even chuck todd knows that the left screwed with the midterms coming.ng the country headed in the wrong direction. watch this. >> look, 65% wrong track is a bad number. 71% that's why it is in the she lacking category. you have got three, essentially three numbers here that all point into dangerous territory for the democrats and the incumbent party. presidential job rating at 40%, wrong track over 70%, and the republicans leading in the generic ballot. not a good time. >> jesse: she lacking as the midterms start to sneak up will the democrats be able to pull a rabbit out of their hat? kellyanne conway the former counselor to president trump. so, joy is not happy, chuck todd is not happy. the democrats a are not happy. no one is happy with the democrat and joe biden. have you ever seen it like this and is there anything they can do, kelly, to turn things around. >> haven't seen it like that. in fact there are 31 house democrat retirements already, jesse. if the republicans win 32 seats they will have the largest majority in 100 years. think about that.

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it's time now for our weekly discussion with chuck todd. news political director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck. thanks for joining us, as always. >> hey. >> you have a powerful lineup this morning. we have to start with ukraine, of course. with russian forces moving in on ukraine's capital and the heartbreaking images we've been seeing, what did the national security adviser jake sullivan say on sanctions and closing the airspace over ukraine? that's what ukrainians have been wanting. >> well, they're not ready, no change in the posture from the president regarding the no-fly zone. there is a belief inside the administration that that is the equivalent of a declaration of war, if you will, and that that would trigger that. but that said, when the president the other day warned russia there would be severe -- a severe price to pay if they used chemical weapons, when i asked the national security adviser to define severe price, because we've already had severe consequences for this war of choice already on the economic front, a

be sure and tune in to the latest episode of the chuck todd cast.k with more "meet the press daily" tomorrow, and msnbc coverage continues with katy tur after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with a bit more thought we can all do our part to keep plastic out of the ocean. centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. >>> good to be with you. i am katy tur. there's a lot going on this afternoon, and we will have the latest out of ukraine in just a moment. we want to begin with breaking news here at home that will affect all of us. at any moment the federal reserve is expected to announce the first interest rate hike since 2018. the fed is under intense pressure right now t

time right now for our weekly chat with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." thanks for joining us. >> you got it, candice. hello there. >> let's dive into ukraine. you're speaking with secretary of state blinken. the sanctions, the president says, have had a big impact. he's trying to maximize impact on russia while minimizing harm in the u.s. and on allies. but is the administration running out of cards to play while trying to walk this line? >> well, you know, you bring up a good point. this has been a pretty aggressive sanctions regime. there really is only one big thing left. it would be a full oil and gas embargo by the west. there's growing political support for it in the united states congress, both democrats and republicans. i think the biden administration is not yet ready to sign off unilaterally, but you'll hear the secretary of state say if he can get all the allies on board, then maybe they would do that. but we do know that both germany and italy have some energy they're still buying from russia through a very small channel, and so t

i'm kristen welker in for chuck todd. thousands of civilians are trying to flee. russian forces are on kyiv's door step leaving the u.s. allies contemplating their next moves, all amid europe's worst refugee crisis since world war ii. they bidn administration said it's in discussions on the energy market and at the same time are having talks with poland to send fighter jets to ukraine as putin warns western stations against involvement. a pentagon official tells msnbc news, more than 1.7 million people have fled the war-torn country, with more than 400 civilians killed since the full-scale invasion began less than two weeks ago. there are reports of russian forces opening fire on some civilians and ukrainian officials have characterized a prosed russian cease-fire as a farce. the president this morning spoke with french president emmanuel macron, olaf schultz and they will discuss moscow and a potential ban on russian oil imports. >> officials meeting in an effort to de-escalate the situation. secretary of state antony blinken, who is meeting today with his counte

i'm chuck todd. in brussels today and what comes out of his series of emergency meetings today that he essentially helped organize and called, nato, g-7 and the eu. we've seen pledges for more support for ukraine, humanitarian relief, battalions to eastern europe, more sanctions on russia, and perhaps contingency planning in the

