regresamos ahora en la capital de ucrania con cecilia ward a ti.irigirse sobre todo a las buscadas de los subterráneos, metros de la ciudad que son los más seguros en cuanto a refugios y hay pequeños refugios que son pares, restaurantes, tiens, y por un lado hay que mantener la calma en caso de bombardeo hay que dirigirse a los refugios y por otro lado hay algo que se llama it de seguridad" que es lo mínimo para poder marcharse guerra que se encuentra alcanzando todas las horas. >>> me imagino que ha sido difícil para ti. uno puede saber lo que se encuentra sucediendo en la otra parte del país y por otro lado canales de comunicación donde es difícil comunicarse por las propias autoridades porque se encontró todo complicado por saber lo que sucede. sucede. >>> muchísimas como una descarga eléctrica... un dolor punzante, o un ardor intenso. ¿qué es esta pesadilla? es como algunos describen... la culebrilla una erupción de ampollas tan dolorosa que puede impedir tus actividades por semanas. olvida esos planes de domingo... o de jugar con tus nietos, s

cecilia vega at the white house. and martha raddatz in ukraine with what she's learning from her sources at the pentagon. >>> here at home tonight, tracking back-to-back storms across this country. the dangerous pileup. drivers trapped in their vehicles. more than two dozen states on alert for heavy snow, ice and flooding. from the west to the midwest, right into the northeast. and the bitter cold coming, too. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> tonight, the pandemic. and authorities are now considering another booster shot, a fourth possible shot, after this omicron wave, to keep covid at bay in the future. when could this be coming? >>> queen elizabeth now in isolation after testing positive for covid. what we've now learned about the queen, who turns 96 in april. >>> in new york tonight, new developments in the murder of college student in upstate new york. the music student shot several times. her body left on the side of the road. >>> news tonight after michigan's head coach punched another coach while

cecilia vega at the white house. and rebecca jarvis on gas prices and the affects already. >>> also tonight here at home, the guilty verdict in the federal hate crimes trial, the three men in the ahmaud arbery case found guilty of violating arbery's civil rights. tonight, you will hear from arbery's family right here. and the attorney general appearing emotional responding to the verdict. >>> the dangerous driving, as we track back-to-back storms in this country. more than 30 states tonight from california all the way to the northeast. snow, ice, flooding, and bitter cold. ginger zee standing by to time this out. >>> the images tonight showing two black hawk helicopters crashing during a training exercise in utah. >>> news coming in tonight, queen elizabeth's covid battle. the move that is causing some concern tonight. >>> and the pandemic here at home. what authorities here in the u.s. are now seeing with this omicron sub-variant. what you should know. >>> the u.s. women's national soccer team celebrating a landmark

martha, cecilia, ian, our thanks to you all. our coverage of ukraine for tonight. >>> in the meantime, we do move on now, and to news on the pandemic tonight. major new guidance on vaccines from the cdc for americans who have only had one shot of the vaccine so far. how long to wait now before the second shot? here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc is now recommending many americans wait up to eight weeks between their first and second shots of pfizer and moderna vaccines instead of three to four. the new guidance pointing to evidence showing the longer gap may boost antibodies higher. and in young men between 12 and 39, the delay further reduces the small risk of myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart. >> if there's anyone out there who has anxiety about taking two shots close together, three to four weeks, they have the reassurance that spacing it out is not only safe, but may give them a better immune response. >> reporter: the cdc still recommends kids 5 to 11, americans who are immunocompromised, over 65 o

cecilia vega at the white house. martha raddatz in ukraine with what her pentagon sources are telling her. and we're one-on-one with secretary of state antony blinken. we ask, could kyiv fall in the next 24 hours? >>> and the scene in moscow tonight. james longman reporting from the streets there as hundreds of russians protest vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine. what our team witnessed. what they did to the protesters on the streets. >>> and here at home tonight, the dangerous winter storm this evening, from texas up into the northeast. more than 30 states in the path tonight. and authorities are now warning of a difficult morning commute tomorrow. >>> the breaking headline in federal court late today. three former minneapolis police officers found guilty of violating the civil rights of george floyd. >>> and the pandemic this evening. will another booster be needed? when could one be available? what moderna is now saying tonight. >>> good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. it is great to have you

