. >> brennan: what more can the u.s. do to help? talk with white house national security advisor jake sullivan. and ukraine's ambassador to the u.s., oksana markarova. and then we'll check in on the news here at home. is there a spring surge of covid underway? we'll ask dr. scott gottlieb. we'll talk to cleveland federal reserve bank president loretta mester, about covid and the conflict adding to soaring prices at home. finally, obama homeland security secretary jeh johnson weighs in on the growing crisis at the border, after the biden administration wants tolihpoyonn "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we are 46 days into this devastating war in ukraine, and the number of attacks and atrocities continues to mount. russian forces have retreated from the north, but have dramatically stepped up their advancement in the east. we begin today with deborah patta reporting from kyiv, and we want to warn viewers some of the pictures you're about to see are disturbing. >> reporter: from land, se

. ♪♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington, and this week on "face nation," there is a new urgency in getting weapons to ukraine as the russians intensify their missile attacks in the south and east. and the diplomatic shuffling between the ukraine, the u.s., and russia appears to be marking s new firsts. volodymyr zelenskyy says he is meeting with antony blinken and lloyd austin in person today, inside the war-torn country. we'll have the latest. and in a sunday exclusive, we spoke with ukrainian prime minister denys shmyhal at the end of his trip to washington. then confusion and chaos over mask mandates on planes and public transportation being lifted by a federal judge. plus, what is taking so long getting vaccines for the very youngest. we'll check in with former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. with inflation sky-high, interest rates creeping up, and the stock market showing some stress, are we looking at more economic turbulence ahead because of the war in ukraine? we'll talk to the head of the european central bank, christina lagarde.

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. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington.s holiday weekend on "face the nation." russia responds to the ukrainians sinking a key battleship with a powerful barage of missile fire in the west, while president zelenskyy says the situation in mariupol is as severe as possible just inhumane. we'll talk with dimitri, and get analysis from the former commander of the u.s. army in europe, ben rogers. plus, delaware democratic senator chris coons will be here to talk about his fight to get more covid aid included in a relief bill that is stalled in congress. and what impact will the war in ukraine have on the world's food supply. we'll talk with the head of the united nations world food program, david beasley, and take a look at yet another jump in the inflation rate here in the u.s. will our food and gas prices go even higher? it's all just ahead on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." on a day when we're honoring the holy holidays of easter, pasover, and ramadan, it is difficult to come to grips with th

>> brennan: holly williams, thank you.ow to ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, and he joins us from kyiv, the capital of ukraine. good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon. >> brennan: mr. president, russian forces appear to be withdrawing from the north of ukraine. do you think this means putin's calculus is changing?[speaking through interpreter] thank you for this question. you know, margaret, we -- they have pulled out from some localities, and others, they are redoing the redeployment because the situation is difficult. there were some communities that they were trying to take several times, and this is a tragedy because our army had to take back as well. so the city of chernihiv, nine times they attempted to take it over. but we think this is the redeployment, in our opinion. they are changing the tactics now. they were trying to take kyiv and some cities in kyiv region. some of them have been occupied and they destroyed everything. the civilians, the houses -- they were stealing washing machines and equipment, s

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brennan?does seem that he -- if he's still rational and has control of his faculties, mental faculties, he must understand that if he tries to go nuclear, that's it. nato isn't just going to sit back and take that. vladimir made the point over and over again it's the impunity, the fact he gets away with escalating violence is why he thought he could do what he's doing now. do you agree he couldn't be dumb enough to think he could use nukes? >> well, i think he's still trying to win this war with military means. i don't believe at this point he's interested in ratcheting up and escalaing because that does bring forward the potential for nato to be involved after the very poor performance of the russian military force in ukraine, the last thing putin wants to do is get into a fight of nato forces superior to russian forces. there is a good point putin isn't just losing on the battle field, he's losing strategically. what happened over the past two months, well, there is more u.s. forces deployed

director brennan, i do want to start with you. this is the unending tangle.who has nukes and who also holds the gas tank? do you take seriously russia's threats to use nuclear weapons, number one, and number two, should europe respond to their threats by saying the hell with your gas? >> well, first of all, i think we had the mindful that russia is a nuclear power. this is a lot of nuclear saber-rattling as a way to threaten and intimidate the west and europe. putin still wants to win this war with conventional military might and not going to escalate to a nuclear realm. as far as europe is concerned, the gas supplies to bulgaria and poland. and it's been very, very strong. and determined to. using these levers that he has particularly on the energy fronts, but i think based on my discussions with some europeans, they realize that the threat that europe poses not just to ukraine, to europe more broadly is very, very serious and this is the time for them to stay strong. >> same question to you, ambassador. do you take seriously russia's threats knowing them as

