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putin is threatening more strikes after targeting cities in civilian infrastructure across ukraine with some of the more's missile strikes since the beginning of the war. president biden today condemned the attack including his words advanced air defense systems. at home, to retire generals about the significance of today. first cnn's nick paton walsh. >> this was the day the war came back to all of ukraine. the capital kyiv, like many cities for months edging towards normal, hit by multiple missile strikes. carnage at rush hour, central streets hit. the target unclear. the aim. utter horror. over 100 missiles and drones. civilian death toll rising along with global fury, but there was nothing the kremlin would not hit.

even this kyiv walkway, to save face from endless losses and the weekend blast that hit another bridge between russia and crimea. >> for a few hours this morning almost all of ukraine cities seemed under attack. the bus next to this crater caught by one of two missiles critically injuring five. >> you can see the utter ferocity of the explosion here by the whole one, of the two rockets made. but it's also a curious question as to why this indeed was the target. it seems like this facility was unused at the time it was struck. but also as well, the callous disregard for human life being shown. all of these apartment blocks just within the blast readiest. >> this woman said she ran her two children back to the kitchen in the minutes between the two missiles. homes here gone and winter ahead made worse by the power cuts the missiles caused. however fast the recovery is. >> it is terrible, it is a

crime against civilians. >> anger here, some fear that also resilience echoed by presidents of ukraine. >> there may be temporary pockets he said but our confidence, the confidence in our victory will never have a blackout. why these particular strikes? the enemy wants us to get scared, wants us to run. we can only run forward and demonstrate pack that at the battlefield. watch us be talladega was always known quality to tee, but ukraine stubborn resistance still surprises. the state sharing a video of a soldier shooting down a missile with a shoulder launched rockets. >> [speaking non-english] >> david, who wants more advanced arms to a defend itself against a weak and goliath.

a call for this chilling moment of terror across the country will only amplify. >> nick, is it clear that vladimir putin thinks it's television's been certain sort of success? is it expected to be repeated? >> i think certainly for the domestic audience which i think it is mostly likely intended for there has been an element of success. certainly critics have said they are now happy with the conduct of the war, and after the extraordinary failures of the past weeks and months they've changed tactics or have been, quote, tougher. is this something that russia can repeat on a regular basis? you have to ask yourself, there's not been some sudden change in how merciful russia wanted to be towards the billions. they have hit civilians since the beginning of the war. whether or not this has been done in the past, there maybe limits in russia's own arsenal.

we don't know how many the cruise missiles they have. but you can probably imagine they don't have 80 plus cruise missiles to use every day. so they probably used as limited use of their arsenal to send a message to ukraine, that probably hasn't worked, but probably has more of an impact on russia's own elite dampening that criticism showing the russian leader vladimir putin still has a card to play in this war. it's done some damage to critical infrastructure here. it's taken some civilian lives. i think for a few hours this morning, many ukrainians were shaken, because some cities that we're getting back to some degree of normality, in the south in the southeast were suddenly being hit intensely. do we think we will see this again in the weeks ahead? it's possible. i think russia is struggling with all of its inventories here. shells, cruise missiles, basic diesel fuel for tanks, soldiers that are all struggling right now. this i think has been a show

brutal force but i'm not sure it's something they are able to pull off on a daily basis. >> appreciate it. careful. now with russia reduced to targeting cities and people in the, what does that say about the state of the war for what it's called a david and goliath? joining us is retired general mark hertling, also retired general he served as it catch difference to russia, during a crime mechanization of crimea in 2014. >> general hertling, even though a week and goliath can cause destruction, do you have any idea how long russia can continue to carry out attacks on the scale? >> i think we have to point out anderson that this is not a change in tactics by russia. they have been doing these things since the very beginning. in terms of answering your question, how long can they do it, they obviously attempted to do the equivalent of a shock and awe day yesterday. even with the 84 by ukrainian count, 84 missiles and 24 drones, half of those numbers were shot down by ukrainian forces as they flew overhead. so yes, there was a lot of damage done to civilian infrastructure but again, mr.

