don young. we ask your blessing on representative young's family, ann, don and joni and those who have become his family, countless congressmen, long-time friends and devoted staff members. may representative young large and enduring presence ever abide with them. may the memories of the laughs they shared and challenges they endured together ever be a pleasing. we commend this ceremony in the gift of your servant and in the strength of your name we pray. amen. >> please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable dan sullivan, united states senator from alaska. senator sullivan: good morning, everybody. and it is an honor to be at this ceremony here in the united states capitol honoring a great alaska and and great american representative don young, the congressman for you'll alaska for almost 50 years and i would like to begin by thanking the speaker of the house, leader mccarthy, all very good friends of don's his fellow representatives and the senators here this morning and don's be

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>> don, a couple more hours of this at least.we've seen the line moving in the last couple of hours, producing light strikes on the order of 700 strikes per minute. the frontal boundary stretches 800 miles from ohio down to the gulf coast. we know it's a storm system that means business. across portions of atlanta, western areas of alabama. so some of these storms could still produce tornadoes. in fact, severe thunderstorm warnings are still in place here in advance of this feature where some of these storms can produce wind gusts of 60 plus miles per hour. that's the concern moving forward. anytime you see tornadoes developing, they're twice as more likely than those during the daytime hours. notice the vast majority of what we've seen today has been with tremendously strong straight-line wins, 50, 60 miles per hour, a lot of trees down and roircadways blocked. we expect portions of the northeast to get in on the action, but the threat drops significantly and gusty winds are the primary threat for thursday afternoon, don. >> be

don bus cities, villages bombs, full snipers, take game. ah ah ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, his on offense bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time. time to sit down and talk with not in india's interest. that's how washington describes india's imports of russian arms and oil. and as us ramps up the pressure on new delhi during a summit between the 2 countries pakistan's parliament elect, the former opposition leader to replace our prime minister emer on con minutes after legislators from his party resigned. con says his successor is corrupt, and he's the victim of a u. s. and back to cool. intense fighting continues in the battle for mario full as don bass forces. now fate, they have taken control of the cities port. meanwhile, archie follows a tank battle near the cities as of steel factory, a strong bolt of ukrainian nationalist troops. i.

i've talked to people who have just arrived from to don, asked a region from low hands from don as go from all of these ethan parts of ukraine. they had waited until this moment because they thought they could hold down there. they thought they could stay in their homes by their feel, no longer safe and they took a train yesterday, then they arrived today in leave to go to try and seek shelter. so people here are very much a feeling the effect of that russian offensive or on don boss. german chancellor and i've shown delivered a clear message of support for ukraine, but added that western allies will stop short of direct involvement in the wall. speaking of the talks with other leaders, sholtes criticized rushes, latest offensive, and eastern ukraine. he also blamed president vladimir putin for war crimes against civilians gummed about closet config to our principles are clear, allowing everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and governments. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to

don lemon tonight live from ukraine starts right now. don, there is a lot going on where you are. looking forward to your show . it certainly it -- i noer you're going to have all the late breaking developments coming up. one other thing, don -- let me ask you a quick question, before i let you go, because a lot of us are watching. we're all worried not just about you but all of our fellow journal ivrts, photo journalists where you are. give us a little sense of how you are all handling this. >>> we are experiencing -- broadcast. yeah, we're having master issues. later. this is don lemon tonight. thank you so much for joining us here. we are in lviv ukraine, western ukraine. our breaking news, new video tonight, putin's war on this country. i have to warn you - - >> announcer: don lemon tonight, brought to you by scot's turf builder rapid grass. rapid grass is a revutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that will change the way you grow grass. it grows two times faster than seed ane for full, rapid grass is a revutionary mix of seed and fertilizer green grass in just weeks. after gro

don best citizens have called for a referendum on may live the done? yes. can no guns regions voted on their status. the done yeske and lou ganske people's republics declare themselves sovereign states. mobile. the shawl must sum up issue the call, but you are on the road now. i your new video card will medium. the me, ludy, personally fortune with the washer was yesterday, and he was causing his word, which was it interest when you, her job to reach like will cranium. people still that believe in a substantial war, though, the streets of don bus were already being controlled by ukrainian soldiers. but we do so much relish money into providing at a fit in them or to ship hostile poly peered around in the alexander tobar, the respected physician in august because operated on thousands of the wounded who had been taken to his hospitals since the war began. malicious war is pasano should hit the bully, me an injury to cato. delia bus metate no bulk wanted to praise, who did to walk, nor eliza collision. they poorly events in don bass and odessa have had painfu