for an interview with chuck todd for a preview of this week's "meet the press." it is now time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and the moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck, and thank you for joining us this morning. >> how are you doing? >> many developments overseas this morning including president biden's trip to europe. what can we expect to see from the trip and what type of message will he send to our allies, and putin, as well as russia? >> well, part of this i think is to get the nato leaders together to make sure they're on the same page, to make sure, you know, are there going to be red lines that nato, whether they publicly state them or not, that they're going to agree to. for instance, what is nato going to do if chemical weapons are used, what is nato going to do if missile attacks from russia continue to target civilians purposely? it's pretty clear he's doing that. i think the nato leaders need contingency plans. then there's peace talks. there's probably going to be a moment where president zelenskyy addr

for our weekly interview with chuck todd, who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." plus, lightening the load on our ecosystem. the simple changes you can make to help light up your life and fight our climate in crisis. and it's hollywood's biggest night, the oscars taking place this evening. ahead, a preview of the big night and a breakdown of the films up for an academy award. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ ( upbeat music ) ♪ it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck with accessories. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> welcome back. it is time for our weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc news political director and moderator of "meet the press." hi, chuck. as always, thanks for joining us this morn

let's take the whole thing, but even sleepy eyes chuck todd on nbc said the other day when he was interviewing i think it was blinken, he said how come this never happened under trump? china didn't do anything. russia didn't do, nobody did anything, and in fact we got along with north korea. you know, how come none of this stuff happened under trump and some day you and i will sit down and i'll tell you why. stuart: okay, i look forward to that. how about iran? we are told that we're going to be signing an iranian nuke deal any day now. i'm sure you oppose it. you took us out of the nuke deal what do you think happens just a few months or a year down the road if we go back into that iran nuke deal and they get a chance of a bomb? >> well, it's the end of israel if that happens. israel is, i don't think israel could actually let it happen. it is the worst deal and also, you'll see nukes all over the middle east and everyone else will get them too. it will be the end, because if they have them, saudi arabia will get them and everyone else is going to get them and how can you tell them not to do

. >>> chuck todd speaks with secretary of state anthony blinken on "meet the press." it right here tomorrow morning at 8:00 right after "today in the bay" with kira klapper. >>> this weekend marks the 57th bloody sunday from selma, alabama. this is where police brutally attacked hundreds of peaceful marchers, 17 people were hospitalized and dozens treated for injuries. the attack prompted congress tg pass the voting rights act. another march is set tomorrow. >>> the smithsonian kicking off tomorrow. 120 life size 3-d statue size of women. depicting women all together in one plals. >> when you think of women in stem, you think of our physics and mathematicians. we have women who are designing video gaming and helping save endangered species and tracking earthquakes. it is astonishing of what these women are doing. >> reporter: the exhibit will travel toll other museums along the national mall. >>> steady snow is falling in the sierra tonight. lovely window. >> wow. researchers say they had five inches of snow over night. looks like we are getting more. >> beautiful. >>

on chuck todd on the day after the state of the union.ussia is intensifying its attacks on ukraine. the death toll from the war continues to climb including civilians. the biden administration is warning russia could be on the brink of committing war crimes. kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city, faced renewed shelling overnight. a defense official tells us that russian missiles are targeting kyiv. one official said 21 people have been killed and more than 100 injured today alone. this comes after yesterday the russian advance on kyiv appeared to stall prompting warnings putin would double down on violent tactic, perhaps from the air. during an emergency session at the united nations the u.s. indicated it has intelligence to back this up. >> and now it appears russia is preparing to increase the brutality of its campaign against ukraine. we've seen videos of russian forces moving exceptionally lethal weaponry into ukraine, which has no place on the battlefield. that includes cluster munitions and vacuum bombs, which are banned under the

i'm garrett haake in for chuck todd.iden is back from europe but as he tries to steer the u.s. and allies away from an escalating conflict on the continent, his standing at home is in

