the capital process. we can't make the leap saying that that was a factor in january 6. as the overall day day -- day today operations, it can be effective. >> how can we make sure that the training takes place? >> it will be ultimately the chiefs responsibility . >> you found that the monthly 60 hours training for canine officers was not being completed. you found that none of that canon officers did not complete the 16 month training through the december 2020. with this affect their ability to it detect other has this material? -- hazardous material? >> it could affect that. it could degrade your level of competence. >> you also found the department's division training program is self managed and comprised of active duty officers. what are the dangers of having a self managed training program and how does that compare to the standard. >> the stander is completely separate, that training would be conducted by nonoperational individuals. by allowing your own internal folks, training can slip through becau

are crews are in the capital city. and hearing those awful, horrendous sounds. we'll go back to our correspondents in just a moment as new information comes in. but i want to bring in my next guest. he says president putin's goal is bigger, bigger than simply taking over ukraine. he has a larger plan -- we're talking about putin. his plan is to re-establish the former soviet union before the 100th anniversary of the founds of the ussr. we're talking to the former u.s. special representative to ukraine negotiations joining us right now. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. as we say, i wish we were meeting under different circumstances. we're monitoring this assault on kyiv that's going on right now. how big of a blow will it be if ukraine's capital falls to putin in the coming hours? >> this would be the devastation of ukraine. if the capital falls, i think the country falls. and russia will have successfully taken over all of the country. i think they will leave their forces on the territory of ukraine. they

first, let's go live to under simmons, who's in the capital, the key for us. so, andrew, what's your reading of what we've been hearing from mr. lensky overnight? was lensky has never said he will contemplate surrender. he did ask for talks with vladimir putin and he was given an impossible situation there, or whether it, whether it's only an offer to have talks about peace if he was to surrender. and those talks would have to be with victor lucas shanker in minsk, the capital of bella, luce. so this is now he will appear, he thinks things are in their final stages. but he's reliance on the strength of will, of his forces to take on the russians because the situation is getting harder and harder by the hour of the position now is something of a low up. but no, the, the feeling is that the final battle forgive, is beginning. it may be beginning, andrew, but is there a sense that the russian forces haven't achieved what they wanted to achieve by this the beginning of day 3? i think it, there is a, the, there is an overwhelming force here, but the russians have b

at the capital. -- security at the capital. working with the subcommittee i would like to introduce a capital entry verification system. if this takes off, it would allow a members to know who is coming into the capital. it is not telling members you cannot bring an individual and. you should know about who is coming to visit you. just like the card numbers -- companies know their customers, we should know our visitors. there is another thing that i have, mi of time -- am i out of time? rep. ryan: yes, start rubbing up. gen. walker: the last of my priorities is established in -- of security officers. it would augment deputy marshals that protect judges and court rooms in the 94 district scene i states. -- in the united states. we are working with the capitol police to tour implementation. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you all this morning, i am appreciative of your unyielding support and the partnerships we are developing to enhance security in this complex and its members. i'm happy

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we must not lose the capital. i would like to talk to al defenders. we need to pull together all the forces to defend our country. all of us have to understand what to expect. we must withstand the destiny of ukraine, will be decided to not avenue and as this lava your ashes. the youngest member of ukraine's parliament, he says, the residence of give will defend the city from russian forces. the reality is that the silence are going off. every 30 minutes and you can hear the shooting happening and lose her presence everywhere. i myself have spend most of the day trying to help organize trying to help mobilize, trying to help divide the weapons, told those who are willing to take them up to defend our capital. and i can say that pretty much everyone i met in the capital who has stayed here as expressed willingness to try and get those weapons and help out. and we see that very clearly today those incursion is key where basically the fact was just crushed. exactly, because of taking weapons that were distributed basically were trucks arriving with all t

