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seem as if things are looking better than he this look to the rest of us? >> no. i couldn't say that. he blames ukrainians to -- for genocide in the donbas region. he is now in his world but i think he knows now what is going on in ukraine. >> nbc's ali aarouzi on the ground in ukraine with more on this. good to talk with you once again. this is astounding to hear this about vladimir putin. but given his hift, given his character, it's not surprising. even with the military losses the russians have seen. >> that's right, yasmine. it is hard to understand that he isn't getting a full picture of this. first of all, this guy was a career kgb agent and part of that job is to be in control of all the facts so you can make an
>> hey, hey, they're running. >> see? this is the brilliance of the show. i say always keep them running. all the time running, run. run. run, yasmine, run like the wind. i have one seat in first class and one in coach. >> oh. well -- >> uh -- >> i'll take the first class. >> class has always played a role in the history of sitcoms. >> bon voyage, lady. >> class is fascinating to us as a culture. >> i never check my bags. i can't stand to wait in the baggage area. >> it's good to laugh at it, to get it all out on the table. >> you're going to have to go back to your seat.
remember this, those vans that promised us £350 million would go to the nhs every week, did not happen? it would be very good to know if it did. �* , ~ ., it would be very good to know if it did. 2 ,, �*, ., did. let's get mo hussein's view on this story and _ did. let's get mo hussein's view on this story and perhaps _ did. let's get mo hussein's view on this story and perhaps on _ did. let's get mo hussein's view on this story and perhaps on some - did. let's get mo hussein's view on this story and perhaps on some of. this story and perhaps on some of the points that yasmine is raising. this is i think mainly about people who haven't come forward during the pandemic— who haven't come forward during the pandemic and now the waiting list are quite — pandemic and now the waiting list are quite long and they're going to -et are quite long and they're going to get longer. he helped secretaries expectations have been quite clear about _ expectations have been quite clear about that. we have to also be clear that there _ about that. we have to also be clear that there has been a lot of money going _ that there has been a lot of money going into — that there has been a lot of money going into the nhs. particularly over recent years, yes, to deal with the pandemic but also help deal with the pandemic but also help deal with the other— the pandemic but also help deal with the other issues that are manifesting in the focus on preventing other public health crisis — preventing other public health crisis as— preventing other public health crisis as well as a significant part of all_ crisis as well as a significant part of all the — crisis as well as a significant part of all the money the government is now spending. this is going to be a
indoor settings it would be safest to have masks in this setting, but they can't mandate it. >> we appreciate that update. "the washington post", yasmine, thank you. we will talk to you again soon. earlier in the show we asked why you are awake. tiffany tweets if i don't get up way too early i don't get to have coffee of jonathan lemire. it is the most sane hour of my whole day. you know what? i will take it as a compliment though i worry about the other 23 hours of your day. what have you got, dan? >> we are happy to say we have a full line of swag now. coffee mugs. >> there we go. >> fleece zip ups, hoodies, bags, hats, even onesies for parents woken up way too early. >> onesies, if you are a parent of a kid you are up watching right now. coffee mugs, goes with the show
>> yasmine, renee, thank you so much. top of the hour we take you live to ukraine as the country braces for a crucial we'll. how the war in ukraine is redefining the nato alliance and america's role in europe. and later, what putin's past can tell us what his next move might be. a new hour of "american voices" just a short break away. ♪♪ why don't you do cool spins? uh, people need to read it. i can't read it. [ chuckles ] that's 'cause you're like 4. 4 1/2. switch to progressive, and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says.
but not without fear for what they left behind. >> all of my family members that are back in afghanistan, i'm worried about them. some nights, i could not sleep because of my brothers. what will happen to them? what about their future? >> nbc news. >> our thanks to my colleague and friend yasmine for that lovely story. defining a challenge president biden's domestic plans survive? plans survive? you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪
on the floor, bleeding from his head, and a dead body right next to you. you can't even imagine that. yes—men survive this massive explosion at the port in lebanon last year. bill explosion at the port in lebanon last ear. �* ., . , , last year. all of a sudden the bed “ust last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved. _ last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved. l— last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved, i thought _ last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved, i thought it - last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved, i thought it was - last year. all of a sudden the bed just moved, i thought it was an i just moved, i thought it was an earthquake, because i do not hear the blasted out yasmine. i went to volunteer at my university hospital in the er department, which is the emergency department, and it was chaotic. at such a young age, i was only 19. chaotic. at such a young age, i was only19. he chaotic. at such a young age, i was only 19. he is our patient, he is not feeling particularly well. the nhs has now — not feeling particularly well. the nhs has now offered their work at the norfolk foundation trust in great yarmouth. tt’s the norfolk foundation trust in great yarmouth.— the norfolk foundation trust in great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal- they — great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal. they need _ great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal. they need me _ great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal. they need me and _ great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal. they need me and i - great yarmouth. it's like a win-win deal. they need me and i need - great yarmouth. it's like a win-win
young, and they come here without any family support, and yet after the first couple of weeks, theyjust jumped in and got on with it. we are desperate for nurses, aren't we? it has to be of great benefit to us, surely. has to be of great benefit to us, surel . ,, . , has to be of great benefit to us, surel . ,, .,, ., ., ~ ., . surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortaae. surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage- in — surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage. in some _ surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage. in some places _ surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage. in some places one - surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage. in some places one in - surely. the nhs has a huge workforce shortage. in some places one in five l shortage. in some places one in five nursing posts is unfelt. it's hoped people like khaled and yasmine will contribute to the healthcare system for years to come. tt contribute to the healthcare system for years to come.— contribute to the healthcare system for years to come. it makes me feel that i for years to come. it makes me feel that i want — for years to come. it makes me feel that i want to _ for years to come. it makes me feel that i want to get _ for years to come. it makes me feel that i want to get learning _ for years to come. it makes me feel that i want to get learning and - for years to come. it makes me feel that i want to get learning and i - that i want to get learning and i want to get this and this and this done, so sometimes it is really overwhelming, there are a lot of things to do! butjust take it in baby steps, yeah. t things to do! but “ust take it in baby steps. yeah?— things to do! but “ust take it in baby steps. yeah-j— things to do! but “ust take it in baby steps, yeah. ifeel like... i'm alive. gosh, beautiful. that report was by our correspondent nikki fox. time to check—in for sunday in the
to the rule of law, and also about the public's opinion of the court. not because he cares or would use it as a beauty pa jekt, but it definites on public confidence. the mississippi legislature views, and it will change their rulings because of it, he would have great concerns about the confidence that the public would have in the court. as the justices so often do, speaking to him in this argument with these comments. >> just fascinating. i want to bring in yasmine who has been standing outside, they are outside voicing what they think about this critical issue. what are people telling you? what does it feel like to be out there? >> i mean, listen, while they
williams, yasmine, harry lippmann, and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. thank you all for being here on a monumental day. pete, i want to start with you you have been tracking this case quite closely and you have been listening to the justices throughout the term bhap are your key take aways from what we heard today? >> the first thing to remember is that this is the first tyke they have to talk to each other about the case and i think today is a demonstration of them really talking to each other, not to the lawyers. if the court does strike down roe it will look like a political institution and it did so only after donald trump put new appointees on the court.