. >>> chuck todd speaks with anthony blinken on "meet the press," you will hear the latest from reporters on the ground right here tomorrow morning right after today in the bay with kira klapper. >>> another large search effort in the east bay for alexis gabe. search was focused in brentwood. volunteers looking for any clues connected to gabe's disappearance. she was last seen on january 26th at her ex-boyfriend's house. searchers are making more use of technology thanks to trading for members of the casket foundation. >> we use technology for taking pictures when there is anything to take pictures of. we use a gps tracker on these searchers phone as well as a radio app. >> reporter: volunteers and police have yet to find any credible lead in this case. >>> uc berkeley is not taking no for an answer in regards to its request for enroll more students on thursday. california's supreme court denied the university's request. students are being admitted in three categories, in-person learning, remote learning and fall remote learning but in-person learning starts in january. uc berkeley is cal

chuck todd spoke to the nato secretary-general this morning. >> this is president putin's war, and he can end it now. that's what all allies call on russia to do. any use of chemical weapon also be a brutal violation of international law. the ban on the use of chemical weapons. we know that russia has used chemical agents in europe before against their own political opponents, and they -- russia has been facilitating supporting the assad regime in syria where chemical weapons were used. >> he says it's important that nato respond in a way that doesn't escalate the conflict into a full-fledged war between nato allies and russia. >>> as the refugee crisis continues, people in the bay area are stepping up. here's christy smith. >> reporter: russia's attacks on ukraine have forced ukrainians to flee, far away from the destructive, this bay area is about to head to poland. >> i had my visa a long time before this war started. there's so many refugees. >> reporter: magdalene was born in poland with a brother in warsaw. >> for my brother, poland needs help. they are helping take in the refug

secretary of state antony blinken spoke to chuck todd on "meet the press" this morning.said they're still trying for a peaceful end to the invasion and that russian president vladimir putin has no realistic way to control the 45 million people living in ukraine. >> what we've learned over the past couple of weeks is that they will fight to the end for their country. and if it takes a week if it takes a month, if it takes a year. and he has no plan, putin, for how this actually ends on his terms. >> ukraine is asking for more equipment to fight back, specifically fighter jets. blinken said nato countries are working out a plan to get those jets to ukraine but congress is also looking at a proposal to give $10 billion in aid. south bay congresswoman anna eschew says that will likely pass. >> we'll approve this money, very importantly, to give the ukrainian people air cover. what's very important from this is, and president zelenskyy has said it we will fight the fight. just give us what we need. and that's exactly what we're doing. >>> the list of companies dropping servic

chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with the nato secretary general. nbc's richard engel will join him from ukraine. watch tomorrow at 8:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> in our area we are still working to learn what led up to a four-alarm fire at a vacant war house in campbell yesterday. it is still smoldering. the warehouse on dell avenue caught fire friday not far from the change of highway 17 and 85. it was scheduled to be torn down next week so firefighters cop taped it from the outside and let it burn the inside. this is video from overhead yesterday. look at that. that massive plume of smoke. at one point the smoke trail could be seen for miles. >>> new at 6:00, a tentative deal has been reached between the mt. i do ablow unified school district and the teachers. the teachers authorized starting a strike and many hit the pact lines, but they did reach a deal. salary increases amount to a 10.5% raise the next three years. while teachers won't get more prep time, they will get the same amount of time they currently have. the union will have

will join chuck todd. catch it right here on nbc at 8:00 in the morning after today in the bay. >> the young police officer who died mysteriously this month is being remembered fondly today. family, friends, and former teammates gathered at a service at redemption church in san jose. packer played football at san jose state before he joined the police force. many remember him as a positive, well-liked, talented young man with a wonderful future ahead of him. two weeks ago, his body was found inside his home. he was just 24 years old. now, a cause of death has not been released but police have ruled out foul play. after the service, packer was laid to rest at oak hill memorial park. >> to the search for alexis gabe. today marks exactly two months since she disappeared. she was reported missing on january 26th after her car was found abandoned in oakley with the keys still in the ignition. the foundation helping in the search effort is now asking farmers, ranchers, and real estate agents to check private pro

