in the next two years, we can see now that president biden and mark biden and mark miley are being welcomed, this is a top american general - again, these are the people who conduct a constant dialogue with representatives of ukraine in order to know what the needs of the ukrainian army are, we know that mark-mili loyd loin - these are the people who lead the actual contact group for the defense of ukraine - this is a format that is extremely important for helping ukraine and we can already see president biden is approaching the rostrum, he is now greeting the senators, senator democrat - also through coons, if i am not mistaken, gregory meeks is the former chairman of the committee on foreign relations of the house of representatives of the united states and the american president rises to the podium and we begin his speech with ukrainian translation but so that it can be heard better thank you thank you members of congress it is a great privilege for me to present to you the president of the united states mr. speaker i know that thank you thank you thank you laska president our first lady

president biden marks the one year anniversary of the war in ukraine with an address in poland and vladimir putin speaks with the russian people. we will cover that fair, balanced and unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: as i have all of a sudden said until they pre-you otherwise you have-to-a assume everyone is lying to you. trust in this country is reaching a breaking point. you can't trust the people who are supposed to protect you. and, of course, i'm talking about the government. for years, the government has been lying, hiding and stealing from you. they lied about afghanistan. the patriot act they even lied about pat tillman. they hid hunter's laptop to put

s. president joe biden has marked the run up to the anniversary of the ukraine invasion with a passionate defense of freed up biden. that told cheering crowds and poland, that western support for ukraine will not wait her in his update after sour coming up next hour documentary leaving b islamic state meets a german teenager who traveled to syria, but has not returned to her homeland. of course, he won't warn his analysis. you can find out our website, d, w dot com, our social channels are also there anytime you need. i'm claire richardson in berlin. thank you so much for watching. and rusty, it's marcia. this is to consequence was 4000 folks on the phone got conflict in ukraine, but european war and 10 voices ah rushes, warring crane one years since.

ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky welcomed president biden marking joe biden�*s visit as an extremelybe a year of defeating the unprovoked war of russia against ukraine, and the whole democratic world has to end it with liberating the whole of ukraine's territory from russian occupation and the guarantee of long—term security for our country, as well as europe and the whole world. right now in ukraine, the destiny of the international order, based on international order is decided, and together with the president and our allies and partners half to continue doing everything possible so that the democratic world would win in this historic fight. ukrainians remember the attention, we know the attitude of president biden tours every ukrainian, we remain in constant communication with the president of the eight estates over the course of this large—scale war, this is the first visit and this is the really most important visit for the whole history of ukraine—us relationship, the visit of this most difficult period for ukraine when ukraine is fighting for liberty, the liberties of the worl

it marks biden's first visit to a war zone as president.e and zelensky walking through the streets of kiev. you can hear the sirens ringing through the country as the two leaders were leaving a church a few hours ago. [sirens blaring] >> bill: quite a shot there biden and zelensky undeterred by those alarms above. unannounced visit comes after ukraine marks a year of fending off russia. the fighting only expected to intensify in the coming months with that spring thaw. according to the president's america's support will go nowhere. >> president biden: i'm here to show our unwavering support for the nation's independence. we know there will be very difficult days, weeks and years ahead but russia's aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war of conquest is failing. russia's military has lost half its territory it once occupied. >> dana: president biden getting a look at the devastating toll of russia's invasion that's ravaged the country for the last year. the fighting has killed thousands of troops and civilians and forcing millions mo

tepper, lee carter, mark workplace your reaction of this quiet change in the numbers as oil industry has pushed back on this misinformation that joe bidenng out about oil companies. mark: the biden administration, is insisting this was an error because they want everyone to know they are just incompetent not dishonest as well when you look at interview with chevron ceo, this is you know the whole permitting process it is not a one and done deal there are several permits a long complicated process that oil companies have to go through. beyond that might not economics of drilling on that federal land just might not make sense, right? might be cost prohibitive, beyond that you have the fact oil industry in general, he has been in this administration's crosshairs since day one i mean in state of the union speech president biden said, we need oil for 10 more years? really? that is it joe? 10 more years? it makes it very difficult for energy companies to investment for the long run when they might die three, five, seven years from today makes it very difficult. maria: that is really important point i want to highlight what you are saying beca

