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high stakes ahead. russia may be upping their anteby asking china for assistance and military aid. how china's participation would change everything. more than 2.5 million ukrainians have fled their homes and more are ready to go. new polling from across the nation how is president biden managing the war in ukraine americans weigh in. the goat is back tom brady announces late sunday that he is coming back for a
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record 23rd nfl season with the bucks. and a story to make you smile involving the incredible friendship among two young people that eat left an experience for just about everything ann "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm vinita air. >> and i'm frances rivera. russia says 33 people were killed when they a military base near the polish border another 31 people were injured in the air strike. during public remarks, president zelenskyy doubled down on the need for a no-fly zone zelenskyy argued after the bombing only about 15 miles from poland the u.s. would inevitably be battling russia above skies
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if a nato union was hit. an award-winning american journalist was killed outside kiev another journalist was wounded in the attack. we turn now to nbc's molly hunter who's live in lviv. mo molly, the u.s. has agreeted to work closely with ukraine to see where russia may use chemical weapons. >> reporter: that's right. late last week jen psaki in a white house press conference said they should be very concerned about the risk the war could escalate in this way with russians using chemical weapons and nonconventional weapons. she said we should all be on the lookout for russia to use
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chemical weapons or create a false flag operation in using them there's a difference the between how they can support ukraine if and when russia escalates the war in that very, very dangerous way. we know from russia's recent military history where they've been engaged with sear yanld their allies that chemical weapons have been used they have the capacity to use those. there's a lot of fear here they may use them in ukraine. >> the red cross has warned of a worst-case scenario for the citizens in the city of ma mariupol is there a chance help will reach them soon? >> reporter: and this is the question, frances. we have woken up every single day asking families in mariupol have woken up also the last ten days that today may be the day to get out safely this fragile cease-fire agreements, green corridors, is that humanitarians get to go
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into the besieged cities and civilians can come out no humanitarians have been able to get in, no civilians have been able to come out. the road redd cross brokering these decisions says the situation is dire. they have no water, no heat, no food, and they haven't for a week we've been tracking an american aid convoy last night it was blocked just 50 miles from the city this morning our understanding is it's still under way. 50 miles takes a long time to travel they say the roads are extremely hard of course, they are trying to avoid different block aides, the they're trying to avoid russian shelling and firing. that's been the case all week. i'll send it back to you. >> so desperate. molly, thank you. is russia turning to china for support? three officials have confirmed
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they believe russia has asked china for military equipment and assistance for more on this we turn to jackie frances maier live in beijing. talks are expected today in france what can we expect. >> it's going to be a very important meeting for these two sides. these are the highest level talks since the russian invasion u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan meeting with china's top ditch employee mat these talks will happen in rome. it comes as there are multiple reports that u.s. officials believe russia has asked china for military assistance and equipment. now, china is flatly denying this claim today telling reporters that it was, quote, malicious disinformation nonetheless, the u.s. believes that there needs to be an awareness made for chinese
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officials on the costs and consequences of aligning too closely with russia. this is what jake sullivan had to say yesterday on "meet the press. >> we have made it clear to not just beijing but every country in the world that if they think that they can basically bail russia out, they can give russia a workaround to the sanctions we've imposed, they should have another thing coming, because we will ensure that neither china nor anyone else can compensate russia for these losses. >> reporter: dozens of times over the course of their leadership, there is the impression at least that china is standing by russia even though they're not taking that position publicly. russian officials, however, have said they're relying on china's ties in order to help their economy, which is suffering because of sanctions
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vinita >> in situations like this, impressions are important jackie thank you. congress could deliver another major blow to the economy this week. dozens of companies have pulled out of russia already. now lawmakers are planning to revoke russia's most favored nation's train station that would raise tariffs on russian imports. for more, let's get to nbc's brie jackson brie, president biden also spoke with a top ally. >> reporter: that's right. he held talks with his french counter part, emmanuel macron. the white house said in a statement mr. biden and macron underscored their commitment to hold russia accountable for their actions and support the government and people of ukraine. already the u.s. is rushing $200 million in weapons and military equipment to help ukraine. administration officials say the arms package includes antitank
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and antiaircraft missiles. national security adviser jake sullivan outlined the procedure on "meet the press." >> there are no u.s. troops currently operating in ukraine, in eastern ukraine or western ukraine, and that we will defend every inch of nato territory, but u.s. will not put forces inside ukraine today thachlt remains true in otown ground and in the sky what we will do is increase and intensify our efforts to supply ukrainian defenders with the weapons and assistance they need to defend themselves. >> reporter: meanwhile a new abc news ipsos poll says they plan to ban the oil even if it means pain at the pump there's also a growing concern about the economy. about 70% of americans have disapproved how the president has handled inflation. that could spell trouble for