and our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. and cecilia, the president also made it very clear today that if russia attacks ukraine, the swift u.s. response will very likely effect the economy here at home, saying americans 140u8d should be prepared? >> reporter: yeah, david, exactly. he's trying to convey to americans why they should feel invested in this outcome. in no uncertain terms, he said today, if russia does this invasion, americans will feel this at home and it will not be painless, he said. now, i just asked the white house what is the worst case scenario that americans should expect if this happens? the press secretary telling me, energy prices could rise, americans will feel that at the pump. david, we have already seen gas prices rise in recent weeks because of these tensions, because the president said today, defending democracy and liberty is never without cost. david? >> all right, cecilia vega, martha raddatz, terry moran, our thanks to you. >>> now to the historic settlement this evening by a gun maker, the f

>> matt, ian, cecilia, our thanks to you all. our coverage of ukraine for tonight. >>> we do move on to the other major story on this friday night, the history made. the president nominating judge ketanji brown jackson to become the first black woman to serve on the supreme court. today before the american people, judge jackson saying her faith got her to this moment, that she was supported by loving parents who are public schoolteachers, who she said were likely watching in florida today, proud of their daughter. saying she's humbled by this extraordinary honor. judge jackson is a 51-year-old mother and wife, and her message to her daughters today. tonight, mary bruce on this historic choice and what comes next. >> reporter: at the white house today, president biden standing beside two history-making black women, nominating judge ketanji brown jackson to serve on the nation's highest court. >> for too long, our government, our courts haven't looked like america. and i believe it's time that we have a court that reflects the full

good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.his administration is now engaged in a last-minute diplomatic scramble as it seems russia is looking to create an excuse to attack. now, biden says there is still room for diplomacy here, but he is also warning that the risk that putin actually goes through with this and invades is very high. this morning, top u.s. officials holding urgent meetings with key allies in europe as russia appears even closer to invading ukraine. secretary of state blinken delaying his trip to deliver a last-minute address to the united nations. >> i am here today not to start a war, but to prevent one. >> reporter: america's top diplomat peeling back the curtain on u.s. intelligence accusing russia of planning a full-scale invasion. >> it's unfolding right now, today, as russia takes steps down the path to war and reissued the threat of military action. >> reporter: u.s. officials are expecting a worst case scenario bracing for vladimir putin's version of shock and awe. russian troops going into ukraine fro

vÍa telefÓnica cecilia muy buenas noches ¿quÉ estÁ pasando en este momento en kiev?momento se estÁ viviendo situaciÓn de pÁnico incluso al interior del refugio. >> creo que estÁn viendo es una puerta blindada que estuvieron hace minutos la policÍa tenemos gente armada que nos estÁ diciendo que estar afuera es muy peligrosa que hay enfrentamiento hay diferente fuegos, frentes de fuegos y explosiones con lo cual la situaciÓn es crÍtica >>> estamos atrapados hay cientos de personas atrapadas en el bÚnker sin poder saber cuÁndo se puede salir y bueno, las noticias no son nada alentadoras en la medida que sean informaciones de enfrentamientos en las calles de kiev el presidente ha pedido a la gente que incluso que responda con bombas molotov a los soldados rusos asÍ que se puede esperar una situaciÓn muchÍsimo peor de batalla campal. >> cecilia sabemos que las tropas estÁn muy cerca de la capital que es lo que sabes de esto? >>> es lo que estamos escuchando no solamente estÁs bombas si no que hemos visto este mismo resultado los disparos, la gran diferencia, minutos de es

terry moran in ukraine, cecilia vega at the white house, and martha raddatz on what an attack could look like. >>> also tonight, for the first time in american history, a coection w mass soting in the u.s. remington reaching a $73 million settlement with families of nine victims of the sandy hook massacre. >>> the major turn tonight involving prince andrew, settling the sex abuse lawsuit brought by accuser virginia giuffre. what prince andrew is now saying about jeffrey epstein. >>> the discovery tonight under a stairwell in upstate new york. a 4-year-old girl who was reported missing more than two years ago has been found alive. >>> the battle over masks across this country tonight. lawmakers trying to block school boards, board members facing recall elections. and all of this tonight amid new findings here on omicron and children. >>> the olympics tonight and the 15-year-old russian figure skater allowed to keep competing after that positive test. tonight, now in first place already. ulisea no one will get a medal? >>> we're tracking this new cross-country storm tonight, from the rocki

