andrea: es un gran incentivo.nos. lo que les pedimos es mÁs fÁcil de lo que ustedes piensan. hemos ayudado a personas que tenÍan 30 aÑos como residentes permanentes y han tomado esa decisiÓn. los servicios legales son gratuitos. si el costo es la barrera, queremos quitarla, pero tambiÉn vamos estar con ustedes todo el proceso para que de esa manera se sientan acompaÑados en el proceso a la ciudadanÍa, y no solamente aquÍ en los Ángeles, sino que hay organizaciones a travÉs de todo el estado de california que tienen este tipo de ayudas, y nosotros mismos los podemos ayudar en nuestras sedes, desde sacramento, el valle central, el condado de orange, san bernardino. nosotros y otras muchas organizaciones. andrea: me llama la atenciÓn que mencionas que la mayorÍa de las personas elegibles son procedentes de mÉxico, y sin embargo los inmigrantes de mÉxico y el salvador estÁn a la cabeza de los paÍses que mÁs espera para obtener la ciudadanÍa, 10 aÑos en promedio. ¿por quÉ esperar tanto? >> principalmente por el costo.

"andrea mitchell reports" starts next. >>> good day, this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. with new developments from moscow today, vladimir putin in a big display, holding a national security meeting and leaning into recognizing the independence of two russian-dominated separatist regions of ukraine. not annexing them yet. we're formally adding them as mother russia as the white house says president biden would only hold a summit with putin if he does not invade. >> when president macron asked president biden yesterday if he was prepared in principal to meet with pruitt if russia did not invade. of course president biden said yes. we will not close the door on diplomacy. we will go the extra mile on diplomacy. we are also prepared with our allies and partners to respond decisively if russia attacks. >> that summit, hypothetically would be arranged by secretary of state tony blinken and russia's foreign minister, lavrov, in geneva on thursday. again, they say only if russian troops don't cross the border into ukraine. this latest wave of diplomacy coming as the united state

andrea mitchell picks up with more breaking news right now. >>> good morning, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as russia advances on ukraine's capital of kyiv and the people prepare for battle. more alarms and more people moved to shelters. they warned those north of the capital not to go outside saying russian saboteurs were disguised in the streets. the defense secretary said land transfers are becoming more difficult. this includes fuel and ammunition. young and old just trying to stay alive. >> reporter: the children will be most traumatized. >> i don't know what we should do. should we stay here or should we move? >> this morning president biden has been meeting with nato allies in a virtual summit about the crisis. earlier on "morning joe," former secretary of state hillary clinton slamming donald trump and other republicans for their praise of putin. >> i think it's time for what's left of the republican party that has any common sense not just to say go help defend ukraine against putin but to stand against those people in politics and government, in the media and elsewhere

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this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bags among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the white beach many turkish cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to her osha. i've got every one's right. she'd be respected, goes with him. can you miles very, very good. i b as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration. as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy look the view there already come have your book, you know, given my house is there, historian anna morrow go was also evicted from for osha. she too, is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. so much that could have been gone. ah, she maintains that the greek side cheers. part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from returning to their homes. they missed a major opportunity at the last reunification negotiations. in 2017. the turks never give back land. you know they're mottos. turks never

andrea? >> thanks so much to kelly, and thanks of course to richard engel and joining us is the pentagon press secretary john kirby. thanks very much for being with us. well, we've seen certainly the pace of warnings from secretary blinken in his calls and the fact that his conversation with sergey lavrov got nowhere in terms of their demand about nato and ukraine and are saying that that is a non-starter and the russians also saying that secretary blinken's proposals on arms control were not responsive to what russia is demanding. the same thing happened apparently with the two presidents. so we're not seeing any sign that they are deescalating to the contrary. what is their posture right now, and how many options does vladimir putin have? >> he has a lot of options available to him, andrea, because he continues to add to his military capabilities, even just over the course of the weekend, he has added more force and more capability to the border with ukraine and belarus as well as of course

