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$280. its not clear if shes going to face more charges under russias new laws criminalizing dissent. joining me from moscow, jacob who traveled to russia. i heard you in an interview saying that 250 million people watch that news channel. its unclear how many were watching when she held up that sign. but from your experience there in moscow, what was the reaction to her doing that? >> it was incredibly meaningful and sent shock waves through society, but beyond being, as you mentioned, the first...

Today. >> jacob, stay safe, my friend. thank you very much. and lets go back now to chris jansing with the latest on the supreme court confirmation hearing. >> katy tur, thanks so much, and thanks to jacob, as well. congress still asking questions to judge ketanji brown. lets listen in. >> you have had such different experiences, how does that shape your approach when deciding a case? >> well, thank you, senator. as i mentioned at the beginning, i have a methodology that i apply when im decidi...

Growing by the minutes in ukraine. this evening, officials are raising alarms about the lack of food in many of the besieged areas. our own jacob is covering that story from lviv. >> the situation here is desperate, millions of ukrainians without a place to live, and increasingly without food to eight. >> it reena flood from sunni. she says the only food there is bread. and even that is rare. the condition is especially dire in mariupol. aid workers have called it apocalyptic. food is running ou...

Among us, a remarkable expert when it comes to refugees and migrants and asylum seekers. and now you are covering that, and yet another country. jacob soboroff, thank you, stay safe. nbc correspondent, jacob, soboroff in lviv. joining me now is clint watts, hes an nbc national security analyst and a fellow at the research institute. hes also the author of messing with the enemies, arriving in a social world of, hackers terrorists russian than fake news. clint, i need your analysis on what is goi...

To -- from my vantage point to the right, were still seeing smoke. we heard two loud explosions, this military official here in lviv said it was three loud explosions. the streets have cleared out. i see in the distance fire trucks. ive seen police vehicles out on the street. people are sheltering at the moment. it is certainly a shock here in the city of lviv where it had been relatively speaking given the brutality russias inflicting on other parts of this country, its certainly a shock for th...

>> what type of change and strategy is necessary to reach these folks? >> we need it from both sides. we need commitment from both sides to stop fighting, to stop the hostilities for 48 hours, 24, 48 hours to give us a window to safely deliver food in and also bring people, our own people and other people out of the city. these windows are crucial for delivery of food to places like mariupol. we need that from both sides to let us do that in a safe manner. >> jacob, the european union president ...

Failure in the eyes of ukraine including sacking and taking the capital. as far as ukrainians are concerned, this is not a new war. this is a war thats been going for eight years particularly in that part of the country. so when you hear the idea that theyre shifting operations. theyre disgusted by it. its been whats going on here for a decade and the distrust is pervasive and deep in this country and they dont believe that russia will stop operations. listen to the sounds that you hear in this ...

One has a job right now. or few people have a job right now in ukraine. it is all going toward the war. jacob, thank you as always bringing us that story. we appreciate it. and that is going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next. hallieac jkson picks up our coverage next. whos on it with ? were 25 million prescriptions strong. were managing type 2 diabetes... ...and heart risk. were working up a sweat before coffee. and saying, “no thanks...” ...to a boston cream. ...

Has said that this could fall to emergency levels of hunger and malnutrition. that was even before russia started striking out at food storage warehouses in kyiv. richard engel has documented. -- and on the ground here in lviv. over the course of the past several days. even they are worried about this. they didnt want us to disclose the cajun in the warehouse where we visited for fear that they would be struck. after those houses were struck in kyiv, they saw here at 6:00 in the morning, that ru...

>> and what were hearing now from lviv is possibly two missile strikes and five people injured. you know better than i, the fog of war from your combat experience, but this is at least the initial reporting. were also seeing -- reporting from tasks, the official mouthpiece, of course, for the kremlin, saying that bidens -- president bidens new comments, clearly that was calling vladimir putin a butcher today further narrows possibilities for mending relations. thats from tass. colonel vindman, j...