. >> cnn's scott mcclain joins us live from the ukrainian capitol. let's start with the latest from the front lines. >> it is not looking good for really either side right now. the battle for lysychansk is not looking good. the russians have entrenched themselves. they denied that they have surrounded the city and are in control. the ukrainians said they managed to successfully fire on and destroy military equipment convoy or column just outside of the city. they say the rush schaabs had sustained really heavy losses in this battle for lysychansk. caught in this are thousands of civilians who have been confined to their basements. it is far too dangerous to leave the city. they also suspect it has been mined. lysychansk is the last major city that has been left in luhansk that hasn't been taken. if the russians have taken it or will take it, it means they'll effectively be in control of the entire nation. meanwhile, belarusian president said ukraine fired missiles in its direction. they say belarusian forces were able to strike them down. this comes

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. >> scott mcclain is keeping an eye on all developments in ukraine and joins us live from kyiv.nt zelenskyy just visited the front lines. what more can you tell us about that visit? >> reporter: we've just gotten word that there has been a missile strike in the city of kharkiv against a residential area. there's actually a cnn team on the ground there who says that it is a two-story building that has been badly damaged. local officials there are also reporting injuries and reminding people that when those air raid sirens go off, people need to take shelter. you mentioned the visit by zelenskyy. he was in the southern part of ukraine, visiting the troops, visiting the front lines and visiting a hospital. perhaps he is trying to sort of rally the troops ahead of a ukrainian push to take back parts of occupied territory in the southern part of the country. the deputy prime minister of ukraine was warning people who live in the kherson and zap riva regions to evacuate, even if it means getting sent toward russia or going toward crimea, saying, look, the ukrainians are going to be mo

we'll have guests coming up that are on the republican team, including congresswoman lisa mcclain andg steube. greg steube hit the out-of-the-park home run last year and republicans ended up winning 13-12 and that snapped the losing streak. republicans lost for many years in a row, last year they won. it happened last year, we'll see if it happens this year. >> todd: i fan girled so much after greg steube hit that, he turned on that sucker and put it in the bleachers. i can't wait to hear you talk to them. one baseball note i need to mention. i have this studio at 44 degrees right now, it is so cold right now, when you are here, i keep the temperature nice and hot. it is so cold in here, ashley strohmier is so mad at me. >> carley: it is about 85 degrees outside, my perfect temperature, your calls, i'm warm, everybody is happy. we have big news in washington. a brand-new poll shows 75% of democrats saying no to joe in 2024. >> todd: and the white house downplaying the popularity as democrats dance around re-election questions all together. ashley strohmier is cold with the temperature

for more we want to bring in scott mcclain. he joins us live from kiev. it appears russia now controls the region in the east. but ukraine vows to regroup and fight back while calling for more heavy weapons from the west, what is the latest on all of this? hey rosemary, look, this is mission accomplished for the russians at least that's how they would very much like to see it. partially accomplished i should say. they have far more goals in ukraine they would like to accomplish. but taking the entire region is certainly one of them. the leader of the break away lpr region said that this day is one that's going to go down in history. now, the ukrainian army chief in that region said the ukrainians still do have a very small toe hold in the region. in one other small village near the boundary. but effectively the russians control everything else. by in large, they have taken the region. now the ukrainians in their decision to withdraw said they wanted to preserve the lives of their troops. and there's one good reason for that, because they say they were out

scott mcclain joins us live from kyiv. let's start with the rocket and artillery attacks on several ukrainian cities. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: what stands out to me is the city of mykolaiv. it had rocket attacks on a university. there was more this morning, though they're trying to figure out exactly what the damage was and the casualties were. and the mayor says that of 142 days of war, they have only had 21 that have been quiet. 21 without artillery strikes. so that southern part of ukraine has been especially dangerous, especially active as of late of course because of ukrainians have been trying to launch their own push to take back territory around the city of kherson. you also mentioned the rocket attacks in daneap row. there was one on a residential area where two were injured. others may have been trapped under the rubble after a rocket attack last night that injured 16 and killed three and in an industrial area and in total officials say as of late there have been 57 rocket attacks on the city. and