putin is a one trick pony. he has been attacking civilian infrastructure with rockets and missiles since the beginning of this campaign. none of that has contributed to him achieving any have his political or military and goals. i have to believe that sanctions are hurting him, that his weapon systems are faltering. remember, way back long ago we were finding it at about 60% of russia's missiles were failing during launch. saw a combination of fewer with more failures, with the same strikes against civilian targets which are criminal, i don't know, i don't think he can keep this up much longer. >> what does this say if nick is right and these attacks, these strikes, were largely for domestic russian audience since? what does that say about what lies ahead? >> these attacks as general

hertling had mention a really a follow-on of behaviors going all the way back to the first evening of the 24th of february. they are amping it up, i sense that i feel frustration in these strikes. the russians have not been able to beat the plucky nimble and capable ukrainian military in the field. and then the bridge was dropped days ago in crimea. i just think that this is sort of a manifestation of frustration, rage, power and i think all it's going to do is harden the ukrainians even more that went through incredibly anxious days in february and march. this just continues the negative narrative. he may get some points for being strong and tough but this isn't long term gonna play well in russia. and also, it really enhances to continue to black cat russia in the international committee and the united nations. >> so general hertling, just in terms of the months ahead, what does the war continue to look like? >> we are going to see some changes in the environment

certainly anderson. that affects both sides and i'm talking about whether. ukraine continues to generate momentum. there's an attempt by russia to incorporate mobilize soldiers which we have seen through internal russian reports. there are more people running out of country then there are moving and marching towards mobilization stations. -- that are actually depleted, low

morale and have not achieved any success on the battlefield. we are going to see an increase in momentum by the ukrainians. you are gonna see more defeats on the battlefield by the russian forces and unfortunately we are probably going to see more since we have since the 24th of february as peter said, more artillery and missile strikes against civilian targets and more criminal activities to puts russia and mr. putin in an aspect that they should be brought before the hague. >> general hertling thank you so much. what republican candidates are bracing election denies and other deeply polarizing issues in western swing states, where nearly one in free voters is independent. later, my conversation with new president of the southern baptist convention. what he sees his mission i n the

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for governor joe lombardo. >> applause for president trump. >> and senate republican nominee, adam laxalt. >> do we miss the trump economy right now? >> but playing to the republican base means standing with a former president who continues to lie about the 2020 election. >> our country is being destroyed. >> and praising those who attended the rally in washington on january 6th, shortly before the riot at the u.s. capital. >> they were there largely two protests a corrupt and rigged and stolen election. >> trump energizes the base. both nevada and arizona, he risks alienating some independents, but not all. >> i feel like he is doing the right thing by coming back to these battlegrounds. >> joey valdez is one of them. >> do you think he's going to speak to the independents who are undecided? >> i think he will. i think he will. we are out here struggling to

make ends meet, buying gas, buying groceries. >> -- >> nevada democratic senator kathleen cortez masto the incumbent. when we stand together we can get it done to make it happen. [speaking spanish] >> she leans on our own strategy to keep nevada blue, energize your base. hundreds of union workers going door to door to persuade democrats to turn out. the polling shows she is in a tight race with laxalt. >> this is a microcosm the rest of the country. if you can win here, you can win across the rest of the country, but you can't take it for granted. and you catch a show up at the last more. >> at stake, control of the senate. trump lost both arizona and nevada in 2020 by narrow margins. democrats are banking on another maga loss in 2022. >> it's striking to me that there are candidates thinking they have the former president campaigned for them and all the years and all the challenges he faces is the right way to

persuade americans that they've got the vision for the future. >> kari lake is not only embracing trump, she is echoing his very words. you may remember anderson that in 2015, trump then candidate famously and controversy early said the people coming across the border, the migrants, are rapists, commit bringing drugs and crime. well, today lake echoing almost those exact same words referencing donald trump and saying that the migrants come across the border are terrorists, that they are rapists bringing crime. anderson? >> thanks so much for the reporting. up next, one-on-one with rusty bowers top republican in arizona who broke with the power. he also testified before the january 6th committee. i'll talk with him if he's certain about the integrity of the election and the candidates backed by the former president.

