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Initial of the russian military. its after midnight now in kyiv well see what comes of this very long night. jesse, back to you. >> jesse: as russia comes closer to a total and brutal takedown of ukraine. president joe biden warning putin he may not stop there. >> you heard the speech he made, almost an hour long about why he was going to ukraine. he has much larger ambitions in ukraine. he wants to infect reestablish the former soviet union. thats what this is about. and i think that his ambiti...

They say they are concerned about any support that china could provide to russia in this circumstance. they also said that theyre concerned about military -- excuse me -- economic support that china could provide with sanctions relief and the like to russia. so this is something theyre clearly watching. national security adviser jake sullivan is meeting with his chinese counterpart tomorrow in rome. anderson? >> kylie at wwood, thank you. lets talk to attorney general james clapper. now that r...

Elodie toto, bbc news, kinshasa. we are all being affected by climate change — but there are fears many species around the world wont be able to adapt quick enough. well, in a world—first laboratory trial, a group of scientists in australia have mixed populations of frogs to produce tadpoles more adaptable to changing weather patterns. lets talk to associate professor nicki mitchell, from the university of western australia who worked on the trial. great to have you on newsday. i got to ask,...

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Discounter of being partly responsible for the lack of sufficient fire protection at the site. keke was one of the factories main clients. the case also raises a more fundamental question related to globalization what responsibility to companies have for the condition of workers in low wage countries who supply them with cheap products keke has paid more than six million dollars for those affected by the fire that despite its call for the case to be thrown out due to the statute of limitations b...

Remedy, the business of the cell phone in the lockers. but leaks are going to take place and were going to do everything we can to get them. >> we certainly are. lets talk to -- kaitlin, this new book that has just come out, michael flynn, the former national security adviser, worked throughout the campaign and the transition and a month into the presidency, written a forward to this new book entitled "america first" and writes this in the forward, i was inspired by all that president trump deli...

State believes there are still flaws with the travel ban. lets talk to attorney general bob ferguson, great to see you again. so why should the previous order apply, as well as the new one, because basically they took out some of the things the judge objected to? >> yeah, thank you for having me on, anderson, and the short answer is that two of the key provisions of the travel ban, that is the refugee ban and now the six-nation ban, if you compare the original executive order with the revised on...

Editor mark. in washington g.o.p. pollster and author of the selfie vote and joining the conversation a surprised winning, associate editor of the washington post. the author of the book, absolutely -- >> first, lets talk to, lets get bobs reaction on the news of the day first. >> all right. new poles of the democratic race this morning showed last weeks debate changed little in the national post. bernie sanders is up 29%. vice president joe biden follows at 18% dropping four points. former sena...

Also stepping up security. now, important to remember that those executive orders in most cases would apply to only national guard offices like this one and not to those federal service centers like with the one where those five servicemen died. >> lets talk to lieutenant colonel bob mcginnis about this. lets say youve got somebody standing outside of a recruitment center, they are armed. would that in any way make a difference, do you think, to what happens in front of or inside that office? >>...

War i and the interaction with police officers where black men were sent to work in karpz. lot of generational hurts two black people in this country, a lot of things that our grandparents tell us and things we experienced on our own. my hope for the black community is not to portray that on every white person they see. every white person they see is not looking at them trying to get something from them or take advantage of them or treat them wrongly. also my hope in the black community is that ...