kaitlyn collins and matthew chce on e makings of what the prisoner swap could mean. first, sam kiley's report. >> on the front line with russia. it's an artillery front line. >> basement. let's get into the basement. >> reporter: local police are delivering aid to civilians unable to leave. there's no time to wait out the bombardment. there's no likely end to the shelling either. supplies need delivering and fast. she tells me there are three people next door including a granny of 92. upstairs a bedridden woman. she says that normally they stay in their flaand only use the basement when it's bad. thank you for not for getting us, she adds. the urgency of these sorts of deliveries cannot be exaggerated. just in this spot there's mostly old people. one man is dying in front of his wife of cancer. the wife says she's in a double hell. almost everyre every corner, every bit of this local neighborhood has got the signs of recent impacts and russians are just a kilometer, maybe three away. russian guns are so close you can hear the whole arc of their shells. from kyiv to m

yesterday kaitlyn got the word in two tries. >> oh, you got it in two. you get it in two? what was your strategy or what words did you use after you got your first word, and h m or same seco word?the samfi what's tt y. do you put all your vowels into your first word? >> i always used to do donut for literally no reason, and i always most of the time would get a letter. >> reporter: a new way to wordle ready to rock your group chat. josh katz and kevin quailly along with matthew komlin and nar colleagues at the upshot, created wordlebot. >> it will take any completed wordle game and judge skill versus luck that was involved in like getting to the solution. >> reporter: it's revolutionizing how tens of thousands play one of the world's most popular games grading how well you wordle. >> sort of like a postgame or something they could look at. see what they missed out on or see what they could have guessed. >> reporter: helping you develop strategy and skill. >> if you've narrowed it down to, you know, you have like those four green squares then natural impu

it's got an ego huge economic kaitlyn. it's clamped down is forcing the brightest young people in the country to leave in that tens of thousands. can you think of one single benefit this war has brought russia? at this stage i don't see any benefits myself. moral. even more on one of the dea shows in moscow, i named 2 figures in 1980 the 1st real war year in august them, we lost in one year, 1584 soldiers and officers. more or less the same figure will last in one mark in ukraine. so compare this, and you will understand that this is a problem for russia and even the best go for press secretary for who is recognizing this last this last us will have, of course, very serious implants later on and domestic simulation, russia. because what is the most dangerous scenario for russia? is that such an off mid ration will last long. but does putin realize that with all these apparently unforeseen reactions and results from this war, that he's actually losing it? he's not going to win this. the west, he said, you're there determine

may will lead on staffing the desk and dillon will be work as a backup and handling the report and kaitlyn will be provide on going support for as needed brick and mortar inquiries. cawed and that question in person. we also have a way of connecting our folks quickly -- from the permit center with anybody working up stair in our office or working remotely because you know we are continuing to work a hybrid sded. so they are excited. we'll be staffing 80. come in and say, hi. we are planning to be there on tuesdays and thursday's. 10 it none and 1 to 3 p.m. on a trial basis and we will get a sense of customer demands versus remote consultations which have been our mode of communication for a couple of years. we will keep you post federal we change the hours. a couple more updates the past weekend was exciting. i went out of town for a work conference and it is the one i have attended a couple years previously and my predecessor attended men years in a row. it is the hospitality institute's social city permit 2022 and this was the first summit post pandemic where we met in person. and as a r

>> reporter: kaitlyn and sarah parker lead women's voices of southwest florida, a nonprofit organizedhe group helped raise awareness when the manatee county board of commissioners discussed the possibility of introducing an abortion ban. >> i had to sit down and i cried. we had put so many hours and so much time in it and we won something. >> reporter: but their message was not loud enough to drown out the will of florida's legislature and the governor. >> it makes me angry and it makes me sad and it makes me worried. it feels like we are going backwards. >> reporter: this week governor ron desantis signing a 15-week abortion ban into law. >> there we go. >> reporter: without exemptions for rape, incest or human trafficking. >> this will represent the most significant protections for life that have been enacted in this state in a generation. >> reporter: two days before desantis -- oklahoma governor kevin stint signed a bill that makes performing an abortion a felony except in the case of a medical emergency. >> we want oklahoma to be the most pro-life state in the country. we want to