, since the coo and my don. mm. wasn't the military war. so much until this day they target civilians not so much military targets. and that is pure terror. pulling the voice with the day, but the mushroom them gets the stimulatory cup and visit with you according to finish up pretty mckinney anyways. even though comfortable gas company in your review, muscle weight, your merchandise with steel, that garage. hm. mm hm. watch him know the well according to come in today, i will try to throw me mr. mushroom. ah, i do. there is a secret place for the people of don bus or during world war 2 more than 23000 soviet soldiers died in battle in fighting to liberate, don't bust from the nazi and venus or dis impressive memorial complex was built in their honor who history repeats itself with too old as 2014 ukrainian army battalions attack the high ground. the hottest bloodiest days fell to soldiers of the vast talk battalions out of 32 defenders. only 5 survived. ah 27 lost their lives. but they held the ground. ah, so t

people of different nationalities and from various countries have gone to don bus. i served with some great people the suit, brittany regiments, which was maybe 50 guys volunteers from all over the world. became here to defend the idea of russian people that were being attacked by the ukrainian army from serbia, from spain, from italy, from the other side of u. grain from russia as well from america. i'm not the only american that spot here he was the called a just on the movie that's pretty slow. so noodle see below noto alexis castillo, a spanish anti fascist, and his minded friends were watching events in ukraine closely so. so say, you know, they sound like a my, they for so last king marianna, turn us from blue to stolen money for stunned alcantar cont, i look at all korean on my done, he in this moment was been say, when you have close up on this me to do the 2nd vienna korean, both much april of may, 2014 hostilities of heating up. all of don bus is soon ablaze. civilians like miners, teachers and laborers pouring into recruiting stations. ah, was thea, only

don: dick was raised in the small town of carlin nevada.someone who was a natural leader, hard working. mike: he always had a smile, and he was enthusiastic and optimistic. he got a job at harold's club while he was in college. larry: his job was working for jessie beck as a, uh, at first as a runner, just running tickets around the place. mike: he and jessie hit it off, it was kind of a work-mother/work-son kind of relationship, and they became good friends and she mentored him there, and he ended up, as i understand it, at one point he was the youngest licensed pit boss in the state of nevada. larry: dick finished college and then entered the navy's flight program. his orders took him to naval air station lemoore, california to join va-164. ♪♪ john: dick perry was one of those few very special people who stay in the most vivid part of your memory for a lifetime. he was full of the v's of humankind: verve, vigor, vitality, and just an uncommonly huge bunch of love for just about everything. family, friends, flying, you name it, what dick t

>> thanks, don.nd smuggling that out of totalitarian countries like russia and also good at getting information in throughout the days of the code war and since that time and other areas like iran and north korea. the cia and elements are able to smuggle in information, sometimes programming on via short wave radio or online versions of short wave radio, dvd, cds, usb drives, information, pictures sometimes worth 1,000 words meant to stir that type of grass roots opposition and the interesting element for putin is it's mostly catering to his own fears. whether or not a gralss roots opposition is happening, his version of ukraine and concern and reaction to u.s. democracy, expresses and support for human rights. so stirring up the type of opposition will at least get his attention to make him look inward. complimenting that is an ability to reach out to some of his lieutenants, some of his friends and confidence and oligarchs and making approaches to those who might be interested in insurance policy o

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s. president barack obama explains the situation in don bus. unfortunately when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. no, doesn't. people don't have each other's heads off and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i just or this and what do you do with, with groups like isis? how you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in kiev, accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having