scott mcclain is on the ground as rescue personnel continue to search for victims. >> reporter: mid-morningfar from any front lines. three russian missiles landed here obliterating a medical center, damaging buildings, including offices and a theater. rescue workers combed through the wreckage and amid this destruction, had little hope of recovering anyone alive. throughout the day, the list of casualties grew. more than 20 people, including three children. dozen injured and many of them in critical condition and others unaccounted for. among the victim, this 3-year- old killed in her stroller. her mother was injured, according to the child's father. what the russia's target might have been is unknown. the defense ministry has had nothing to say about the attack. ukrainians say seven missiles were launch and had four were intercepted and tragically three were not. people here in a state of shock. these business owners, their windows were blown out. >> we are living in a beautiful, peaceful city attacked by a rocket. what for? >> reporter: ulga didn't seek shelter when the sirens went off ha

cnn's scott mcclain joins us live from the ukrainian capital.et's start with the latest from leashy sainsing. >> yes, one of the cities in the eastern part of the country that has really faced some of the fiercest fighting, some of the most intense shelling along the front lines in recent weeks. right now we understand there are some 15,000 people who are still there, not because they couldn't have evacuated but because they chose not to. now it's far too late for that. for the last few days, local officials have said the people are largely confined to their basements, sheltering because of the intense shelling. now the luhansk, the militia of the luhansk people's republic, one of the breakaway regions of eastern ukraine, they claim that they have managed to completely surround the city and are in control and are simply working to get rid of the last remnants of ukrainian nationalists or ukrainian soldiers who might be left behind. the ukrainians, though, deny that. they say they are not in control and they have not managed to completely surroun

cnn's scott mcclain explains. >> we suffer, it's a matter of modern weapons which we must get. >> reporterpresident zelenskyy rarely gives a speech without appealing for weapons. but while he waits for the west to deliver, ordinary citizens are getting impatient. enter serhiy petula, tv host who set out to raise $15 billion to buy turkish military drones kueh. his crowd funding didn't raid $15 million, but 20, almost all of it from ukrainians in the country. >> they need to understand that $1 you donate for ukrainian army save $10 that you donate for ukrainian refugees. if you stop russians, you have no refugees. >> reporter: ukrainians don't need convince, like this 9-year-old who sold her hair and this 6-year-old busking. what does it say that you have kids fundraising for deadly military weapons? >> i think that those kids don't want to die. >> the turkish manufacture has since announced it will send three drones for free, leaving per p him with the question what weapons do they need most. he has also called for better air defense symptoms. but sometimes the need is much more basic. ann

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if it has the opportunity so the question of, you know, can we a piece russia, if mcclain somehow agrees to a cease fire and to those regions remaining and a washing control is really not a serious question. this is not what i was planning. but for some, it is still a serious question saying that we should talk to russia, that they should be back again on the negotiation table. what do you think it is in? they have been so many red lines by the west when it comes to russia and who tim says, i can continue as long as i want to go. how is it possible to stop in? i think her, the only possibility is to show strength. this is the only thing actually that protein understands. we've seen this over the last decade where we had several attempts of talking to put in. we had lots of politicians in the west is that we have to find a compromise. we have to set the russians, but unfortunately this didn't work. and those who haven't understood this on february 24th or maybe it's their problem put in only understands strength. and so we, on the one hand, we have to strengthen ukraine concerning the eco

scott mcclain picks up the story. >> reporter: snake island has played an out size role in this war since day when ukrainian troops stationed on this small out post in the black sea refused to surrender it to a russian warship just off the coast. it is milltarially important because it's given the russians a launch pad very close to the odesa region. a region they have not been able to reach by land. it's economically important because whoever controls that island, well, they also control the shipping lanes in that area. the russians claim that they vacated the island as a good will gesture to the ukrainians. the good will did not last long with this most recent batch of air strikes . the ukrainians claim they struck the island uses phosphorous bombs dropped from planes. it can burn right through human flesh. the ukrainians are trying to clear the island of mines or traps before setting up a more permanent out post there. they leave the russians were trying the clear the island of their remaining equipment. >>> still to come, a attorney for the man shot and killed by police has seen body