as kaitlyn noted, the biden administration is not going as far yet as to call this a genocide. we do expect this massacre that we saw, these images to spur even more global action, john. >> natasha, grateful for that important reporting. >>> let's get more insights from the deputy director of national intelligence, beth sanner. i want to get to the process in a minute, but i want to get to, first, what i think is an immediate impact of this. you see these pictures and your stomach turns. these are men, women and children. these are civilians, citizens in a peaceful country attacked by vladimir putin. president zelenskyy went there today. he wanted the world to see. this is how it impacted him. >> translator: it's very difficult to negotiate when you see what they have done here. and every day we find people in barrels, strangled, tortured in the basement. so i think if they have anything still left to think with, they should think faster. >> you see these images and think, my god, stop this war. these images make it harder to stop the war. not that vladimir putin has been inter

we begin our coverage at the white house with kaitlyn collins. a big move from the president. >> reporter: it is a massive funding request from biden to congress asking for this money for ukraine. it is $33 billion in total. let me break down what's inside of this request from president biden. it's over 20 billion in security assistance. that's for weapons and ammunition that you've seen glow floeing from the united states to ukraine over the last several months. it's $8.5 billion in economic assistance. that's to help the ukrainian government with day-to-day expenses for people still there, and about $3 billion in humanitarian assistance, and food security. that's for people who need it to live on a day-to-day basis. that's what comprises the $33 billion request to congress. it's about twice the size of the last package they asked congress to authorize just to give you a sense of how big this is and how much money we're talking about here. but as the president noted, he said he believes the cost of inaction is much higher than just the 33 billio

may will lead on staffing the desk and dillon will be work as a backup and handling the report and kaitlynl be provide on going support for as needed brick and mortar inquiries. cawed and that question in person. we also have a way of connecting our folks quickly -- from the permit center with anybody working up stair in our office or working remotely because you know we are continuing to work a hybrid sded. so they are excited. we'll be staffing 80. come in and say, hi. we are planning to be there on tuesdays and thursday's. 10 it none and 1 to 3 p.m. on a trial basis and we will get a sense of customer demands versus remote consultations which have been our mode of communication for a couple of years. we will keep you post federal we change the hours. a couple more updates the past weekend was exciting. i went out of town for a work conference and it is the one i have attended a couple years previously and my predecessor attended men years in a row. it is the hospitality institute's social city permit 2022 and this was the first summit post pandemic where we met in person. and as a remie

daughter in tow he moved back to the place he started out, northern california, that little girl kaitlyn white is all grown up now. >> we're more best friends than father and daughter, we fight like siblings and we're more focused on having fun and not really caring about what other people think. >> james and caitlin had a house together in the sierra mountains, coincidently just a few miles from rachel and todd's air park. james started a handyman business and again, pure coincidence got some jobs at the air park. he also started a website called -- not so much about guns as about the craft of creating custom ammunition. >> we have automatic pistols, and this is the cartridge, -- >> that's what his life in the spring of 2010, a little business, his second marriage wasn't going terribly well. oh, and he had a secret mat crush on the beautiful young woman who manage the air park, rachel when clear. >> she called me to her office, this is in june, beginning of june of 2010, she said have a seat, i said okay, i thought i was in trouble. and she leaned over from her chair, she grabbed my han

we saw our kaitlyn colins in a beautiful yellow dress.ng to land those jokes. i do not think trevor noah is going to give a pass to joe biden. this is, like the super bowl kind of for comedians for, you know, the halftime show. and i think the country deserves a good laugh. so like give us what we want. it's such a hard time. we rarely get the motions in washington, d.c. i do have high hopes. and i want to be bellyful laughing. >> all right. well, we will see. all right, guys. we're taking another quick break here. stand by. much more to discuss coming up. counting down to the beginning. we're waiting to hear from trevor noah. waiting to hear from president joe biden. how will this go? you can't always tell. stick around. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. yoyou guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. ooooh