so why does corresponding, kimberly hoggard? kimberly, as always, thank you very much. let's go to send him concealer whose life for us in istanbul, send him. what more are you hearing about what happened in syria? waldrop actually there are, are information coming which are conflicting each other in a way, because at 1st are we thought the house of 2 abraham milcurie. she was actually destroyed air during the, in by the u. s. operation mother a some repair newspapers reporting that deborah mccray, she blows himself up or as the operations started. also, some locals are saying the same thing, but what do we know about the casualties? is that those 13 civilians who were killed during this operation. 6 of them are children, a 4 of them are women, and 3 of them are men. a, some suggest that those women as some of them were wise of a believer, he mccrae, she. but of course we need to wait for a confirmed information coming from it. live and coming from the united said size as well, or the, or before the operation. we know that the u. s. military, the u. s. officials actuall

kimberly fell to her knees.>> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit. >> i just remember feeling, like, i said what do you mean, shot to death? when i could finally get something out. and he said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot? what do you mean shot three times? and that -- that was -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear, after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in. and then, my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember, i just went right outside, and i sat in snow. i just buried my head into my hands, and i started to cry. and then, he tapped me on the shoulder, and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess, we all just couldn't believe it was both, at one time, so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb? how and where nick and haile were shot. they were the in

final answer. >> kimberly?i'll just be contrarian here and say trump. >> kimberly, you're right, it is trump. it is trump. that was just a -- it feels like an easy one to start with, but kimberly, you're right. it is him. i mean, this guy has the ability to say things like, my supporters can go on fifth avenue, shoot someone, and they'll get away with it because that's how much they love trump. i mean, that tells you how much of a villain he is. let's talk about january 6 for a moment, kimberly. a lot of republican voters still believe that this insurrection was a bad thing. so, isn't this idea of pardons just going to put people off within the republican party? or has donald trump reinvented the narrative around january 6th that he can get away with saying he wants to pardon people that were involved in an attempted coup in this country? >> well, what i think has happened is that it's not just donald trump at this point, right? it is the position of the republican party writ large that january 6 was nothing to

ah, let's go back, let's go to kimberly. now. kimberly, yeah. how can up, why, how's corresponding, genius lived there from, from washington? and so we were just a plain your report earlier on um, the sanctions that the u. s. has announced. and whether there was more, they could have been done, whether, whether the u. s. is keeping it's, it's powder dry and we've just been hearing there from the russian president and a lot of the rhetoric or that he has been delivering. so it doesn't seem as if anything is really going to change at this point in, in, in terms of rushes thinking. so could more have been done by the united states in terms of punishing russia and to be fair, i. and that is the point that to vladimir putin has been making repeatedly as well as that the rhetoric is also coming from the west. and as you recall in the lead up to this conflict, there had been what to the russian president alleged were a reasonable security proposals that were presented to the united states. and in conjunction with his partners and allies of responses th

in that mug shot, you can see kimberly potter smiling. wright also telling members of the jury that there was no remorse. talking about the day potter shot her son when she was rolling around on the floor or the ground, excuse me. which was captured by body camera and she requested chuck who was her union representative. instead of telling her partners to go check on daunte wright, go see if he needs help, she was concerned about herself. here's some more of what katie bryant had to say. >> how do you say you're sorry with no tears? how much time is my son's life worth? i know you're here today as a defendant and your attorney will tell the court how sorry she is. they'll give victim impact statements and the defendant and her family will be able to talk, hear each other's voices, hug, kiss, say i love you, what the husband did on sentencing, on verdict day. the impact this caused her family and herself is just a small passing. it's just a small storm that's going to pass compared to our life sentence without daunte. daunte demetrius wrig

kimberly thank you so much. i will talk to a little later, mr. biden, to, to talk to the will talk to the nation and what 50. 5 minutes. she'll bring it to us live. i'm sure. thank you very much. kimberly. how could that? okay. it is 11351136. about the time in new york. let's show you what the dow jones is doing is doing bad stuff is done. 1.7 percent was down of a 2 percent 2 point one percent this time an hour ago, extending of 32560 stopped markets around the world have been falling because of what's been going on in ukraine. the price of oil is up over $100.00 a barrel. the cost of energy, of course, around the world has been going up anyway. gable is under, is following that for if he's there in new york on the stock exchange. flor gabe. how bad is it going to be? i mean, it has come back from where it was an hour ago and the hour before that as well. i guess it has come back a little bit. you're right there. it is a little after 1130 here in new york. markets have been open here for a little over 2 hours

