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Terry moran in ukraine again tonight. terry, thank you. here at home now and to the attack on the capitol, and after the republican national committee recently said that january 6th was legitimate political discourse, tonight, what the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, said about that today. making it clear it was not legitimate. rachel scott on the hill. ch. >> reporter: today, the senate's top republican taking aim at the rnc resolution that declared january 6th legitimate political discourse. >> it was a violent insurrection for the purpose of trying to prevent the peacefu...

At 3:00. cbs news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs .>> o'donnell: tonight, vladimir putin unleashes a tidal wave of violence as russia launches a full-scale invasion of ukraine, and president biden vows to hold him accountable. air raid sirens blair in ukraine's capital as russian paratroopers land on the outskirts of kyiv, and tanks role roll into the country. and after a pitched battle at a radioactive nuclear plant, russians gain control, raising fears of a potential disaster at chernobyl. the mass exodus-- as the u.n. wawshz of a refugee crisis, roadways jammed and subway stations turn...

Vladimir putin taking aim at civilians in kyiv. on day 20 of his unprovoked and bloody invasion. airstrikes on apartment buildings in ukraine's capital city killing at least four and forcing others to run for their lives. john roberts in washington, good to spend this tuesday afternoon with you, sandra. >> sandra: this is "america reports." ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy saying the russian war has killed 97 children in the country. >> john: the mayor of kyiv orders a 35-hour curfew as russian forces inch closer to the city and the leaders of poland, the czech republic and slovenia pla...

Was closing and things were changing so dramatically, and putin became so unpredictable that you worry that what seems safe today might not be safe tomorrow. howard: right. >> and yet they want to get the story out. people i i know willing to take that risk for the most part. i think it's a balance of trying to figure out what's important to and maybe what you can leave for a little bit later as you go forward trying to collect information. howard: what was striking to me was volodymyr zelenskyy taking aim at russian pundits by saying i want to tell them one thing, you will bear responsibility...

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