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february 24th of last year. an endless cycle of destruction and resilience since then. while there he announced an additional half billion in assistance promising president zelensky that the u.s. will stand by ukraine. >> president biden: putin thought ukraine was weak and the west was divided. he is counting on us not sticking together. one year later, the evidence is right here in this room. we stand here together. >> we'll talk to former c.i.a. station chief dan hoffman. first to steve harrigan live in the capital city of kiev. steve. >> it really was a remarkable moment here this...

into sharper focus. this picture shows fort meyers beach one of the hardest-hit areas before the hurricane and here it is after. homes wiped out. sea of debris and rubble stretching to the horizon. there is this marina during normal times in fort myers. and then after. a scene of utter destruction. >> the damage throughout florida. 2 million still without power. it will continue for some time. ten people are confirmed dead thus far. the number may change as search and rescue teams work their way through the flooded neighborhoods. we're moments away as dana mentioned and get an update...

Before they came out, the air raid sirens rang out across kiev. [sirens blasting] >> no signs of any explosions or any visible signs of danger. the white house was clear to say they had informed russia about the trip before it happened. in addition to laying wreaths on a memorial for some of the ukrainian war dead, biden announced $5 hundred million in military aid for ukraine. no mention of jets, though. here is president biden. >> president biden: that announcement includes artillery ammunition for horowitzer, more javelins. air surveillance raid area to protect from aerial bombardments. >> ...

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Watching that. >> we still have a hurricane as we remember this storm left the coast of florida as a tropical storm but we've spent a good chunk of time over the atlantic ocean. winds currently at 85 miles-per-hour. we're moving to the north at nine miles-per-hour. everything you see is infray red raid area. the center of circulation is behind that. likely talking about a landfall just after lunch. conditions will linger there for hours and hours and hours. here is the category 1 storm and stay a category 1 hurricane as it makes itself closer to landfall there. likely just to the north of char...