now, kimberly is determined to save it and its history.. >> there's no greater feeling than tracing your roots and finding out who you really are. i got emotional. it was an emotional time for me and i could just picture them there. >> kimberly is now working with the nonprofit preservation virginia. they will start by stabilizing the now crumbling school. >> hi, david. >> will glasgow and that nonprofit now carefully surveying the school. >> old dawn is a chapter in the story of civil rights in the united states and we think that there's a lot that can be learned from this tangible connection to the past today, as well. >> a family, a community, determined to keep a piece of history alive. >> it's amazing. one of the best things that's ever happened to me. thank you. >> kimberly's race to save the schoolhouse and preserve history for generations to come. good night. bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. just great little back to normal feel like everything we're not to wear masks again every once in a while just l

kimberly, thank you very much for that. kimberly how can live at the white house that's get a reaction now from mos or dose. jibari is there from his door, said the americans are saying the diplomatic path is still open as we heard there from. kimberly, what about the russians? what, what do they make of all this diplomacy? well, according to officials here, this is another attempt by the american government to try and distract from the core issue at the heart of this dispute. and that is something that the russian president vladimir putin, a highlighted when when he spoke to french president emmanuel mc wrong. just a short while ago, the 2 men spoke on the phone for about an hour and 40 minutes. this was a call that vladimir putin was waiting for, since emmanuel mc chrome visited him in moscow on monday. and they had a 6 hour meeting after that meeting. micron went on to have meetings with officials in ukraine. and he said that he would call vladimir putin later to discuss the things that he had proposed vladimir putin and

kimberly how can reporting from the white house while the u. s. republicans are meeting it this year as conservative political action conference and talk about agenda's president biden's handling of the russia ukraine conflict. john hendern is there, he's joining us from orlando. so john, what's being said, where you are about ukraine and the unfolding situation was in 1974 c back. it has been the home of die hard, conservative, mostly foreign policy, hard to believe in intervention, alleged foreign policy. but to know what we're hearing, things have really changed since trump, who normally, who had this notoriously close relationship with vladimir putin. we just heard from trump's former secretary of state, mike pompeo, who said this happened because the u. s. was weak under biden. that's a common theme we're hearing from a lot of people here. but he said that china was more of a threat than russia. and we're hearing a lot of that number of people saying that the us should be more concerned with what's going on.

kimberly, thank you very much indeed. that's kimberly hawk at our white house correspondent. i want to go too soon. of course, you know, who's talking to us from new symbol system, or more to we know about the attack itself. waller up, we know that the attack before the attack, the u. s. officials informed the turkish side, turkish officials that they would be conducting a counter terrorism operation in utmost a border at 10 town or by the a turkey turkey syria border out mays. the is like the giant at it, it 10th city. it, let me say because many of the id piece or hundreds of thousands of id piece have been living since the civil war erupted and syria and, and there are always repercussions like that. there are cells or who are fleeing from inside it lip and it taking refuge in those camps. so from time to time, we heard the u. s. conduct a similar operations. we know that the operations are ended around 132 a m air last night. a, as the civil defense, a reported there are 13 casualties, civilian casualties it because of this attack. but our local sources confirm a us that

kimberly, how can i live for us in washington? as she mentioned, president joe biden said the horrible terrible lady is normal. okay, still a hand on al jazeera. i'm rob reynolds on the shore of the salton sea in california, and beneath our feet here is a treasure trove of lithium, the mineral that will fuel the clean energy revolution. and we'll hear from india's army athlete at the banking winter olympics that's coming up in schools. ah, let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. hello everyone. great to see you. we have some disturbed weather across so that we'll touch on that in a sec. but look at this southerly push there. riyadh may hit 30 degrees on friday. let's go in for a closer look because it's not just rea, it's round the golf though. her 25 look at q weight 27 degrees, could see some sand and dust stirred up. i think it's gonna stay dry here. most of that energy will be across western areas of iran. high temperature is for southern pakistan, karachi, $31.00 degrees that rain peters out across t

