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Vulnerabilities, too. you might remember the solar wind pack, and the software supply chain, multitude of potential attack vectors in the supply chain and remember, weve seen multiple major cyber attacks under joe bidens watch. the pipeline, jbs, microsoft exchange, china-led state hack. devastating pandemic policies. i think striking another blow to supply chain would be like kicking us when were down. >> todd: do we have the defensive capabilities to stop putin? >> i really think we do. the en...

Morning and they said there wasnt any cyber attack and they did obviously raise the possibility in future, we dont know what kind of cyber destruction we could see as well. i guess everyone is prepared for that. i well. i guess everyone is prepared for that. ., :, well. i guess everyone is prepared for that. ,, :, , , for that. i think that will be very much in the _ for that. i think that will be very much in the minds _ for that. i think that will be very much in the minds of _ for that. i thi...

Pouring in from around the world. aid for ukraine is pouring in. and not just from governments and big organizations. a small charity in scotland making a plea on social media for donations to help refugees who crossed the polish border. the store soon flooded with supplies from the town residents. so much so the the vans transporting the goods are packed full. >> the whole community. >> a multitude of food. animal food and human food. everything you can imagine. >> its disstressing. i have thre...

I was involved in 2014, and today sanctions are a multitude stronger than the ones we did earlier. they were a hammer blow on the banks. the bank has one third of all banking assets, be tb, 15% of banking assets, and together, 60% of all households opposites. but looking at from the u.s. financial system, the biden administration is unleashing financial dislocation and russia. this will be paying that will be felt broadly across the economy. it will be a pain that will be visible to everyone aro...

They are coming across the border. the buses come here and drop off everybody and their first place where they get funneled into different rooms and then get pushed onward to other big destinations in poland and throughout the e.u. >> dana: tell everybody why a mayor from new jersey decided to go to poland to help? >> well, there are a multitude of reasons. in short order i have slavic heritage in my family background. my great grand parents came over from there. theyre on the border dealing wit...

Becomes more of a readout. one person casually asked the general about his ukrainian background and thats when this happened. according to it, the stoic industry. and then according to "the reid out", the situation in ukraine is tragic, and i am very depressed over it. he walked out without shaking hands. that is the part that is unusual as you said. hes someone who is stoic and sticks to his talking points. >> that could be read in a multitude of different ways. what was their impression about

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A priest tries to keep up spirits with song and dance. volunteers provide a hot meal. almost a month into this war, and the sheer scale of the movement of humanity is mind-boggling. more than ten million people, basically a quarter of the population of this country has been rendered homeless. around lviv, a multitude have found temporary refuge and the blessing of an air of the ordinary. but thoughts are still with those left behind. dasha zubans brother stayed in kyiv to fight. >> we are prayin...

Population of this country has been rendered homeless. around lviv, a multitude have found temporary refuge and the blessing of an air of the ordinary. but thoughts are still with those left behind. dashas brother stayed in kyiv to fight. >> we are praying. every day we are praying for my brother, for all my friends. they have someone to serve in military, father, cousin, husbands. >> reporter: dee anne and her son are staying in a stark municipal building set aside for the displaced. >> transla...

The street, hands tied, to hopefully be picked up for burial in mass graves. ukrainian officials say more than 1,500 people have died in the city, although one local government official says a death count and body retrieval is now impossible because the shelling has not let up for long enough. its the sight of russias recent attack on a maternity ward, one of at least 26 medical facilities russia struck, a multitude of attacks russia claims didnt happen. attacks on medical facilities, by the way...