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and even in a capital city like kyiv.t will not be easy to simply just walk through the city and take over. they will face resistance. again, not only from the armed forces but also the civilians here. jesse? >> jesse: before we let you go, how exactly far away right now are the russian soldiers, not the saboteurs that have been inserted already into this city, are they two miles? five miles? give us some perspective. >> they are within 10 miles of the city. i don't want to give an exact number because they have been moving and the frontline moves each and every hour. but they are close. they are getting closer by the minute. there are reports, also, that in the south there are russian troops trying to land and basically make their way from another direction. it would be very, very difficult to basically take this city and corner it without seeing any resistance from the ukrainian forces but, again, the russians have an estimated 200,000 troops participating in this offensive. only about a third of them are actively in th

closing in on the capital.ladimir putin has his eyes set on kyiv and reports say it could fall by this weekend. while the death toll rises by the minute, fox news correspondent trey yingst is live from kyiv, ukraine, with the very latest. >> jesse, good evening, we are getting some new numbers from ukrainian president volod zelenskyy who said tonight that 137 ukrainians have been killed since this uptick in violence began. and this larger russian invasion into sovereign ukrainian territory. we do know at this hour the russians are continuing air and ground campaign against a number of ukrainian positions across the country there were some key battles today for an airfield just outside the capital of kyiv. additionally over some land north of the ukrainian capital in chernobyl. we understand in chernobyl russian forces were able to push forward and ultimately retain that land which is significant because that will give them a straight shot to the ukraine be capital. on the airfield close to where we are standing

explosiones cerca de las afueras de la capital ucrania...a sido un centro de operaciones de la ciudad. ahora estamos en un momento de bastante calma y de hecho en las horas previas hubo sirenas de evacuaciones en la boca de los subterráneosero en este momento se encuentra todo tranquilo. el presidente, como decía, le dijo a la gente, tuviera la calma porque los militares se encontraban actuando e iban a proteger al país. (información en pantalla). >>> vamos a ver qué tanto la capital de ucrania, kiev, recobra o no su va luego de este ataque. va a ser decisivo ver lo que sucede, sabemos que hay gente que se encuentra huyendo de aquí. carreteras bastante repletas, avenía con bastante tráfico, gente saliendo de la ciudad. >>> cecilia se han reportado explosiones en aeropuertos y otras ciudades ¿ qué sabes? >>> hay lugares en donde por ejemplo los medios de comunicación de la zona de (nombre extranjero) remedios separatistas envian mucha imagen con lo cual hay que esperar para confirmar las bajas que ha habido y si es que hay muertos civiles por

or the capital. but it seems that ukrainian to know how to have household back there and they're not in control, but that bouncing from several directions. here is definitely the major targets and they are coming from the north albany area. you mentioned st cushions from the north east from russian territory to deals. so it seems to be under russian control. that is one of the cities close to the border. yeah, it all depends, of course on what they're going to meet. but your brain is, of course, has a core support about this and definitely concentrated some of their a lot of their resources are on the capital. mathias president, automated zalinski still in kiev. he says he's staying put the pot, the spot of a dangers to pay him his life. how dangerous really is the situation to him. that's hard to say. i guess they will want to get hold of him. redeem changes that they want to do. but what this information that he's the prime target, the target number one is about, i don't know, we could expect that

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air raid sirens sounding across the capital. the u.s. now concerned that kyiv could fall into russian control within days. and the civilians of ukraine are paying a horrible price of war. citizens who fled to the safer western part of the country still finding themselves under threat. and the ukrainian military doing their best to halt the russian advance. claiming to have inflicted some 800 russian casualties and destroying more than 30 tanks, seven aircraft and six helicopters. russia denies losing any aircraft. the russian advance is going forward. overnight russian units pushed into ukraine from three sides. including an amphibious attack near the city of mariupol. cnn witnessed the aftermath of fighting on a bridge. ukrainian president zelenskyy today released video of himself defiant on the streets of the capital trying to rally his nation. >> translator: we are all here defending our independence, our state, and it will remain so. glory to our defenders. >> reporter: zelenskyy spoke with president biden today saying they discussed

expectation that russia will try to move with tanks on to the capital again. can you give me an idea of the mood among ukrainians or the family members? i've spoken to. a staying at many have been fleeing, and others want to fight. what it's tara. people are afraid of what's going to happen next. and they're trying to do their best to, to protect themselves if they don't enlist in the forces. we've also seen a pictures of people queuing up in front of the recruitment bureaus of the territorial defense forces. that the volunteer a battalions that are supposed to act behind the lines in support of the a, the army, and we know that they have been mobilized. also, there are numerous reports that suggest russia could enter the capital even in the coming hours. they've already taken control, as we mentioned of the should noble area around under 50 kilometers the north. will they be met with resistance? the ukranian next the government expects them to come from 2 sides north west and north, east ham and has announced fierce resistance. what we've seen so far is that