side with president zelenskyy where biden declared putin is failing as the war nears its one year mark. biden said his trip was important to reaffirm unwavering u.s. support. >> one year ago, the world was bracing for the fall of kyiv. america stands with you, and the world stands with you. >> as part of the trip, biden announced another half million-dollars in assistance for ukraine, and he said more sanctions will be imposed on moscow later this week. and we start with phil mattingly in the polish capital of warsaw. >> for president biden, a dramatic moment, months in the making. >> one year later, kyiv stands and ukraine stands. democracy stands. >> to mark the resilience of a nation and the u.s. support after 361 treacherous and deadly days of war. the first u.s. president to travel to a war zone where u.s. troops were not deployed and did not control the airspace. the acute risks punctuated as the two leaders walked on the streets of kyiv. >> i thought it was critical that there not be any doubt, none whatsoever, about u.s. support for ukraine and the war against a brutal attack by russi

president biden marking his holiday with a daring visit to ukraine.ning of the conflict. he is back in poland tonight after taking a secret train ride to kyiv. he spent about five hours meeting ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, there. he vowed continuous support for ukraine and even announced half $1 billion aid package which includes military equipment. limited has drawn criticism from republicans saying the president has focused his attention on his own country. the trip comes one year after russia invaded ukraine put thousands of ukrainians have fled the country, many landing here in the bay area. shawn chitnis spent the day with one woman who thought she would be able to return by now, and she wonders if she will ever get that chance. >> reporter: spending time on campus was always part of the plan

it marks biden's first visit to a war zone as president.

how would you define the biden administration? really the hall mark been an almost other worldly disconnection from the actual affairs of the united states. if it's really happening in this country, the biden administration will pretend it's not. in fact, white house officials seem to have no idea what's going on in our country and no interest in learning about it. the weekend trail derailment

mark. both joe biden and vladimir putin looking to shore our support for their vision of ukraine's future. and russia is looking to china 1st and foremost, a visit to moscow from bay. gina, top diplomat may be an opportunity to shore on china and russia's node limits, friendship plus no safe place to live. the earthquakes and turkey have been especially difficult for syrian refugees, with hardly any means to rebuild their lives. once again. berlin, his legendary filmmaker, steven spielberg a golden bear hug his credits, include some of the best loved blockbusters in cinema history. them in film festival on a spielberg with a lifetime achievement. ah, i'm anthony. how broke into the program this week, the russian invasion of ukraine hits the one gear muck on tuesday to president vladimir putin and joe biden presented portraits of the war that could not be more different. addressing cheering crowds in warsaw biden vowed russia will never win in ukraine. i was earlier, putin falsely accused the west of starting his war and said he'd suspend of russia's last major nuclear arms control treaty w

. >>> president biden is in poland this morning following his surprise trip to ukraine which sparked anger in russia. he's set to give a speech today, marking one year since russia's invasion of ukraine. yesterday mr. biden condemned russia during his historic visit with president zelenskyy. his words come today as vladimir putin's set to just his invasion of ukraine in a national address. charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: under a cloak of secrecy and amid tight security, president joe biden rolled into kyiv central station, a discreet start to a dramatic visit, a show of solidarity with president volodymyr zelenskyy meant to boost morale in ukraine and meant to send a defiant and to direct a defienlts message to russia. the two men met for nearly two hours in part discussing the detail of if sithe situation on ground here. president biden marked one year this week since the invasion began saying many thought kyiv would fall within days. >> one year later, kyiv stands and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you, and the world stands with you. >> reporter: president zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to the u.s. and