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i think it's a really good point, don.are trying to say is that democrats are absorbed with these issues, that democrats are pushing these agendas in the schools and so on. and a subtext of all of this is they're doing these -- these kind of crazy left-wing destructive things that threaten our children, and they're not focusing on the things we care about and the things that are important to you. i think democrats have the opportunity to turn that argument around here because these are not the issues that people are talking about around their kitchen table. they're talking about the cost of living. they're talking about whether their kids can afford an education or buy a house or any number of other things that are going on in their lives. and i think that to the extent that republicans become -- you know, entranced with these issues as a weapon, democrats have the opportunity to say this is what they're focused on, this is what i'm focused on. i'm focused on how we're going to deal with your grocery bills, how we're going

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don? >> phil black, thank you. i appreciate that. now i want to turn to the head of ukrainian railways which controls railroads across the country. thank you, alexander. appreciate you joining us. we have these images from earlier this week showing this railway station being used by civilians to evacuate, and now we see the disturbing images of blood and scattered luggage and bodies and all of it. why do you think the station was targeted? >> hi, don. indeed, the first time they target the station on purpose, apparently targeting civilians and targeting passenger railway infrastructure. before that -- a day before they shelled a bridge that was connecting the line of donbas to ukraine. and the reason is that they tried to stop the munition program. >> the remnant on the side it says "for the children." now, we don't know what the message means, but what do you think? >> i don't know either because ukraine lost five kids, and 16 more are injured. and that's why there's no reason in that mes

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don? >> all right, jim sciutto, thank you very much, i want to bring in now, isa, good to see you, russian president volodomyr zelenskyy speaking out about the intense fighting in eastern and southern ukraine, what is his message tonight? >> good evening to you don, well his message tonight is very much one of defiance, fair to say, as well as resolve as this war, of course, enters its third month. it's just astounding to think we're in month three here. president zelenskyy speaking as he normally does, at the address, said ukraine's victory is inevitable but said there was no simple answer as to the question of when they'll defeat the russians as when this war would end. he did take, as he often does in his addresses, time to opportunity to really praise the courage, as well as wisdom of ukraine's fighters from the front line who were not only, might i add, pushing back against russia but also turning their backs on russia's occupying force. this is the case in kherson that jim sciutto me

a tactical strike, don. it's nothing more than that, but it has strategic implications because of the damage and the effects that it has on the russian military. >> general, we are learning tonight that ukraine's second largest city of kharkiv has come under shelling and they are hitting residential areas. that is according to ukraine's regional military leader there. what is russia's goal at this point? >> don, as you take a look at the map you have up in front of you, it really is an approach from the north through kharkiv down to the town of izyum where they're attempting -- the russians are attempting to pour forces out of belvarad, which is right across the border and further to the north from kyiv. they are attempting, as we said before, the ukrainnian forces fighting in donbas, and russia's strategy is to take out a piece of ukraine, not only the donbas but south into the mariupol through kherson into potentially mykolaiv and into odesa. so they're looking for a slice of ukraine that mr. putin can cla

don? >> clarissa, thank you very much for that. >>> i want to turn now to cnn's ben wedeman, live for news the southern city of mykolaiv. ben, hello to you. russian forces may be pulling back from around kyiv. but cities like mykolaiv still being hit by heavy artillery and rocket fire. the latest on the ground there tonight. >> well, don, we were just a little while ago hearing more incoming rounds on the outskirts of the city. and this seems to be the pattern, day in and day out. they're not hitting the city with massive bombs that destroy buildings, the likes of which we've seen around kyiv and areas elsewhere in ukraine. they're using cluster munitions, cluster bombs. we were at a market today that a few days ago was hit by some of those cluster bombs, and me and the producer, we walked around counting every impact point. within a 100-yard radius, we found 23 impact points, each one of those impact points sprays shrapnel in every direction. there is still dried blood on the ground in th