se cree que en cualquier momento pueden llegar a la capital.e: horacio, gracias por el reporte. ilia: ya han pasado casi 24 horas desde que comenzÓ esta invasiÓn y las fuerzas rusas han avanzado . fÉlix estÁ con nosotros que nos muestra cÓmo se va viendo el mapa de ucrania. felix: asÍ es. estamos completando el primer dÍa de guerra. miremos lo que ha pasado en estas 24 horas. en un comienzo vladimir putin era la zona que se trataba no de una invasiÓn sino de una operaciÓn de fuerzas especiales en la zona de las provincias pro rusas. estas que estamos seÑalando acÁy que podrÍan llegar a crimea, pero otra cosa es la que ha pasado en la realidad. todos estos puntos que ven son lugares de impacto. se habla hasta de 160 ataques aÉreos, de misiles, de aviones a infraestructuras militares de ucrania como la escuchamos hace pocos minutos al presidente. esa atenciÓn que pensÁbamos que estarÍa concentrada en esta zona se ha trasladado aquÍ a kiev. es donde se estÁn realizando en este momento los combates mÁs fuertes e importantes. nos hablaba horacio de

but now the bus can't enter the capital. i stayed at another station 1st and now have moved here to service bomb shelters is exactly what the on the ground system was designed for. it was built after world war 2, when the soviet union feared a nuclear war. the deepest station is more than 100 meters under the surface. it's very safe here. i think. i don't know whether it really is, but at least it feel safe here. after the russian attacks began, many people fled the city, but some are refusing to leave. for the key of his being protect it though i come down here to wait until it's safe to go out. i have no other plans. i trust our army and i trust that it will end. well. i have no desire to leave keith or you crane about it's a particular irony that the 1st time the shelters are being used is under an attack, ordered from moscow. the former soviet capital that once ordered this underground network to be built. when russia and ukraine were part of the same country, well, in a major shift in foreign policy, germany has agreed

thank you very much. bernard smith reporting has been rushing capital moscow. all right. joining us now as care giles, he's a senior consulting fellow, the russian erasure program at chatham house. and here we have the situation now where ukrainians, particularly residents in kiev, are anxiously awaiting what could be a full scale assault on the capital. you also have the ukraine president saying that that he's ready to sit down and talk about peace and negotiations with the russians. how much scope is there for diplomacy? well, we've seen diplomacy fail all the way up until this point and it seems there are still unbridgeable. gaps between what russia thinks ukraine is and what the rest of the world thinks it is. and also between the objectives of the 2 different sites. now, russia you heard a, is insisting that ukraine effectively surrender for talks to happen. and that is not going to happen. while there is effective resistance still ongoing, so not only other to actually incompatible priorities for the 2 sides. and as you just heard, zelinski personally, be

it's here in the capital city. if people are going to have to make this decision about to stay or leave, now you have to know that the board of the barrow rose, it's just the last 200 kilometers from here. ukraine said that the explosions. in fact, those of you have heard this morning that was initiated from bella. ruth, for dollar rou, said he never participated in any military support with regard or assault and support of russian troops. this is a problem at this point. a lot of things are blurry in terms of who were things originate from what we can see, of course, that the aggression from russian troops is going beyond the region of don't boss i way beyond with the board of don't boss. and the question really is just how find how intense this is, what's being called an invasion is going to continue and what that will trigger in terms of ukrainian or panicking and what that panic actually means for security here on the ground. what it sounds like there is the development of information for the sewing of mistrust

reporting from the capital of ukraine capital kyiv.n speak to keir giles, who's a senior consulting fellow on the russia and eurasia programme at the chatham house think—tank. heavily involved in much of the foreign policy thinking. it's a place where people often gather to exchange ideas with up to what extent do you think these current events are going to lead to a rewriting of peoples analysis of the state of play in europe, of the balance of power, anyone can put it like that between russia and those whose start themselves as western allies? �* ,., , whose start themselves as western allies? �* , ., ., �* allies? i'm sorry to say it won't chance allies? i'm sorry to say it won't change our _ allies? i'm sorry to say it won't change our analysis _ allies? i'm sorry to say it won't change our analysis at - allies? i'm sorry to say it won't change our analysis at all. - allies? i'm sorry to say it won't i change our analysis at all. you've gave a very optimistic assessment of how involved we are in influencing western policy towards r

