noteworthy dynamic, over seas this week, as well. >> the "washington post" tyler pager, thank you for your reporting. and after that whirlwind trip to europe, i hope he can get some sleep in the days ahead. live from cnbc still ahead. "way too early" will be right back. will be right back

Petit in the fight against covid, so as the virus has spread to most of china... in my view, the current outbreak will not fundamentally change the dynamic. china will most likely adjust the stringency of the policy in certain metropolitan, and to have universal testing and perhaps... to eventually get the transmission under control. clearly this will be an uphill battle, especially for understaffed health facilities located in those underdeveloped areas in china. it will take more time this tim...

Southern california. im a native of los angeles. i love disney. i had a difficult childhood. disney for many of us an american institution, child entertainment, the freedom of that. it was for me television and disney and the cartoons, it was mickey mouse going to disney was an escape for the rare time when we could go. it is heartbreaking. it is heartbreaking for all americans. this company is a great company and deserves to be saved and to not let the marginals who are hostile take over this d...

Inside its own territory. it has been operating from a san sanctuary. ukraine cant permit them. on a political level, ukraine possibly wouldnt want to admit that its done it, because it opens up the door to further escalation. youre going to see a period of indeterment attacks back and forth across the border. ukraine or something working on behalf of ukraine is going to do what it can to slow down the russian military machine, but on the other hand, theyre not anxious to take credit for it beca...

Mariupol have suffered. joining us now, "time" magazine reporter simon shuster. simon, tell us what you know about the prospects for this dynamic, which feels endless when you consider the human toll. doesnt seem to be a breakthrough in sight. >> tragically, i dont see how mariupol can free itself from russias clutches at this point. you know, even to the point of getting humanitarian aid reliably in, getting civilians out. this was always a prime target for the russian invasion. it was always, ...