this makes andreas lord o's happy. they can stroller ride rented bikes among the ruins. 2 street food is sold along the wide beach, manny turkish. cypriots say they'd have nothing against the greeks returning to ver osha. of course everyone's right. should be respected, goes with him. can you miles very, very good. i believe. as far as i'm concerned, liquid with the former owners can come back and do business here in a calibration. as long as he recognized the turkish nurse autonomy, hey, look, you didn't, there already come, have your book, you know, good use of my house is there. his story and anna mar ago was also evicted from ferocious. she too, is calling for a peaceful solution to the cypress problem. there's so much that could have been done or she maintains that the greek side shears part of the blame that she and other former residents from the north are still barred from returning to their homes. they missed a major opportunity at the last reunification negotiations. in 2017. the turks never give back lag. yo

up until now, greek cypriot property owners like andreas. laura dos are being referred to a commission set up by the turkish authorities to examine claims for compensation. that's not enough for lord o's. he wants to go back, the sooner the better is very important news. he's an island of less than a 1000000 people. we all know whose house is these ira and they know because the north is in control of the land value screen documents as well. and so from that on his, on my thought of goodwin and if god willing, so what will be homes? one, andreas, more doses wishes that his home town will also be a home to turkish cypriots. and that brochure can contribute to the reconciliation of all of cyprus. ah, ah, we go africa. it's extraordinary. and not for the faint of heart bike ride from cairo. the city is dominated by cards, but the activists are pleading their best case for clearer street and better air eco africa. next to the body, w, attention grabbing skin t. suitability for everything youth. oh, well, but that's not the point. it's design, bia

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like almost every weekend recently, andreas lord, oh, sets out for turkish north cypress. after driving just a few kilometers, he reaches one of the check points between north and south, where he will have to present his id and vehicle registration to the turkish officers. taking pictures at the checkpoint is prohibited ah, in 1974 accrued a toddler to turkey's military intervention in cyprus. the island was divided into the ethnic greek south. now the internationally recognized republic of cyprus and the turkish republic of northern cyprus recognized only by turkey. the 2 parts are separated by a buffer zone, monitored by the united nations. so far, every initiative towards re unification has failed. many greek cypriots refused to set foot in the turkish occupied north. lord, i was on the other hand keeps returning to it. his family was expelled from their home thereafter the islands division. he believes in the importance of communication between greek and turkish cypriots. although on this morning, he's feeling outraged. the evening before he received an email informing

andrea? >> well, to that point, exactly, kelly, michael crowley, is president putin just playing this out, participating today, for instance, with the eu presidency head -- france leading the eu, i should say -- just to show diplomacy until, you know, he's either ready or makes the decision to fully invade? >> well, that's a totally plausible scenario, andrea, and that's the problem here, which is that we don't exactly know what's in vladimir putin's head, but the russians don't have a track record of negotiating in good faith, of playing these situations in a straight way, so, you know, you have to find yourself asking what, you know, could be the ulterior motive here, is this on the level, how could putin be benefitting from what he's doing in some way that is not, you know, his surface level intention that he's declaring. and so one of them would be that he's, you know, a, going through the motions of diplomacy because he does care to some degree about international opinion. he would likel

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andrea. >> indeed. and it's well worth remembering that ukraine had a nuclear force, in fact, most of the soviet union's forces, nuclear strategic forces, were in ukraine, and ukraine voluntarily gave them up. partly because of a lot of pressure and the legislation that went through the senate from those two senators and a huge movement in the '90s. thanks so much to all of you for starting us off, particularly to cal and to keir who are there on the front lines of this emerging, rising crisis. >> and joining us now, former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, and retired four-star general, barry mccaffrey. general, let me start with you. how worried if at all should we be about putin placing his nuclear deterrent forces on alert and telling the world about that? >> very strange. very strange, andrea. can you imagine how the russian population is receiving this news? anyone with an iq over 80 knows that essentially a nuclear exchange is not possible.

andrea, including the soldiers in ukraine. i just watched a dozen videos of various soldiers that have been captive. they're there, they have no idea why they're there. they have no idea what this war is about. they didn't listen to the president's hour-long rambling speech that was supposed to rally the troops. that is another reason why this war is going bad for him. the people of russia are not supporting this war. >> and there are close familiar relationships often between the russian population and the ukrainian population that outsiders might not well understand. >> absolutely. and there are many of ethnic russians, the city of kharkiv, i have been to the city of kharkiv. the language -- the language that most people speak there is russian. there are -- i don't know exactly off the top of my head, but there are tens of thousands of ethnic russians in the city of kharkiv that vladimir putin is now attacking. he's now killing russians in eastern ukraine, and people are wondering why are we doing this? this phrase, what is

