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bradley cooper— week? new film by gear guiellmo del toro. bradley cooper is _ week?u can do an act that makes you look like a mind reader. first over the place takes place at a carnival, second half of the city where he developed an act as the great mind reader and then his path crosses with cate blanchette who is a psychoanalyst and his kind of offer the opportunity to sell his soul which hejumps at. opportunity to sell his soul which he jumps at. what i love about this is three things. i love guillermo del toro's films, he creates wealth. stopping the world is artificial but it's also got its feet on the ground. second thing is, yes this is a neo— noir, but it owes a lock to horror, a lot to todd browning's freaks from the 1930s. it is a real sort of cinematic treat. and the other thing is it has the darkest ending of any film in recent memory and i love the fact that it doesn't back out, the place it is going to as inevitable and it doesn't look away from copy it is real cinema, it is transported to. i thought it was great. i know are not a horrorfan so i'm going

bradley blackburn is in new york with more on this. good morning, bradley. >> good morning. certainly don't count on broad bipartisan support. you know, when justice breyer was confirmed, 87 senators voted yes. but times are different now. in this 50/50 senate, democrats should have the votes they need to approve president biden's pick for the supreme court. >> i will select a nominee, worthy of justice breyer's legacy, excellence, and decency. >> reporter: president biden says he will choose a supreme court nominee to replace justice stephen breyer by the end of february. >> the person i will nominate will be someone with extraordinary qualifications, character, experience and integrity, and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: at the white house yesterday, justice breyer spoke about the american experiment. >> my grandchildren and their children, they'll determine whether the experiment still works and, of course, i'm an optimist, and i'm pretty sure it will. >> reporter: the front-runner to replace justi

bradley blackburn has that story for us. >> reporter: lift off from a tropical rain forest. >> it was calm in the control room, but a lot on the line as nasa scientists carefully positioned their $10 billion telescope in its new home deep space.>> we are now in our orbital destination as soon enough we will be able to make amazing discoveries.>> the james webb telescope launched from south america last month and a final destination, 1 million miles from earth. roughly 4 times further than the moon. >> during the first year of observations we had detailed plans to look at lots of objects in our solar system. from mars, some of the moons of the outer planets. >> the telescope's mission is to appear in the universe is passed and better understand the big bang and it is designed to see light from the very first stars with the largest mirror ever deployed to space, a so-called goldeneye more than 21 feet across made of 18 goldplated segments. to capture infrared heat waves, the webb telescope has to operate at minus 400 degrees with a heat shield the size of a tennis court but now it is in

. >> reporter: which is why sherry bradley of the alabama department of public health and perman hardy are taking matters into their own hands. >> this is the first meeting to have the black elt unincorporated waste water program. >> reporter: bradley and hardy raised $700,000 in donations to install working systems. qualifying residents make a one-time down payment, then pay a $20 monthly fee. >> every time it rains, people -- they know what might happen, they know that sewage may shoot out and come back in the house. >> reporter: that sort of damage does that do? >> i can't imagine. i just can't imagine. thank you so much for helping out here. >> reporter: but on this day, bradley and hardy's teamwork paid off. they got a new septic system installed at earnestine gordon's place. >> i am so happy that i don't know have to come outside and look at this. it's going to go that way instead of that way. momma says hallelujah! hallelujah! >> it's great. been a long hot day. >> reporter: renna gordon can only hope she's next. do you know when it might happen? >> i really don't know. i hope i

i'm bradley blackburn in new york. at&t and verizon are putting the brakes on faster 5g internet, at least for now. the companies have agreed to a two-week delay in launching 5g service because the federal government is concerned the signals could disrupt navigation systems on planes. starbucks says its employees must be fully vaccinated against covid-19 or face weekly testing starting in february. the company says it's complying with federal rules for its 228,000 workers. if they choose to test, they have to pay the cost themselves. >>> and washington, d.c. saw record snowfall monday, but there is a silver lining right there in black and white. a snow day for the national zoo's giant panda cub, who tried a little sledding in the fresh powder. nice form. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening and thank you for joining us, and happy new year to you. we have new information ab