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in the crucial arizona midterm races. we showed you the former president was there this weekend holding a rally for candidates he supports, many of them election deniers, most of them. none has the support of the republican house rusty bowers who's broken from his party. he recall that bowers refused his pleas to overturn the 2020 election arizona results. and he testified about that before the january 6th committee. >> and i said look, you are asking me to do something that is counter to my oath when i swore to the constitution to uphold it and i also swore to the constitution and the laws

of the state of arizona and this is totally foreign as an idea or a theory to me and i would never do anything of such magnitude without deep consultation with qualified attorneys. you're asking me to do something against my oath and i will not break my oath. >> rusty powers joins me now. speaker bowers it's a pleasure to talk with you. you saw election denialism on full display in your state over the weekend. candidates embracing the former president. how concerned are you about the integrity of elections in arizona? >> well, i don't know that i'm concerned about this round. what i would be more concerned about is if who wins and what

they will do with elections. but we have had some excellent work and thankfully by a lot of good volunteers to be helpful. so i think this one will be fair, but depending on who is elected, what happens next is what i'm worried about? >> after losing your election bid in august, you said and i'm quoting, the constitution is hanging by a thread. what do you think the future of american democracy looks like and how do you make it more than just a thread? how do you make the constitution embedded deeply not hang by a thread? >> how do you beef up the thread? >> yeah. >> recently we have opened a trade office in germany, her zone has and talking to people in europe, they are all watching arizona and we have

mentioned that. they have said how arizona goes, we are very concerned, we are very interested. it was a little baffling but they said as arizona goes, we fear that's how the country will go. so i know that there is the concern just today, i had denmark interview me. the issue of a threaded constitution lies in everybody 's hands. this constitutional republic depends on that democratic foundation that we can count on elections being fair and square, straight up and everybody has to count on that, both sides. and so, that's at stake, that really is at stake in this election. when you live in arizona. >> you're a lifelong conservative, republican. i've seen quotes, you never

expected a threat to the constitution like this from the republicans. liz cheney, lifelong conservative like yourself said that election deniers like carey lake in arizona, the gop secretary of state nominee mark finchem could put the republic at risk. she says that if she lived in arizona now she would vote democrat, for arizona governor and secretary of state. do you agree with that idea? >> i wouldn't blame anybody for doing it. i don't plan to support anybody who doesn't pass my litmus test of honesty. that honesty is was it stolen or not? and if you can still believe after all we have been through, after all the rounds of audits and reviews of the processes that yes it was stolen, then you fail my litmus test. i would never vote for mark finchem. i'm not out looking for a fight with mark finchem, but i know mark finchem and frankly in my opinion he's a very dangerous man. we don't want him at the helm of the elections. >> it's just stunning, politics aside a reasonable person looking at the election of 2020

and all the recounts and all the audits, legit and even the ridiculous audits all have shown the same thing. there was no widespread fraud there are paper ballots backing up all of these votes it's remarkable that this has taken hold it's just insane. >> mr. cooper one of the things about the constitution that's critical it's a paper, it's a paper ballot in a way as well. but the thing that makes it work is that i can look at someone who poses my point of view and says that the consensus that we can reach as americans is what keeps our country together. if we have the capability to come to a consensus on an issue. pick an issue, some we won't,

but that respect for other people is what really makes a constitution work. and this illustrates that for some that this isn't about building unity in a country it's about destroying and sanitizing party, both sides in this last election throughout the more moderate elements. so it's gonna be a real show could be interesting. >> rusty bowers, good talking to you. i have a way of respecting the strength of your convictions, i appreciate you spending time with us. thank you. >> thank you very much, mister cooper, very. much >> coming up, my 60 minutes report with the new president of the southern baptist convention, the domination attempts to re-grope, recovered from a sex abuse scandal. a current justice department investigation. luxury exemplified. innovation electrified.