ukraine was on tip always russia has been there a long time you notice everyone talking about it even chuck todd mentioned it rather amazing, he said how come none of this is happened during trump administration why didn't they take ukraine, during trump administration, and, by the way, taiwan is going to be next watch taiwan. he is watching -- president xi. >> i want to ask about that u.s. delegation visiting taiwan in show of supporter, being there are -- chinese invasion in taiwan former secretary of state pompeo, arrived there today, got a warm welcome, president trump do you expect china to invaded taiwan sooner rather than later. >> a i do they see how stupid united states is running see our ladders are incompetent, of course, they are going to do this is their this time they did nothing on ukraine. they do nothing, if you remember, i was the one got the antitank missiles into ukraine. want obama gave plan blankets they said ob gave nothing give a blankets if they didn't have antitank missiles wouldn't have any chance would have been wiped out day one very booed now but very hard a differe

networks, including nbc news and talking to chuck todd he repeated that if china and other countriesbailing out for throwing a life-line to russia by working around the sanctions or compensate for those sanctions, then there will be consequences. when asked about the consequences, he said it wasn't going to be talk about it. he will tell china privately this is that moment where the u.s. will tell china what the consequences will be the meeting will take place today. another topic of discussion as you mentioned may be the news reports and unconfirmed that russia may have asked china for military support and equipment this could be something else that they will talk about. julianna >> claudio, thank you. >>> we have a positive start in store for the u.s. trading session. all three indexes in positive territory. dow jones industrial average with a 230 point gain. nasdaq and s&p with a positive start. >> a disparity u.s. indexes ended solidly in the red for the week the dax up 4% after the rally last week. that is it for "squawk box." stay tuned to "worldwide exchange" with dominic chu

since donald trump was in office and he is still paying rent in the mind of whoopi goldberg and chuck toddears went by and it literally didn't happen. there is disconnect with majority of the american people. under trump, isis went from being a top threat to almost nonexistent. halting testing of nukes and no longer issuing threats toward us and russia didn't invade foreign countries. have you to wonder if the debacle of the withdraw af afghanistan forces have anything to do with russia being emboldened by ukraine. and a big reset button secretary of state hillary clinton handed to lavrov. going great so far. remember that thing? and the team o'biden -- obama and biden mocked mitt romney in 2012. when you add it up, bad things happen under obama and biden and stopped happening under trump and for the media to say this would have happened under trump ignored up to 2021. map irish. >> todd: what concerns me, it is less about trump and more about the disastrous consequences of the biden foreign policy, if you can call it that and media lack of informing the american public about what he's doi

the reviews as far as i've seen them, the nbc news, chuck todd, what i saw last night, not exactly glowing of all, brian, your twitter takes are very powerful. my take is that you really saw that this is a president who simply is not in control of his presidency who is in control? jay powell has to try to guide this economy to some sort of soft landing with inflation. vladimir putin, what's happening in ukraine that's a big factor. you see joe manchin at the state of the union you have the pandemic. all those things cut joe biden the democrats' way over the next few years. going to be kind of a disaster for them politically. >> it was very strong on ukraine. it was nice to see everybody back together. it was nice to see the bipartisan cheering around ukraine when they got to the domestic side as well, of course things got very different. but i think your take, jimmy, and my take might be the same, which is i was actually shocked when it ended because i'm kind of waiting, where's the part when they start talking about china. he mentioned xi jinping once he talked about manufacturing in amer

chuck todd is next but on this international women's day, firefighters handing out flowers to women and a symbol of peace and solidarity. one young woman from kyiv had this message for the ukrainian women staying behind to fight russia's invasion. >> i want to say, hmm, girls, yeah, you are awesome, you are powerful, and you're empowering us to do our best. some people have minor joint pain, plus have high blood pressure. they may not be able to take just anything for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil®, aleve®, or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. >>> if it's tuesday, president biden announces a ban on russian oil imports as the administration tells how far it will go to punish putin and how far putin might go in its response with russian forces still stalled outside kyiv. >>>