. -- starring bradley cooper, cate blanchett and rooney mara. >> most people probably haven't seen the original nightmare alley on the 40's. i was skeptical about stephen king -- steven spielberg tackling west side story. i was pleasantly surprised. this film starts in 1939 and spans the 1940's. bradley cooper is a resourceful drifter with very flexible morals who ends up making himself useful at a carnival. he more or less inherits the brilliant secret system developed by a now alcoholic mentalist touchingly played by david stricter for being able to read the minds of people from all walks of life. it is energy use verbal code. they practiced like crazy and ended up performing for high society folks in the big city. lilith richer played by cate blanchett is in the audience. if you think her clothes and accessories are fabulous, wait until you see her office. unless you never seen a movie before, you know that she and stan will end up entangled in each other's schemes. >> let's look at the brooding climate of nightmare alley. >> can you read minds? >> yes, i can. under e right circumst

helen bradley, one of president biden's most fervent supporters telling us she is disappointed do younk that president biden has fought hard enough for the priorities of black voters >> i do not. >> reporter: bradley, a trustee of her church just outside of columbia says her top priority is democrats voting rights legislation, which was defeated this week she blames president biden for not pushing for it earlier. >> our ancestors fought hard, long and hard to get these rights for us and for them to be taken away would be detrimental. >> reporter: bradley praises the president's handling of covid, but not the economy. >> when you go to grocery store and you find things three and four times higher than they used to be. but our paychecks are not three and four times higher >> reporter: brooks is also worried about soaring prices what grade would you give president biden >> i would say d minus as of right now. >> reporter: so he has room for improvement >> he does. >> reporter: fletcher smith, a former state delegate and long-time biden supporter commended the president for passing a covi

. >> reporter: which is why sherry bradley of the alabama department of public health and perman hardy taking matters into their own hands. >> this is the first meeting of the black belt unincorporated waste water program. >> reporter: bradley and hardy raised $700,000 in donations to install working systems. qualifying residents make a one-time down payment, then pay a $20 monthly fee. >> every time it rains, people-- they know what might happen, they know that sewage may shoot out and come back in the house. >> reporter: what sort of damage does that do? >> i can't imagine. i just can't imagine. thank you so much for helping out here. >> reporter: but on this day, bradley and hardy's teamwork paid off. they got a new septic system installed at earnestine gordon's place. >> i am so happy that i don't have to come outside and look at this. it's going to go that way instead of that way. >> momma is like, hallelujah! hallelujah! >> it's great. been a long hot day. >> reporter: renna gordon can only hope she's next. do you know when it might happen? >> i really don't know. i hope it will

bradley, we'll start with you once again there in ukraine. we've been showing that plane, again, right now on the tarmac, just landed a short time ago. military aid aboard that plane. what do we know, matt, about this aid, where it's going to go, how it's going to be used potentially? >> well, you heard from the biden administration. this was authorized in december last month as part of the $200 million package of aid, you know, just a small part of the $650 million in lethal aid that the u.s. has been given to the ukraine in the past year. the biden administration says this will go straight to the fighters on front line and they use the word lethal. this isn't just assistance for, you know, helping soldiers with medical care. this is -- this is real armaments, and a lot of it includes ammunition, anti-tank weapons. we don't really know a lot of the details about what -- you know, this is the second shipment. the last one was on saturday. we didn't get many details then either. the last one on saturday was some 20 tons, and we still don't kno

our matt bradley is in that country's capital, kyiv, and spoke to its president who tells him they are ready >> reporter: new propaganda video from russia shows the arrival of missile systems in belarus, the country on the northern border of ukraine while ukraine is making a show of antitank weapons from the uk, all as president biden is preparing to deploy u.s. troops to the region. >> i'm moving u.s. troops to eastern europe and the nato countries in the near term. >> reporter: but ukraine's president told me he's not worried. >> how are you preparing for what everyone is describing, except for the ukrainian government, as an imminent attack >> how we should act we should have no panic. we have a powerful army. >> reporter: the top american diplomat on ukraine told me that despite appearances, ukrainians are taking the situation seriously. >> the ukrainian military and the ukrainian people are ready for this >> and yet their official line still seems to be, russia likely won't invade why is that? >> it's like, listen, this is another wednesday. russia is always, you know, trying to d