let's bring in cecilia vega tonight. and you heard secretary blinken there, the tough new sanctions, he says, at the ready, but many at home likely asking, what else is there? because we know the white house has pledged that we will not see american troops in ukraine. the press secretary declaring again today and you heard it, you were right there, we are not going to be in a war with russia. >> reporter: exactly, david. well, look, here's what's on the table right now. they could cut off russia's access to the international banking system. i just heard the secretary say they could target putin himself. they could potentially target people close to putin. but you said it, what is not on the table, sending american troops on the ground into ukraine. the administration has been very clear about that. david, there's a new poll out that shows americans have very little appetite for engaging in this war, if there is indeed a war there, more than half of americans think the u.s. should have only a mile nor role in this crisis

cecilia no ha regresado al paÍs y se desconoce su ubicaciÓn.s de policÍas y elementos de la guardia nacional desalojaron a mÁs de 380 migrantes, en su mayorÍa centroamericanos y mexicanos, que permanecÍan en un campamento instalado en la entrada de un cruce fronterizo entre tijuana y estados unidos. el campamento estaba afectando el trÁnsito por uno de los tres pasos peatonales hacia la ciudad de san diego. locutora: en mÉxico o migrantes de varias nacionalidades que se encuentran varados en tapachula protestaron contra la violencia que dicen recibir por el instituto nacional de inmigraciÓn durante las redadas nocturnas. alejandro madrigal tiene todos los detalles de estas supuestas agresiones. alejandro: los migrantes acusan a los agentes de usar la fuerza para trasladarlos a centros. un activista denunciÓ que estos castigos se aplicaron a un grupo de venezolanos tras una redada y que documentaron con fotografÍas. >> fueron horribles esas imÁgenes. alejandro: los migrantes tuvieron los castigos recibidos en grupos de whatsapp. >> no nos respet

pais toda ucrania pasa est4e segundo dia de invasion bajo tensa calma en un refugio de la capital cecilia muy buenas noches nos confirman pocas millas de kiev acabo de salir del refugio y acabo de escuchar tambien el estruendo de bombas se escuchan a lo lejos pero tambien tenemos la informacion de la batalla de defensa de kiev se esta librando en esta frontera a media hora en coche desde aqui y por eso se se escuchan las bombas, estamos a la expectativa del avance de las tropas rusas, estaban en un búnker lo que subterráneo hay gente, familia, niños, gente mayor están todos con su maletas, gente esperando que pasara la primera ola de bombardeos que fue a las 3:00 de la mañana, cerca de las cuatro y desde el fondo, del búnker subterráneo nos escuchaba los ruido de las bombas, no podíamos enterarnos de lo que sucedía muchas veces las redes sociales, les cuento que escuchamos la bomba y es cuestión de horas de que las tropas rusas lleguen al centro de kiev, en el sur de la capital, donde vemos de frente en el sur que es la entrada a la capital que no debería ser en un río y sería la forma má

the president's promise tonight and cecilia vega reporting. >>> tonight here, the first interview. the man wrongfully convicted of murdering malcolm x speaking out for the first time since his exoneration with our byron pitts. >>> the pain for facebook today. the newly named parent company meta losing more than $250 billion in value in just one day. so, what's driving this? >>> and the rescue dog, the lab. and what he did in new york city's central park. he and his family, america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. several major stories. new reporting here on the u.s. military special operations forces in syria, the leader of isis dead. the dramatic images we now have. >>> and the first american troops from fort bragg now deploying to europe amid those tensions with russia and ukraine. >>> but we do begin tonight here at home with this massive winter storm. the states of emergency at this hour. and just look at the satellite image from noaa tonight. 160 million americans in 35 states on alert for snow, ice, flooding, brut

