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Republicans in the senate and the house, and that the white house, are united, that if he does do further incursions into ukraine hell pay a very, very heavy price, from the economic point of view and the isolation politically. >> nbcs erin mclaughlin joins me now from ukraines capital, kyiv. erin, despite all the evidence we have of russian troops abounding around the borders, russia is accusing the u.s. of scaremongering. but for people in ukraine, this is quite ominous. >> reporter: oh, absol...

Use of ball bearings that were in there. incredible carnage as a result of this. we also learn and it came out in the briefing the bravery, the compassion, the skill that our troops showed in the moment. in a moment when they were losing their comrades and trying to rescue the wounded. incredible bravery and courage. >> martha: looking at these photos, i got a close look this afternoon. you can see our men and women lined up in their uniform. theres people literally all around them on both sides...

At a perimeter gate where spectators were pushed against the fences by the sheer number of those trying to get in. shoes and clothing were amongst the debris that littered the site. some 50 wounded have been taken to a nearby hospital where there were harrowing scenes of those mourning their loved ones. a nurse there has told reporters that some of the wounded will need to be taken to more specialised hospitals. cameroon, which is hosting africas greatest sporting event for the first time in hal...

Unleash economic sanctions against russia. should it invade ukraine. a senate vote expected this week as russia surrounds ukraine with a military buildup some 150,000 troops strong. take a look at this military in ukraine. reportedly, this program includes supplies of blood percent wounded. last -- for the wounded. last week on this program arkansas senator tom cotton discussed his expectations for a possible russia invasion. >> according to all the reports ive seen, hes probably 1-3 weeks away ...

That u.s. intelligence asset warning of military deaths but a staggering number of well as many as 50,000 ukrainians could die in a conflict. erin mclaughlin is in the capital of kyiv. >> reporter: on the brink of war, residents inbattle that u.s. intel full-scale invasion by russia the potential toll immense. 25,000 to 50,000 ukrainian civilians could die and another 1 to 5 million may be forced to flee their country, many to nearby poland. elina says shes not going any wrchlt shes training on ...

Mr. putin that democrats and republicans in the senate and the house and the white house are united. if he does do further incursions into ukraine, hell pay a very, very, very heavy price from the economic point of view and the isolation politically. >> nbcs erin mclaughlin is joining me now from the ukrainian capital city of kyiv. what are you hearing from folks there, erin, about all of this? >> reporter: hey, alex. folks here are extremely concerned about the situation, so much so that theyre...

Mclaughlin in kyiv. so, how concerned are ukrainians right now about really how catastrophic or an imminent invasion could be? >> hey, lindsey. we get to hear from ukrainian government officials on that start intelligence assessment. i have been speaking to ordinary ukrainians over here in kyiv, they are very concerned about the situation. earlier this morning, on the outskirts of the city, i was watching as ordinary citizens, young and old were participating in military training, learning how t...

Worshipers injuring five and leaving behind a terrible blood-soaked scene during a hanukkah celebration. joseph glut was inside of the home. >> when i first saw him, i just saw him wielding the knife back and forth trying to -- >> was he saying anything. >> nothing. he didnt say a word to anyone inside. he spoke to me outside once. >> what did he say? >> hey you. ill get you. >> he managed to get out. >> there were kids in there so i decided to run back in. >> run back in and fight. his only wea...

Unleash economic sanctions against russia. should it invade ukraine. a senate vote expected this week as russia surrounds ukraine with a military buildup some 150,000 troops strong. take a look at this military in ukraine. reportedly, this program includes supplies of blood percent wounded. last -- for the wounded. last week on this program arkansas senator tom cotton discussed his expectations for a possible russia invasion. >> according to all the reports ive seen, hes probably 1-3 weeks away ...

Capitol. and theyre preparing for the worst. yesterday morning, we were there as hundreds of ordinary people, teenagers, elderly, men and women, gathered to learn how to handle a weapon, to learn first aid, to learn how to evacuate the wounded. it was startling to see ordinary people prepare for a potential russian invasion in this way. i was speaking to one woman, she was there with her two teenage sons. she says that shes ready to stand and defend her country. take a listen. >> reporter: you s...