one woman not only saw through it but turned the tables on the alleged criminal matt bradley has details. >> reporter: this is the moment when a scam artist met his match police in nassau county, new york, tackling a fraudster who had tried to cheat an older woman out of thousands. but he might not have expected jean, grandma of seven, to turn the tables on him. >> i knew it was a scam and i've hung up on these guys a million times, i don't know why i started playing this game with this guy. >> reporter: the fraudster phoned jean, demanding she pay $8,000 to bail out one of her grandsons, claiming he had just been in a drunken car crash. the former 911 dispatcher called the police and helped organize something like a sting operation. when the suspected con man showed up to get the cash - >> hello. >> hi. >> reporter: she handed him an envelope filled with paper towels that's whe police nabbed the man, later identified as joshua astrea gomez of mineola, new york. the cops had to tip their hats. >> it was dramatic, and i think the county executive is going to deputize her she did a great j

your co-star is one of our buddies, bradley cooper, who i'm sure can outplank me but he's -- you're bothal dark night of the soul it's about -- it's set in a -- in a circus, and in -- in a very, sort of, elite echelons of -- of society and -- and, you know, the second world war is going on and there's a lot of, kind of, nefarious stuff going on with that but it follows bradley's character who is a -- a con man who starts believing his own lie. and i think that that's the real nightmare and i play a psychologist who is interested in the life of the mind and tries to expose him -- his fraudstership to himself. >> jimmy: yeah >> so it's -- i mean, basically, i had bradley on the couch for about three weeks, which was very, very interesting. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ cheers ] that's very nice i want to show everyone a clip here's cate blanchett and bradley cooper in "nightmare alley. take a look at this. >> all right i'll give you something. in exchange for the truth. >> truth about what? >> yourself. i'll give you a little information and you tell me the truth. and don't lie. i'll know whe

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bradley blackburn is in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. you know, a lot has changed over winter break with the spread of the omicron variant, and this morning some parents are waking up to learn their kids will be staying home today as schools cancel in-person classes again. millions of children and teachers are back in school after a week off for winter stay in the classroom. >> it's important that covid doesn't spread anymore. so it doesn't get worse at school and like we would have to start zoom. that would be much worse. >> reporter: according to burbia, more than 2,100 schools are closed or remote to start the new year. some school districts like seattle and washington, d.c., are delying their return in order to distribute rapid tests. in richmond, california, the long line of cars picking up at-home tests was a good sign for teacher lisa weaver. >> it's peace of mind so that we all can feel safe back in the classroom. >> reporter: former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb says tha

that's where co bradley's blue cheese is made. i have to admit that blue cheese is one of those things that i've always find a bit strange. but after seeing how the famous cab rallies and variety is made and stored, i think it's time for me to give it another go. lou, this speciality comes from mr. use in northern spain, co brawley's blue cheese. it ages and caves and the pico stero commented spaniard and connie, but at aero, has been producing it for over 40 years and kept her cheese as my life. i've always known it my mother and grandmother both made it and i think my great grandmother to cheese is produced until they a village with less than 100 inhabitants located in the municipality of corporal. this up to 3 types of milk are used from cose sheep and goats. that's what lends the cheese. it's intense, sometimes somewhat tart flavor. and she has the wheels are never the same. tomorrow's will be different than today's. we don't have a strictly defined routine been. the process is natural with an artist and touch. no one with the

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. >> and joining me to talk about this is matt bradley in ukraine, matt bodner in moscow. he lane cooper, "new york times" pentagon correspondent and an msnbc contributor. and evelyn farkas, former deputy secretary of state for russia, ukraine, and eurasia. helane, what more can you tell us about what this deployment would look like? >> well, it's interesting to -- and good morning. thanks for having me, jose. it's really interesting to know that first of all the troop deployment that president biden is considering would be to nato's eastern flank. he's not talking about sending troops to ukraine itself. that's a nonstarter for biden, who doesn't want to ramp up another american war after, particularly after 20 years in afghanistan, but he is very worried about nato unity and about reassuring the very skittish and wary eastern europeans, what they call nato's eastern flank, and that's the baltics, you're talking about latvia, lithuanian, estonia, the poles are very worried. the people who are closest -- the countries who are closest to russia are very concerned about, a, w

