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Corridors that opened infrequently, one said quote, the dead lying in the entrances, on the balconies, in the yards, and you're not scared one bit. because the biggest fear is night shelling. do you know what night shelling looks like? like death. we'll take a moment again to speak with the bravery of the two a. p. journalists and glad they have reached safety. ukraine officials say more than 70 houses were destroyed along with a shopping center, in an attack on the capital of kyiv. at least eight people were killed when russian missiles hit the multiplex on sunday that housed a movie theate...

Putin's refusal to back down despite military failings means no one will win and follows by the same research published in the study of war, this past week, the highly respected washington, d.c. think tank. joining us from ukraine, nbc news correspondent molly hunter. and that's a picture, a background behind you, we're glad to see you this morning, but please give us the latest update on the situation in mariupol which is seemingly growing more terrifying by the moment. >> reporter: yes, jonathan, absolutely. i want to pick up on something you have been talking about earlier. we have been tal...

Reports that the prism program talks about and the nsa boasts about, they pride themselves on discovering all sorts of political conversations in places like turkey and israel. they use facebook and google and skype to invade conversations about a whole variety of things in south america, in asia, and many times, people who are involved in these conversations and where they originate are people in the united states. it's all done without warrants and without accountability and the entire world is impacted. >> now, i've got to ask you this, because we've seen what's happened to a.p. journalists...

Already taking heat for the benghazi response and the the irs targeting of conservatives the obama administration today faced growing outrage for collecting the phone records of a.p. journalists. then the attorney general eric holder dropped a bombshell saying the subpoenas were in response to an extraordinary leak that posed the great threat. he said to the american people. let's go straight to our crime and justice correspondent joe johns for the latest. >> reporter: wolf, the justice department's sweeping subpoena of media telephone records was just highly unusual especially in a town like ...