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Ukraines border with russia harken back to world war ii, or even earlier. miles of narrow paths flanked by land mines and trenches. muddy today, often frozen solid. >> so wed better -- >> translator: these positions are designed to stop or at least show down a russian advance. >> reporter: and theyre on high alert now. russian troops, around 100,000, and tanks and artillery are masked along three sides of the ukrainian border. in addition to the regular russian army, there are pro-russian militi...

Inside ukraines borders. ukraines generals tell "the new york times" that if russia chooses to invade, they would have no hope of repelling a full scale attack without significant help from the west. nbcs richard engel has more from ukraines front line. >> reporter: we are now in eastern ukraine, not far from the russian border. this is a closed military zone, controlled by the ukrainian military. no civilians live here and there is already extensive damage from years of fighting. this is where ...

Down to mar-a-lago to try and make peace with then former president trump a few weeks after the insurrection on january 6th, he came back to the capitol and as it was told me by multiple people, attempted to drive a wedge into the ten. sort of floating the idea that some of these people may be able to salvage their futures in the republican party but only if they took certain steps to right themselves. not just with the president, but with the rest of the house republican conference, the donor b...

Prepared and americas prepared to deal with this new omicron variant. but there is still more work to be done in that regard, we have crossed paths with the bipartisan infrastructure agreement to fix our crumbling bridges roads tunnels, mass transportation system, to bring about universal broadband access so necessary in the midst of a pandemic where everyone needs access to high speed internet. it is the urgency of the issues and of course finally getting the build back better act over the fini...

Building and anyone in the school was in power to put the school in lock down, a groundskeeper or janitor saw the person with the firearm going in the school and called it out on the radio. school went into lockdown. they still had one or two students killed but everybody else was in lockdown and the police were able to get there before any more perished. so processes, training, communication. thats some of the best paths that weve seen in terms of success. >> sheriff, are you going to be releas...

Empowered to put the school in a lockdown. so a groundskeeper or janitor, i cant remember his actual position, saw the person with the firearm go into the school and called it out on the radio. the school went into lockdown. they still had, i believe, one or two students killed, but everybody else was in lockdown. the police were able to get there before anymore perished. processes, training, communication, thats some of the best paths that weve seen in terms of success. >> sheriff, will you be ...

Most recent case, that members -- that people joined the military. in one case, it was someone who reenlisted. in another case, it was this individual who went to basic training for the air force for the first time so it really is a big problem going forward. >> let me read from the charges that he faces. host of charges including felony civil disorder, assaulting officers with a dangerous weapon, destruction of government property, entering and remaining in a restricted building with a deadly o...

>> thats what were all asking and that is where we start today. joining us now is dr. fiona hill, former senior director for europe and russia at the national security council, now senior fellow at the brookings institution and author of the book, "there is nothing for you here." also joining us, former director for european affairs for the national security council and author of the book, "here right matters." its a pleasure to see you both and see you together for the first time. we dug around...

Source, anyway, thank you so much julie tsirkin for that. joining me right now congress madeleine dean. welcome to you congresswoman, i hope you had a great holiday. lets get your reaction to these latest insults to your fellow democrat. we know kevin mccarthy is not going to do a thing about it. can congress ever regulate the behavior of its members or is it ultimately up to the voters? i mean, they can do it certainly, and what happens when you cross paths with someone like a lauren boebert in...

>> i know she was planning on filing for sole custody of dominick, because she was just tired of it and half the time when it was johns time to take him, he refused. >> they had these fights over dominick, over custody, over money. jessyka was routinely upset with him. >> reporter: john seemed to be trying to minimize those issues. >> do you have issues where youre at each others throats or anything like that? >> no, no. the biggest thing that we might fight about is shes like, "you have a pair ...