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democrats during midterm elections later this year. a humanitarian crisis continues to skploes explode in europe more than 2.5 million refugees in ukraine have left with a bulk entering poland. jay gray joins us live from poland at the border of ukraine. jay, what are you seeing this morning? >> reporter: well, vinita, we are seeing again the train station filling up you can see the people lined here look most of those who make it out of poland come through this train station at some point, though, for many it is getting harder and harder to find a place to stay, especially here in poland. russia stepping up its attack over the weekend, tanks shelling this apartment complex in the port city of mariupol. missiles ripping apart this military base less than 15 miles from the polish border, killing
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35, wounding more than 100, as the kremlin looks to block the flow of weapons from the west. russian troops also closing in on kyiv. award-winning journalist brent renaud killed during the fighting a colleague said they were shot by soldiers despite identifying themselves as the press. >> we crossed a checkpoint and they started shooting at us. the driver turned around, and they kept shooting. >> reporter: that violence pushing more families from their homes mchl t more than 2.5 million escaping kra can cow warning they're running out of space they say more arrivals could interfere with the str functionf the cities they may have to travel even further from the place they call
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home many loved ones have left other loved ones behind to fight you can see why they don't want to travel too far away. after less than six weeks of retirement, tom brady is heading back to football the 44-year-old announced on social media he's returning to the tampa bay buccaneers, adding that he has, quote, unfinished business this season would be brady's 23rd in the nfl. he's won the super bowl in four of his last nine seasons, but his bucks lost to the rams in the divisional roinld of the playoffs in january. from tom brady's potential last season to this season, bill karins joins us. bill, are we done with winter? >> maybe like tom braid, we'll make a comeback like a spring fling. we'll see about that it looks like for a lot of areas with snow on the grown, there
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will be a lot of melting going on for the next couple of days this morning the freeze warning is all the way in the southeast. it was a chilly morning for the southeast. 14 million were impacted it will warm up. as soon as the sun rises, the temperatures will begin to soar. slan is 34 36 in charlotte. temperatures recover from the ohio valley to the northeast even will be above average compared to the below average this weekday from chicago to new england to boston. tomorrow we get 60s. d.c., philly, new york, boston, all in the low 60s that's a drastic, too, and a lo rain even in the northeast, there was
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a foot of snow things are going to be warming up i think you guys are going to like the rest of the march outlook. mostly mild conditions for everyone. >> wow i like the sound of that bill, thank you. in today's "quick hits," snow didn't stop the st. patrick's day parade in pittsburgh the celebrations marched on. dozens of people dressed up in green to commemorate the day early. president biden is meeting the ireland's prchlt this year he will travel to d.c. to meet with mr. biden at the white house. calling all doughnut lovers, krispy kreme is ringing in the festivities with four different doughnuts. if you shop at krispy kreme this wednesday or thursday, you can get one original green glazed doughnut on the house. could gas prices be going down as they add a surcharge to riders that is next
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differences. >> reporter: 3-year-old jack loves roller coasters and has a laugh that lights up any room. tell me a little bit about jack. what's your son like >> super happy kid with everything smile, loves to laugh, good around. >> he actually had a stroke at birth, so he's not able to walk or move around the same as most typical 3-year-olds. >> that's because jack has cerebral palsy, a condition impacting his ability to walk. they moved to orlando so jack could integrate him into school. they worry how other kids might react. >> my whole worry was that he was going to feel different. >> reporter: but then this happened jack's new classmate saw through his disability, making him feel right at home. the pair's bond melting hearts on social media. >> what made you start recording the videos of them together? >> my whole goal is to kind of
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raise awareness for cerebral palsy and she happened to be walking with him when he came out of the classroom one day and she was just petting his head and loving on him, and i thought it was the cutest thing, so i kept filming. >> reporter: for her mom, she's filled with pride. >> that's your daughter. >> when i came across the video, i cried. i was happy to know that she was loving children, she wasn't questioning their condition. >> reporter: the two now inseparable. >> she really generally sees him as someone just like herself, and he is a very kind little boy and she sees that in him and wants to be a part of it. >> reporter: their friendship, an inspiring sign of inclusion, acceptance, and hope andy, what's the big message here. >> i would say just kindness overall can go a long way. >> i feel like it's inspiration
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>> right now at 4:30, the refugee crisis worsening overnight. ukrainians now re-evaluating the risk assessment of a city that has so far been considered a safe haven for millions. this, as russia seeks help from the chinese government to aid war efforts in ukraine. >> and masks off. it is the first school day with no mandate for campuses. we are moving forward with what you need to know as you drop your kids off at school. >> plus, the end of a dry spell.
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