mark: joe biden pretends to be a moderate. he is not. you had the 6 circuit court of appeals.rmers were either getting to back of the line or no subsidies just focused on black and minority farmer, not just that, but medicare, doctors are told to provide services priorities for blacks and minorities and older white people, really, they the take a look at this. the government to to determine dee dereimbursement to see the racial make up and other programs, student loan program, one of last argument that biden administration made was whereas white students owe i think 6%. black students owe perhaps 30%. still on their loans this is aimed at that, we have every bit of a racist activity in terms of the administration programs, like we have never seen before, blatant as there was in reverse during the wilson administration this group gets, that group does not get. we guard less of their situation. if you are a white from appalachia, or it is of no consequence. i'm saying, you are not surplsupposed to discuss it. >> the left was clever in getting rid of class, they used to be for th

later president biden vice president harris marked the 30th anniversary of the family and medical leave act with former president bill clinton. officials in the agriculture department testified on the farm belt which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation and forestry policy for the next five years. witnesses also talked about

yesterday marked the one year anniversary of the war in ukraine and president biden marked the occasionign trip that included a historic stop in kyiv as well as a stop in poland at the halfway mark of the biden presidency. he made the historic trip. his response was of course to the russian invasion and his stance as one of the major foreign policy legacies. how would you braid his timing of this conflict? >> what probably an a-only because no one handles it perfectly. there is always some issues here and there but i think what is also so important is not just how he has been handling the foreign policy as it goes to the war but what he did beforehand. getting an ally, our nato allies in line after having to deal with president, former president trump. this was a really important thing that president biden did. he said you can trust america. i am here and his visit to ukraine was not just a message to ukrainians. it was a message to the rest of the world. i am fully in and then also, it happens to have a unique side benefit if you will have politically putting the republicans in a somew

country, newlyweds will mark this dark year of war and their own first anniversary remembering why they struggle and what they stand for. christiane amanpour, cnn, kyiv. >> president biden marked the one-year anniversary of the war by announcing $2 billion in new military aid and another 10 billion in humanitarian assistance for ukraine. cnn jasmine wright joins us now from delaware where the president is spending the weekend. jasmine, the u.s. is sending more aid and weapons to ukraine but the president said one weapon will not be part of the new military package. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, fred. those f-16 fighter jets were noticeably absent from the series of actions president biden laid out yesterday marking the first anniversary of the war in ukraine. he first met with g-7 leaders to help ukraine in the war as well as punishing russia for its actions. now, ukrainian president vladimir zelenskyy was also mart of the g 7 meeting that was virtual where president biden pledged enduring support for ukraine for as long as it takes and also announced that massive $2 billion security assistance package. now, that package, fred, contai

president biden marked one year this week since the invasion began, saying many thought kyiv would falldays. >> one year later, kyiv stands, and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand with you, and the world stands with you. >> reporter: president zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to the u.s. and said, "we hope that this year, 2023, will become a year of victory." as they wrapped up president biden's five-hour visit and almost on cue, air raid sirens blared as the two men walked together, triggered by a russian fighter jet taking off in belarus, which borders ukraine just 60 miles to the north, even though the white house had informed moscow of the president's visit. but they carried on to a memorial honoring the war dead. growing evidence of what president biden today called a brutal and unjust war. we can confirm that president biden crossed back over into poland earlier this evening. we expect to hear what russian president vladimir putin has to say about president biden's visit tomorrow in his own speech marking the anniversary of the invasion. norah. >> charlie d'aga

critics mocking authorities for intentionally setting that toxic chemicals a place there is marked joe biden, himself playing off the u. f. o rhetoric. i'm suggesting. he could have ducted by aliens. we heard from asian, their 1st specialist, nelson wong. he said, countries need to handle their own problems, not create distractions. if that was the case, to divert the public's attention, it is getting a hysterical in a sentence by making such a big muscle, the balloon incident on the international arena. what we see is that the u. s. government is making full use of this balloon incident to distract people, you know, by calling this balloon which is actually a whether analysis or for whether study or web analysis. they are calling it a chinese bible or doing surveillance, which is really quite ridiculous. the government's will have to, to stand up and deal with the problems they are facing instead of calling all other countries you know, to, to cover it up. ah, not an annual summit of the african union countries has wrapped up in ethiopia, and the focus was on boosting economic. get your rat