that's the capital of bella luce. but that's, that isn't something else. lazansky is, is, is the landscape is prepared to do. and the, he's the better. there's no way that he would leave his country at this stage. he's resolute in staying. he saying he is the main target of the troops advancing on the capital and his family of a target as well. there's another critic precondition that putins putting on and he talks and that is the immediate surrender of ukrainian forces. this is a country of well over 40000000 people and every city, every village, every town has done something to defend itself themselves, all over your seeing people taking up arms and trying to do their bit, their ass bad sides to it as well. because obviously the guns are so freely in use that sometimes it's dangerous to move around the city. that because of incidence with, with people using guns, a f, a crime. but they are a limited in the extent the, the situation as, as things stand as that ballistic missiles are being used in assaults. there are

capital. now joining us from moscow is harlow falcon. how a military analyst and columnist at no via is yet good to talk to you again. so let me ask you, 1st of all, what is your analysis of, of what is unfolded in ukraine over the last here? well, this is a full blown invasion. and the president put to nashua a couple of days before outlined in his speech. what he wants to get from ukraine watching ukraine should do. and that included therefore a total demilitarization of the country. and now he announced that in today's address, that was actually a record of the apparently a couple of days before that, that, that is the main objective of this offensive. it's a full demilitarization of ukraine and the mass if occasion, that means that this says should a rush of plans to take over the entirety of ukraine, not just the don boss, not just key of all of the country because you can't insure the militarization. demilitarization means total destruction of the ukrainian military. it's per personnel s

future generations, women in the wind on al jazeera o l g 0, a capital aah, bolden untold stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera ah, a gun battles rang out across kiev as russian forces close in on ukraine's capital. and people try to escape. ah, hello, i'm mary m m, as in london with continuing coverage of this story, crane's present, roger, me, zalinski is saying he and his family are there, talk to targets, but pushes for talks with russia. we must star reviews to do more nato deploying its response force and sending more weapons to ukraine, which says it's been left to defend itself alone. and the you agreed to freeze the assets of president putin and his foreign minister, sergey labrons. ah, russian forces are closing in on ukraine's capital key of on the 2nd day of an invasion that killed at least a 137. ukrainians, driven thousands from their homes and shocked the world. ukrainian military, he sang russian spies in saboteurs on the outskirts of care of the defense ministry has told residents to prepare molotov cocktails to defend their city grains present road. amir zal

the capital. an old depot has a rope to the flames, reportedly due to an explosion. this on verified video shows the blaze. you can see the fire on bus plumes of smoke billowing into the sky. no correspondent, you could have done have joined me in the studio to discuss the latest developments from the ukrainian capital conflict reports coming about going fi from the street. do you know anything concrete at this moment? well, absolutely, it is very important right now to try and make sense of all the, you know, video of all the information that is pouring outside of the ukrainian capital. especially given that the we are at the height of the information war and the loss of fakes coming from world, frankly, both sides. so again, we're trying to keep looking at the videos which people so far. this is the main source of information as to what's going on there. people just filming out of their windows, like here for example. this is one of the, this is one footage that we're seeing and apparently chose

would ukraine capital ah, 11 o'clock, this is out there. a life coming up grains president just residence to take up arms warning russian treats may storm given the coming out russia veto. the un security council resolution deploring aggression in ukraine. china abstained from voting and global wheat prices. sir john fairs. the conflict could disrupt supply from major export as ukraine and russia. ah, so explosion dinero, sorry can be heard across. give is russian troops and tanks, push a head towards the city center. grants president says he expects russian forces to storm the capital in the coming out and cold on the public to defend it. craning media says that russian troops, it's an army base in the capital, but the attack was repelled up to 2 days as strikes and shutting across ukraine. international pressure as mounting on moscow to withdraw its forces under simmons begins coverage from care. ah, the sound of sporadic gun battles echo across the ukrainian capital give russian invasion forces are closing in on the city. the president v