kimberly, how can our white house correspondent speak source from the fee? kimberly, thank you. well, let's go to dorsen jabari now who's following reaction in moscow and joins us live from moscow. so what have the russians said? what has the reaction been to us troop deployment? well we've been hearing from the russian deputy foreign secretary who said that this is a destructive step. alexandra goosgo has said that this is not really const conducive . and it just illustrates that the americans are trying to escalate attention rather than trying to de escalate. we've also been hearing from an m p, who is the deputy head of the foreign affairs committee here in duma. and he's been saying that said this is an absolutely destructive step and that it's an action that can be qualified as an attempt to derail the negotiations. that are ongoing about russia, security concerns. there is a sense that the united states is really trying to corner russia into giving in, on their demands that they've been making from the u. s. government and nato, about the expansion of nato, as well as a, g

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how can kimberly, we heard from boston and he certainly wasn't missing words. right. so kimberly, what you make of what by and said about this attack and particularly mentioning that civilian casualties were the focus in terms of making sure that they weren't as many civilian civilian casualties. well, the u. s. president certainly had been under criticism for the casualties given the fact that we have learned that they are children. and so as a result, we did notice that the president delayed his address to the nation by about one hour, given the fact that there was this push back, one could assume that there may have been some discussion with his communications team to craft the message and get a better sort of clarity in understanding of what happened on the battlefield so that, that could be explained to the american people. we now understand that what did happen and how this played out is that as the special forces were moving in, we understand that the ice, a leader detonated a suicide vast as well. there was an effort to e

let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how can nat kimberly we just head from president biden. and he certainly wasn't mincing once the u. s. president, in his statement to the american people has explained that the u. s. special forces and took pains to minimize civilian casualties. but according to the information provided to reporters on background, what we know. 6 is that there were a number of people that were being used in the home where the ice a leader was being held that were being used as human shields. and so you heard the u. s. president, they're saying that well, some of the people in individuals in that home were evacuated even at risk to us special forces. others were in the final moments of the ice, the leaders life of caught up. and when he detonated and blew himself up, those family members were caught up in that as a result of and as a result, those are the casualties that were a part of this operation. now, according to the white house, this is a plan that had been in the worst for about a month, the u. s. president aware and approving this mission so

our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it has more on that phone call. he promised that there would be close coordination with nato allies. and so this call with transit land leaders is a part of that, as there is a continued effort to try.

and now we're off to washington dc and our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can i, kimberly, and i will get the rundown from you about joe biden and what's expected today in a moment. but seeing as we were just talking to bernard about public opinion, maybe we can pick up on that with you and the public opinion on everything that's happening in the united states. well, the public opinion with regard to this conflict is $11.00 that the united states public generally does not want to be involved in, in fact, just 26 percent. according to a poll taken in the last day or so has the support of the american public. so the reason that this is going to be a challenge for the u. s. president is that he was elected largely to address domestic issues. and certainly he has his hands full whether it be the coven crisis, or now the resulting conflict in terms of inflation, spikes in food prices and inflation across the board has been hitting the ordinary american pretty hard. and that is what most americans are focused on. so we know that in the coming hours, when the u. s. president does

kimberly, thank you very much for the moment. kimberly hawk live in washing of course, will be checking in with you for the latest on that phone conversation between prison biden and voting as good of you now from moscow and dos, strawberries, air force, a lot of diplomatic contacts happening today. door. so what is the view from moscow about how the con, the stations are going, ah, well, the russian officials are remaining very quiet. the details that we're getting about the communications that are going on between high ranking officials here are all coming from the other side of the conversation. not the russian side. we have heard from the lease a palace where they said that the ammonia microns spoke with vladimir putin on the phone for about an hour and 40 minutes earlier on saturday. and according to that, a communique, the french president has heard to know, has received no indication from vladimir putin debts. russia is ready to take it offensive against and if 80 offensive action in ukraine. he didn't believe that putin h