joining me now from ukraine is nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley. from washington mike memoli. from the pentagon, courtney kubi and from moscow matt bogner. let's talk about what the white house is doing. let's start with mike memoli. the president presented with options. what is the likely chances he'll be taking these options and when could that happen? >> according to white house officials, this all largely depends on what we see from vladimir putin going forward. that's why you're seeing the president convene with our european allies. as jen psaki put it, she's briefing reporters as we speak. this is about diplomacy and deterrence. the white house says in their view no decision has been made regarding any firm options moving forward but that what the president's call today is about is about refining some of the strategies that have been discussed over a period of months as this crisis has escalated. it's really important to look at today's call in light of two things. one is the president's comments last week in which he triggered a little round

joining me now from the pentagon is nbc news correspondent courtney kuby, matt bradley and international affairs analyst and former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul. courtney, you've had all of this reporting about what the pentagon is prepared to do. when they say 8,500 troops are in a state of heightened alert, what does that mean. >> reporter: those troops have been put on a prepare to deploy order. the fact they are should be our first indication they are trying to message this, to send this signal to russia that the military is prepared to go and shore up and bolster the defenses of u.s. nato allies in the region around ukraine. so these are troops that will, some of them already are on a short tether. they are on a short deployment schedule meaning that at any time they can be called up and say in a couple days you're going to be ready to go to x, y, or z -- >> i'm sorry. president biden is talking about ukraine right now. we'll be back in a moment. >> what's your message to the forces on high alert? >> the forces on high alert are part of a nato operation, not a sole u.s.

helen bradley, one of president biden's most fervent supporters telling us they is disappointed.fought hard enough for black voters? >> i do not. >> reporter: bradley, just outside of columbia, says her top priority was voting rights legislation which was defeated this week. she blames president biden for not pushing for it earlier. >> our an self-ers fought hard. long and hard, to get these rights for us. for them to be taken away would be dead tramental. >> reporter: bradley praises the president's handling of covid, but not the economy. >> when you go to the grocery store, you find things three or four higher than it used to be but our paychecks are not. >> reporter: blankston hooks is also worried. what president would you give the president right now? >> d-mean us in. >> reporter: he has room for improvement? >> he does. >> reporter: fletcher smith longtime biden supporter commended the president for passing the covid bill. his agenda. more outreach. >> he needs to be walking sides by side, not behinds us, not in front of you, but side by side as martin luther king jr. did.

>> she wrote, oh my god, i can't believe what bradley cooper just said. >> which friend was it?> it was my friend -- um -- uh -- sarah. >> can you find the text, do you have it? >> um, i actually just got a new phone, so -- yeah, sorry. [ laughter ] >> do you think that kelly clarkson deserves to be canceled for shooting the turtle with a bb gun? >> yes, you. >> can you elaborate? >> animal cruelty is wrong. >> what did you think about her response that the turtle didn't feel it because it was just in the shell? >> i mean, just because it didn't feel it doesn't mean it didn't happen. she still shot a turtle with a bb gun. >> lebron james was caught buying plutonium. do you think he should be canceled for that? >> i think it's the right thing. plutonium is never anything to play around with. lebron james buying it? i mean, i can't even imagine him knowing what to do with plutonium. [ laughter ] what is he wanting plutonium for? is he wanting it for someone else? i have a lot of questions that are unanswered, and they're very serious questions. lebron james should never, never be

helen bradley one of president biden's most fervent supporters telling us she is disappointed. >> do> i do not. >> reporter: bradley, a trusty at her church, just outside of columbia, says her top priority is democrats voting rights legislation which was defeat this had week. she blames president biden for not pushing for it earlier. >> our ancestors fought long and hard to get these rights for us and for them to be taken away would be detrimental. >> reporter: bradley praises the president's handling of covid, but not the economy. >> when you go to the grocery stores you find things three and four times higher than it used to be, but our paychecks are not three and four times higher. >> reporter: langston brooks is also worried about soaring prices. >> what grade would you give president biden? >> i'm going to say a b minus as of right now. >> reporter: okay. so he has some room for improvement? >> he does. >> reporter: fletcher smith commended the president for passing a covid relief bill. his advice now, more direct outreach. >> we will continue to be with him, but he needs to be