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it's a multi-prong attack on the ukrainian capital.e forward with this assault on the city. what we can expect in the coming days, likely a deterioration of the situation. the ukrainian forces said they are successful using anti-tank missiles but not using any air dense. we have not seen any air defense around the ukrainian capital. it was sig significant today they took back the airport. russian forces attacked this air field with helicopters. the ukrainians were able to it take it back. this is only go on for so long. a limited amount of military supplies and forces. according to ukrainian president zelensky 137 people were killed today in less than 24 hours following this russian invasion into the country. the ukrainian capital is receiving strikes tonight want not sure if they are cruise or ballistic missiles. >> sean: stay safe. with the latest from the senate intel committee florida senator rubio. georgia 2008 and crimea 2014. belarus and moldova. satellite states. putin goes ahead and recognizes these 2 independent robberies --

an oil depot on the outskirts of the capital is on fire caves. a 3000000 residents have been told to take shelter with fear the battle will get close to the center. a curfew has been imposed until monday morning. neve backer begins al coverage. ah. the moment a missile slammed into an apartment block in the south of the ukrainian capital, kia and the attacks evidence say the ukrainian authorities are russia's willingness to hit civilian targets of xhylia. now we go, was we managed to escape all the way in kitchen. we were lucky, it was a direct hit in the living room that my wife and the elder child have their legs broken. our young child was taken sour by rescuers. ukraine's president had warned of a difficult night. and for many, it came this the aftermath of fierce fighting close to people's homes. ukrainian army said it had destroyed a russian military convoy trying to enter the city. follow them is lensky. affirm. keith was still in control of the capital and surrounding cities. came dora or uncle grains. good morning ukrainians. there has b

into the capital?ig tanks, they can be easily attacked with the javelin missiles that have been provided to the ukrainian forces. i think what's so surprising to u.s. defense officials is how the you korean will to fight, they are fighting for their homeland has really allowed them to slow down the russian military, that doesn't mean that this is over as you said. this is day two, this may feel like this been going on for weeks, this only day number two and from what it's been explained to me that you can expect the next three weeks of fighting particularly in the east to be very vicious, the russian military, one of the briefings i was in today suggested that they really have actually been slow down particularly around the second largest city and they have been really surprised by the resistance that they've gotten there. again, it's also notable that the russians don't control the airspace and that is why you're not seeing russian warplanes, you're not seeing the big fifth generational plants, throug

ready large explosions continue to shake ukraine's capital. keep residents rush to bunker's is russia steps up its military advance? ah, hello, i am emily ang, when this is al jazeera alive from tow. ha! also coming up. we will stop protein from using his war chest west in the allies, swiftly, a gray to cut some russian banks from an international payment system. thousands on the move ukrainian families head across the border to poland, to shape, seek shelter, and small protests against the soul to held him. dozens of russians. cities, despite mast attentions from the past 2 days. ah, mourning has now arrived in cave where russian forces continuing their assault on the ukrainian capital for 4th day. loud explosions have been heard across the city all night. an oil depot on the outskirts of the capital is now on fire caves. 3000000 residents have been told to take shelter with face. the battle will get close to the center. a curfew has also been imposed until monday morning. nave backup begins al coverage. ah. the moments of missiles slammed in

like the attention is on keith, we must not lose the capital. i would like to talk to our defenders. we need to pull together all the forces to defend our country. all of us have to understand what to expect.

so i mean been, it's a which is the regional capital, about $200.00 coaxes south west of kit. but it took us almost 10 hours to get here because all the roads just jam packed with people trying to get out. either heading west towards the polish you border, which is also kind of a dangerous route that runs along your transport batteries. and there's been reports fighting along that road. we headed more south west, but basically huge qs. people trying to get fuel. people trying to stuck up on food and on cash. huge lines of the gm's. people not really panicking. yes. very urgent . you trying to get out, but you don't get people writing their voices. you didn't see people cussing. lines for fuel keeping come within the kind of broader sense of urgency to go. we woke up in this morning. i spent a night from rachel to under our office and something that most people had done the same. everyone i think is now seen those pictures of families with little kids on picnic blanket in the metro station is trying to distract that. kids from the kind of openness situation getting used to the