¿cecilia podrÁ volver a su estado?suntamente en el paÍs, pero fuera del estado y no podemos dar a conocer su informaciÓn, ni siquiera ella puede decir dÓnde estÁ. y esta semana encontraron otra fosa palestina donde fueron encontrados otros ocho cuerpos. presentadora: muchÍsimas gracias y estaremos muy al pendiente de cualquier cosa que pase con las autoridades. y en texas, les cuento que un hombre matÓ a cinco familiares a balazos y dejÓ a otras vÍctimas en condiciones crÍticas antes de suicidarse el incidente ocurriÓ en corsicana donde el sospechoso abriÓ fuego contra las vÍctimas. luego de esto se disparÓ en la cabeza en el interior de un vehÍculo y los detectives pudieron identificar y rastrear el automÓvil del sospechoso por el sistema de navegaciÓn gps. presentador: un jurado de nashville pidiÓ cadena perpetua contra un hombre que matÓ a tres personas en un restaurante en el 2018. los miembros del jurado luego de escuchar los testimonios de las vÍctimas, le negaron la posibilidadde libertad condicional al cumplir

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.e are the remnants of about 24 hours of constant snowfall with some parts of the region seeing a full foot. look at the impacts on the roads here. i mean even with the plows basically working nonstop you can see here is the snow piles on the roadside but also the roads are completely blanketed. as soon as a plow game by, the wind was gusting the snow right back into the street. this morning we've got windchills in single digits that could easily fall below zero as temperatures are falling too. a lot of the snow piles are completely frozen. that will make the road cleanup more complicated. as surface temperatures drop, the salt is less effective at melting the ice. so even though now we have the bulk of the snowfall behind us we could easily be looking at another day of treacherous travel. george? >> okay, trevor, thanks very much. >>> the storm grounded thousands of flights again this morning. our transportation correspondent gio benitez is tracking the latest from kennedy airport. goo

cecilia vega starts us off. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you.rces are telling me that u.s. intelligence shows that vladimir putin could be ready to do it as early as today. unclear whether he has made the decision but as you said president biden saying that an invasion is a distinct possibility. this morning, with europe on the brink of war, new images showing more u.s. forces from fort campbell deploying to poland while at the white house president biden holding out hope for diplomacy, but issuing a stern new warning to moscow. >> let there be no doubt if russia commits this breach by invading ukraine, responsible nations around the world will not hesitate to respond. >> reporter: russia claims it has pulled back some troops from ukraine's border even releasing this new video claiming it shows forces leaving crimea. but so far the u.s. has seen no evidence of a withdrawal. >> we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home bases. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the u.s. believes russian troops have actually mo

cecilia: sÍ me pegÓ muy fuerte.. gracias a dios tengo a valentina que es mucho mÁs coherente que la madre. [risas] vino y me dijo ya estÁ. ya te tomaste tu tiempo de depresiÓn y de todo. ahora estamos nosotros dos y te tienes que levantar. deja de tener miedo. gracias a vale empezamos e hicimos "soltero a los 40" empecÉ a escribir, empezamos a hacer cosas. la idea era ganarle al miedo. >> tambiÉn viajÓ al suroeste mexicano donde recibiÓ un reconocimiento. aprovecho para subir una fotografÍa en bikini que provocÓ ciertos comentarios por parte de sus seguidores. cecilia: son muy calurosas, pero detrÁs del instagram. cuando me tienen de frente no. son muy miedosos. >> te pasa eso regularmente con los hombres? cecilia: la verdad que se. no lo sÉ creo que me ven muy grande. [risas] sÍ. muy grandota. justo lo hablÁbamos reciÉn con vale. tengo un carÁcter que, a lo mejor, parezco como muy fuerte y bueno. no alcanzar a conocerme lo que soy realmente. se asustan antes. >> despuÉs de siete aÑos de solterÍa la tres rebelo si e

it's a grim day here, cecilia.t stark warning from the president of the united states that americans here in ukraine should leave now and that the u.s., he added, will not be able to evacuate them if war breaks out. all that makes it very real for the estimated 10,000 to 15,000 americans who are living here in ukraine. we've been talking to americans here and right now for all the tension, life still seems normal. people are going to work. the kids go to school. everything is open. a young teacher saying he has a life here, a job, a girlfriend. this is his home, but that feeling could change very fast as the situation continues to deteriorate. more russian warships today heading into the black sea and they will be joining what will effectively be a naval blockade of ukraine while massive military exercises between russia and belarus are going on just a few miles north of the ukrainian border here. but the really bad news today, the news off the diplomatic front. those big talks in berlin -- ukraine, russia, france,