mr. bradley path will continue to make very clear that if moscow chooses the path of further aggression, we will impose swift and massive cost if one on who was landing. and that's how we urgently call on russia to take steps towards these collation, either by any further aggression would have serious consequences. see it? would it not even the cons extensive, nasty thing. but comments by the you with president a day earlier. have right questions about whether those consequences really do apply to any active aggression. russia will be held accountable if it invades, it depends on what it does. it's one thing, inferences, minor, corrosion, and then we end up having a fight about what to do and not to which cetera. but if they actually do what they're capable of doing with the force, the mask on the border, it is going to be a disaster for russia. the white house later to try to clarify, insisting that the waste would react come what may. but the issue has highlighted questions over what level of aggression would trigger what kind of response the u. s. has made it clear that it would expe

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has a great performance by bradley cooper.tt, rooney mara, you'd do shorter to list the people who aren't in it, but what's great about it is it's a modern film, its a neo—noir, it's very dark. it's very, very stylish. it has.... the first half of the film takes place at a carnival, the second half takes place in the city, and it's no surprise to discover that the carnival is the more kind and caring part of that story. it's...on the one hand, i mean, it's kind of paying tribute to the classic film noirs of the �*30s and �*40s, but it's also, as with all of del toro's stuff, it feels very modern. and it feels, i mean... there's a piece written about it by martin scorsese about how much he loves it, and i can see why because it's a real cineaste�*s film. but i thought it was terrific, and i'm a really big fan of guillermo del toro. have you seen this? i haven't seen it, it looks beautiful. yeah, it looks beautiful, but don't let that convince you that it's all surface, it isn't. it's got a lot of substance and it has one of the

i'm bradley blackburn, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday january 4, 2022. one million cases. the u.s. shatters the single-day record. the state where one in three tested positive for the virus. >>> winter blast. a fast-moving storm dumps up to 10 inches of snow. how president biden even got caught up in the weather. >>> breaking overnight. aviation standoff averted for now. the faa and wireless companies reach a new agreement amid flight safety concerns. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the exploding number of covid cases in the u.s. and the anything wide he have effort. more than 1 million caseses reported in a single day, the surge leading to huge lines like this one outside los angeles. millions more children should be eligible for booster shots. laurena podesta is in washington, d.c. with more. >> here in d.c., the virus is running rampant. some say we have the highest risk here. more than 2,000 new cases reported daily. this number expected to climb in the coming weeks. >> reporter: food and drug administration authorized the pfi

story is bradley cooper is a natural born con man. he's running away from his past.e tricks of mentalism — like a coded way in which you can do an act that makes you look like a mind reader. first half of the film takes place in a carnival, the second half takes place in the city, where he develops an act as the great stanton — the great mind reader. and then, his path crosses with cate blanchett, who is a psychoanalyst, and he's kind of offered the opportunity to sell his soul, which hejumps at. what i love about this is — well, three things. firstly, i love guillermo del toro�*s films anyway, because he's a properfilm—maker. he make films that — they — he create worlds. you know, the world is artificial, but it's also got its feet on the ground. the whole thing is completely immersive. second thing is, yes, this is a neo noir but it's — it owes a lot to horror, it owes a lot to tod browning's freaks from the 1930s. it's a real sort of cinematic treat. and the other thing is it has the darkest ending of any film in recent memory, and i love the fact that it doesn't

nbc news correspondent, matt bradley, with what's next for the prime minister. >> we got to hear from a somewhat shaky in, somewhat humble-looking boris johnson, today, in front of the parliament, that building behind me. now, of course, the prime minister was probably a bit confused as to why this particular incident has attracted so much outrage. not just from the opposition labor party, but also from his own touring party. this isn't just the first scandal that boris johnson's been through, this isn't even the first parties during covid scandal. this is the third or the fourth party that boris johnson has been accused of attending organizing, as the rest of the country was locked down. the media, and members of the parliament we're talking all day, about those who lost loved ones, who died alone, who were unable to attend funerals, word able to attend holidays inverse, while those and number 10 downing street partied away. this is cause quite a bit of outrage. i asked the political -- why this moment is so critical, so make-or-break for boris johnson. here's what he had to say. >>