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prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. it's been a trivial few months for the southern baptist convention. he has pcs a large evangelical institution america. represents 47,000 charges, 14 -- and may it was visit -- ignored hazards of allegations. sexual abuse in the baptist church is for decades. the spca -- elected president in june, they turned into a small town pastor to lead them. with the justice department investigation of the skin on

their way in midterm elections looming, my 60 team and i were not sure that they want to sit down and discuss matters of church and state. but they did. as you're about to hear, a lot to say about faith, scandal in the political extremism threatening american democracy. here is my 60 minutes report that aired just last night. >> blind partisanship destroys everything except baseball. alma st. louis cardinals fan, i'm sticking to the letter. five so many things, church life and beyond that, they have opportunities to unite, solve problems, and we passed over the opportunity over and over again to shoot the other team. >> you see that filtering through the? church >> absolutely, coming in a way where churches autumnal better. they're speaking at one another about the issues that are outside the church. but aren't really theological. the best characterization is that they're not listening. >> bob barrels of his wife and two children and farmers of, ltd. says, -- >> what we're hoping to do is take kind of regenerative farming methods. >> he's got land the dozen or

so cows. if you want to see people come to know christ, the way to do that to share the gospel and pray. >> he's preached every sunday for 23 years of the four first baptist hurts. he has 320 members. >> what made you decide to china to become the head of the spca? >> i believe the southern baptist, faces unique challenges right now, i felt like god was calling me to get leadership at this moment. to help the southern baptist move forward. >> -- bob barber, next president of the southern baptist. >> when bob barber was elected president in june. it was four weeks after independent investigation revealed some former members of the as pcs executive committee. which oversees budget and organizational instruct you sat for decade ignored accusations of sexual abuse and southern back is churches that seminaries. partly to avoid being held financially liable.

>> they kept a list of over 700 names of people, who are credibly accused. but they said, we couldn't get to the church, local churches have autonomy. and who they hire, fire forecasters. we can tell them they can hire this person. >> ryan verges innocent professor and eastern illinois university. and an american baptist popped. or a leader daily aliveness and on -- politics. >> where they calling law enforcement police know there was a predator at this church in this? stay >> executive committee have the list, put it in a drawer and untalented buddy about for over ten. yes >> that's the mindset that we're repudiated and moving against. >> when you read the report. and to read accounts of people who were brave enough to call in to the executive committee, to report abuse. for them to be ignored. --

>> that's not a strong enough word. we didn't just ignore them. sometimes we refused -- sometimes we attack the. the reason why i'm president the southern baptist convention, is because our churches did not agree with that. and have taken action to correct those things. >> bart barker says he's cooperating with the justice department. and appointed a new nine member sexual abuse task force. it's building a registry for credible reports of abuse, to help churches track predators. >> i have strong feelings about this. it's not just angry, although i'm angry about. it god called me to be a pastor when i was 11. i believe in this. for people selling this. it hurts me. i'm not doing this to try to accomplish some kind of pr objective for us. i'm giving this, because, i want to serve god now. >> for the new president of the spca been staying true to his

deep conservative values. and his beliefs about the last presidential election. do you believe the 2020 election was stolen? and >> no. >> do you believe joe biden is the president had? states >> i do. absolutely. i pray for him consistently as president of united states. i'd be believe he was legitimately elected. >> bart barker -- he does believe that joe biden was duly elected president of united states? >> it's a big deal. 60% of white influential goes believe that the election was stolen in 2020. and many, many southern fact us believe that. -- have been afraid to speak about that because they know a lot of people oppose that in the pews. >> how many people, how many

voters is bart barker in a position to influence? >> at least 70 million people identify as evangelical. kevin he can have a huge impact on why they vote for that candidate. >> brian versus than in 2016 evangelicals accounted for 32% of all those get cast votes for donald trump. but bart barker wasn't among. them >> in 2016 you sad, i think it hurts the credibility of my testimony for me to be a supporter of a evil man, whose campaign platform consist mainly of his evilness. >> yeah, i did not vote for president trump in 2016. and that lays out my rationale for that pretty well. >> what was the evil-ness you saw? >> the way he treated women. it had been documented at that point. i thought, a lot of the rhetoric about immigration was wrongful. a lot of southern baptist thought the rhetoric about immigration was wrong. >> formally -- >> legal immigration. >> you embrace? it >> i embrace it. i'm thankful for people who have immigrated. i live in texas, i'm surrounded by people who are in a married, and our families, they make our community better. >> courtney from wrong, 2020