cecilia, what have you learned? >> reporter: we know the president made this decision just within the last 24 hours, that he's doing this along with eu partners, really a show of force and being united against what the kremlin is doing are there in the uk. the press secretary telling me it's meant to send a clear message about the allies and their opposition to russia. the experts we've talked to say this is largely a symbolic move to sanction putin personally. it's going to include a travel ban, banning him from coming into the country. that wasn't on the agenda any time soon. as for his money, he's notoriously private about that. the white house says they have more sanctions on the table. as we say every night, this crisis is just getting worse. >> cecilia, thank you. >>> this russian invasion is leading to another emergency unfolding at this hour. our team witnessing the humanitarian crisis just across ukraine's borders. the u.n. alreadiest matiy estim hundreds of thousands on the move. desperate crowds at train

he still believes there's an off-ramp, is what he said to cecilia say fw vega. and terry, while president biden was with the german chancellor, france president macron holding marathon five-hour talks at this point, right terry, with vladimir putin at the kremlin? >> reporter: that's right, david. and afterwards, it sounded like they may have made some progress. putin said that macron offered ideas that he said could, quote, be the basis for next steps together. and macron talked about, quote, a number of points of convergence. but both men indicated much depends on leaders here in ukraine. how much are they willing to concede to stave off an attack? david? >> yeah, that is quite a long table between the two leaders there today. terry, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight and new questions after the death of a navy s.e.a.l. candidate during what's called hell week, the grueling training and tests. what we're learning about the death of that candidate. the governor of his home state tonight remembering him as a legend. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: it i

were added business end of the african cup of nations in cameron grace, i'm in finals at witness cecilia maddie, lead in senegal, against book in i fastened a 1st for the goes to want to qualify for the finals and well egypt mohammed sala, he did not, it had they did penalties, but i still wanted to go to one over cameron. heartbreak for cameron have got the top score of the tournament for set up. rebecca was not meant to be, which means we'll get to see it and anger last of senegal against egypt. and our final, it's sad your money versus a muhammad said are, these are livable inmates the best football as it in africa, across the world. and everyone can pay witnesses as to who gets to win. it will be sadly mighty and synagogue for the 1st time in their history after 2 losses. oh, well, how much sala? crown in a big pharaoh, for egypt, if they get to win it again, synagogue in that find another m. allan bay stadium on sunday. lisa shakuma, all the year 2022 winter olympics have now begun at beijing's the iconic birds nest stadium. originally built for the summer games in 2008, it's in use

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en estados unidos ahora en ucrania el gobierno declaro edstado de emergencia no vamos a la capital ceciliaches que implica esto que haya edstado de emergencia >> hola buenas noches edstado de emergencia es que el gobierno puede disponer de movilizacion ademas toque de queda controles de pasaporte prohibir concentraciones hemos estado con residentes de venezuela que viven aqui vemos cluales son sus temores y su decision en funcion de como acvanza el conflicto >> a medida que se intensifica la incertidumbre la preocupacion es cada vez mayor entre los habitantes hogares que zse e encuentran con el dilema de t tener que abandonar el pais alex hs pa preparado su kittel de seguridad en caso que se agrave el conflicto >> tenemos dinero en efectivo tenemos comida lo suficiente para cinco dia >> pero la decision de marcharse no es facil porque su esposa ee esta embarazada >>me gustaria que naviciera aqi >> caterina dice que qouiere quedarse mientras alertan de taataque >> la situacion es norma >> muchos extranjeros como v vi victor preiefieren esperar a v como pasan las tropa >> estamos esperando s

