tom: it sounds like it was hard for a time for nick lowe to be nick lowe. but in the ensuing decades, he abandoned the rockstar stance and took on the role he has to this day, that of what rolling stone has called a master songwriter who never takes himself too seriously. >> ur britain's songwriter. -- you are britain's songwriter. >> i think paul mccartney might have something to say about that. tom: he gained that status partly by learning -- by reaching back to the music you learned from his mom -- he learned from his mum. >> a lot of the music he recorded from the 1990's on has as much a relationship to the pre-beatles era to the rock 'n' roll era. >> that is nice of you to observe that. tom: nick and the band have a new album, indoor safari in which they recorded some of his favorite compositions. and he still strikes a good pose though he's got a few things to say to the kid who wanted to be a star. >> if nick in 2024 could talk to nick in 1974, is there something you know now that you wish you knew then? >> johnny cash once said to me, incredibly dis

low. yet still, that persists. >> yeah it does. nick paton walsh live for us in kyiv. thank you so much for the report. boris. >> let's expand the conversation about these developments with kurt volker. he's a former u.s. ambassador to nato. he also served as the u.s. special representative for ukraine negotiations during the first trump administration. ambassador, thank you for being with us. you heard over the weekend, republicans from speaker johnson to the national security advisor mike waltz, suggesting that zelenskyy needs to change his posture or step aside. what change, specifically, do you think the white house needs to see? well. >> i think zelenskyy actually ought to think about how he is communicating right now. it's very important that we turn the focus of the discussion here. back on vladimir putin, his aggression, his attacks, his unwillingness to have a just peace by engaging the way he has in the past few days. it's making everything about zelenskyy himself and even this tweet, even though it was taken out of context, or the statement taken out of cont

low fixed rates. borrow up tolumi, that reassurance is priceless. to learn more, go to lumi comm. >> i'm nickon walsh in kyiv and this. >> is cnn. >> the white house has now decided to stop sharing and helping ukraine with critical intelligence needed to fight russian forces. it's a move that comes just days after they decided to pause sending military aid to ukraine. i questioned the white house press secretary about this today, though she declined to say how long that intel sharing pause could last. and on the conversations between the white house and the ukrainians and the letter that president trump revealed last night that he got from president zelenskyy, director ratcliffe said today that the president has paused also, intelligence sharing with ukraine. is that temporary or is that permanent? >> i believe what the national security council told me in regards to that was that they paused or they are reconsidering. um, the, the funding for ukraine, as you saw the pause on the funding. as for intelligence matters, i would refer you to either the national security council or the cia as. wel

low key cool stories this warrior season. pat spencer, a former lacrosse star who has a new york state of mind dubs in nick's going at it tuesday. staff questionable coming in with ankle soreness. but you know what? look, just fine. here on the back door cut, lay it up in it and the foul. warriors up by 4 early on and then curry off a screen sidestep. and knocking down the triple knicks led this game by one after one quarter other and og anunoby rise and fire. he had a game-high. 29 big night, new york up. 55. 47 at the half. you're thinking, well, second night of a back-to-back, maybe not the warriors day. great look there from curry, draymond green. it 8 points, 9 rebounds, 8 assists buddy hield for 3 in the final 2 seconds of the 3rd quarter. so the warriors take the lead going to the 4th. guess who takes over? yeah. number 30, the bucket. the shimmy. tubbs up by 7 curry to looney flush he had a dozen and then staff one more time. you got to follow the bouncing ball and curry's about is open is open can be and yeah, i like his chances on that shot warriors roll one, 14, 102. they have won 12 of their last 14 at madison squar

nick misstatements about the age of ukrainian troops. he was repeating something that j.d. vance said that was incorrect in that oval office meeting. uh, he was saying they're running low, uh, recruiting older now. certainly. they're actually under pressure for not recruiting younger troops and sparing some of the younger folks there in ukraine. but just take us through what you heard. um, and the impact obviously, this continues to have there in ukraine. >> yeah. just to go into that issue on recruitment. yeah. look, it's fair to say that ukraine has deliberately not recruited between the ages of 18 and 25 to essentially allow there to not have that part of their doubt by the war. and they've come under some pressure from the biden administration to push into that part of the age range. so some of the troops you meet on the field, they are in their 30s and 40. some are indeed older. and it's true to say ukraine is experiencing manpower issues too, as indeed is russia, and possibly a more acute fashion given the attrition rate and horrific casualties they tolerate there too. but i think this is an interesting talking point, but it is essentially repeating a kremlin nar

nick. >> yeah, well of course the telegraph have the spy story, but we're also going to cover this reform uk story. reform civil war as mp reported to police. and of course, this is rupert loweit's all kicked off today. there was a statement that came out from reform talking about workplace bullying, and it said in the office they didn't actually directly say, but it said a serious bullying in the offices of the member of parliament for great yarmouth, rupert lowe. and obviously rupert lowe has denied all this completely. he's now, as patrick said, just before we came on, released another statement saying that the reform are propitious and actually that basically lawyers saying they acted too soon and rashly and so he says that tells the whole story precipitous. what did i say? propitious? yes. >> whatever one of them's to do with rain. >> this wouldn't have happened with andrew doyle. but yeah, i just hope, yeah, they rain down on him too soon. that's what happened. it's it is shocking. i mean, if you were a reform supporter, if you voted for them. he has so many fans. yeah. rupert lowe. >> and he's really the heart of the party. >> yeah. to me, he was one of the few. he wa

nick. >> yeah, well of course the telegraph have the spy story, but we're also going to cover this reform uk story. reform civil war as mp reported to police. and of course, this is rupert loweit's all kicked off today. there was a statement that came out from reform talking about workplace bullying, and it said in the office they didn't actually directly say, but it said a serious bullying in the offices of the member of parliament for great yarmouth, rupert lowe. and obviously rupert lowe has denied all this completely. he's now, as patrick said, just before we came on, released another statement saying that the reform are propitious and actually that basically lawyers saying they acted too soon and rashly and so he says that tells the whole story precipitous. what did i say? propitious? yes. >> whatever one of them's to do with rain. >> this wouldn't have happened with andrew doyle. but yeah, i just hope, yeah, they rain down on him too soon. that's what happened. it's it is shocking. i mean, if you were a reform supporter, if you voted for them. he has so many fans. yeah. rupert lowe. >> and he's really the heart of the party. >> yeah. to me, he was one of the few. he wa