. >>> cbs news chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan will have exclusive interview with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy on this sunday's "face the nation". earlier, i asked her about the likelihood russia could capture a city like mariupol. >> city south of the country, if russian forces do take it, it would give them a toehold, a win, they have not had many, in terms of seizing major cities. it would help them to secure supply lines to their forces. this is something we are watching, there is also humanitarian disaster because of the bombardment, it has really affected civilians who have not been given real chances to safely flee, attempts to broker cease-fires and they have not panned out. this is something we will watch, all of the developments on the ground move fairly swiftly these days. president zelenskyy, we want to talk to him about what is happening and what he needs in order to actually win this war. >> watch margaret brennan's exclusive interview with president zelenskyy on "face the nation" sunday morning at 8:30 right here on kpix5. >>> still ahead

paul brennan, al jazeera. >> indonesia passes a bill attacking sexual violence. eases some lockdown measures in shanghai, but officials warn cases are still on the rise. ♪ ♪ >> hello, there. right off the bat, i want to take you to the philippines. a tropical depression triggered this landslide. here's the good news on wednesday. that weather will start to slide further away east. that means more dry weather in the picture, still rain, but not following with more intensity. plenty of dry spells for indochina. bangkok, we will up your temperatures. you will near about 40 degrees. not record-breaking, but warmer than usual this time of year. soggy conditions from hong kong to berlin, right into shanghai. we could see some flooding across the yangtze river valley. for the korean peninsula and japan, we've got this week line of showers that will produce wet weather for home shoe, not far away from tokyo. we see somewhat whether from brisbane to sydney. more on this weather report in new zealand where leftovers of a tropical cyclone, it is going to strike the east cap

quotation from one of the most famous judicial activists in american history, the arch liberal justice brennan used to say the most important rule in constitutional law was the rule of five, the rule of five. and judge jackson told the senate, quote, anytime the supreme court has five vote than they have a majority for whatever opinion they determine. that is judicial activism summarized in one sentence. to summarize, judge jackson's nomination started off on the wrong foot because president biden promised he would only nominate a judicial activist. i had hoped maybe the judge's record and testimony would persuade us otherwise. may be she would persuade the senate, she understands the proper judicial role. unfortunately what happened was just the opposite. i oppose judge jackson's confirmation to her current post last year over these very same concerns and thioc

director brennan, i wan to start with you.in his country as a genocide. what do you make of these sanctions and what do you make as to whether or not vladimir putin is feeling any pain at all or simply rallying his nation to his version of events? >> well, clearly an evil leader like vladimir putin produced evil followers and that is what we're seeing play out in the battlefields of ukraine. these horrific killing of civilians and they are trying to make it as painful as possible for vladimir putin to continue this awful war and they're hoping there is a cumulative impact here. in terms of the cost that the russian military has incurred on the battlefields but also the financial and economic and other pressures. and so what i think the biden administration is doing and what biden said today, is he's trying to make sure that any possible opportunity for russia to use its sovereign wealth is going to be cut off. now obviously we need to have the cooperation of countries around the world. but i do think we're going to see more an

i mean that is in brennan's handwritten notes.in. we don't know though. your final word. >> well, final word is this, if you're a prosecutor and i was a prosecutor for 27 years you don't want to overplay the preliminary trial. the sussman case is important but it may not be the end of the story. for a false statement where you even have an email confirming the falsity you don't have to put in everything you have in evidence. we'll see how it plays out. elizabeth: thanks for coming on. we'll see you soon. dr. fauci again threatening potential pandemic restrictions even as he now finally admits the power of natural immunity. even though people are fed up over botched lockdowns that destroyed their livelihoods. we'll dig in next on "the evening edit". liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ liv