hello, cecilia. >> good morning, kerry and everybody from the "today" show what would you like to drinkwest hire, robots >> welcome to the south beach wine and food festival. >> cecilia mixing 17 different drinks, 120 an hour. >> you can make a recommendation. >> would you rather have your cocktail, fruity, sour, classy >> this is like talking to a bartender. >> like talking to a robotic bartender. >> robotic bartending. and now so many service jobs still unfilled, robots of all sorts, are rolling into the labor force. more than 5,000 u.s. restaurants use serving robots, to bring food to the table, and take dirty dishes back to the kitchen. at the resort in the florida key, the robot cut in half the wait staff shuffle servers had been walking up to six miles a shift. >> instead of them walking back to the kitchen, to get the food, the food is coming to them, by the robot. >> also, coming soon to the u.s., robot pizza makers, like the ones in paris. it kneads the dough, prepares the pie, cooks, cuts, and boxes the pizza. >> how does the pizza taste? >> we can make up to 80 pizzas an hour

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terry moran in ukraine, cecilia vega at the white house, and martha raddatz on what an attack could looktonight, for the first time in american history,

. >>> let's go to washington and chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. cecelia, president biden and our allies are doing more to crack down on russia? >> reporter: we could be looking at some of the strictest sanctions in modern history. what they're doing is the financial nuclear weapon. they're cutting off russia from the s.w.i.f.t. banking system. it allows big banks to send international transactions. they're still working out the details. we could be talking about crushing russia's ability to do business beyond its borders. perhaps even bigger than that, there's this targeting of russia's central bank. it's a really big deal because it's targeting $600 billion russia has set aside to sanction proof its economy. on top of that now -- listen to this. officials are talking about targeting some of the richest russians, freezing their assets in the west. they're being really explicit about that. they're saying they're going after their yachts, their mansions, their luxury apartments and their ability to send their children to fancy colleges in the west.

buenas noches soy cecilia de la fuente. >>> y cÉsar bayona, en una noche donde continÚa la incertidumbreo ambiente). >>> esas son las escenas que envuelven a kiev, esto cerca de la capital donde hay combates a esta hora de la noche. continÚan los ataques aÉreos. >>> el presidente zelensky pide ayuda al mundo para defender su paÍs que asegura ya estÁ bajo amenaza total. >>> en tanto miles de ucranianos huyeron de su paÍs en las Últimas 48 horas. se estima que la invasiÓn de rusia desate la exclusiÓn de hasta 5 millones de personas. >>> y vamos ahora con el reporte de estefanie magallÁn. >>> llenos de temor huyen de su paÍs mientras rusia continÚa invadiendo ucrania, organizaciones humanitarias se preparan para la crisis que se avecina. la directora de (nombre en inglÉs), un grupo que se dedicÓ a ayudar a refugiados en la bahÍa desde 1977. en colaboraciÓn con un grupo internacional esta organizaciÓn enviÓ un grupo a ucrania. dicen que la meta es evaluar la necesidad para saber los puentes, servicios y programas que necesitarÁn los refugiados. desde ya recolectan lo que necesitarÁn para los

solicitado el apoyo de la embajada de mÉxico en ucrania para ser evacuadas, vamos hasta kiev con cecilia rÍa en las prÓximas horas * quÉ se sabe? >> hola buenas noches, vanessa, bueno en unas horas no sabemos exactamente van a partir desde aquÍ desde la puerta de la embajada de mÉxico, las personas que hayan aceptado la oferta del gobierno mexicano que van a ser trasladadas al oeste del paÍs y luego a la frontera con eslovaquia, tenemos que esperar para ver los detalles y tambiÉn estaremos por aquÍ para ver si podemos conocer las historias de estas personas. la situaciÓn en kiev es de absoluta incertidumbre despuÉs que el presidente de estados unidos haya dicho que todavÍa no hay seguridad que este ataque no su pueda producir pero tambiÉn la historia parece haber dado un giro ante la retirada de tropas de rusia, vamos a ver lo que pasa en los prÓximos minutos pero lo cierto que por ahora no ha habido ningÚn tipo de agresiÓn militar, estamos a la espera de la evoluciÓn de la situaciÓn. >> muchas gracias celia estamos muy al tanto. aquÍ en estados unidos, una familia latina llora la pÉrdid

