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Way. i mean, we've heard in recent days that u.s. weaponry coming from the baltic states will be arriving here in the ukraine. we saw the british military sending more -- more software here and weaponry here, so both sides obviously are keen to impress upon each or the sincerity and strictness of their positions by continuing to also make it clear that there will be absolutely no tolerance from the side of the u.s. and nato of any kind of invasion and we heard blinken really underscore that point again today. any tiptoeing across that line that ukranian borderline, will be seen as a reinvasion...

The international atomic energy agency says that they do not have at the moment any evidence of increased levels of radiation. worth noting as well, trace, next month, it will be 36 years since the chernobyl nuclear damage and all the damage that caused not just ukraine but a huge swath of europe and president zelenskyy of ukraine was eager to make that point again today. listen here. >> two are people who know the word chernobyl and know how much grief and victims the explosion the power plant brought it was a catastrophe. russia wants to repeat this and already repeating it but six times mor...

Jon karl, live at the white house tonight. and jon, it's not just democrats like nancy pelosi right there who are unhappy with the president's decision here to declare a national emergency. many republicans have been raising concerns for quite some time. they argue what future presidents could do, as well, for example, a democratic president after a series of mass shootings, the steps that president could take. >> reporter: republicans were making this point again today, saying it sets a terrible precedent that will be cited by a future democratic president. and david, abc news has learned tha...

That's really going to destroy the diplomatic path. you know, they've been making that same argument for two weeks. secretary kerry and the administration. it's fallen on deaf ears so far. i don't know how many people they're going to convince up on the hill today. >> so then in terms of convincing, how relucreluctant congress be to actually trust iran? >> extremely reluctant. that's the problem. they say, listen, if they impose new sanctions, they wouldn't come into effect for six months. the trouble is, this interim deal that the u.s. and european powers signed with iran said, we will impose...