but again, elaborating or just adding to what director brennan said, vladimir putin is not likely toato. he doesn't want a war with the united states or nato directly. he understands we have an indirect war and it's a war that he picked, we did not pick this war. but he does not want a direct war with the united states. if he, god forbid, assassinated our, again, two cabinet officials or went to chemical or nuclear weapons, then he would be looking at a situation where we very likely would use u.s. military forces and u.s. military personnel, which doesn't necessarily have to include boots on the ground but could certainly change the military calculus for vladimir putin's russian military in a heartbeat. >> john brennan, evelyn farkas, thank you for spending time with us today. >>> next for us, how the republican party and republican leadership have capitulated to the extremists in their own ranks, allowing lies and threats of violence to spread. more right after this. stay with us. spread. more rhtig after this. stay with us ♪ ♪ bonnie boon i'm calling you out. everybody be cool, al

but his refusing to quit port brennan reports from london, you must obey the rules on social distancing. and the messages were clear. stay at hurley don't mix with others. and yet while the u. k was forced indoors into locked down forest. johnson and his staff were breaking those laws and attending parties and other gatherings. party gate, as it was called, was splashed across the front pages. 2 downing street parties were held on the eve of the funeral of prince philip the duke of edinburgh, with the country in national morning. and queen elizabeth forced to sit apart from her family. now, after months of denials, prime minister has been forced to admit, he broke the law. i understand the anger that many will feel that i myself fell short. when it came to observing the very rules which the government i lead had introduced to protect the public. and i accept in all sincerity that people had the right to expect better and not just the prime minister. richie soon act the u. k. chancellor, who also lives in downing street, has been issued with a police fine as well when the police investig

with margaret brennan -- loretta mester with margaret brennan on "face the nation."he gentlelady from cleveland there, the mathematician away from transitory, looking at the persistence of inflation. see that in the market this morning. these are markets on the move as we speak. 2.76% with real deterioration, a 23 vix moments ago. lisa: the idea that the 10 year yield is directly correlated to a further drop in stocks, and you are seeing a disproportionate increase in some of the volatility in tech stocks. i want to focus on crude. the volatility has just been shocking. you talk about the vix, but equity volatility has not been what has shocked a lot of people. oil swings around as though it were a crypto asset these days. speculation of shutdowns over in china are leading to fears of a lack of demand. tom: just to give you some scale, the 10 year inflation-adjusted yield, that residual has gone from -0.14% to -0.11% in about two commercial breaks. the real yield spiking up. we are on zero watch this morning with that cpi print tomorrow. on oil, ellen wald, senior fe

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for example, former c, i a director john brennan became embassies senior national security and intelligence and was se, se, connecticut with going to say and former c i a director michael hayden became a national security analyst for c and n a. how much does this compromise? what the public is told about war. what else? what the stake? well, it depends what you think the purpose functions that really is in times of war, in our military society. their function pretty much is to sell the public on the need for more weapons and the need to intervene in this country are media is ultimately controlled by major corporations like general electric ah, for a long time. and joe, many other conglomerates basically themselves recognize her consist of big business. and as i say, laurie's good business for the media and joe, for the administration, even when it's failing. so hoof sure. i'm answering your question. it's natural for them to hire these people. if their message is to get propaganda out, who better to do it, then the military or the she a people, if you want, endless war, which in effect, the

joining the coverage former cia director john brennan is here. and tom nick capitols is back, writer for "the atlantic." i want to ask about this reporting that i asked about there at the end. if it's true that the ukrainian air force launched this low-level -- flew at low levels to attack a russian depot, director brennan, tell me the significance of ukraine moving inside of russia to launch a strategic attack. >> after five weeks of the russians pummeling the ukrainian territory the ukrainians are demonstrating they can take the crisis into russia and demonstrating military capability to avoid russian radar and air defense systems and a signal this can get worse for the russians. it is bad for them in ukraine. but the ukrainians have not yet acknowledged that they did carry out this attack. i have a question if this is authorized by president zelenskyy. like the president of ukraine is commander of the ukrainian armed forces. i think that it may have been directed from the top but also i can understand why the ukrainians want to hit back agains

board of education's versus pico, justice brennan found that the constitution protects not just his right to speak and write, but the right to receive information and ideas. the first amendment plays a central role in affording the public access to discussion, debate, and the dissemination of information and ideas. the court ruled that it extended to school libraries. the selective removal of books from school libraries. because someone considers the content of offensive. directly and sharply implicates students re-speech and thought. in school libraries the regime of voluntary inquiry holds sway. the content or viewpoint of a book that you depose are the floor, check out this powerful logic, to not read them, or write a negative review. or even shades of all tear here, write your own book in answer. it is like abraham lincoln's golden apple of liberty. everyone wants to take a bite out of it. somebody hates left-wing speech and they want to censor it, someone hates speech from the right and the take a bite out of it. someone wants to censor mark twain, huckleberry finn because he is the

