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What is a great city. and there's no coming back. it takes years to recover from this kind of decimation of a city. and that is only if you start electing people like -- remember what giuliani did in new york? who can clean up the city. >> i hear you. never bet against new york. straight ahead, teachers organization being accused of pressuring big tech to silence parents. ♪ ♪ once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy endin...

Constant constant warfare, it doesn't work out. >> translator: we hoped we could stay, full rockets right, full rockets hit our area. every day. every minute, every second. it's just terrible for everyone. ourselves, for our children, for our families and loved ones. we still have loved ones back home. our grandmother who is 100 years old, too feeble to be physically moved. >> reporter: here in the train station where so many refugees have been arrived in the last few weeks on the border with poland, we don't hear these stories. and what is really striking about this situation is that -- that ...

Azol, that means it cuts off any access that ukraine has to the sea, and towards their exports, their ability to get resupplied from the military standpoint and it makes it far more difficult for ukraine to be a viable country if that area is taken over. so the event in mykolayiv is one in which they're using a strategy of encircle. and decimation as it goes forward. and what they'll be doing is further movement towards the west from that area towards odesa. the idea there, because odesa is the major port, is to cut everything off and go all the way to the romanian border. >> brett, we talked ...

♪♪ death and displacement have come to everybody's doorstep, but there are many here who are determined to hold on. >> we will continue to cover the growing humanitarian crisis and the strategic options as the brutality and the decimation of ukrainian cities continues. also coming up, judge ketanji brown jackson will be back on capitol hill this morning to face hours of questions from lawmakers. we'll bring you the highlights from day one of the supreme court confirmation hearings. also ahead, former secretary of homeland security under president obama jeh johnson joins us right here in ...

Recent remarks, just yesterday, and suggests that he is moving in the opposite direction. >> ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, pleading his case for major russian governments today. he was speaking before the german parliament. he was open about wanting to sit down, face to face, with russian president, vladimir putin. the necessary level of talks, needing to end this war. again, we've seen putin syria playbook, where he acts out the talks, will butchering the population, and we are watching this horrific decimation of the civilian population, and the bombing of shelters, and hospitals...