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Military showdown. >> theres no doubt about that. literally warfare has changed, charles, dramatically since world war ii. we had about 157,000 in the normandy invasion. we had 7,000 ships out there with landing craft and 3,000 aircraft. in the 2003 invasion in iraq, we had about 177,000 in the invasion force with air supporting it. what we have here certainly is a ground force somewhere in the neighborhood of 170,000, 180,000 plus. the precision nature of the weapons were using and the standoff...

0 being with us for this hour today. look forward to seeing you back here monday at 3:00. have a good weekend. watch this story closely over the weekend. well see you back here monday. "your world" starts right now. >> charles: youre looking live at the white house. president joe biden expected to deliver an update any moment on the situation with russia and ukraine. an invasion could be imminent. the president holding crucial call with nato allies. is there any chance to stop an attack? welcome...

Require escalating u.s. military involvement. >> the approach we took proved to be insufficient in terms of being able to resolve this in a timely manner because we narrowly circumscribed our effort and instead relied mainly on standoff capabilities and the use of proxies. >> reporter: barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> want to talk more with this with fareed zakari. the president was presumably aware of his background. what does it mean for u.s. policy on russia? >> its frankly a puzzle. mcma...