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The -- i can tell you this: that just yesterday on a bipartisan basis, nearly all the members of the intelligence committee issued a statement calling on the administration to assist to expedite the transfer of those migs to ukraine. and although i cant tell you whats in our intelligence, i can tell you that as you might assume, we wouldnt be taking such a strong stand if it was something that was absolutely going to be viewed as escalatory. we think its going to be viewed as something that woul...

Boris johnson in a op-ed in "the new york times" saying no to a no-fly zone, the head of nato saying no to a no-fly zone, make the case to the american people why that is essential for ukraine. >> look, ukraine is a peaceful country. we never attacked anyone. we never were a threat to russia, unless being a peaceful, democratic country is a threat. we always live in peace with everyone. russia attacked us in 2014. russia attacked us now. and for 11 days now, courageous ukrainians are fighting, d...

>> feeding them all. we have to. >> thats nbc newss jacob soboroff earlier. 1.8 million ukrainians internally displaced within ukraine since the war started. u.n. is warning for potential of emergency levels of hunger and malnutrition. lets bring in jacob soboroff. i saw the reports from this morning and some of the only happy people who had just been fed who felt like the shelters were providing something more than the food in their stomach but a sense of security which is clear is growing incr...

Circulate water in which they are stored. there are back—up generators to do this for a few days. but if the main power is not brought back online, the water that keeps them cool will begin the two evaporates from the heat from the fuel rods. the vapour they give of me will be radioactive since it contains material possibly leach from inside the fuel rods. but there is little possibility of radioactive material leaking outside because the building the rods are our captain is sealed and has str...

To hear from both sides can i make a just fair determination. fairness is the hallmark of our constitutional scheme and what makes us the best criminal justice system in the world. >> its 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 that courts have, correct? >> that is correct. >> and so i feel very strongly, i know that a number of us on the committee agree that more transparency, more v...

Over the country. this seems of a different order. they explained why we are currently under a 36-hour non-stop curfew, wolf. i think it also is part in the context of this, we were speaking. i was speaking earlier on stage with the deputy prime minister, one of the intellectual live wars in the zelenskyy administration and asked why it was impressed her on why it was the big question of nato wasnt raised directly in zelenskyys speech? >> but he didnt mention nato. why was that? >> well, i think...

Russians have been the number targets in this world. they are frustrated by their lack of ability to take some of the major cities. a near kyiv, u.s. says that brand renault, a 50 year old documentary filmmaker was killed by russian forces. another journalist was wounded in the attack, brian won a number of prestigious awards for a documentary filmmaking. him and his brother produced a lot for a number of media news including time, hbo, the new york times and nbc news. time studio released the f...

They are working through, and of course, nato is divided when it comes to support of the direct action in ukraine, and a war of this nature, and ukraine, germany and others are against natos -- we need to stall, and what is most important our leaders of europe and our nato leadership, telling putin what we want to do, you know, every public statement, there is always something important, and saying we wont do this, we wont go into crimea, we dont want a war with russia and with putin, to keep hi...

Information sphere and on the media. by this point, this isnt happening today, this isnt a new development, this has been slowly happening for the last 22 years. and older people, people who watch tv who trust the state, who trust the television and what is said to them from the screen, they believe this stuff. they have been hearing this for the last eight years at least. so i think a lot of them do believe it unfortunately. >> then how essential is it for kremlin propaganda, that now you have ...

And we got split. >> reporter: well, brent renaud was in ukraine working for "time" magazine. the magazine that, our hearts are with all of brents loved ones. the publication said it is essential that journalists are able to safely cover this ongoing invasion and humanitarian crisis in ukraine. our condolences to the friends and family of brent renaud. a video documentary. heres part of a story that she filed this weekend about a young officer for the ukrainian army who was killed eventually by ...