president biden marked one year this week since the invasion began, saying many thought kyiv would fallhin days. >> one year later, kyiv stands. in ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans to stand with you and the world stands with you. >> reporter: president zelenskyy expressed his gratitude to the u.s. and said we hope that this year, 2023, will become a year of victory." as they wrapped up president biden's five hour visit and almost on cue, air raid sirens blared as the two men walked together, triggered by a russian fighter jet taking off in belarus which borders ukraine, just 60 miles to the north. even though the white house had informed moscow of the president's visit. but they carried on, to a memorial honoring they were dead, growing evidence of what president biden today called a brutal and unjust war. >> we can confirm president biden crossed back over into poland earlier this evening. we expect to hear what russian president vladimir putin has to say about president biden's visit tomorrow in his own speech marking the anniversary of the invasion. norah. >> norah: ch

. >>> president biden is set to meet with nato allies in poland today as the russian invasion of ukraine approaches the one-year mark. yesterday mr. biden delivered a powerful speech in the polish capital reconfirming america's commitment to ukraine. it came the same day that a defiant vladimir putin spoke to the russian people. jarred hill is here in new york with more on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, this has been a trip of reassurance for president biden. he said yesterday that the u.s. will never waver in ukraine. today he's focusing on a group of eastern european nations that have been worried about the fallout should russia take kyiv. on his final day in poland, president biden will meet with nato allies on the eastern flank, a group known as the bucharest nine, along with nato's secretary general. >> the united states will stand firmly by our commitments inside nato, inside article 5 commitments to defend one another if one another is attacked. >> hello, poland! >> reporter: yesterday the president delivered a defiant speech in warsaw declaring unwavering support

. >> reporter: the address comes as president biden marks the second half of his first term. he will be making a case for finishing the job as he moves closer to launching a 2024 campaign. we will also hear from newly elected republican governor, sarah huckabee sanders, who will deliver the republican response to resident bidens state of the union. we are here on capitol hill. >>> you can watch the state of the union live on kpix five in streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> join us tonight at 10:00 for beer politics. we will have a full hour of state of the union analysis and perspectives from both sides of the political aisle. lesson an in-depth look at how the issues affect us here in california. >>> the police chief said a man accused of shooting at officers twice over the weekend was on a quest to kill police. we are joined now from the newsroom with a look at the new video from the shootings. >> the chief said they caught the suspect stocking officers, hours before the first shooting. this video is from a gas station on the corner of king and the story. this is where the

as it reaches the one year mark since russia's unprovoked invasion. president biden announcing today sweeping sanctions against russia, as the attacks continue also coming up here in the next half hour of bay area professor working to preserve ukrainian literature and culture, the local effort making a difference half a world away. paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on leaders as he marked one year since russia's full scale invasion of that country piece is still a long way off, as the eastern part of ukraine, in particular, has been under intense attack recently. foxes trade yanks tis in kiev and has details for us respect our right to live on our land. leave our territory. stop bombing us ukrainian president below the mere zelinsky breaking wartime security protocols friday, broadcastin

president biden marking his holiday with a daring visit to ukraine. his first since the beginning of the conflict. he is back in poland tonight after taking a secret train ride to kyiv. he spent about five hours meeting ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, there. he vowed continuous support for ukraine and even announced half $1 billion aid package which includes military equipment. limited has drawn criticism from republicans saying the president has focused his attention on his own country. the trip comes one year after russia invaded ukraine put thousands of ukrainians have fled the country, many landing here in the bay area. shawn chitnis spent the day with one woman who thought she would be able to return by now, and she wonders if she will ever get that chance. >> reporter: spending time on campus was always part of the plan for natalia. even after russia invaded her home country of ukraine. >> this was a unique experience because i never expected in my life that i would be here. >> reporter: when this fulbright scholar was preferring to wra

