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Putin's closest ally made a nuclear threat while doing an interview with a japanese television station which is highly irrelevant. let me play it. >> translator: russia will not lose in this war. you are 100% convinced of this. how this ends japan knows better than i do. >> to a japanese television station, threat of hiroshima and nagasaki. do you take this seriously? >> anyone who doesn't take is seriously should look at what we've seen in the past couple of weeks. every assumption about what putin wouldn't do, he's done. personally i think he will ramp up at the regular level. yes, he's lost...

According to the west, is stalling for russia, but president putin may not quite understand that. can president putin may not quite understand that.— understand that. can we trust this intelligence? _ understand that. can we trust this intelligence? that - understand that. can we trust this intelligence? that is - understand that. can we trust this intelligence? that is a . this intelligence? that is a bi . this intelligence? that is a big issue _ this intelligence? that is a big issue when _ this intelligence? that is a big issue when it - this intelligence? that is a big issue when it come...

This old, cramped cellar for the last 27 days do you think the worst is over? "i hope our soldiers tame this beast. the russian president is deranged," says leonid "i wish his kids would have to go through this, maybe then it would be different." his granddaughter spent her time drawing on the walls, images of happier days. "it was my therapy to keep calm," she says. wise words from girl who just turned 8. today elisa was drawing with her chalk outside. down the road, 88-year-old preskovia was sitting by herself, disoriented and frightened "i'm so afraid, my whole body is shaking. at night i c...

Accurate information about russian shortcomings on the battlefield. all of it as weary survivors now emerge from shelter in their liberated ukrainian village. richard engel reports from kyiv. >> reporter: leaving city of kharkiv, doesn't take long to reach the front lines. russian troops destroyed these cars while trying to invade the city but in the fields overlooking the highway we followed ukrainian troops to see what u.s. officials tell nbc news russian generals are afraid to show their president, that the russian military is losing ground and suffering too many losses to hide this was a r...

Government don't have -- doesn't have time for to think about old people >> reporter: daniel grew up south of kyiv, but had been living in portugal before the war, now he's back to coordinate rescue efforts for older refugees his network of volunteers fanning out across hard-hit areas. >> we try to take people from dangerous place. >> reporter: there's a web of organizations racing to evacuate the elderly. according to help age international, ukraine has the largest percentage of older people affected by conflict in the world. 1 in 4 people here is over 60 years old. most of them don't want to...