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Line, dr. offit, to the president, apologies on that! once you get it, though, let us know. shaq, let me bring you into the conversation here. let's talk indiana, of course, getting a lot of help, because their hospitals there are stretched to the brink. the u.s. navy stepping in. talk to me about that? >> reporter: we're talking about a team of 20 members from the u.s. navy. we know that they include doctors, nurses, respiratory physicians, all included in this team that's coming from the navy and from the military. and look, we heard the president yesterday talk about how this effort against...

Underpins transactions from around the world. 11,000 institutions in 200 countries it would mean making any kind of payment with russia incredibly difficult. but unfortunately, that also includes payment it's for things like oil and gather,s and metal wheat. and no sanctions have been placed on a big gas company. state-run. that is because it's relied on by much of the west, particularly germany. now s.w.i.f.t. is based in the eu, based in belgium, it has to adhere to the rules. and pressure is growing inside the eu and outside, the world keeping an eye on this, we could see that measure intro...

So, what are most russians hearing about the war that's being fought in their name? olga robinson from the bbc�*s russian monitoring department is herself half ukrainian and half russian. i think when it comes to russian disinformation, what you need to understand is that there's a whole industry of media narratives and media outlets that work essentially in unison. state run, state operated or pro—kremlin, privately owned by still pro—kremlin in in their output. for more than half of the population, television is still the main source of news, and this is the core electorate for vladimi...

If that were to happen. so i think i think nato might think strategically in the long run. it will be good to have these countries in their membership. but at the height of a crisis like this, whether that is the right moment to do that, i think, you know, would would give pause to thought. for years now, president putin has been squeezing russia's once lively and opinionated media to the point where independent voices have largely been silenced. so, what are most russians hearing about the war that's being fought in their name? olga robinson from the bbc�*s russian monitoring department is ...

But at the height of a crisis like this, whether that is the right moment to do that, i think would give pause to thought. for years now, president putin has been squeezing russia's once lively and opinionated media to the point where independent voices have largely been silenced. so what are most russians hearing about the war that's being fought in their name? olga robinson from the bbc�*s russian monitoring department is herself half ukrainian and half russian. i think when it comes to russian disinformation, what you need to understand is that there's a whole industry of media narratives...