did vote for donald? john >> part of what changed is that the president advocated for some legislation on sentencing reform. something that really addressed sub injustice that affected minority communities, i was encouraged by the consistent pro life support. that the president gave. i didn't expect that. >> we can walk down all be there with you. >> barbara did tell us what happened on january six. [noise] >> and donald trump's role in it has a b impact on his opinion of the former president now. >> i think a lot of southern baptist's, would be thrilled to have the opportunity to support someone for leadership in our country who strong on the values that matter to us. who can do that without putting vice presidents life in danger. >> you'd be hard-pressed to vote for somebody who put his vice president's life in danger? >> yes. >> donald trump did invite and

insight, and encourage of a mob of people to march on the capitol. >> i'll just say this. i want to be -- principles of jesus christ. and that does not involve mob violence. i don't support that. anyone that does support that, i'm less likely to vote for them. because of their support for. that >> if mike parents ran in a primary would you vote for him -- >> there's nothing out prevent me from voting for mike bands in the primary. >> we asked barber what he thinks about the christian nasty -- rhetoric increasingly being used by some elected officials like congresswoman -- of colorado? >> the church is supposed to direct the government, the government is not supposed to direct the church. >> it sounds contrary to 400 years of history. and everything i believe about religious liberty. i'm opposed to the idea.

of christian dominion church dominion over the operations of government. >> why do you object to that? i object to it because jesus said his kingdom is not of this. well i object to it because historically, every time it has been adopted, it's been persecuting people like. me does not prosecute people who are not christians. eventually winds at persecuting people who are christians. for whom the clear cushioning is different. >> support for separation of church and state was a foundational principle. faced religious persecution in england in america in the 16 hundreds. baptist split in 1845. over slavery. which is when the southern baptist convention was found. it the sec supported slavery and later segregation. on abortion, the sec's position has hardened over the. years in 1971, they made exceptions in cases where there was quote, the likelihood of damage to the emotional mental and physical health of the

mother. but, in 1980, they narrowed that exception only two cases where pregnancy threatens the life of the mother. part barber says that he stands by that today. >> our interest with abortion is not to please everybody's sex life. our interest with abortion is that we believe it's a human person. who deserves to live. >> there was just a case recently, a ten-year-old girl who was raped, barred from having an abortion in ohio. was able to obtain one in indiana. this is a little girl who she has a right to life to. and even in that case, you think she should have a child? she should be for stepchild. >> i do. i don't want that to sound like i don't have compassion for her and her circumstance. i wish we could put an end to ten-year-olds being raped. i am trying to work against child sex abuse. because i think that's atrocious. >> but you don't see that forcing a ten-year-old child to

go to term with a baby from rape its abuse of the child? >> i see it as horrible. and i see it to preferable as killing to somebody else. >> barbara and the spca post same-sex marriage. >> we are compared to the idea of gender is a good from god. and women ought to be united in marriage. >> you still believe that gay people, can be, should, be converted out of being a? >> i believe centers should be converted out of being centers and that applies to all of us. >> can somebody be a good christian, a member of the southern baptist convention and be gay and or lesbian and married to a person of the same sex? >> no. >> in jesus name we pray. a man. >> can a good cushion, in good conscience, vote for donald trump in 2024. before we left, we asked barked barber one last time about how he will vote. >> i'm not even going to speculate about. that >> where the other choices?

out of the election in 2016 you said who you are going to vote for in 2020, he said who you voted for. now you are not saying who he would vote for. >> that's correct. >> somebody seeing this is going to think, okay, that is political. >> it's not political calculation. the fact that in 2016, i could say something i was speaking only to myself. and now, 50,000 churches of people i love are represented by me when i speak. so, do i feel a sense of needing to be more wise and careful about things i say now? absolutely i do. >> have evangelicals sold their soul in order to support donald trump? >> first of all, we have to choose from the choices we are given to us. and that is an inescapable reality in our political system. >> there is a lot of evangelical support for donald trump goes beyond just somebody holding their nose and saying, i have these two choices, i'm

going to vote for this person. >> i am telling you, there are also a lot of people who articulate what i've just said. i just think that under president trump, they saw less backtracking on the things that were promised to them. i do think that americans are hungry. for strong leadership. i think that there is opportunity. for strong leaders to a marriage who give us better choices. i am praying for that. >> marc barber, new president of the southern baptist convention. ahead, a wrong entering its fourth week of nationwide protest as thousands take to the streets. hikers targeting school girls. defying strict conservative laws. new videos and the latest reaction next.

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