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Get in you are lucky. after you go to east part of ukraine and go go to poland, it's 25 [inaudible] on the border. it's bad. so. >> ainsley: you said your husband is there with you? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> ainsley: there is a chance you could get on the train and he wouldn't? >> yeah. so i told him hold hands and, you know, being. >> ainsley: can he show american papers i don't have to stay and fight? >> no one cares women and children more. >> ainsley: how is your mom doing? >> she is okay, you know. she is older, she went through second war. but she is worried about us. and i worry about her...

Moment in the course of this war where because of sanctions, because of disgust, with this war, back home in russia, that they'll actually try to do something about it, and of course, we don't know the answer to, that but this will add to the debate, there's no doubt in my mind, it already is on my twitter feed, just so you know, stephanie, i tweeted russia quite a bit these days, there is already people saying what are we doing here? this is crazy. and those are russians saying that. not just ukrainians. >> tom, do many people dismiss the impact of sanctions too quickly? you can't see sanctio...

Worse than anything has seen in europe since world war ii and we see that kind of brutality there, we see it here here, and we're seeing it in ukraine day after day. >> ambassador, to peter's very point, we shouldn't be surprised to see vladimir putin breaking international norms, but when we sit here and say, you know, this could constitute war crimes, this is unprecedented, or yesterday, when the u.n. general assembly condemned this, urged russia to change course, does any of this matter? are we speaking a language that means nothing to vladimir putin? he was never in it for the norms. >> gr...

Hours, in especially in the northern part of the country, where the region says it is hell on earth, there is no power and no water and no heat. as civilians continue to bear the brunt of this war. >> cal perry, thank you. with that, let's bring in our expert, peter baker, chief white house correspondent from "the new york times," tom nichols harvard extension school and michael mcfaul former u.s. ambassador to russia at msnbc international affairs analyst. tom, what sticks out to you tonight, in what we're learning about this nuclear plant? >> one of the things that's very striking to me is t...

Because you know, i remember the first days when the war started, everybody was saying the phrase, if we win, today, everybody says when we win, so this is the matter of time. and unfortunately, the matter of life. how many lives have to be put down there, first of all, for the united states, for nato, and for other countries, that give promises, sign the treaty with us, that when we gave up our nuclear weapons, that they would step in and support us in our freedom, if something happens. unfortunately, we gave up our weapons 20 years ago, a little bit more than 20 years ago, and today, when we...