>>> this is don lemon tonight. a new threat from vladimir putin to any nation intervening in ukraine. >> translator: if someone intends to intervene in what is happening from the outside and creates unacceptable strategic threats for us, then they should know that our response to on coming strikes will be swift, lightening fast. >> prisoner swap with russia. trevor reid, an american held in russia for nearly three heres on his way home tonight. and house republicans divided. gop leader kevin mccarthy doing damage control after his comments criticizing a republican colleague after january 6th were caught on tape and released this week. but i want to begin with the war. isa, hello to you. we are learning that the u.s. has credible information that a russian military unit executed ukrainians who attempted to surrender near donetsk. what is the latest? >> reporter: good evening to you, don. this is yet again just more harrowing details of russia's aggression on the ground we've been hearing day in and day out. she said

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let's talk about don bucks. you know, we've heard of president zalinski say that this is the battle for don barza. the question is, is this a case of he who wins the battle also wins the war? how important is the don bosh region that russia wants to take control? well, a so bo sized or boasted ukrainian side and a russian side. it is paramount to try to win a dumbass because it is an economic asset. is the industrial heartland of ukraine. you've mentioned it earlier, it is very, are reach economically or industrially. are in there as a resource is, is there a lot to be gained like natural gas, lithium, or, you know, things that both countries would very much like to benefit from. and, of course, politically, for vladimir putin after so many sad barks here in ukraine. this would be very significant for him to win this region. his truth to russian troops are backing separatist or truth. you know, dumbasses, the region here in ukraine where you have the, the strongest russian speaking community, but also the mo, th

. >> this is don lemon tonight. it is hard to imagine we could be on the verge of thing getting much worse. after more than six weeks of bombs raining down from the skies, pulverizing, homes, schools, hospitals, bodies of civilians left lying in the streets where they died. it is hard to imagine that it could get worse, but that is exactly what we're hearing tonight. ukraine bracing for the worst in the east as vladimir putin tries to refocus his murderous efforts on the donbas region. the pentagon calling it the early stages of a new offensive. russia amassing troops and equipment. cnn has geo located this vehicle showing a large column of russian vehicles today traveling in the direction of the donbas. after his 75-minute meeting with putin, austria's chancellor has this grim warning, quote, the attack being threatened cannot be underestimated in its violence. when you think about what we've seen, the warnings of worse to come, they're appalling. disturbing reports just coming out of the possibility of a strike in

>> reporter: hey, don. on our door was strange this has gone to a whole other level this week. and we have that video. the fences, the barricades, what you were describing there, being put up inside residential compounds, folks essentially being caged in. they feel trapped. i think we even have video of this one woman here, you can see how frustrated she is and seems like this is being repeated throughout the city, we could point out. she kicks open one of the fences. and adding these new barriers, it suggests just a desperate attempt to contain this virus, but don, it's not going over well amongst most living here. >> yeah. we've been talking the last few weeks or so, as you yourself have been living through this lockdown, and i just want to show everyone some of your reporting from your own home so that they can see what you -- the conditions are like that you're living under. watch this. >> reporter: sure. the extent of my freedom is all the way to my terrace door here. we're lucky enough to at least get

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don?ben wedeman, thank you so much for that. now to ukraine's foreign minister, pleading with the west for more help. >> either you help us now, and i'm speaking ob ing about days, weeks, or your help will come too late. and many people will die. many civilians will lose their homes. many villages will be destroyed. >> former ambassador to ukraine william taylor, you see him on your screen. thank you for joining us. ambassador, you hear the ukrainian foreign minister pleading for help. he said if they don't get help from the west, will they be able to defend the donbas? >> don, that is the key. the donbas is going to be the critical battle. and it is a race. the russian military is not in good shape, as you have been reporting. it got beaten up around kyiv, north of kyiv. it got stopped, sent back into belarus, and into russia. to come back and head for donbas. so that's going to be the critical battle. the russians are in bad shape, but they have a lot of soldiers, although they are looki

