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In january alone since the sanctions went. in recent poll in january says two thirds of the american public do support giving aid to ukraine for this battle. so far one fifth of ukraine he has lost at least 200,000 men from the battlefield whether casualties or kills. he is preparing another surge. but you have got to figure in some respects his last surge because he has got about 200,000. he says con scripts who have had all of about six weeks of training. and you have got to figure this is not only the b team. this is not even the c team. this is a non-team that was drafted and now they are ...

COVID-19 cases in the Bay State have been rising for weeks, but some experts believe we are close to the end of the spring spike.

Burdens of this in small towns and state governments and local law enforcement. >> bret: politically it's starting to make a mark, isn't it, mara? >> yeah, look. a spring surge at the border is bad for all of those senate democratic incumbents up for re-election. they want the administration to do more. >> bret: big issue? >> yes. d.c. has enough problems now greg abbott is sending us his. >> bret: who knows. we will follow it panel thanks, in person. ♪ >> bret: finally tonight a special report salute for world war veteran who turned 100 years old this week. friends and family surprised him ...

Very well, _ protection. they seem to be working verywell. so— protection. they seem to be working very well, so we should send any surplus— very well, so we should send any surplus to — very well, so we should send any surplus to countries that need it. this despite astrazeneca having yesterday been approved as a potential booster, along with moderna. for her to be saying this is incredibly— moderna. for her to be saying this is incredibly timely. it does look like this— is incredibly timely. it does look like this booster programme isn't going _ like this booster programme isn't go...

Take anything away. it's still a wonderful, proud moment. >> reporter: safety protocols meant not all athletes were in attendance, either. olympic historian david wallechinsky. >> that ceremony is important because the vast majority of athletes are not going to win a medal. that opening ceremony is wonderful. to see people from 200 countries together. >> reporter: after a spring surge, cases here plunged to just over 1,000 a day in june, but they have more than tripled in the last 30 days. meanwhile, less than a quarter of japan's 126 million population has been vaccinated. dr. kenji shibuya i...