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brennan spoke with kpix 5 about what we can expect. >> this build up in the east is already under waye pentagon is saying russian troops are moving into the country with a focus on that area and it is expected to get very intense very quickly. so, this is going to be a very decisive part of the war and we are going to talk to the prime minister about exactly what his country needs, whether he thinks they are getting the support that the west should provide given the level of atrocity that is happening on the ground and also how close they are potentially to negotiating an end to this conflict. >> that airs tomorrow at 8:30 in the morning here on kpix 5. the ukrainian prime minister appearing on "face the nation" along with senator warren. >>> there's a sweet way to support ukraine. san francisco-based ukrainian bakery hosted a pop-up sale at the ferry building today which was bustling with foot traffic. it sold perogies and other comfort foods native to ukraine to raise money for refugees and the hope is to make life easier for those fleeing from the russian invasion. >> the one that'

, john brennan said, oh, no, no this is russian disinformation.use it din fit the narrative. they wanted to cover for joe biden two weeks before the election. kudos for getting this out by the "new york post" who got censored by big tech oligarchs. didn't want the information out. elizabeth: isn't that interfering in an election? >> gee, yes. elizabeth: here is the other thing, white house, tucker carlson mentioned this last night, the white house keeps lecturing everybody about human rights and human rights abuses. why are they silent on china? we have reports that china's officials gave $54 million of exists home of the university of pennsylvania, home of the biden center? also the bidens made millions of dollars with overseas business deals with chinese back companies with officials in ukraine and kazakhstan? watch chuck grassley on this. >> does this compromise the national security of the united states? do they have enough on them to get something out of a president of the united states? i can't answer that question and then now as you said i

joining me now, cnn sports analyst christine brennan and patrick mcenroe. well, clearly the answer is, we don't know because tiger is on, what, about four or five, kate. and patrick, great to see you. he's still doing it. this is the one as coy was saying, both out there on the 1st tee. i never thought i'd see this day. this man 14 months ago had that terrible accident, of course, and he thought he might lose the leg. thought he may never walk again. he was in bed for three straight months in a hospital bed. here he is playing on his favorite golf course where he's won five times at the age of 46, unheard of. i've seen a lot. patrick, you've seen a lot. but truly this is one for the ages. and that first drive wasn't great but he made a par. second hole he's made a par. right now he's looking good. the key will be walking up that hill. i watched him as well. and that right leg, it's going to be tough because what you don't see on tv is the hills of augusta national golf club. hills and valleys and that's going to be a real grind for him over two days or if h

let's dig diaper with sports analyst and "usa today" sports columnist christine brennan joining us.icant. it is a major statement from a sport that russians do very well in, both men's and women's, tennis, it's a major statement from wimbledon. it is political in the sense that for a month or so the minister of sport in england has been talking about this, but it is action that is different from what we've heard over the last couple of months about teams being banned. for example, the figure skating team being banned from the world championship, the men's soccer team from the world cup. what this is going avid athletes and it is controversial. both the men's and the women's tennis tour today said they were against it. they were disappointed in this decision from wimbledon but right now that decision stands and it is a significant statement from england and from wimbledon about what they believe the message they would like to send to vladimir putin about the athletes that he does care quite a bit about which in this case are his tennis players. >> the kremlin quickly responded to thi

what i thought though was the roaring loud undeniable hypocrisy, brian, of the fact that john brennanohn ratcliffe when he disclosed at the end of 2022 that you had brennan brief obama about hillary clinton's plan to vilify president trump with the false russia collusion allegations. where were you then president obama. when were you then when misinformation was presented to you pervade spread for six years. i didn't hear from you. >> brian: he didn't say a word about that. he didn't bring up president biden. what i can tell 1 hour and 13 minutes speech went through it vilify big tech. they this that whistleblower democrats feasting on her and facebook. what's behind them wanting to take down social media now when it's so compliant and so firmly in their corner? do you know? >> it is really interesting brian when i heard president obama mention section 230 and changing it. social media companies liability and litigation. it was a bit curious to hear him say that i think you raise a great point they do all of the democrats dirty works lie about donald trump was that debinked by the spr