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thank you, jeremy bash chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press. the other side of there is the sanctions which, as jeremy pointed out, have been crippling to the russian economy now the talk about cutting off gas imports from the united states to russia nancy pelosi, this week, got behind that idea. >> yep. >> do you think that could be coming if so, what are the practical impacts here in the united states >> i think it's definitely coming because you know how politics work, willie. this is one of those couple of people started and everybody me, too, yeah, me too. >> right. >> even though the white house quietly was trying late last week i got word that they were calling individual senators, trying to talk them out of this. and i think now they realize the politics is too far ahead of them on this there is bipartisan buy-in the issue isn't just impacting our market as much but it does -- if we do this, it puts pressure on the remaining european nations that have not done this, right there is still some european nations that are getting russian oil

take a listen to what they had to say to my colleague chuck todd on "meet the press." >> putin is paying a high price for this totally unjustified and senseless war against an independent sovereign nation, ukraine. >> the brutality here increases, the united states will contemplate and consider every possible range of actions along with our nato allies. >> our involvement in this war is going to increase if their tactics targeting civilians also increase. >> and just a short time ago, russia's military said it had launched another round of hypersonic missiles on ukrainian facilities, hitting a fuel depot near the black sea port. nbc news is still working on verifying the latest claim from the kremlin but it's the second day in a row that russia has reportedly used this weapon which is capability, by the way, of striking targets more than 1,000 miles away. ten times faster than the speed of sound. all of this as the president gears up for a week of european travel to reaffirm america's commitment to ukraine and peace talks. he is set to attend the nato and eu summits in brussels which wou

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. >>> chuck todd, good morning. it's good to see you. this is sort of -- this trip is joe biden's wheelhouse. he fancies himself as the foreign policy guy, had a big job to do to show the world and to show ukraine in a the west is solid in defending that country against russia, obviously overshadowed a bit by the off-the-kof remark by vladimir putin. did anything change here? >> i do think the trip was a successful and necessary trip to keep the alliance going. europe could fracture again quickly. they haven't but to continue to sort of reinforce the idea that they got to stick with this, we know there's an economic and energy hardness here. i think it was necessary to do some of this diplomacy in person. the off-the-cuff remark, for those of us who have covered joe biden for decade, he spoke a -- look, he said something out loud that all of us have been thinking and it's a question i've asked many guests on the show about three, four sundays in a row, willie, which is how does this end with putin in power? it is a conundrum and a riddle

. >>> my colleague chuck todd will talk to the kyiv mayor klitschko today right here on msnbc. >>> presidenten is speaking with china's leader, xi jinping. it is the first time they spoken since the invasion began. u.s. officials warned china against aiding russia's war efforts. that'll put a further strain between the relationships of the world's two large economies. joining us now is janice mackey frayer. >> reporter: going into this call, it was china that wanted to talk. also to let it be known that china is not open to threats. china wants to appear to be a neutral player in this, jose, which many people see it debatable. china/russia ties have deepen in the years that xi jinping and vladimir putin have both been in power, just less than three weeks before the russian invasion standing side by side declaring a friendship with no limits. from the chinese perspective, they tried to explain their partnership with russia as one of strategic convenience and that they are aligned together against the u.s. and much of the west because of sanctions and nato expansions so in that sense, presiden

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i am chuck todd here in washington. the white house today is stepping up its efforts to try to isolate russia a bit more. president biden speaking with his chinese counterpart, xi jinping a few hours ago as u.s. officials renew concerns the kremlin is laying ground work for a chemical weapons attack. russia is expanding the assault on civilian targets in ukraine, even as you hear claims of trying to have peace talks. richard engel and his crew shot this video showing some of the devastation in one part of kyiv as russian forces shelled an apartment complex. they hit a local supermarket and a kindergarten. ukrainian officials say the attack killed one person. spoke to the kyiv mayor a short time ago about his efforts to defend the capital city. i will bring you that effort in a few moments. needless to say, he was talking about what is becoming more and more indiscriminate in kyiv. russia's attacks are intensifying further west in lviv, the city near the polish border, had been a gathering place for ukrainians fleeing ot