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that's our white house correspondent, kimberly hawker, kimberly, thank you very much. indeed. more rushes, holding military drills with bella roost, not far from the ukrainian board. upset volume is joining us live from home. so you are pretty close to an air force in. but near there for these have been taking place. just talk us through what you've been seen. well, absolutely. these are largest drills, military drills between russia and bella. roofs are really in full swing here in this region, which is asked to say very close to the ukrainian board and also very close to the ukrainian capital key of what we saw today. we're helicopter gun ships flying above us, a helicopter gunship practicing also we saw like russian trucks, military trucks passing by around 40. we've seen, we've heard a shooting exercises happening. so it is, it's all part of these military drills that are happening across this whole region here. in the south of barrows next to the ukranian border, there's a lot of anxiety about the said trails, because this could be a front to, for flooding. we're put in f

luckily for kimberly, help was at hand.r mental health was deteriorating, a concerned close friend offered to take her on a holiday to france. after initially pushing back, kimberly finally gave in, and agreed to go. so, i have literally gone from being in my house for almost two years to getting on a plane and going to france. i'm very nervous and i've had a lot of panic attacks this week about it, but it's just gotten to a point if i stay in the flat i'm not going to be ok. we'll see. wish me luck! bye! when people are anxious, they tend to avoid the thing they're anxious of, and a very effective form of treatment is to try and learn to face your fear bit by bit, one step at a time. for kim, just the journey alone was a huge step forward. getting on the plane, getting to france was a nightmare for me. it was so stressful, it was so, so stressful and i thought at many points along the journey, "i can't do this." it was that first view of the sea, and i was like, "i can do this. i made it, i made it, this is going to be ok,

the old round kimberly house kit at the white house for the moment. kimberly thank q. and then of course sir, we will bring you the latest from that news conference going on right now between present putin and the macro. and they'll be interesting to see what comes out of there when it comes to and then what the nato response lie be. what meanwhile, germany's foreign minister has been in ukraine earlier. she said her country is willing to pay a high economic costs to avoid an armed conflict between ukraine and russia. russia is, we've been mentioning is set to supply gas to germany via the newly constructed nor stream to pipeline. but its use is now under consideration as part of sanction measures. if again, as we've heard russia crosses into ukraine. i lena bear bock was one of 4 european foreign ministers meeting with ukraine's topic. diplomat did the me, through labor in here. she said, germany stands by the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine. sarlin will nato, meanwhile, is considering a longer term military presence in eastern europe to strengthen it

kimberly fletcher. i don't know if you saw this big truck outside. they were going out to oklahoma then ending up in washington dc. kimberly fletcher, two gubernatorial candidates from the great state of michigan. they joined me on stage. [applause] >> hi, hello. >> i am trying to get matt to get cpac pillows because apparently everybody loves them. we are going to try to get these in the merch store. ladies, hello. welcome to the right view. whoopi couldn't make it, but that's ok. she is in a little trouble these days, along with chris cuomo. the list goes on and on. let's get right to it. you have an amazing story. you're such an inspiration to so many women who are wondering, should i get involved in politics. they took this big step to go into a purple state, michigan, to run. what are you seeing on the ground right now? what are issues mattering to the people of michigan, which obviously impacts the whole country? >> the issues in michigan are very similar to the country, but we are a very strong small business state and a small business is bein

officer kimberly potter was trying to do the right thing. of all the jobs in public service, police officers have the most difficult one. they must make snap decisions under tense evolving and ever-changing circumstances. they risk their lives every single day in public service. officer potter made a mistake that ended tragical ly. she never intended to hurt anyone. her conduct cries out for a sentence significantly below the guidelines. okay. thank you. >> welcome to "inside politics." you just listened to a courtroom drama this hour in minnesota that just concluded. the sentencing hearing for the former police officer kim potter who was convicted of killing 20-year-old daunte wright. she was sentenced to two years, two years, in prison. 16 months in prison and the remainder under supervised release and a jury convicted potter of fatally shooting wright during a traffic stop last year. today, an emotional judge regina chu called potter's action a tragic mistake. and she strayed far from the sentencing guidelines, handing down a less harsh s

yeah, we kimberly, we have to go. we have to 3 up up in front of us. so if you can go ahead, do you want me to read it out? i'll read it out for you. last night at my direction. this is u. s. president joe barton, u. s. military forces successfully undertook or counter terrorism operation. thanks to the bravery over armed forces, we have removed from the battlefield of able to him all how she me all color she the leader of isis. that is the tweet that has come out form president joe biden. all right, well this will certainly come on the heels of news that there was a strike in syria. one that we know many people wondered why in fact the united states was still even there or why the u. s. president continued the trump era policy of keeping troops in syria given the fact that they had been asked to leave by not only syria, but the kurds themselves. and so there is no question that the u. s. president will have some questions to answer, but it certainly were getting some clarity now. but why the united states was there obviously, that the leader of isis w