biden used after he was vice president. records were released after the archives received freedom of information act requests from nbc news and other news outlets. the specific batch is markeds category one. and the archives indicates it will continue to issue new updates going forward. nbc news has requested copies of all communications between the archives and biden's lawyers from november 1st, 2022, through the present. joining us now, white house reporter for bloomberg news, akayla gardner. let's start with theunidentify ed objects becoming quite the trend. i was in the white house briefing room when john kirby broke the news to us they had shot this down over alaska. we had a couple more in recent days. has the administration given us any indication as to what they were? and when should we expect a more substantial update? >> defense officials briefed reporters last night. they haven't given us much else. the objects continue to be unidentified. all that we know is two were shaped like cylinders. one was shaped like an octagon. they've said they are shooting them down out of an abundance of caution. after we saw the chinese spy balloon earlier this month, there's been

his reminder of the top story we're following for you this our, you as president joe biden has marked the run up to the one year anniversary of the invasion of ukraine by russia. with a passionate defense of freed up by told, cheering crowds in poland. that western support for ukraine will not wave you watch the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right back with with oh, a in ruined the lives of millions of people in turkey and syria. it was a catastrophe. many had predicted, primarily striking, those already struggling to survive. we travel to areas hardest hit and encounter despair, grief and anger. tucson, who in 60 minutes, d w. o. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa's you beat issues and share ideas. but you know, on these channels we are not afraid to talk to debbie gibbs. tufty young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d. w. tooth and visual. i don't believe could push to me today. but it's marcia, this is the consequence was settled for trying

-- >> in dramatic fashion and a trip surrounded in secrecy, president biden made his way to kyiv, ukraine and of the one year markf russia's brutal invasion. president biden met with president zelenskyy and other advisors and announced 500 million dollars more going to ukraine and said later this week there will also be fresh sanctions on russia. i spoke with the u.s. ambassador to poland about this trip. he says it was a defining moment for the biden presidency. >> the u.s. president joe biden quite bravely took a trip to kyiv. a lot of risk. the message is, don't doubt our commitment to the people of ukraine. >> president biden will head to poland where he is scheduled to give a major address. in this, he will continue to talk about what he calls the unwavering support for ukraine. it comes as many are concerned about war fatigue as this war has now been lasting 12 months and many are preparing for prolonged conflict. haidi: bhp has launched its dividend rise after softer commodity prices. paul allen joins us. it was a challenging half. >> the number in the underlying profit, six point 6 billion, worse than exp

mark: this transformation of america seems to me that joe biden not from bottom up to middle out, itt is imposed on us by academia and politicians, and it has a voice in mass media. and you started out the show with this, the people really want nothing to do with it, when they hear about it they scratch their heads they think this is the dumbest thing. yet the training, hr departments they are enshrining this, are they not. >> right. when i hear that, people say to me, this is just a small minority, it is 10% of the population of super woke, guess who else was a small minority, went matter of months they transformed russia. and m he said that. he said, change begins with a small minority. that then, indoctrinates the majority or suppresses, that means censorship of opposing views. people tell you, it is a small minority. don't think it is less dangerous. mark: most revolutions are not lead by the majority. there is no question. and ruling class really wants power and iron fisted control over society they can't get that with the constitution and with capitalism, this really did get ag

mark: joe biden said that the unidentified balloons shot down by the u.s.e for spying and were likely tied to benign purposes, likely tied to private companies or research. this follows the shooting down february 4 of bigger balloon believed to have been a chinese espionage vehicle. residents at the ohio village where a freight train derailed spilling toxic chemicals demanding answers. hundreds gathered near the pennsylvania state line to hear officials insist yet again the toast -- the testing shows local air is safe to breathe and promise that air and water monitoring would continue. we are bringing you anything new on this as we get it. clearly people concerned about what is happening in their backyard. time for business. germany is bracing for another day of chaos in air travel. >> strikes in paris and in germany as well. industrial action is affecting seven airports including germany's biggest. another trouble hub, munich airport, says there will be no regular flights at all on friday just as a major international security conference starts there. indu