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i'm andrea mitch nell washington. as the world reacts to russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine, the biden administration has rallied western allies in united condemnation of putin's aggression. this morning president biden convened his national security council. he will be addressing the nation in the next hour, detailing the u.s. response. here is what is happening in ukraine in this hour. all u.s. diplomatic personnel are safe in poland, having left ukraine yesterday before the attack began in the middle of the night. russian occupation forces are trying to seize the nuclear power plant. radio active dust could cover the territories of ukraine, belarus, and the eu countries. the ukrainian national guard around the still radioactive waste storage plant is said to be fiercely resisting. most of the fatalities called by air strikes and rocket strikes in the morning. the government also says there have been civilian casualties as well. nbc news has not been able to independently verify how many. president zelensky sai

and you heard last night, andrea.yy, after he spoke in ukrainian, switched to russian to doctor's the russian people and said to the russian people. we're not your enemies. why is president putin attacking ukraine? unprovoked, unjustified. why is he doing that? this is a cost that president putin is going to face. and president biden has made that clear and he will do it again. that's what the ukrainians are asking of us. >> i want to discuss something else that's happened. the international monitors that have been monitoring the ceasefire violations to what had been a ceasefire that was supposed to hold up among the separatists and ukrainian peepl and now the russians are involved. they have now left ukraine, all of them have left. and the u.s. monitors have left. that's another ominous sign they believe this is going to be a big invasion and not stop before they finish. we're going to have to leave it there. william taylor, our former ambassador. thank you very much. >>> and new reporting. president biden has been p

let's hope putin eventually steps away from this situation. >> admiral, and andrea, the other andrea,d politics at the waters edge. the split in the republican party is spilling over into foreign affairs for sure as a former president praises putin. former president praises putin hey businesses! you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like one's that re-opened! hi, we have an appointment. and every new business that just opened! like aromatherapy rugs! i'll take one in blue please! it's not complicated. at&t is giving new and existing business customers our best deals on every iphone. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) - [narrator] this is kate. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. >>> house members received an unclassi

i am andrea mitchell in washington. here are the top stories at this hour. russian troops are being met with strong resistance from ukrainian forces but ukraine is now bracing for an expected second wave, an onslaught. belarus and that country's military joining the fight. and president zelensky linking ukraine to the west by normally applying for member to the european union. president biden spoke with allies this morning after the u.s. hit russia with new sanctions today, including massive interest rate hikes. the pressure has been put on vladimir putin as the global community condemns his actions at the united nations holding a rare emergency special session of the general assembly. joining me is richard engel in kyiv, cal perry in laviv and keir simmons in moscow. a top adviser said the ukrainians are open to more talks after the discussions today on the border of belarus but added that the russians are extremely, quote, biased in their rhetoric over what we're seeing on the ground. i'm taking from that that it was no agreement to a cease-fire demand fro

we are joined by andrea chi-chi that andrea -- andrea cicione, is this contagion risk isolated to thern block? andrea: over the past several weeks, we have seen that markets are not good at pricing geopolitical risks. normally, the concern is by model, and the markets are not good at finding that. from one side to the other, continuously, we are creating a lot of market volatility. tom: there is a lot of headline risk right now. our markets being overly complacent? andrea: i don't think so. if you look at russian fc prices, clearly, the market has been down since the start of the year. it's due to a very hawkish stance in the banks, and after these central-bank hawks spoke, the sole market driver has been russia. it is understandable that this is not just purely political or geopolitical risk, this is a transmission channel for what is going on in ukraine and the global economy. that is higher commodity prices. kriti: how do you play this? it feels like the obvious hedge, whether it is inflation or political risk, is a hop into oil contracts, essentially. but are there other ways to p

>> i do understand, andrea. these are fair questions for any reporter to ask and it's always a balance. you want to call some of these things out in advance. on the other hand, you have to protect the way in which we know these things. we understand there's a desire for more context and if and when there's the possibility to provide additional context, we'll look at that. but we want the russians to know we know what they're up to. and i can guarantee you the russians know our allegations are true. >> and from the kremlin statement, following the meeting between president putin and xi. the sides oppose further enlargement of nato and call on the north atlantic alliance to abandoned its dealize -- the china joining russia? they have a permanent seat in the security council. the other major power in the world, besides the united states. how concern are you that they evade sanctions through china? >> these are two countries that are conveniently aligned here. they're not two countries that are strong allies and fri