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in points for the west, such as the capital. this is the very perilous situation that ukraine is facing right now. of course, ukraine outmatched and out gunned, but there's a lot, we don't know how long ukraine can withstand a russian attacks. of course, how much russia is willing to commit to this fight. and what exactly russia's end goals are, whether it's simply to give that separate it's region over to the separatists in for fully as more so than in 2014. if they're looking to split the country entirely between east and west, and of course, if they want to do complete regime change and occupy the country entirely, it's very, very difficult to say very difficult to say where the losses are right now. and of course, very perilous in the days ahead. well, william, blue cross there are european you, the leaders have a great to impose new sanctions on russia over its war on you cried with a held back from cutting russia off from the global swift payment system. after resistance from a number of countries including germany, speaki

ukrainian convoy was on its way to the capital when it was hit by an air strike the capital when it was obviously heading towards the capital to be part of the defence of the city when there was a russian missile strike. this is an air defence missile system. very, very few cars on the road this morning. we're making a careful approach to the city, checking the information as we go. reports coming out from kyiv talk of air strikes, talk of more sirens, people hiding in basements. it's crucial for moscow's plans to try to get control of the capital, but that may involve street—by—street fighting, and, so far, there is no indication that russian forces have managed to reach the centre of the city, though there are reports that they are in one of the suburbs on the outskirts. 0 rla 0rla guerin there in ukraine. let's get the very latest from the capital and our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is there. what is your latest information, lease, but where exactly the russian troops are in terms of the capital? they are said to be all along the edges of the capital. in some places

this is about 110 miles of northeast of ukraine's capital. ukrainian citizens are begging russian soldiers to stop. they have even thrown bicycles in their path. then -- as you see -- a man jumped onto one of the tanks. you can see him holding onto the barrel of that tank. he slides off, tries to physical ly hold it back. he then drops to his knees, bringing the tank to a dead halt and creating a standoff that seemed suicidal. bystanders pulled him aside and the russian tanks lurched forward on their way. cnn has confirmed the authenticity and location of this video. we all have questions about the situation going on right now in ukraine. send me yours through twitter and instagram and i am going to try to pose them to the experts joining me tonight and tomorrow. our breaking news coverage of the russian invasion of ukraine continues in just a moment. you are in the "cnn newsroom." not all plastic is the same. we're carefully desisigning our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the capsp they're collected and d separated from other plasti

russian forces closing in on the capital of kyiv.ussian reconnaissance troops entered obolon, a i few miles from the city center. the minister tweeting a request for citizens to make molotov cocktails and bring down the occupy er. overnight, the capital city was hit by missile fire. ukraine's foreign minister calling this the worst attack on his country since the nazis invaded in 1941. ukraine's president, zelenskyy, said he is russia's number one target. number two, he says, is his family >>> overnight a ukrainian fighter jet was shot down setting an apartment building on fire. the ukrainian defense ministry blew up a bridge north of kyiv to keep russian forces from advancing towards the capital. and i want you to listen to this. russia ordered 13 ukrainian guards to surrender, but those guards, they weren't going down without a fight. >> i am russian military ship propose to put down arms or you will be hit. acknowledge. >> russian warship, go f yourself. that took place right down here on snake island, an island off the coast. a a

where he is he says he's staying in the capital. there have been conversations that happened privately about his safety, about the white ho house. you heard them say earlier this comment from jen psaki at the briefing i thought it was really striking. she said zelenskyy is still the president of ukraine. of course it is in question that may not always be the case or they may actually try to overthrow him. so i think there is a real recognition here of the risk and gravity of the situation that is happening on the ground. so they've stayed in contact with him. of course they've stayed in contact with other ukrainian officials, but certainly you've heard these warnings from zelenskyy he's making in these videos, and they're getting very desperate about the level of concern they have. >> speaking of that in the videos, alex, zelenskyy and his aides posted a video from kyiv streets earlier. watch this and we'll talk. >> we are all here, our military are here, citizens and society are here. we are all here defending our independence, our