the latest from matt bradley in london. matt, any progress now being made toward a diplomatic solution? >> reporter: not that we know. those negotiations went right up until yesterday and apparently are going to be spilling into next week. even as the diplomacy kind of reaches something like an impasse, both sides are still arming themselves to the teeth and bolstering their borders. today u.s. help is on the way as the first shipments of 200,000 pounds of lethal american military aid arrived in ukraine overnight. backing up a country bracing for war. near ukraine's border with russia, the tension is palpable. >> like on the edge of something very terrible and scary. >> if someone tries to take our freedom again, we will fight back. >> reporter: just over the border, more than 100,000 russian troops are practicing, ready to invade ukraine. this weekend, president joe biden huddling with security advisers at camp david after top russian and american diplomats met in geneva friday, scrambling to stop a war. u.s. secretary of

>> well, i thought, we now have the evidence we need to charge bradley farrington. >> five weeks afterilled, law enforcement tracked down brad farrington in tucson, arizona, where he had taken the children, and they arrested him and charged him with first degree murder. just one nagging worry. there was no evidence at all to put brad at the murder scene. and without that, odds of conviction weren't good. >> i was scared that he was gonna get off. >> coming up -- at trial the defense comes out swinging. >> it will be clear that other people had access, motive, and ability to complete this crime. >> what will the jury think? >> i was so nervous. i just paced up and down halls, in and out.. out. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. in adults also with known heart disease, ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1

as you can see, there's a lot of kind of cameos from the likes of bradley cooper. real life and some of them aren't, but there's a lot of a kind of hollywood personality in there — sean penn pops up — so it's got an unusual structure, but it's a very light touch for paul thomas anderson — i think it's one of his lighterfilms. it's one of his lighter films, but i feel really mixed about this. 0k. because that central premise of 15—year—old boy, 25—year—old woman — it just doesn't work! that doesn't work! and that central conceit doesn't work, even though there are lots of other things about the film that are terrific, particularly just the way it feels and you feel like you're... i mean, i was very, very young in the time when it was set, but you feel, from everything you see and read about the �*70s, that you're totally back in that period. it's very vivid, but i agree. to me, it is set up as a romantic comedy, but it's not romantic to me because i didn't really believe in the central relationship... yes — you can't believe in it. ..or didn't want it to happen. and

dave bradley in the uk is enjoying it and says hello. and also zachary is watching he says hello. we have an answer to one of the questions we did not quite know and that is john has chimed in and said the cable used by grant isn't definitely at the smithsonian national museum of american history it was a gift of libby custer and also let's associate chris i forgot the libby custer connection. >> didn't share it should give it took custer to give to libby? isn't that weird? >> custard was not in the room. right. or back in the parler. we've heard stories that sheraton did not want to sell his furniture and he threw it $20 on the ground that either keep the money or don't and taking your furniture. that is just one of the many stories i heard. let's keep going though with the shout outs. one is thanks for this program i enjoyed the book. what is up next in terms of book projects? we will get to that. after that that is from hampton's and lots of great stuff. [laughter] wrote that so we have here now i'll check it again before we sign off. i want to get back on the road because thos

with me now from kyiv is nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley. matt, western intelligence officials believe that within the next couple weeks russia could position enough troops along ukraine's borders to mount a full-scale invasion. what is ukraine doing to prepare for this? >> reporter: jose, that's one of the more mystifying aspects of this whole drama, both the ukrainians' public messaging to the ukrainian people and their military posture seem at odds with what we're hearing from the west and what we're seeing on the ground, not just in russia, but in belarus and to the south in the black sea. so this is a really difficult and kind of inscrutable position they're taking. they're very relaxed. there don't seem to be a lot of military maneuvers. that could be explained by secrecy, and also the fact that the ukrainians don't want to give what they think the russians want, which is a pretext forward. if the russians start to see that the ukrainians are maneuvering a lot, taking what the russians would handily interpret and project as a pretext f