kori, let me start with you.f all, we're sending all this military aid, we're sending all this equipment to a country in the middle of a war. just logistically, is it realistic we'll be able to get all these arms to the ukranians? >> sure. the ukranians are already in charge of their borders. several nato countries are already convoying military equipment to the ukranians. >> the next step here for us in the next week or two, should we expect more troops to be sent to nato countries, in eastern europe? >> we're sending a lot of troops to nato countries. this is a good thing, reminding the russians that we're prepared to defend ourselves and defend our allies is a stabilizing message right now. >> clint, we brought you here, i think there is a lot of us that are surprised we haven't seen a cyberattack against the united states, against the west. what are you seeing in your research? >> it's an onion, right? if you look at the core, nato has been under cyberattacks for years. you might see they put out warnings abo

. >> kori, what's your read on vladimir putin right now? >> evil.mage to russia. as well as doing damage to the european security order. you know, the thing that's a mystery for me is why did he make demands that the west couldn't possibly agree to? in return for withdrawing from ukraine. and the fact that he couldn't have reasonably expected that we and our european allies would agree to that suggests to me that he wants to invade ukraine. and there's very little we can do to prevent him. all we can do -- especially since president biden has ruled out the united states playing any kind of military role in the defense of ukraine. i mean, we can't prevent him from doing it. we can just drive up the cost of what he will do. and make russia pay an enormous penalty that will hopefully diminish vladimir putin's hold on russia. >> you know, a ukrainian top diplomat at the u.n. warned the west it's not just ukraine. they believe vladimir putin has his sights beyond ukraine. do you think nato is threatened? >> yes, i do think nato is threatened. and that's

according to sheriff kory honea, butte county.ened after 21 year-old a soggy coleman received a phone call that agitated him on a greyhound bus headed to los angeles as they parked behind am pm. >> and people began to exit. that is mister coleman began to fire his weapon. sheriff tony says that a 43 year-old woman who was shot died on the scene. 4 others were shot and injured and 11 year-old girl and 38 year-old man as well as a 25 year-old pregnant woman. and 32 year-old man, both in critical condition. police were able to track down coleman a half a mile south of a walmart where the cellbphone video was taken of his arrest. he moved to the front of store. >> begin to remove his clothing. >> and that is at about that same time is when our deputies arrived on scene and were ultimately able to take him into custody after further investigation. butte county district attorney mike ramsey discovered that coleman has been living a transit life from place to place and with a criminal history was currently wanted on a warrant of alameda.

according to sheriff kory honea, butte county. it happened after 21 year-old a saudi coleman received a phone call on a greyhound bus headed to los angeles. that seemed agitated him at some point. >> he began to have a conversation with other members of the bus. those passengers told police that coleman seem paranoid and agitated. >> showing some of them a firearm he had in his bag as they parked behind am pm and people began to exit. that is mister coleman began to fire his weapon during the chaos. a 43 year-old woman was shot and killed. 4 others were injured and 11 year-old girl and 38 year-old man as well as a 25 year-old pregnant woman. and 32 year-old man, both in critical condition. police were able to track down coleman a half a mile south of a walmart where the cell phone video was taken of his arrest. he moved to the front of store. >> began to remove his clothing. >> and that is at about that same time is when our deputies arrived on scene and were ultimately able, ok, we'll get back to that story momentarily. want to t

you mentioned that already in this interview, but as kori schake, who served at state in the bush administrationntly in the new york times on the 11th of february, "these commitments only convey that the us will fight to defend existing nato members, not the rules of order that have stabilised europe. we have confectively conceded to russia a sphere of influence to prey on countries beyond nato�*s border." he's right, isn't he? no, that's complete nonsense. really? yes, it's complete nonsense because if you think that the only way, the only option that you have to enforce order is to shoot people, ok, if you think that's it, the only way you enforce rules is to go in... you're mischaracterising him... what he said was, you know, if we're not prepared to militarily defend a country, then we're not prepared to stand up for the rule of law. i'm not mischaracterising at all. that is precisely what he is saying, and i'm saying that there are a ton of other options for enforcing the law. and this is, you know, this is enforcing the law in any level. it's whether they work. yes. well, here's the thing

according to sheriff kory honea, butte county. it happened after 21 year-old a saudi coleman received a phone call on a greyhound bus headed to los angeles. that seemed agitated him at some point. >> he began to have a conversation with other members of the bus. those passengers told police that common seem paranoid and agitated showing some of them a firearm he had in his bag as they parked behind am pm. >> and people begin to exit. that is mister coleman to get fired his weapon during the chaos. a 43 year-old woman was shot and killed. 4 others were injured and 11 year-old girl and 38 year-old man as well as a 25 year-old pregnant woman. and 32 year-old man, both in critical condition. police were able to track down coleman a half a mile south of the walmart where the cell phone video was taken of his arrest. he moved to the front of store. >> began to remove his clothing. >> and that is at about that same time is when our deputies arrived on scene and were ultimately able to take him into custody after further investigation. bu

. >> kori, andrea, richard, great panel to start us off. thank you so much. we'll continue to go back to them throughout the day today, particularly rich & andrea on the ground there in munich. >>> coming up, a 15-year-old russian skater breaking down after a shocking fourth-place finish at the olympics and a doping scandal that's dominated the beijing games. how was a child subjected to this at all? that's ahead. >>> but first, a big blow to former president trump after a judge oddered him and two of his adult children to be questioned under oath by new york's attorney general. what it could mean for the criminal probe into his company, next. next your home for big savings. [ laughs ] hey, mom, have you seen m-- ew. becausen you bundle home and auto with progressive, your home is a savings paradise. bundles progressive. your home for savings. what happens when we welcome change? bundles progressive. we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new

. >> matt bodner, erin mclaughlin, douglas lute, kori schake, douglas bash, thank you. >>> president biden is expect told announce judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court to replace justice stephen breyer. here with me justice correspondent pete williams, kelly o'donnell is at the white house, c.k. hoff ler is a veteran trial lawyer and former president of the national bar association, and joips vance is a former u.s. attorney and msnbc analyst. good to see all of you. pete, an historic moment. tell us more about what we know. >> well, ketanji brown jackson, of course, is the person we're talking about. she certainly knows her way around the supreme court. she was a law clerk for justice breyer. she's now a judge on the federal appeals court in washington, and perhaps one of the reasons that motivated the president to choose her is she was confirmed for that position just eight months ago with the volts of three senate republicans. for the previous eight years she was a federal trial court judge in washington. at her confirmation for that position, she got some support from,

. >> now, sheriff kory hony over there. he was shocked about this. and of course, as that this is a horrific, sad scene. >> absolute tragedy and it's, you know, always unfortunate. we have to deal with one of the situations. appears as this violence was brought to our wasn't a doesn't appear to be any members of our that doesn't make it any better. >> a lot of questions remain this morning. there is a press conference one hour from now which we expect to learn more information, including who is this suspected shooter. how are the victims doing this morning in where was this morning in where was this greyhound going? where di come from? where did these people come from as well? because maybe some people come from the bay area just don't know. so we'll continue to cover the story as we learn more in about an hour from now. have another report for now reporting live. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> ok, thank you very much, sara. >> you know, 5 and breaking news in san francisco. 2 people were hurt. 22 are displaced because of a big fire that