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okay, cecilia, thanks very much.el. >> thank you. >>> now to the latest on the showdown with russia over ukraine. russia holding major military exercises on the border while ukrainian troops are beginning a new round of drills. terry moran is on the scene in the ukraine. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, michael. these next ten days are shaping up to be a critical period in this crisis. this morning, russia and ukraine beginning, russia and belarus, i should say beginning those huge military exercises just north of ukraine in belarus. nato says 30,000 russian troops are on hand. ukraine says it's less than that. and among their tasks they'll be drilling on sophisticated surface-to-air missile systems and preparing for urban warfare. at the same time the russian navy has now announced that it will shut down access to huge swaths of the black sea. that's ukraine's southern coastline while they conduct missile tests and artillery tests at sea there. russia will be effectively blockading ukraine's ports, an

nations were at a business end of the african cup of nations in cameron grey semifinals of witness . cecilia maddie, leading senegal against booking. i fastened a 1st for the goes to want to qualify for the finals and well egypt mohammed sala. he did not. he did, they did penalties, but i still wanted to go to want over cameron hart break for come out and have got the top score of the tournament for set up. rebecca waste not meant to be, which means we'll get to see it. and i go last of senegal against egypt in that final. it's sad your money versus a muhammad said, are these are liverpool tin made the best football as it in africa, across the world. and everyone can pay witnesses as to who gets to win. it will be sadly mighty on synagogue for the 1st time into history after 2 losses, or what i met sa, crown in the book fair for egypt, if they get to win it again. synagogue in that find a lot of them are limby stadium on sunday. as the february, a blue as have already taken, not hold for those of us in the northern hemisphere. that is the 1st sy fi block breast of the year might offer a welc

and why is so little being done to help we speak to cecilia just andre home. he's been researching gentrification and housing policy for yeas rice lanka over personal in your, in the past here in the wealthiest country in the european union, almost 1000000 people without housing. i have to leave in make shift arrangements or even on the street or in state run accommodation, alice gunbar. this is a social scandal in my opinion, that we also have a kind of hidden homelessness, the visible homelessness. we see people sleeping at train stations or under bridges . that's just the tip of the iceberg. m looks i would expect, such as ice bagus. pony tells us that for over 20 years, social groups have demanded, official da should be collected to assess the scale of the problem. and tackling long term. this is our, i'm not just saying this is a social scientist who works with a lot of figures of it's a scandal that there aren't official statistics on an issue as important as homelessness. statistic of why is it that there is still no official statistics. we come across

terry moran in ukraine, cecilia vega at the white house, and martha raddatz tonight on what an attack. >>> also tonight, for the first time in american history, a gun manufacturer paying millions in a landmark settlement, in connection with a mass shooting

gives you cannot take any risk on that. agricultural productivity to be hindered or being affected is cecilia stockier by sadly, if you follow last months that you've shown prime minister was urging is you'll be in again to sign a binding agreement or any legal document is hubie and didn't so done in the boss have been asking for any technical issues if you like, sharing about what is going to cause you can't keep saying it's not going to fix. have done is going to regulate the water. ok. we have expert from sudan, but they want to see these the condition. i am an expert in water. why not? you show me. i have my my in, you need to show them a more. finally, we haven't seen any independent evaluation. i have been and many others calling internationally for an independent, technical review of the dam make up and they snuck a single, independent review. so these all make it as a classic example. i just really realized that point we should edlio, this is only about your if you will be a, it's the survival project. right? and this is clearly that there's a lot of progress that still needs to be ma

ah, a cecilia vague vega, abc cert sanctions clearly have not been enough to deter vladimir putin to this point. what is going to stop him? how and when does this and, and do you see him trying to go beyond ukraine? and a 2nd question i'll just give to you now. this statement that he gave last night will that the what the threat that he gave the west will face consequences greater than any you have faced in history. is he threatening a nuclear strike? i have no idea what he's threatening. i know what he has done. number one, and number 2, no one expected the sanctions to prevent it from happening. that has to show this could take time and we have to show resolve. so he knows what's coming. and so the people of russia know what he's brought on them. that's what this is all about. this is going to take time is not gonna occur, is going to say, oh my god, these sanctions are coming. i'm going to stand out. he's going to test the resolve of the west to see if we stay together and we will, we will and will impose significant course on him. will he go beyond ukraine, sir? do you see him go