i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. good night.ht now at 7:00 -- >>> from san francisco city hall to the state capitol in sacramento, tonight california standing solidly with ukraine. >> nobody can understand even over there what is going on, you know. >>> how the escalating conflict could impact you, from the gas pump, to silicon valley, and even in >>> another first alert weather day on friday. i am tracking the freezing temperatures you will wake up to friday morning. >>> the countdown is on. the bay area's last holdout is about to drop their mask mandate. >>> it's 5:00 in the morning in kyiv, ukraine, where the country's president

you are in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. good morning. there have been air raid sirens and explosions going off in the capital there. what are you see iing? >> reporter: just like holly reported -- just after 5:00 a.m. there were a series of explosions here, probably between 15 and 20 explosions. they carried on really right up until dawn. as you can see behind us, it is a murky day here, and so is a lot of the information we've been getting. we haven't been able to get out yet this morning, but we intend to shortly. we've seen traffic jams, a lot of people trying to leave the capital. you know, when we spoke to peek here in the city, they had expected that there would be a conflict. what they had hoped would be a limited conflict to the east where holly is, and that it wouldn't extend to ukraine, that there wouldn't -- excuse me, to kyiv itself, to the capital itself, there wouldn't be a full invasion. but now we're hearing that russian troops are invading from the north, from the south, and from the east, where holly's located. those ar

he was on the capital right most wanted page just day after january 6. he was one of the first suspects added to that page. it does not appear he has been arrested or charged. in july without explanation he was removed from the most wanted page. who is ray epps and why was he removed from the most wanted list? mr. olsen: i don't have any information about that individual and i would defer to ms. sanborn. sen. cotton: this gets back to what i meant earlier, asking if you prepared. you are the assistant attorney general for national security. you run the national security division. the department has said these prosecutions are one of their highest priorities. this man was on the most wanted page for six months. do you really expect us to believe you have never heard the name ray epps, you don't know anything about him? mr. olsen: i simply don't have any information at all about that individual. sen. cotton: what other suspects on the most wanted page do you know nothing about? mr. olsen: senator -- sen. cotton: can you name anyone else on the department o

surround the capital, going to the capital, forces are already on the ground.he goal there is to topple the newly elected government of ukraine. here we are, we are seeing a massive historic combined arms assault on a major capital in europe by any authoritarian power trying to overturn a democratically elected government. host: what represents the most important resistance that ukraine has been able to put up so far? are they able to defend against this kind of assault? guest: the russian military is one of the premia militaries in the history. they are formidable on every metric of power. they are more capable than the ukrainian forces. but the ukrainian forces have dramatically improved since 2014. in these early days and hours we are seeing ukrainians are fighting. they are fighting hard to defend their country, their sovereignty and territorial integrity. russia is already taking casualties. the bad news is this happening in we were not able to deter it. the good news is the free people of ukraine are fighting and we should do everything we can to support

russian troops are closing in on the capital.ilitary vehicles have been filmed entering the city. and in the last few hours multiple explosions have been reported. exact figures are unknown, but there are reports of large numbers of ukrainian casualties, both military and civilian since the invasion began, and of russian military deaths. streams of people in cars and on foot have been crossing from ukraine into poland, romania and hungary. the un refugee agency believes up to five million people may try to flee abroad. there's fierce fighting in many parts of the country, with russian troops advancing from the north, from the east, and from crimea in the south. but all eyes tonight are on kyiv. there've been exchanges of fire in the north of city, which was reached by an advance party of russian troops. ukrainian authorities say 18,000 machine guns have been handed out to volunteers who want to defend the capital, while russia claims it's taken control of the hostomel airfield to the north—west of the city, important for internat

expectation that russia will try to move with tanks on to the capital again. can you give me an idea of the mood among ukrainians or the family members? i've spoken to. a staying at many have been fleeing, and others want to fight. what it's tara. people are afraid of what's going to happen next. and they're trying to do their best to, to protect themselves if they don't enlist in the forces. we've also seen a pictures of people queuing up in front of the recruitment bureaus of the territorial defense forces. that's the volunteer of battalions that are supposed to act behind the lines in support of the, the army, and we know that they have been mobilized. also there are numerous reports that suggest russia could enter the capital even in the coming hours. they've already taken control, as we mentioned, the should noble area around under 50 kilometers the north. will they be met with resistance? the ukrainian x, the government expects them to come from 2 sides, north western north, east ham and has announced fierce resistance what we've seen. so far is that the