this are kimberly, what can we expect? well, we're gonna have to wait another hour to find out what the u. s. president will say to the american public about those sanctions because the white house literally in just the last few moments delayed that address to the american public by one hour. we were expecting it at any moment. now it is delayed until $1830.00 g m t. so in the interim, we have heard from members of congress on capital hill, and there is some criticism of joe biden, in fact, from the top republican in the u. s. senate mitch mcconnell, he has been blaming this conflict, perhaps on the fact that there was the or withdrawal he called the precipitous withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan being a signal to vladimir putin as well as potentially chinese president. she, that america would potentially not come to the defense of any sort of nation that may be attacked. so some strong words coming from capitol hill in advance of the u . s. president, making that address to the american public. and i can tell

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>> yes. >> so this next award will be presented to kimberly wong. she's a kindergarten teacher at glen park elementary school, and the award will be presented by the principal, miss laura zar. take over, miss zar. >> thank you, superintendent matthews. we're so proud that our teacher, miss wong, was nominated for this award. she is part of a glen park family from way back. she was nominated for many reasons, but one is that she really went above and beyond during the fall semester to make sure that students had the learning materials they needed from making sure that students had what they needed at home to delivering what students needed at home. we're really proud of her and happy that she's receiving this award this evening. miss wong? >> thank you. i really appreciate the recognition, and i want to acknowledge that i couldn't do it on my own. i really feel indebted to the glen park community and my principal, miss zar, along with all the families and students, and i felt that i have learned from my peers as well as from the students themselves,

kimberly, thank you for. kimberly, how can live at the white house? well, as we've heard, ukraine has been holding a day of national unity present. zalinski chose to mock it on wednesday. after reports that a russian invasion was imminent. it was observed across the country, including in border areas near russia. chance stanford has more from car case city in the east of ukraine. oh, on us, young brother's fate shall yet smile. our enemies will perish, liked you. in the morning, some words of the ukrainian national anthem o koya was national dress of the ceremony in a park in the eastern city of call give the gathering was held to mark what the ukranian president volume is zalinski called a day of unity. the flag was raised from half mast soldiers stood to attention after the national anthem, a singer try to rouse the crowd with a popular song about morale and peace. ah, but only a few people came to watch. after posing for photographs, the choir began to leave. j for the unity of our country, they want to be united. we want to be very united, near by

back home in washington, kimberly guilfoyle meets with the committee. what went wrong and what's next. good morning, it is saturday, february 26th. i'm lindsay riser. i want to show you how major happenedmarks in new york city are lit up in solidarity of the ukrainian building in blue and yellow. the world trade center and one world trade on the right. we have a team of reporters, empire state on the right. reporters following us from you krein to moscow to brussels and d.c. this morning the fight is on for the capital, street fighting has begun in kiev. i want to show you what the ukrainian government says is a missile striking an apartment building in kiev. do you see that? the minister of foreign affairs tweeting his city spent another night under attack and more video showing russian troops storming towards kiev as explosions reverberated throughout the city. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is in hiding but will not surrender. now, the white house and europe, they're moving to sanction president vladimir putin as well as russian foreign mini

how can send kimberly joe biden has the auntie. yes, says the united states continues to maintain that the best way to resolving security differences between russia and the united states in his european partners is diplomacy and dialogue. the u. s. is escalating in terms of its repositioning of soldiers some already in europe, some in the united states now being re positioned to move to romania, poland and germany. and it's important to note that in the case of poland, the nato bass, that some of the soldiers will be going to, it's just 57 kilometers from a sliver of the russian border. now, in terms of the numbers, as the united states continues to maintain, that the positioning of rushes troops along the border with near your crane is russian aggression. and we should point out that it is tens of thousands of russian troops. the number of troops that the united states is moving is relatively small, just 3000. but certainly it sends a very strong signal that the united states watts, too, at the invitation of its allies, bolster th

