single gunman commit the largest mass shooting in modern american mystery. and now it could be going back on the market. we ll break down the supreme court s decision to nix a federal ban on bump stocks. plus, ukraine already short on money, short on manpower, but is it also running out of time? vladimir putin just offered his own version of a peace deal with provisions president zelenskyy has already rejected, but how long can he hold out? first, some breaking news, nbc news has just learned the princess of wales, kate middleton will make her long-awaited first public appearance tomorrow, her first since christmas, and her first since revealing she is being treated for cancer. lest get right to nbc s meagan fitzgerald live at buckingham palace for us. this sounds like good news. what do we know about this appearance and how the princess is doing? reporter: yeah, ana, this is incredible news coming out of kensington palace just minutes ago. in fact, we know that the pri
ability framework. so we know cyberspace creates an escalation. president biden said they have designated 16 installations, critical infrastructure strikes, that are off bounds in the cyber domain. because what they re trying to avoid is some attack on critical infrastructure that s misunderstood and that rapidly escalates into a more kinetic conflict. i don t think we re at the ransomware, i don t think we re ready to take that on, but we can discuss cyber under this umbrella and an agreement not to attack the commander controls. president biden making the rules of the road, and through that dialogue, i think we ll start to get to these cyber issues which hopefully can turn to something more. the other important thing, though, the most interesting thing at the end is when his back was raised about, are you going to change putin s calculus? we re not going to change their
away after the events and 30 of them are still under arrest. it s unclear on what grounds. i told president putin my agenda is not against russia or anyone else. it s for the american people. i also told him that no president of the united states could keep faith with the american people if they did not speak out to defend our democratic values, and i raised the case of two wrongful imprisonments in american citizens, paul whelan and trevor reed. i also raised the ability to operate and the importance of free press and freedom of speech. i made it clear we will not tolerate attempts to violate our democratic stability and we would respond. bottom line, i told president putin that we needed some basic rules of the road that we can
washington post. hallie, good to see you as always. the president said i did what i came here to do. right? yeah. mission accomplished. he said let s see in lee to six months. let s hold off on declaring victory. the white house telegraphed low expectations, no deliverables. the president feels like he did what he set out to do, at least in terms of the meetings this morning. yeah. you think about what we talked about with our maying team of experts like michael mcfaul, the expectation was they re going to keep talking, which they are. we know those discussions will be led by secretary blinken and lavrov. returning to their posts for the ambassadors, not an earth shattering deal but it had been previewed as an item that could be a confidence builder moving forward in both of these relationships. i was struck by the takeaways of the tone of vladimir putin by joe biden and how i don t
helsinki. they clearly said human rights is not of international relevance. we ve seen both parties frankly completely ignore these issues, i guess, to find something with putin on the stage. this approach is also very impractical, because external aggression and internal aggression are the same point. those american presidents who have decided to ignore these domestic human rights abuses george w. bush looked into putin s eyes and saw his soul, obama tried to invite putin to the g.a. it s really important that president biden made it clear both here before going to geneva and his meeting with putin today that human rights is essential to this meeting. this is really, really important. we should remind folks, for