us now is elizabeth martin, she is co-director of the liberty and national security program at the brennan center for justice. she is one of the experts on presidential emergency powers. she's quoted in the post reporting today and in a she argues that the emergency powers contain fundamental flaws that could lead to abuse and she has said that the emergency powers should be a focus of the january 6th investigation. it is a real pleasure to have you with us tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much for having me. i have always been known to believe that emergency powers for the president or indeed the administration, and particularly around the elections, a quite limited. it says the january 6th investigators have got their teeth into a number of different ways that those powers were, at least, attempted to be tapped by trump and his allies in 2020. >> i think the truth lies somewhere between what you thought about emergency powers and what michael flynn, sydney powell and others were urging president trump to do. emergency powers do not give the president to it do what he wants, in overtur

tomorrow, "sunday morning with jane pauley," followed by "face the nation," moderated by margaret brennan. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captined by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> smoke is poring over the bridge and flames are tearing through solano county. it is a windy day in the bay area and soon it will be wet. it's only april, but fire season feels like it's coming early. we are from voters who rescued two teen girls washed up to see. we begin tonight on the fire watch. have new video ripping through the peer sending plumes of smoke up and over the bridge. the fire broke out the flames engulfed a dock. the fire crews say the underside of the peer is all timber they are having a hard time getting close to the flames. new video shows flames burning close to those ships.

prior to joining the brennan center he was a national fellow at new america. and a commander in the united states navy. serving for 20 years in a variety of positions. including also as a white house fellow in the obama administration. did you two know each other then? no actually two years apart. i think it is just in the first administration and as a speech writer to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. his work on race relations has appeared in prominent national publications across the political spectrum. including the new york times magazine the atlantic washington post wall street journal the national review and several other publications a native of north carolina. he is a graduate of hampton university in virginia and harvard university. and holds a doctorate of law and policy from northeastern university. he is the author of the book. we are highlighting today. when the stars begin to fall overcoming racism and renewing the promise of america, please. join me in welcoming ted johnson. gentlemen, welcome welcome. as you can see i'm with a faith-b

. ♪♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington, and this week on "faceeast. and the diplomatic shuffling between the ukraine, the u.s., and russia appears to be marking s new firsts. volodymyr zelenskyy says he is meeting with antony blinken and lloyd austin in person today, inside the war-torn country. we'll have the latest. and in a sunday exclusive, we spoke with ukrainian prime minister denys shmyhal at the end of his trip to washington. then confusion and chaos over mask mandates onpl

i'm proud we stood our ground against outside liberal groups like the brennan racenter who want to tell louisiana how to run our elections. again thank you for this opportunity to brag about louisiana and the strides we've made and how we can be an example to the rest of the nation and strengthen our elections and as others have said, it's not wrong to strengthen our laws and election integrity efforts. we need to make it harder to cheat and easier to voteand in louisiana it's never been easier to register and vote . it's very simple when you have over 90 percent of your eligible registrants or citizens registered. that's an important part but the other part is making it easier to access the ballot box. we had early voting in louisiana, we had seven days and we expanded its during covid to offer more opportunities and we will continue to look for ways to expand it but we we will make sure on balance integrity efforts are a priority today. thank you for this opportunity and i'll look forward to questions . >> it's a pleasure to be with everybody this morning and after this diverse discus

we dug deeper and asked "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan for insight into the meeting with the federal reserve coming up next week. >> reporter: well, the federal reserve, it is literally their job, one of their mandates, to control inflation. the central bankers meet and are expected to consider raising rates by as much as half a percent in may. that is what jerome powell, the chairman of the fed, already said. he raised rates 1/4% at the last meeting. this is the fed trying to cool off hot prices, but they are also trying to avoid triggering a recession. there is concern that while consumers continue to spend right now, they could pull back and that would be bad news economically and potentially also have political ramifications. we are going to talk to our republican guest, adam kinzinger, about that, and whether or not this is something that will affect votes in november when it comes to people electing local representatives. >> you can watch "face the nation" sunday morning at 8:30, right here on kpix 5. >>> new at 3:00, house boat owners out at alameda are getting som