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as they are waiting for andrea to come back -- maybe as they are waiting for andrea to come back, let me turn to evan and mike. we had mentioned quite a bit of areas of convergence and divergence between china and russia. one question is how much does u.s. ally strategy factor into their growing relationship? what can the u.s. do to prevent what we would view as a worst-case scenario? in what ways do our actions -- could we push the two countries to become even closer? >> happy to jump in. or evan? >> andrea, let me turn it back to you. then maybe mike and then evan. >> it is not beyond the realm of possible that if there was a military confrontation between the u.s. and china in the indo pacific that russia could look to raise the cost to the u.s. they could disrupt satellites, submarine warfare to raise the cost of the confrontation. it comes back to my point. i have thought about this relationship that they amplify the threat that they pose to each other. they are the distinct challenges, but the way they cooperate makes them more threatening to the u.s. it is this idea of a synerg

andrea from us is why that is why close at no fly as though is, is even the media. it isn't the media big because russians they keep sending rockets and their their obligation to all the regions of ukraine, including you are blessed to mobile, nuclear and surf, circle fargo, andreas, from your perspective, just how dangerous a moment do we find ourselves in right now. and do you believe there is potential that this conflict could spread to a nato country going forward? well, i mean, 1st and foremost, i mean what i, what i disagree with generally in the discourse of the last couple of months has been that people are talking about the potential in ukraine and potential invasion and coming into credit this was been going on for at least 2014 and for the russians, it's a war that's been going on since the early ninety's. so, we already seeing aggression by russia, you know, outside of ukraine into native territory. it's just, we've now seen an escalation of that sort of warfare in ukraine with a combined arms approach. but you know, this is an ongoing conflict that for

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andrea. we started with russia saying they were pulling back forces. and yet yet the administration continued to insist they could not verify those accounts and instid only seeing more forces amas at the ukrainian border and late last night we learned from senior administration official that russia moved 7,000 more troops to the ukrainian border with some of them moving just yesterday. and so, that is the type of escalation that the white house is watching and that is adding to the heightened sense of bracing for potential invasion. i would add in addition to the number of troops amassed along the ukrainian border, what is also making the administration so concerned is the diversity. the different forces they have in place for a potential invasion. they do say that there is still room for diplomacy. that is why the secretary of state appeared before the u.n. said he was there to stop a war not start one. so, they very much want to give the diplomatic channels a chance, even as they realistica

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andrea riseborough said she thought it was a study of grief.is a psychological thriller. a friend of mine said they thought it was an eerie ghost story. i don't think it is any of those single things. it is kind of all of them at the same time. it was taken actor of andrea riseborough�*s calibre to be able to hold that together and for it not to become annoying. but i thought it was really good. i was really intrigued and genuinely wanted to know what the mystery was. i really liked it, i think you will like it. i will say this again. it is not a horror movie in anyway, shape orform. i'm definitely intrigued by it. best out this week? flee. it is up for best international feature at the oscars. andrea riseborough. it is in cinemas. i would advise people to see it wherever they can. there is a subtitled version and a dubbed version. you loved it, right? i loved it. i was walking round the newsroom telling everyone to watch it. it is animated and just 1.5 hours. i think it allows you to absorb the absolute horror of human trafficking and people t

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i think we've lost andrea. yes. good. think the last i heard is she's going to have a cigarette now. ok, let's, let's move on from there. russia vetoed a draft. un resolution on friday, deploying its countries invasion of ukraine. ha, but it was the only country to vote against the resolution. for 11 of the 15 member council voted in favor, while china, india, and the united arab emirates all abstain. which leaves russia diplomatically isolated and without support. the draft resolution is now expected to be taken up by the 193 member un general assembly. the european union has already imposed economic sanctions on russia in response to its war against ukraine. french naval forces have now intercepted a cargo vessel loaded with cars headed for russia. where do they suspect of belonging to a company targeted by those sanctions? the ship has been escorted to a french port president manuel mccall says he's convinced the war and ukraine will have tough lasting consequences for europeans dollars. if i can tell you one thing thi