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>> u.s. president, joe biden, and it is against the wall, and they should not be prepared for russian cyberattacks. >> based on involving intelligence, russia may be planning a cyberattack against us. he's got his back against the wall, and now he is talking about new false flags, he is setting up, including, asserting that we, in america, biological, as well as chemical weapons, in europe, simply not true. that is the clear sign, considering using both of them. >> u.s. congressman, greg milam, with more. >> we held the succession before from the u.s., and ukraine. when you hear russia accusin...

Warnings that based on evolving intelligence, russia may be planning a cyberattack against us. as i said, the magnitude of russia's cyber capacity is fairly consequential and it's coming. >> reporter: now, the top cyber official here at the white house yesterday said that there was no specific credible threat at this moment that russia is about to launch a cyberattack, but that the administration has seen russia engaging in preparatory activity, including scanning websites and looking for possible software vulnerables. the administration last week held a classified briefing with companies and ...

Born baby girl, delivered in new york city. the mother's family and friends through a surprise baby shower for her in kyiv hours before she had to skap the first bombings. she hid with her sister and dog in a bomb shelter four days before making it to poland. our friends suggest she go to the u.s. with her visa valid to give birth. mom and baby are doing well. good news, good news, pam. >> you know, we could use a little bit of good news like that. what a precious little baby. thanks for bringing that to us, don. >> aplenty. >> amen to that. >> now back to sobering news. a warning from presi...

Among those supporting the rallies. several have already taken place this week against brett kavanaugh. now to russia, fighting back against being accused of carrying out worldwide cyberattacks. moscow says that it is all hysteria and spy phobia it says. the united states, united kingdom, australia and new zealand are among those pointing fingers at russia and identifying spies. just this week the netherlands announced that it expelled four officers of the gru, a russian intelligence agency. they were accused of planning a cyberattack on the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapo...