linsey? >> james, thank you. >>> president biden will travel to europe this week to meet with nato leaders and discuss the war face to face. poland is urging the group to consider sending a nato peacekeeping mission to ukraine. the white house making it clear that the president will not be going to kyiv on this trip. maryalice parks joins us now. how will this proposal by poland work? >> reporter: yeah, that's still unclear. the polish ambassador to the u.s. called it a preliminary concept. but he said that the nato alliance needed to explore every option, look at every avenue to stop this unprovoked war as quickly as possible. house would get behind any plan involving sending u.s. or nato troops to ukraine. administration officials said as much today. but the eastern nato countries are understandably nervous that russia's attacks are getting closer and closer to their borders. and president biden and the nato leaders will be under so much pressure to come out of the the meetings this week wi

linsey? >> maggie, thank you. >>> late today, president biden touching down outside of the white house. but not taking any questions from journalists. maryalice parks joins us now. the biden administration is closely monitoring the attack near the polish border. as the war moves closer to nato's eastern flank. what are you hearing from your sources tonight? >> reporter: there are concerns here that the attack in western ukraine was more deadly than others seen in the area. and there's a big question about whether or not russia is specifically trying to hit supply lines. but the white house is more determined than ever to try to get weapons to the front lines. jake sullivan argued that the latest attacks are a sign that president putin is frustrated and is lashing out. and just weeks before the invasion, about 150 florida national guardsmen were right there, training ukrainians at that base targeted today. it's only 11 miles from the polish border. if there's any red line for this administrati

linsey? >> marcus, thank you. >>> while the humanitarian crisis in ukraine escalates, the kremlin is stepping up the crackdown on its own people. today, thousands of protesters arrested, at least 3,500 nationwide for participating in unauthorized rallies. both young and old detained. ordinary life is becoming increasingly difficult. today, in an announcement from american express, they're suspending operations in russia. netflix and tiktok with similar announcements. citing the country's latest restrictions on free speech. >>> the biden administration continues to face pressure from ukrainian leaders to further the crackdown on president putin. maryalice parks has been following the developments closely. she joins us now. maryalice, tell us about the growing support from lawmakers to impose a ban on russian oil. >> reporter: we're seeing real momentum. the secretary of state said there are ongoing, active discussions about a ban of russian oil in ports. but he made a point of saying they're h

linsey?, thank you. >>> president biden on his way to poland after a high-stakes day of summits with american allies, reaffirming nato's solidarity and delivering that warning to vladimir putin on chemical weapons. our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega is in warsaw with the latest. good morning, cecelia. >> reporter: hi, linsey. good morning to you. allies in a united show of force against vladimir putin. president biden on his way here to poland right now, and he is pushing european leaders to isolate putin even more by cutting off their dependency to russian oil. this morning, president biden with european allies making a big promise that could help them and hurt moscow saying the u.s. will ramp up shipments of gas to europe so countries are less dependent on russian oil. >> putin's energy resources are to coerce and manipulate his neighbors. that's how he's used it. he's used the profits to drive his war machine. >> reporter: allies gathered at nato headquarters for that emergen

linsey addario spent her career documenting war zones and this is the moment before she took that picture for the "new york times." we spoke with the pulitzer prize-winning photographer earlier. >> i went forward and found a place sort of behind a wall and started photographing, and, in fact, within minutes, a series of mortars fell increasingly closer and closer to our position, until one landed about 30 feet from where i was standing. and it killed a mother and her two children. >> your photo of that family is on the front page of the "new york times." it has been seen around the world. it is proof of civilians being targeted. what did you make of when you saw this family up close? >> i mean, i'm a mother, and, you know, i -- when i'm working, i try to stay very focused, i try to keep the camera to my eyes. of course, it was very emotional. i had been sprayed with gravel from a mortar round that could have killed us very easily, so i was shaken up, when we were told that we could run across the street by our security advisor, i ran and saw this family splayed out and i saw these little

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>> james, thank you, and to linsey davis for that interview over the border in poland. thank you. zb >>> we're going to turn to the news at home tonight. the fda giving the green light for a second covid booster now for americans 50 and older. how quickly will you be able to get it? and will they recommend everyone else get it, too? and this move comes as we learn that that highly transmissible omicron subvariant is now the dominant strain here in the u.s. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a green light for a second booster shot of moderna and pfizer for americans over 50 and the immunocompromised. health officials pointing to waning protection. >> if it's been at least four months since you've been vaccinated with your first booster dose, you should seriously consider getting another booster dose. >> reporter: the new boosters will be available to anyone over 50, but the cdc says they are "especially important" for people over 65, and people over 50 with underlying health conditions which puts them at higher risk for severe outcomes from covid. >> if you're older, probabl

linsey says he's got shrapnel in his leg and stones in his back. the doctor says in one month he'll be in good condition. as you can tell, ukrainians are not backing off this fight, far from it. some russian soldiers just miles from kyiv are being met with serious resistance. latest developments from ukraine next. do you think any of us will look back in our lives, and regret the things we didn't buy? (camera shutters) or the places we didn't go. ♪ ♪ i've always focused on my career. but when we found out our son had autism, his future became my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. ♪ and building it with my son has been my dream job. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com [ chantell ] when my teeth started to deteriorate, i stopped hanging out socially. it was a easy decision -- clearchoice. [ awada ] the health of our teeth plays a significant role in our overall health. chantell was suffering, and we had

. >> reporter: our linsey davis met her in poland, where she fled with her mother, mother-in-law, and young son, who's trying to keep a brave face through it all. and tonight, olga's hope for her country. >> i want to see that peace above our heads. i want to see children stop dying and i want to wake up from this nightmare. >> extremely moving interview. we cannot forget about this humanitarian crisis. and james longman with us from kyiv tonight. james, we know russia's new claim that it's going to scale back attacks near the capital. president biden, the pentagon reacting, saying their actions will be far more important than their words when it comes to russia, of course. and you reported in late this afternoon to us that you continue to hear explosions around the capital? >> reporter: yeah, david. for the last few hours, we've heard the repeated sound of artillery slamming into kyiv's suburbs. remember, russia has specifically not agreed to a cease-fire, so, there's every chance they'll continue to bombard ukraine even if they move troops around the country. and tonight, president

linsey says he's got shrapnel in his leg and stones in his back. backing off this fight, far from it. some russian soldiers just miles from kyiv are being met with serious resistance. latest developments from ukraine next.

linsey smith, bbc look north, tumby.e? much more coming up from tbm. much more coming up from tbm. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there, it's a colder day today, the highest temperatures where we're seeing the best of the sunshine across more western parts of the uk, but things are going to get much colder. the really cold air at the moment is sitting to the north of scotland, but that will sweep down across the whole of the country as we get these northerly winds bringing down arctic air. and that means some sleet and snow quite widely, although no great amounts. these are the temperatures towards the end of the afternoon, and it's particularly chilly across northern parts of scotland, where we've got that weather fronts cold air coming in. behind that, that weather front is bringing this band of thicker cloud and rain, some sleet and snow in there as well. following on from that, some snow and some ice in northern areas of scotland. certainly a frosty conditions here later on in the night, a

dion: here is linsey davis with a look at what is ahead on world news. >> coming up, new warnings a warbe reaching a deadly stalemate. we're in poland. plus, the historic when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ beginning of supreme court hearings. it's expected democrats have enough votes to make her the first black woman on the supreme court, but there could be some fireworks as republican senators pressed her on her record in her view of the constitution. our deputy political record was on gma this morning giving a preview. reporter: we're going to see pointed westerns about her record, she represented detainees at guantanamo bay. her record on crime will be a topic. her ties to harvard. i also think think think think i members of the judiciary committee who could run for president in 2024. it's likely we will see some political theater. i think judge jackson will have to navigate

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one lawmaker spoke to linsey davis from a bomb shelter. >> we are saying behind all together. and we understand that we are the total second line, staying behind their shoulders. i think we will fight until the end. >> meanwhile, three members of russia's parliament have criticized the war. rare cases of dissent from the kremlin. >>> 12 russian diplomats are accused of spying. they say the mission engaged in activity conflicting with u.s. national security. >>> and tiktok is blocking russian outlets and facebook made the same move to stop disinformation. >>> let's look at russia's tactics in siege warfare. earlier, i spoke with the assistant secretary of defense. let's talk about what's new in the last 24 hours. seems that russia has turned to cluster bombs and what is being called a siege mentaliy. can you explain what this means and why the change? >> unfortunately, it looks like the russian military is going to focus on targeting civilians, as a way to cause terror and potentially advance farther than they are right now. it's important to point out that russia, along with t

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good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning.r alleged abuser as brian warner, known to many of course as marilyn manson. since then others have come forward, also accusing him of abuse. now for the first time, wood is sitting down opening up about what she says happened to her. >> so many survivors live in fear of judgment and retaliation and mainly live with shame. and i know because i experienced it, and it was time to stop being silent. >> reporter: she's known for hit films like "13." >> let me see that. >> no, mom! >> reporter: and shows like "west world." >> is this really what you want? >> they never gave us a chance before. >> reporter: in 2018, evan rachel wood took on a new role, as an activist for domestic violence and sexual assault victims, testifying twice before lawmakers about what she says was her own personal experience with abuse. >> he broke me down through means of starvation, sleep deprivation, and threats against my life. >> reporter: at the time you did not name the person who you said who had abused you.

linsey davis back here tomorrow night. have a great night.asked come back out, but not for long. plus, still smoldering 20 four hours after a fire. firefighters continue to put water on it. and, a mayor arrested overnight. the apology he issued after being cited for dui. the new starts now. ♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> that afternoon. --good afternoon. we have team coverage of the weather, beginning with the weather. >> we have rain falling, is moving south. this live doppler 7.

linsey davis will be back here tomorrow night. have a great night.a, and that is not the only roadwe are getting a ce of one thea look at the most rec data when new starts now. this is >> a plea for help, shot at peace, some major developments happening with the war in ukraine.

. >> reporter: this is linsey's garage.am bedroom for a child who lost theirs. donations pouring in for her group, hope lives here, colorado. for 6-year-old brook and her 8-year-old sister, emily, a small slice of normal. >> like the husband and i, we sat on the couch and it was just like a collective exhale that the girls are okay. >> reporter: and better than okay at this rental home. >> it melts my home every time they walk in. >> reporter: 40 times so far. but another 100 children on the waiting list for dream bedrooms and new memories. janet shanlian, cbs news. >> that's the "overnight news" news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later with cbs mornings and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm nicole killian. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. officials are sounding the alarm over a growing humanitarian crisis nearly two weeks into russia's invasion of ukraine. the u.n. now estimates 2 million ukrainians have

domi xi, our director, and cowriter julia cho, and our producer, linsey collins, they were given a lotle led team. domi might be the first female director for a pixar movie. the film is set in toronto. [ cheers and applause ] i know there are canadians here. >> jimmy: there's a guy from toronto, but he's not really from toronto. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, where are the canadians here? >> jimmy: he lives up in lone pine, he's on a lake. >> it's the first pixar set in canada. >> jimmy: is it the first one? well, "paw patrol" dominated for a long time, now this is set there too. "paw patrol" is set in canada. >> no, i did not. >> jimmy: you don't have a 4-year-old in your house. your last animated movie, "ryan the last dragon," is nominated for an academy waurt. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: will you go? >> i don't think so. i've been so pleased for that film. i think it's just such a great time for animation. >> jimmy: yeah, for sure. i mean, there's some great -- incredible stuff coming out. it would be nice to bring your nieces to the oscars, right? >> girls, you want

. >> yeah, linsey adair yo, a preesh all the work you're doing for the new york times and in kyiv.dministration's efforts to keep pressure on vladimir putin whether through the military effort to ukraine or pleasure through the rest of the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover car ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? move to sofi and feel what it's like to get your money right. ♪ ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. you could get out of debt sooner — and get your money right. ♪ >>> you heard the late reporting from cnn's kaitlan collins on the continuing shipments of stinger aircraft missiles into ukraine, also javelins. shortly before air time i talked about how the resupply effort is going with state department spokesman ned prime. secretary blinken said today that he authorized expedited transfer of defensive equipment from allies to ukraine including anti-tank, anti-aircraft weaponry, critical for ukrainian forces. can you confirm that weaponry from the u.s. and european partners is still getting to ukrainian forces where it's neede

. >> jimmy: does anyone else smell linsey's "but" coming? laughter ] >> if you're listening to my voice today ask you're on a computer looking at child pornography and you get caught, i hope your sentence is enhanced because the computer and the internet is feeding the beast here. >> jimmy: wait. what kind of -- how sexually defective do you have to be to be listening to lindsey graham's voice and watching child pornography at the same time? [ laughter and applause ] that is the scariest dual monitor setup imaginable. the award for most original question of the week so far goes to senator marsha blackburn of tennessee. who is the only republican woman on the judiciary committee. and yet is still trying to figure out what that word means. >> can you provide a definition for the word "woman"? >> can i provide a definition? >> uh-huh, yeah. >> i can't. [ laughter ] >> you can't? >> not in this context, i'm not a biologist. >> the meaning of the word "woman" is so unclear and controversial that you can't give me a definition? >> jimmy: hold on.

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