losing record would start firing people, show you care and we see the same chief of staff in ron mcclainame energy secretary. if this president was in charge, one or two of those people would be gone. democrats are stuck between a rock and another rock. kamala harris is not a good alternative. gavin newsom, give me california everywhere? no thanks. bernie sanders, have another leader in his or her 80's. i don't see where they go from here, the democratic party will be upset, they will lose power and essentially getting nothing done progressive wing wanted to get done. >> todd: personnel changes, job of general manager joe biden, but job of coach joe biden is to make in-game adjustments when things are not working, policy adjustments. they are sticking with the same policies and democrats hate them, too. why? why not change course to salvage something in the midterms? >> todd: i knew you would latch on to my sports analogy and expand it to a perfect conversation this morning. if coach joe biden was smarts, he would look at a coach who was successful in the '90s despite personal problems o

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lisa mcclain, congresswoman maclean takes the base. she's got a good lead, too.appy with that at bat at all. first out of the inning. he wanted to throw that bat. mitch: you think these guys don't compete? he was not happy. george: we go to the top of the order. the fourth batter to bat leadoff tonight. mitch: keeping the democrats off balance. george: he started things off with a walk. down to the dirt, laughing it off. mitch: i think they know ossof is not going to throw at them. he's just trying to get it close to the plate. george: 1-1, swing and a little pop toward short. george: yes. 1-1, a sling and a pop towards short. the catch. mitch: gonzalez messing with him a little bit at third, taking a little bit of a lead. getting a little laugh out of that. here comes iowa senator joni ernst, plating a run in this beginning for the republicans. george: on wenstrup's two-run single. 1-0 pfluger on the night with a single land rbis in the first. grounded to first and walked, branded up to center. 1-3 officially tonight. swing and a head and a nice base hit to left

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scott mcclain is in the capital. the odesa area is north of snake island.t where the missiles originated . >> reporter: the ukrainians have appealed for help beefing up the air defense system. now we're getting word tonight they are getting some of that help from the united states. the ukrainian says that the volume of strikes against the odesa region because snake island has opibeen retaken shou decrease. they no longer have this launch pad less than 100 miles from the city itself they can use to launch strikes on an area they failed to reach by land means. ukrainians also say that these are older style missiles that lead less accurate than the more modern versions. president zelenskyy says they are meant to sink military ships. they are not meant to be aimed at civilian targets. nine story apartment building. a rehab facility for children. a summer camp. 21 people now confirmed dead along with a 12-year-old child. the russians continue to i assist they don't aim at civilian sites. they say that they don't need to. they have the intelligence. they have the

. >>> and for more, let's bring in cnn's scott mcclain, live from kyiv. good to see you, scott.sts reporting new strikes on do donetsk. what else do we know on this? >> reporter: yeah, these strikes they say killed three people, injured dozens more. they included a strike that caught a rail yard on fire and caught several cars of a passenger train on fire though miraculously no one was killed. this is unverified row showing fires burning in -- video that is showsing fires burning in an banded market in the area. it is difficult to verify anything out of the region but media says schools, apartment buildings, and houses were all damaged in this attack. now that the russians have taken the entire luhansk region, it doesn't seem like they're wasting time in moving on to the donetsk region also. the ukrainians have reported shelling, heavy shelling along the front line to the north in the direction of a city in the northern part of donetsk region. there's also heavy shelling reported in the southern region, as well. there were also missile strikes reported outside of that region alt

alp's sticking with congressmen tim bircher pat's allen, bill has into along with congresswoman lisa mcclainad of today's game, so it's going to be a really fun to. >> todd: it's was when we are there. love you and the lawmakers. talk about the game, because like you mentioned, it brings people together, it something that unifies a city that is never unified, where they disagree on what day of the week it is. it thursday, by the way people are just at the of the way right up your car just awesome to have either. looking forward to the next two hours and it's going to be a greater. >> carley: yeah, it is, and last year, congressmen greg steube a document. one of the only government will ever do that during the congressional baseball game, especially on a majorly parked there, courtesy of eagle repeated this year, but we do have -- >> todd: that wasn't just a moment, he annihilated that bore, carley. that was majorly at level. >> carley: it really was! like i said, is going to be assured it is money to cover got to talk about that and so much more. we do have some serious news to get to, inclu

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scott mcclain is live now. what is the latest?ll tell you they're out manned and they're not sitting on their hand. they may have hit an ammunition cache in donetsk. the local governor in the luhansk region says the russians are taking heavy losses, which is hampering their ability to move that front line forward. cnn can't confirm both side. pro-russian commentators suggested the battle to take the region of luhansk was far too costly in terms of human lives. the other things that's getting in the russian's way is the donetsk river, which the russian seem to be held up behind. they may be there for months. the ukrainians think they can hold them there. unfortunately, the expectation is the russians will continue to bomb and shel the towns and cities on the other side with increasing frequency. one other thing to mention, john, that is that yesterday there were air ride sirens that sounded in cities across the country, including here in kiev for the first time in at least a week. four of those missiles ended up hitting a city in w

scott mcclain reports. >> reporter: ukraine says that it is slowly but surely taking back territory inhe southern part of the country. the military won't say where they have made gains, but there is some evidence suggesting they have made modest advances on the border region. ukrainian forces now claim russian troops are hiding themselves amongst the civilian population in order to avoid getting hit by ukrainian strikes. keen to utilize their newfound artillery fire powers by striking at russian supply lines deep into russian held territory. ukraine yans say they have seen evidence suggesting russian military equipment has moved through mariupol headed west and suggest that equipment may be headed toward kherson. in the eastern part of the country, there is little evidence to suggest that the front lines have moved much at all in recent days. but the russians continue to bomb and shell the towns, villages and cities on the other side of the front line. the most recent where local officials say at least one person was killed and more than 12 injured. scott mclain, cnn, kyiv. >>> good to

mcclain, please. ms. mcclain: thank you. i thank the gentleman from pennsylvania for holding this very serious, very important special order. thank you very much. a few weeks ago the supreme court delivered the greatest victory for life this country has ever seen. when it rightly upheld the ability -- when it rightly held that the ability to kill an unborn child is not a constitutional right. and returned the authority to regulate abortion back to the people and their elected representatives. sadly, we've seen some elected officials who care more about appeasing toe fringes of their base than defending our institution and respecting the document that they swore to uphold and defend. president biden, for an example. a former longtime supporter of letting the states decide their abortion policy. he sees fit to ignore the ruling. and in a feeble attempt to quiet his far-left critics, is seeking to unilaterally expand the ability to kill an unborn child. i'm curious. does he not know that we have a rule of law in this country? w

. >> well, for more, i want to bring in cnn's scott mcclain who is in kyiv.w controls the luhansk region what does this mean for the battle of the donetsk? >> reporter: look, lynda, it means that the ukrainians are really shows no signs at this point that they're willing to go back to liuhluhansk. for the battle of donetsk, there's every indication that the russians are trying to move swiftly to take it. we've seen some shelling in that region already. the russian -- or, the ukrainians say that in the lieu ha luhansk region, they were up against some of the most experienced fighters on the russian side and on the entire front line, sowbut so much of t war is being won and lost when it comes 0 the strength of the artillery and the ukrainians said they just could not compete. and overnight, we're seeing signs of the russian strength in their air power and their artillery strikes in dnipro. there were seven missile strikes overnight, six of them were shot down. but the russians say the ukrainians have fired on donetsk city with artillery strikes there. there's s

. >> cnn's scott mcclain is joining us from kyiv with the latest.ns have struck mostly residential targets. what are ukrainian officials saying about the damage right now? >> reporter: well, this is why the ukrainians continue to refer to russia as a terror state because they continue to target these civilian areas. this was actually in the odesa region in a village right along the coastline. we're talking about sites that clearly have no military value, and the ukrainians say that there were no military sites around them either. as you mentioned, a nine-story apartment building, a children's rehabilitation facility, and a summer camp as well. the type of missile used here as well would have been fired from an airplane over the black sea. it's the same type of missile, according to the president, that was used in that mall attack in kremenchuk. this is the type of missile that could sink a military ship, clearly not meant to be fired into these civilian areas at all. but that is what we are seeing here. what the intended target is -- because this ty

. >> peter baker, barbara mcclain, rhea, thank you so much. we covered a lot on this friday evening. coming up next, the world's richest man says he's backing out of his deal to buy twitter. but it's not that easy, it's not like canceling a dinner reservation. and later, what the end of roe means. for our already strained foster system. we'll talk to someone who knows the problems foster parents already face and what might be next. the 11th hour just getting underway on this friday night. underway on this friday night. he says he is terminating the deal. elon musk now backing out of his 44 billion dollar agreement to purchase twitter in a filing today he said the platform was in breach of multiple provisions of its sale agreement, including his request to share information about fake accounts. here is what the company's board chair had to say about that -- quote, the twitter board is committed to closing the transaction on the price and terms agreed upon with mr. musk and plans to pursue legal action to enforce the merger agreement. so, let's

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chief of staff ron mcclain was a close contact with president biden.ted negative again today as well. overall the white house has identified 17 close contacts as they continue their contact raising. i realize i should update you on the variant. that was the other big piece of news today. according to the presidents doctor it is likely ba.5, and that is now the dominant variant. no surprise. it's what a lot of folks expected. but now we have more information about what specifically he's recovering from. >> kristen welker, my friend, thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. let's turn now to msnbc medical contributor dr. ej blackstock, founder and ceo of advancing health equity. dr. blackstock, good to see you. the variant the president has now accounts for almost 80% of all u.s. covid cases. you have some doctors calling ba.5 the worst version of the virus we have seen. what makes this variant dangerous compared to other omicron variants? >> sure. thank you so much for having me on. this variant is the worst for two reasons. one, it is much

it when you think about the statement that you would have, mcclain president of the united states, hismingly. we were aware of how people were hanging on his every word. we heard people testifying to this very effect. what would've been the impact had double trump, former president denies it at that time, so that was followers? you know quite what. >> you opened with my tweet that day. i resigned about a month prior. when i said, condemn this now. there will only listen to you. sarah matthews has said that when the mike pence tweet went out, that was pouring gasoline. not only was he not stopping, saying the opposite, act but he was making worse and inciting it in realtime. i think that, to miles, point you're going to get an assessment of national security threats and threat environment leading up to it, matt pottinger would have had visibility. weapons that people were tried to traffic into the capital. any sort of briefings that they were getting on the high side there, but then you would also have sarah matthews who is going to know the back and forth and what it looks like between

but at appomattox, of course, it happens mcclain's house is basically cleaned out by officers and otherwise offering both to buy and some not offering to buy items from the house as proof that you had been there. so yeah, we're back to that merging of of i look something that offers. a tangible evidence that you have experienced and been part of something as opposed to something that is mass produced and then such as the the stereographs or the moripticon that was not part of the experience of having been there the difference between a relic and something that we might call a souvenir is that authenticity and that original and purpose of an item and the meaning that's in is attached to it from it having been at a particular place. so that's something that's going on during the war. it's there's certainly collections that are being built at libby prison. and otherwise, there's some wonderful photographs of the interior of libby prison once it's moved to chicago where people could come through and look at all of these different items. so these original museums if you will what became the muse

patrick warren, even elijah mcclain demonstrates that sometimes when health professionals respond tosituations, and they are not trying to deal with somebody suffering a psychotic episode, they do not know how to help them. so overall we see here is a lack of training. which would be addressed by measures likely george floyd justice and policing act, which is completely stalled. but at least there that is some means of making progress. >> when i saw the story about breonna, greer i was taken back to what happened to daniel proof in rochester. also suffering a mental health episode, and the family calls police for help, and he ends up tying. david, this story raises another issue for me. and that is, how it just seems like there is no safety for black people. not from crime. not. because if you call 9-1-1, the police may think you are the perpetrator. if a family members going through a mental health episode, you kind of have second thoughts about calling 9-1-1, because what happens if the police show up and not someone who is trained to deal with a mental health issue. i would just l

mcclain: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. bergman of michigan, i inform the house that mr. bergman will vote yea on 8351. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, mr. pappas, ms. kelly, mrs. dingell and ms. leger fernandez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8531. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- h.r. 8351. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from west virginia seek recognition? mrs. miller: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. la high school of illinois, i inform the house that mr. la high school will -- mr. lahood will vote yes on h.r. 831. mr. jeffries: as the member designated by ms. johnson, mr. mceachin, i inform the house that they will vote yes on h.r. 8351. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallon, jackson of texas, both will be voting yes on h.r. 8351. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does