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chuck todd at "mtp daily" is right after this message. ter the e u.s.ting a war with putin. >>> plus, a bipartisan show of force against russian aggression. we'll speak with the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee since returning from the ukrainian border over the weekend. >>> and the consequences of war abroad beginning to be felt here at home. and president biden urged americans to blame russia for the spike in gas prices. and a political environment

chuck todd is on assignment. >>> president biden will arrive here in just hours, where nato leaders willskyy, who will address the assembly by video link. ukrainian officials say their forces continue to hold mariupol. the humanitarian crisis is spreading, though, to communities outside of kyiv. as vladimir putin's troops fight to inch closer to the capital and ukraine is putting forth enormous resistance. there are nine separate corridors to try to move out civilians. we continue to monitor the third day of judge ketanji brown jacksons 'senate hearing. jacob, you are at a field hospital near the border

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i'm garrett haake in for chuck todd. at the start of a consequential week for nato and the biden presidency. at any moment we expect the white house to give us more details about president biden's conversation this morning with fellow nato leaders from france, germany and the united kingdom. it comes as president biden head to poland, whose country sits at the center of a massive refugee crisis. russia has intensified its assault on cities all across ukraine, including in the west near the polish border, with many of those attacks targeting civilians. there's a shopping center in kyiv, a mental health center in mykolaiv and several homes in odesa. a senior correspondent said russia's military advance has not made significant advances over the past 24 hours. the pentagon's current assessment is russia hasn't achieved any of its military objectives so far. ukraine has rejected russian demands to surrender the southern city of mariupol. officials believe as many as 300,000 people remain trapped there with 90% of the city de

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." >> announcer: this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> and a good sunday morning. with much of their advance stalled, russian forces continue to turn their guns and missiles on civilians. in recent days they've hit a theater that was clearly identified as filled with children. hundreds remain unaccounted for. russians have bombed apartment buildings in city after city to spread terror, even targeting bread lines and food storage facilities with the clear intention of starving the populace into submission. overnight russia bombed an art school in mariupol. 400 people were hiding there. president biden has called vladimir putin a war criminal, and in the white house he warned china, xi jinping, of severe repercussions if china decides to aid them militarily or voluntarily. zelenskyy is president of the ukranian people and will remain so after this big war, but putin refuses to meet with zelenskyy. does he want to flatten it so nobody can have it? we have chief correspondent richard engel. richard, it seems like this week is the week russia amped up missile strikes. a

i'm chuck todd. two weeks into russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine, the fighting is intensifying the humanitarian crisis is worsening. and any prospects for a quick resolution of this conflict has all but faded. putin is doubling down on the aggressiveness. and a temporary cease-fire along several humanitarian corridors is set to expire in less than an hour from now as ukrainians try to escape. 2.1 million people have fled the country, more than half to poland. ukrainian officials are accusing russia of shelling the evacuation route in the port city of mariupol. you're looking at images, some extraordinary graphic. just fed to us a few moments ago, what we believe is a scene from a children's hospital that ukrainian officials say was destroyed by russian air strikes. the damage is catastrophic. president zelenskyy tweet out this video, reportedly showing the aftermath of the hospital. nbc news has not been able to independently verify the videos that zelenskyy sent out. the world health organizat

i'm chuck todd on a day in which we're following a number of developments in the war in ukraine. russia appears to be ramping up the size and scope and brutality of its attacks. and president biden will talk about his made in america commitments and the united nations is holding an emergency meeting to suggestion russia's taking of the nuclear power plant yesterday. officials begged for help to avoid a disaster. here's the ambassador to the u.n. just moments ago. >> by the grace of god the world narrowly averted a nuclear catastrophe last night. russia's attack put russia's largest nuclear power at risk. it was incredibly dangerous and threatened people across russia, ukraine and europe. >> and officials assured us there's been no radioactive leakage from the plant and the damage has been fairly limited. president zelenskyy said it could have created a disaster six time larger than chernobyl in '96 as he pleaded with european leaders for more assistance in his fight against the russians. minutes ago we saw him speak again, urging the european union to admit his country immediatel