well, i can go all very and i know with laurie brennan, but also you have all rational needs to be probably ought to be changed around the same same german mosque just wanted to see with the finances. i mean, you won't even do your own from or you know, people or people in the law channel. but if you work in your whether you agree, they also the right you get it in your, in the knowledge. and i think the reason why russia actually the reason why it was they will need your there are the rules because how to by why sending for you to get it and then why do you get that right now we watch too much away. b, a, b o y. yep. it's in charge one of the outcomes of this in you and i predicted it here on this program and our podcast. the guy goal is that europe is actually, does need kept itself. i mean, because if the russians want to do what the europeans, i just call washington are, has, you know, to an intermediary go to washington because there's, there's no interlocutor in europe left. none of these people are serious. they're not certainly not decision makers and, and europe is, it's diminished

. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington.resident zelenskyy says the situation in mariupol is as severe as possible just inhumane. we'll talk with dimitri, and get analysis from the former commander of the u.s. army in europe, ben rogers. plus, delaware democratic senator chris coons will be here to talk about his fight to get more covid aid included in a relief bill that is stalled in congress. and what impact will the war in ukraine have on the world's food supy.

but the millennium of them a good, a april 12th 2014, john brennan, the director of the cia arrives and t of officially the visit is related to expanding co operation in the field of security. on the same day, the nazi organization right sector announced the armed mobilization of its supporters for an operation in the don boss. on april 14th, 2014 chairman of the va cove, nevada, alexander turchin av signed, decrease number 405-2014. on the start of the anti terrorist operation, and on one level, i know the done bus was only cielo greatly admin yet the little bit waste storage support to lynette. now you're going to jake's military aircraft soldiers and armed detachments of naughty organizations were thrown against the protesters and the don boss. residential areas were sheldon bond with heavy weaponry civilians, women and children were killed and it continues to this day. as a result, it has become clear, industrially developed, has been lost to ukraine, who at the same time neither the united states nor europe protested against the ukrainian armies use of lethal weapons against civili

i pull brennan joins us now. live from london poll. is finan serious about this? yes, i mean that's the word answer. this is a seismic shift in scandinavian geo politics is no doubt about it. i mean, finland has had a long standing kind of tension with russia. they share a 1300 kilometers border finland on it. sorry. yes. and i just declared independence from, from russia in 1917. and since then they've kind of while they have known a line status, agreed to stay neutral, but they have drawn closer to nato. they've been nato partners without being full members. and what has happened and what, what is basically at the roots of all of this is the observation of the plight of ukraine. lots of 4 words for president lensky and ukraine. weapons being supplied, but no support in the sense of support that would be if, if you, craig, was a nato member, know article 5 support. the defense of attack against one isn't an attack against all. and so sweet and, and finland and i'm looking at the situation and looking at that close proximity to russia and feeling rather vulnerable

ascension cisco testing site closing its doors south of market neighborhood but this was at seventh and brennan, part of the city's push to transition from mass testing sites to drop in testing bands. those vans will be going to communities that see high rates of covid-19 cases. let's give you a live look at the u.s. capitol where senate negotiations are close to a $10 billion deal on additional funding in the fight against covid-19. or public and senator mitt romney says there is an agreement between the bipartisan lawmakers. that money will cover the cost of vaccines, tests, and treatments against the highly contagious omicron variance. >>> president biden marked transgender day of visibility with new measures supporting a more inclusive government. to celebrate, the white house invited jeopardy champion amy schneider to the oakland resident who is the first openly transgender winner on that popular quiz show. >> i'm really honored to be here. really grateful that this is being celebrated, that trans people are being celebrated in a place like this. >> you are so brave. you belong, and we hav

the nation," margaret brennan's guests including ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy.or norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett in the nation's capital. good night. and have a great weekend. >> announcer: former brothers-in-law tangle over a repossession. >> judge judy: you agreed to take over payments on his truck. the last payment was made in may. he lived up to the terms of the deal. >> announcer: did he have it out for their whole family? >> that was not the last payment, and he knew that. there was an additional $347.69. >> judge judy: he made almost $7,000 worth of payments on this truck, and you hustled him. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution justin mikalinis and his roommate jennifer clifton are suing justin's ex-brother-in-law robert harper for the return of money paid for a truck, repair costs, and emotional distress. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 177 on the calendar in the matter of mikalinis