mark. president biden in poland this morning meeting with leaders after the surprise visit to ukraine yesterday with president volodymyr zelenskyy which is seen seen asa sign of solidarity nbc's jay gray is on the border with poland with more on the historic visit by president biden. >> reporter: frank, we are in the train station a few miles from the border. it is the first stop for refugees who escaped the fighting still 20,000 a day when i was here a year ago, it was so crowded that you could not make it from the front door back to the track. that has changed a bit there is a more regular train system it wasn't in the public area, but this is the same station that president biden used to take the ten-hour trip to kyiv and offload in a separate and secure area. today, he is back in warsaw. he will meet this morning with president duda and spend time discussing what he can do to help with the refugee crisis and later today engage in a speech where he is expected to talk about a lot of what he is going to offer to ukraine by the way of weapons and support and radar support which will help with

let's talk about this hunter biden strategy we're learning about. it does mark a shift, right? >> hunter biden on the offensive. this is quite an attack he's launching on a range of possibilities. on the one hand he may have a point on some of this. it is a federal crime to essentially hack, to access someone's information on a computer without authorization. and if you get that kind of information to knowingly spread it. he has a point there. he's also lodging defamation claims against certain people he knows knowingly spread false information against him. even if he's right none of the things has anything to do with what he's under investigation for. he's under investigation for potential tax fraud, so he can be right. the best defense is a good offense, but it's not really going to protect him from the justice department if they see fit to indict him. >> and the talking point is to connect that behavior with anything to the president of the united states and try to bridge that gap. and we know logic doesn't always come into play there. speaking of his father, president biden,

mark. president biden is expected to visit poland next week, and the u.s. secretary of state also speaking this morning at the munich security conference. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is there. nic, we also heard the vice president call out china for its support of russia during this war. what did you make of that moment? >> reporter: i think it got a lot of resonance in the room. everyone here recognizes that china is the next big threat, perhaps not in quite the same way that the united states does, but commonality on that, commonality on the understanding that the way the relationship has been with russia, sort of the world dependent on russian oil and gas, economies tied to russia, if you will. that cannot be allowed to exist with china. i spoke with the european commission, president ursula vond lee about what she sees china's relationship with russia at the moment. as she said, china assigned a memorandum of agreement with russia for full support. she said everyone is looking to see if that support includes military support. she h

mark? >> president biden is he also sat down with telemundo in which he denied a report that the administrationering a mass deportation plan which would move non-mexican migrants out of the u.s. into mexico. take a listen to what the president had to say. >> i'm saying we have not done that. >> would you consider it in the future once title 42 is lifted? >> i don't think we have to do that. >> this week the president told congress the situation on the border is improving as the administration addresses the root causes of migration from northern triangle countries. but this issue extends, well beyond our hemisphere at least 1800 chinese nationals have been encountered at the southern border in the last few months. florida senator marco rubio furious with the border strategy he had a tweet out in which he said on tuesday night biden bragged how his new border plan announced last month by the already cut migration from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela by 97%. here is an example of what has rubio so upset. this is video from wsvn channel in miami. appears to show dozens if not over 100 haitian

there with president biden marking the anniversary of the fmla family medical and leave act mr bidencampaigning. we do know the presidential campaign start very early. stay with us. medics in iran condemn the brutal tactics of security forces —— who often shoot protesters in the face, leaving them with life—changing injuries. a global wave of bird flu — which has killed more than 200 million birds — is spilling over to some mammals, according to research in the uk. animal health officials have detected the disease in otters and foxes. more targeted testing and surveillance is to be carried out — but the risk to humans is described as very low. here�*s claire marshall. more than 200 million birds have died as a result of the worst avian flu outbreak in global history. now the virus is being found in mammals. in the uk in a small number of foxes. they could have eaten infected birds. it�*s also been found in a handful of otters, another animal likely to encounter diseased birds. we were given rare access to the government lab in surrey at the heart of the uk�*s fight against avian flu.