. >> chuck todd you talked today on this network within the last two hours of the mayor of kyiv. i want to play a little bit of that. watch. >> nobody have the safety in our city. nobody have safety in our country. it's every citizens of our country is target. especially the targets. the russians capture other cities. i don't think about me by myself but i'm more care about the citizens. >> i mean the targeting of innocent people, right, the targeting of these civilians here, the deaths of them takes this to, i think, a level that is just gut wrenching for so many people. and, yet, russia's defense continued to be as you know, jim, well, you know, we think that ukrainian troops, it's all just -- it feels like it just covering their tracks at this point. >> right. that's exactly right. they are just -- they're denying this is even happening. i think zelenskyy video that he showed the congress presented that raw picture of what is really happening. and these are war crimes. how can they be anything else? this is deliberate targeting of civilians. they're saving their precision muni

i'm chuck todd in washington where we expect remarks from the secretary of state antony blinken on ukraine and will take question from reporters. we have an idea he has thing to say for folks in europe to hear. russia's military has ramped up attacks on civilian targets as it remains mostly stalled in its advances in the ground. we've seen russia target a food storage facility in kyiv which nbc's richard engel toured afterward. we'll have a live report from him in a few moments. there was a second storage facility nearby also struck. it appears to be a sign that moscow may be trying to simply starve the city into submission, sort of the russian -- when they hit a wall, they try to hit a wall harder. russia has shelled a theater in mariupol where residents were seeking shelter from the bombardment. city officials say rescue efforts are under way in there. they have not said how many people were killed but a satellite image of the area from before the assault shows signs that read "children" outside of it. and we'll have disturbing video from mariupol where the hospital is overwhelmed treati

i'm chuck todd, we are going to get right to it, because we are awaiting remark from president biden,skyy addressed the u.s. congress. the eight is not expected to include some of the urgent requests that zelenskyy himself made in that emotional address this morning.

even chuck todd is starting to realize it.8 to 21 margin americans do not have a lot of confidence to president biden's ability to respond to war. 71% i say we are already at war with russia or will be in a year. >> we have pessimistic view. >> jesse: worst of all biden is giving putin victory. paint the u.s. as aggressors, that keeps the war going. we're empowering putin every time we let joe go off script. whatever happened to the adults being back in the room? senator rand paul of kentucky who sits on the foreign relations committee joins me now. are you surprised by these comments? , senator? >> well, you know, a lot of times when you are around somebody who is in cognitive decline, you find yourself trying to help them with a sentence, trying to help them complete and say oh no, that's not what you really mean. let me help you complete the sentence. we shouldn't have to do that for the commander-in-chief. it is actually a national security risk. because he is sending signals that no one in the right mind would want to sen

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interestingly, the nato secretary general, stoltenberg with chuck todd yesterday on "meet the press" had a different approach, he said it would be horrific and would escalate the war but that's not the issue for nato, and for nato it's to avoid this becoming a wider conflict between nato and russia, and making clear where his priority lies, and it remains to be seen how they resolve those differences in approach as nato gathers here later this week for the emergency summit, katy. >> an intense worry it would start world war iii. and richard, there are a lot of babies right now who are currently inside that country, and how are they being cared for? are there plans to try and get them out and to their parents? >> reporter: so this country is popular for surrogates, so biological parents will have their children born by a ukrainian woman and when the war broke out a lot of those plans -- all of those plans were suddenly disrupted and babies have been born during this conflict to surrogates and their biological parents are terrified. we went to a bunker, and there were 18 babies in the

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