kimberly thank you very much. that's our white house correspondent, kimberly whole cuts. let's go to chill stratford in car cave chose i understand that we're waiting for a press conference from ukraine's national security and defense council. it's going to be talking about the situation their 1st time has talked upon me since the crisis begun, but you have been talking to ukraine's foreign minister about this. what has he been saying? that's right, sir. you guys former said to me to collaborate in the car caves to day he was meeting with members of the organization for security and cooperation in europe with char, right to the forefront of monitoring what has been repeatedly violated ceasefire over the last 7 years in the contact zone in east of the country and, and it was after that meeting that we spoke to him and he was adamant that as you mentioned in the intro that ukraine would not ukrainian government would not speak to the separatists as if, as, as they describe them on the terrace, as they describe women, this is something that russia is forcing or trying to for

kimberly alcott and other correspond in dc. my kinda, let's talk about sanctions the next minute or so. sanctions kicking almost immediately. this is a multi country, multi agency tranche of sanctions from brussels to london to washington to cambra to tokyo. so they want to make sure that the russian federation i, mr. puts in, cannot trade or do business in dollars, pounds, euros, or yen. but the reality is the distance between sanctions and the brake pedals inside the russian tanks is a big distance that's a long shot to go for. so the real impact on the conflict day 2 of whatever this is we're seeing unfold because they to a phase one isn't over yet. that distance is so huge as to not stop anything that's going on on the ground at the moment. when you say exactly the problem we have we're facing right now. thanks, shawn. i important 1st as the signaling, a feature of, of the result of the west to push back on on what putting russia is doing. that like you said, this is just a different sequence. now we end in a much more imme

kimberly both president biden and u. s. secretary of state, raising the alert level now with respect to ukraine. why? well, there is this feeling that the u. s. for rather, the russian president vladimir putin may take advantage of the olympics in terms of the timing to potentially launch an invasion of ukraine using the russian military . and as a result, the next 48 hours, particularly critical according to the secretary of state. but he has not provided any sort of proof for intelligence, simply saying that this is a time of high alert. now the u. s. president joe biden has given an interview saying that americans need to leave the key or even the country as a whole ukraine. because the concern being that if there are russian troops inside ukraine, the u. s. military simply can't go in to ukraine to evacuate them. the prospect of having u. s. military potentially firing russian soldiers, you, as president says, would essentially be world war and his words, different a different world than has ever been. so this is som

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kimberly, thanks for that. kimberly. how can life outside the white house in washington? ah, you are watching algae without continuing coverage rushes invasion of the claim. ukraine is urging russia to end the violence of the fighting escalates around the capital. the president deem zaleski has called, but even putin, for talks with fears, that key of could for more areas around you find capital are being hit. on the 2nd day of the invasion, the defense ministry urging citizens to stay home and their weapons being distributed ukrainians willing to fight back his global condemnation and several nations sanctioning russia but ukraine's president says that's not enough to stop moscow. military analysts are suggesting the russian forces are trying to create a corridor connecting the separatist held the eastern regions to russian and next crimea. in the south. john strafford has more from bad dance in south east in ukraine. behind me is the port, the naval port bear dance. now we're here because we got a tip off from high naval source yesterday who told us that naval personnel

kimberly, how can kimberly a pretty grim assessment from present biden, of what lies ahead in ukraine. both he and secretary of state john, tony blink, and raising the alert level. now why all the timing has a lot to do with the feeling of the u. s. intelligence community that the olympics may be an opportunity for the russian president to locks the invasion that the u. s. hand. the west has been accusing him of planning for some time. now the secretary of state has not provided any details, but says that there are worrying signs of escalation, something that the u. s. in the west have maintained for many weeks now, but now they are giving a narrow window saying that in the next 48 hours, there is this possibility of an attack, an invasion of the russian military into key at any time. now the u. s. president for his part has given an interview to an american news network talking. * about the consequences if this were to happen and urging americans to get out of ukraine, because the fear is if there are soldiers, russian soldiers in ukraine, the u. s. military will not be able to evacu

kimberly thank you for that. kimberly. how can life for us at the white house? now, despite russia indicating some of its soldiers are returning to their bases? defense analysts say those troops are still near the border with ukraine. russian media, same military exercise is being held in russian antics. crimea region have concluded, and those involved in the drills are heading back to their home base troops from the 1st 42nd and a 15050th motorized rifle divisions are involved in the drop down, but the permanent spaces for 2 out of 3 of those military units are still in close proximity to the ukranian border. some analysts say that contradicts russia statements is true, so really pulling back or let speak to mark gallia t about this is especially on russian politics and security affairs and an honorary professor at university college london is joining us vice cap. thank you very much for being with us on al jazeera mark. so this is a day, as we've heard that some western intelligence agencies had said would be the beginning of a russian invasion of ukraine. we'