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listen. geopolitical analysts, mark slobo, believes biden's visit to pull it in kiev is little more than a stuck to mislead the western audience about the real situation in ukraine. they were definitely trying to spin a dramatic propaganda narrative with president biden speech in warsaw. i mean he punched home freedom and democracy versus r.

thank you so much. >>> president biden is kuehled -- stadium scheduled to leave for poland today to mark one year after the invasion of ukraine. mr. biden will arrive in warsaw tomorrow where he will meet with poland's president. the white house says mr. biden will also give a speech making clear the u.s. stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. poland's prime minister talked about u.s. troops in his country during an appearance yesterday on "face the nation." >> we are in the process of discussion with president biden's administrations about making the presence more permanent and increasing them. >> president biden will also hold talks with the leaders of nato's nine eastern flanked nations while he's in poland. >>> and ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy is vowing to maintain its months' long defense of the eastern sea of bakhmut. this as ukrainian soldiers face new challenges. charlie d'agata reports from kyiv. >> reporter: ukrainian artillery opens fire on russian positions, a battle that rages on as ukraine this week marks one year since the russian invasion. korean defense o

well today, president biden marked one year since russia invaded ukraine. president biden is in poland for one more day after his surprise visit to kiev. ktvu is james torres tells us the president's message from poland. ukraine will never be a victory for russia. never president biden finishes first day in poland with the speech from the royal castle gardens in warsaw. he reinforced the u. s is support for ukraine and appreciation for poland being a major ally during the war. look at what you've done so far. fallen is hosting more than 1.5 million refugees from this war. god bless you. earlier in the day, biden met with polish diplomats, including president andres duda. do that told biden. his visit to eastern europe is a sign for people. the free world hasn't forgotten about the war. lana's. also to us it taste a certain extent, a confirmation that we are doing the right thing that actions which we have been taking recently visited ukraine by supporting ukraine by sending weapons to agree and by helping ukrainians by supporting them in all different ways.

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president biden begins his european trip marking the one year anniversary of the ukraine war with visit do capital. the president meeting with ukrainian counterpart in what is being described as a defiant display of western solidarity. white house correspondent peter doocy is traveling with the president and reports tonight from warsaw, poland. good evening, peter. >> bret, if president biden stuck to his schedule he would still be in washington, d.c. right now. but, instead, he is here in warsaw after a daring dip into a war zone. and he is looking ahead to a big speech tomorrow where we do expect him to call out vladimir putin by name. >> putin's war of conquest is failing. >> but it's ongoing. so the president is committing 500 million more dollars in equipment for the fight against putin. >> thought he could outlast us. i don't think he is thinking that right now. >> the u.s. gave russia a heads up, president biden would be visiting ukraine but to keep the trip clandestine the president was driven in a white toyota suv instead of the customary black suburban and traveled with a much

biden is in ukraine before ohio. no time to visit east palestine, ohio, but plenty of time for this. geopolitical analysts marks la moda believes biden's visit to poland, and cab is little more than a stun to mislead the western audience about the real situation and ukraine. they were definitely trying to spin a dramatic propaganda narrative with president biden's speech in warsaw. i mean he punched home freedom and democracy versus autocracy light versus darkness good versus evil. and all of this, of course is, is really an obscene misrepresentation of the situation. and you grand, i read in a p piece that described zalinski and bite in walking through the streets of kia with the air, raid sirens as a taste of the terror that the people of kiya have lived under. never mind, of course, the 9 year bloody war that the kid regime is waged on the people of don boss. this is a propaganda set piece. the target of which is the people of america and the west to create an atmosphere that bite in wanted to present his trip to kiev under those are the hour. and we saw stories for more updates on the latest news around the globe a

. >> all this took place on the same day the white house announced that president biden will travel to poland to mark one full year of the war in ukraine. cnn's phil mattingly has more. >> reporter: for president biden one press conference, two very significant news developments. one of which was expected, the announcement that president biden will be traveling to poland in commemoration of the one-year anniversary of the russia's invasion of ukraine, the other very much was not and actually wasn't even rolled out without a question to elicit the response, and that was related to yet another object being shot down by u.s. fighter jets that was near or around u.s. air space. now, that came just six days after a chinese spy balloon was shot down over the atlantic ocean. apples and oranges in terms of what these two objects actually were when you talk to u.s. officials. the difference are critical. another decision, how quickly the decision was made by president biden to give the order to shoot down the object. officials say they first became aware of the object on thursday evening, president biden was