the don bus arena was badly damaged by shelling. so just as a young boy, i often went to the dunbar. serena, and it was my biggest dream to play at this wonderful stadium for a shock. dog donetta started, but then the war started and we left right now and i stay away with it. since then shocked our has led a nomadic existence. they 1st fled to western ukraine, then east again to harkey. eventually the capital keith became their new home and that's why i'm equal or marty ankle was when the russian invasion began on february 24th, claiming him out of it for a parish that even today i can't believe that this has happened or i felt so worried because i didn't know what to do. so when you're, when you're coming and that hasn't changed and you feel so empty and because you realize that your people are suffering some for not that about it's very hard. now shocked tom is on the moons again. although ukrainian men of military age are currently required to stay in the country, micheler and his teammates were given special government permissio

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is it a little too late to be making a difference when it comes to the battle for don bass? no, i don't think it is. it is too late. in the sense that there were the remarkable strength of the ukrainian military has surprised everybody. and the supply of weapons to the military has played a role, no question that the javelins, the anti tank, the anti missile systems, the anti aircraft systems. these are making a big difference. will the ukrainian military be able to stop the russian military and from toppling mary a poll and perhaps building a land corridor that stretches from don boss to crimea? i think probably not. but we don't know whether putting would stop there. maybe he would consolidate his position in the far east of ukraine and then decide to push again for keith. and that's why it's important now to get defensive weapons into the hands of ukraine, to make sure that it doesn't decide to go to enlarge the offensive. and head back toward the deeper river and the rest of the country. and it was mentioned this that russia has said that it would attack any convoy that

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so is don! he said all right, let's get this over with. and i grabbed the m for. >> caitlin is talking about the gun she had ready. the nine millimeter pistol, and an m4 rifle. and james? he had a pistol holstered in the day back, as he walked out to meet don. >> i had -- a on me. and i know how to use it extremely well. >> here is james's memory of a confrontation so tense, it sounds almost surreal. as the two men approached the house, he said. they hid, behind todd and rachel's children. >> he had aerial in his arms, using her as a human shield. and don, had alex in his arms on the other side of the car. >> afraid that you are gonna shoot them? >> perhaps. >> i can't remember whether todd went to the door with the kid, or i went to the door. or if he was a human shield. he was gonna stop the bullets, right? >> it is scary. >> todd was holding aerial, don was holding alex. and todd came up, he looked just a wreck. >> tom confirmed, rachel and i aren't divorce yet, and i would appreciate if you stayed away from her. >> and? >> nope. >> he

and so there is a connection between what we're seen in mary paul and don barton. if i can, real quickly, brent on terry hall, i know couldn't goal is to establish elaine bridge from russia to crimea, essentially already has. but he has this, the mary, a pull on that axis, and he either he has 2 goals, either wants to replace the cranium there with, with right now russians, if you will, or to destroy it. and he seems to be going with option number 2, and by destroying, i mean, literally destroying marable. i, he will as stablish and unimpeded land bridge between russia and crimea. that would be a major political good. yeah, i will ask you brad. well, you know what i asked at the start of tonight's program that the battle for don bats is now under way. is this a case of he who wins the battle will also win the war? i couldn't. ah, the furniture in east? sure. all dos, colonel and yet me in it, we go to 8. so yet it was an on baffle miss of course. sorry to learn a little more credit. i think we're having to remember we got a problem with the sigma. unfortunately, we

don is really a quiet unhurried river with a very slow flow.andscape around is soothing central russian never think that something inexplicable and wild may be hiding here. however, on the don, it opens up to the traveler right away. so the bones of the voronezh region on the clock of the don time machine upper paleolithic travel time 18,000 years local residents believe that once there lived a huge beast, ender's body, which occupied approximately the entire pokrovsky bow next to which we actually are. and then one day ender decided to help his children cross the don river, but the children were very small, he was afraid that they would start drank drank drank, and until it seemed to him that the river had already reached the required size. he turned around to call his children from the effort, burst and his bones scattered over a huge distance, someone says that it was seven miles away, someone that was 37. an amazing legend, in fact, these were the bones of a real animal in the village of kostenki. they were found even under peter the great,

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