those are the key three items, i would say. >> kimberly, just a second ago you were mentioning, what putin wants particularly when it comes to diplomacy, but if he does come forward with an invasion, what is it he is trying to do? is it just the territory of ukraine or larger picture to put a dent in democracy itself, battling democracy simitself. >> from putin's stand point, he has a couple more elections he's looking to win but looking ahead to legacy and may want to have a larger russian territory to on pass to the next person as a sign of what he sees as the restoration of the first world status, the super power status of the soviet union that he grew up in as a young spy. we also forget that like bhark mentioned this, fighting has been going on in the disputed areas of ukraine for eight years, but russia has also been conducting attacks in syria against turkish forces, in libya, against turkish forces and their proxies and again, they got beaten by the turks and their proxies in all three of those battles. putin may be tired of this and wants a solid win. but if he goes through

back with us, the historian, kimberly. i'm not, the u.s.ul not to get ahead of european allies and calling for russia's removal from swift. how difficult your sense, has it been for nato countries to remain in lockstep through this process? >> i think one of the things we've seen in terms of where some of the breaking points, or the tension might, be it was exactly these kinds of issues. when they call the nuclear option when it comes to isolating russia, or completely eliminating them from swift, or not. they will be a select group of banks, a senior administration official tells us they will be cut off from that system. it's devastating for russia's economy, it will be devastating for russia's economy. i mean, we've seen again and again in our coverage, the question most ask of president biden, the press secretary in the white house briefing room, why has it more been done. and the background move in getting from western officials is that a lot of those european partners have been reluctant. those kinds of economic sanctions and moves to

just bringing our correspondent to, kimberly how kit. so kimberly is kind of a mixture of messages. they will certainly still dismiss the attempt to say that they should be dialogue, but that the consequences will be severe if, if there isn't. yeah, laura, really an interesting development that happened. well, the president was speaking of speaking to you from the white house for a lot. also noticed pebble beach, where all of the reporters give their reports from the american networks. the international networks, as the president was speaking, as he was talking about defending ukraine, as he was talking about the repercussions. if rushes to invade ukraine, if use, if russia to target americans immediately, all of the tv capabilities lost power, we lost all of our light capabilities. we lost our audio capabilities. we lost our ability to protect any sort of picture. this was true of the american networks. this is true of al jazeera, of the international that works beside me. you see that network scrambling, trying to broadcast this message. it was a really cerebral moment. as the pre

kimberly, i want to turn to you.the country with potential for thousands if not millions more. is the rest of europe prepared for the coming rescue crisis. i talked with ayman mohyeldin about that. what do you make of the future if a sizable chunk of the population has left the country forever? >> i think it's important to remember that i don't think most of these ukrainians will be gone forever. i think they will come back home. they're facing incredible circumstances right now. i hope europe is prepared for this migration crisis, but moreover, i hope all of europe will open its borders, not just to ukrainians, but afro-ukrainians, that are being turned away from the polish hungarian border. i think we can do a lot more to help with the migration crisis. we need translators, we need a bureaucracy here. western countries, including the united states can do a lot to help this process. i do honestly believe that most of these ukrainians who are having to leave now, they will be back home because ukraine will not fall t

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kimberly, good to see you, thanks for being with us. kimberly atkins is a calm -- columnist from boston globe. she is the cohost of the remarkable sisters in law podcast, which is a year old. if you have not yet subscribe to it, please do now, you can get it anywhere you get this broadcast. coming up, we are taking some hard truths today, we are looking at reframing, and re-centering american identity. it is a difficult but necessary conversation. it might be uncomfortable. well friday's booming jobs report was a buzz and surprise for the white house and wall street, people around the nation are still struggling to pay for their homes and keep food on the table. we will talk about that with congressman -- congresswoman barbara lee. russia is nearly ready for a large-scale invasion of ukraine, it could happen in days, we are live on the ground in ukraine, next. next next preparation h. get comfortable with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safe