back in poland. >> in dramatic fashion in trip shrouded in secrecy resident biden made his way to ukraine ahead of the one-year mark of russia's portal invasion pick president biden met with president zelenskyy and other advisors. he announced 500 million dollars more going to ukraine and said later this week there will be fresh sanctions on russia. i spoke with the ambassador to poland about the trip and he said it is a defining moment for the biden presidency. >> the u.s. president joe biden quite bravely took a trip to kyiv. a lot of risk and the message is don't doubt our commitment to the people of ukraine. >> president biden will head to poland next where he is scheduled to give a major address. he will continue to talk about what he calls the unwavering support for ukraine. it comes as many are concerned about war fatigue as this war has been lasting 12 months and many are preparing for a prolonged conflict. yvonne: china's top diplomat is set to visit moscow in the coming days after floating a fresh piece proposal for ukraine. let's get the china's chief executive editor. china seems to be trying to vision

biden is in ukraine before ohio. no time to visit east palestine, ohio, but plenty of time for this jail political analysts. mark sl boda believes biden's visit to poland and cab is a little more than a stud to mislead western audience. is that about the real situation in ukraine? they were definitely trying to spin a dramatic propaganda narrative with president biden's speech in warsaw. i mean, you know, he punched home freedom and democracy versus autocracy light versus darkness good versus evil. and all of this, of course, is, is really an obscene misrepresentation of the situation. and you grand, i read in a p piece that described zalinski and bite in walking through the streets of kia with the air, raid sirens, as a taste of the terror that the people of kiev have lived under. never mind, of course, the 9 year bloody war that the kid regime is waged on the people of don boss. this is a propaganda set piece. the target of which is the people of america and the west to create an atmosphere that bite in wanted to present his trip to kiev under. and that's her up on the hour and weeks pop stories for more updat

mark. president biden met virtually with g seven leaders and president zelensky. friday the u.nd 19 a new round of sanctions aimed at crippling moscow's war efforts. not so much different but certainly more intense here, particularly going after mr putin's war making machine. poland's prime minister joins alinsky today as warsaw confirmed it's leopard tanks have arrived in ukraine. in keith trade angst, fox news. communities of faith coming together after a fire destroyed the church in oakland, so you their strength in unity employees going on strike in the south bay. why they're walking off the job after a change in ow rship. paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on 50. posted video of the walkout on twitter here. worker at the store on the ends of boulevard filed a complaint with the division of labo

mark. president biden met virtually with g seven leaders and president zelensky. friday the u.d 19 a new round of sanctions aimed at crippling moscow's war efforts. not so much different but certainly more intense here, particularly going after mr putin's war making machine. poland's prime minister joins alinsky today as warsaw confirmed it's leopard tanks have arrived in ukraine. in kiev trade angst, fox news coming up. state leaders reflect on the progress made and work yet to be done on racial justice. the idea is being talked about to address inequality, sledding, snowball fights and more looking out some families in the east basement their morning in the snow, and as we head to break we're taking another look at some of the pictures and video you've sent into our newsroom. look at the beautiful snow on the trees there, you can tag ktvu on posts on twitter, instagram and facebook. and they might end up on air or on our website. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech

just ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >>> president biden is set to mark one year since russia's war in ukraine ukraine will never be evicted from russia. >> we saw another launch from north korea. >>> the tests are in response to the joint military drills held by the u.s. and south korea. >> it's something, just a little town, i don't think ever expected to happen. i also notice i have this rash on my arm that was not there before i came here. >> corporate lobbyists have far too much influence in our government. and they see this as a result. ♪ >>> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster and bianca nobilo. >> it is monday, february the 20th. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in washington. >>> president joe biden is set to depart for poland to mark the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. >> once there, they'll deliver remarks for continuing u.s. support for the speech in warsaw. the polish prime minister said he expects a very strong condemnation of joint efforts to defeat russia during the visit. >> i cannot imagine the kremlin winning this war and then peace

biden heads to poland. he's traveling there to mark one year since russia invaded ukraine. hoping the u.s. will provide. >>> and breaking overnight, at least one person is dead following a shooting during a pre-mardi gras parade in new orleans. how witnesses are detailing the chaotic scene. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. people from acro