it's not just regrettable elicits you concerned because his complete lack of understanding leads to a roni u.s. decisions, reckless decisions that could have very bad consequences. the russian defense ministry also released this video of attack helicopters they're using in this invasion and say destroyed ukrainian armed forces, heavy armor, strong points and firing across ukraine. families who have not been able to flee the war returned to debris field, neighborhoods, homes, cars, businesses gone. these residents saying the constant shelling has some wondering if they'll ever live to see the end of this brutal conflict. that was kareen wynter reporting for us tonight. ukrainian officials are also reporting that kharkiv. >> has come under so much heavy bombardment. that evacuation corridors there remain blocked. >> all right. taking a live peek outside as we switch gears and talk about the forecast. beautiful shot here. >> from our camera on mount temple, pius, it is the last day of march. yes, and somebody has a very, very date. yeah, happy birthday. happy birthday. vicki fell out the that

any comment to that representative roni? guest: president biden is not as charismatic or forceful as president clinton or even president connor, but he has his own base of how he wants to do things. i do not think trumps bombastic and hostile approach towards people was constructive. 20 plus percent of the state department elected early retirement because of all of the abuse they were getting. that is not right. host: if ron desantis, your home state governor, ran for president, would you vote for him? guest: he is a very strong environmentalist. banding offshore drilling in the eastern gulf, getting a couple billion dollars to finish out projects for the restoration to do the water and minimize pollution that the sugar industry perpetrates honest. i like a lot of things he has done. he has done a lot of good things for education in florida. to the gentleman that mentioned republicans and blacks before, it was a lot of black mothers that all got together and voted for ron and campaign for ron because he was going to reserve

it's not just regrettable elicits you concerned because his complete lack of understanding leads to a roni u.s. decisions, reckless decisions that could have very bad consequences. the russian defense ministry also released this video of attack helicopters they're using in this invasion and say destroyed ukrainian armed forces, heavy armor, strong points and firing across ukraine. families who have not been able to flee. the war returned to debris, field, neighborhoods, homes, cars, businesses gone. these residents saying the constant shelling has some wondering if they'll ever live to see the end of this brutal conflict. >> that was kareen wynter reporting tonight. ukrainian officials say evacuation corridors remain blocked in turkey because of all the bombings. lawmakers in washington restarted the debate today over an issue at the heart of police reform negotiations. a controversial legal doctrine currently protects officers. >> from being sued, but some want to eliminate it. legal experts say because criminal charges against police officers for misconduct are rare. some victims try to

wanted to be friends with him in the only thing he was already completely sad, but then a horse named roni his life now see friends. do not spill water. and finally, we will visit thailand, there is an unusual and uninvited representative in a cafe. this is an eagle and tired of hanging under the clouds to look at some mice, he went to a public catering establishment and calmly regaled himself ready for chicken, and tasty and easy and wonderful. now he will be apparently there constantly for customers. april 28 on the calendar very soon the holidays are a long weekend, many are probably already planning trips and it is not necessary to fly somewhere far away. we have a country big and fortunately there is something to see, though our correspondent has outlined several routes, which are literally breathtaking. breathe for a walk , listen to the birds singing, how do you like this plan for the may holidays, or maybe take a selfie from a bird's eye view and this is a view from the mountain damn finger to altai do not be afraid to name just a beautiful legend the altai captured the land. uh, a

somehow, no one wanted to be friends with him in the only completely already sad, but then a horse named ronippeared in his life. now look friends, they didn’t spill water. and finally, we will visit thailand, there is an unusual and uninvited representative in a cafe. it 's an eagle. he's tired of hanging under the clouds. you watched some mice, he went into a public catering establishment and calmly the chambers are already ready for chicken, and it’s tasty and easy and wonderful. now it will be visible, there is always a client. did you know that today april 28 is the day of ambulance workers, congratulations to all and private from souls, thank you so much for your work for saving our lives. i really want to wish you on this day that you have less work, but something tells us that today, as always, many doctors will have to celebrate this holiday at work. yes? no, they don't have weekends or holidays. night is day, it’s all the same, they always rush to the rescue and save our lives. cardiac arrest , breathing, blood circulation, and before the arrival of the ambulance, 17 minutes, igor k

yes, i think in terms of russian supply roni beginning to see the actual disruption caused by sanctions. and the so sanctioning that we're seeing from a lot of european buyers, russian refineries have had to cut production. and russian exports are starting to fall, although they haven't fallen immediately off to the start the conflict. so these effects is still building up, and i think they're going to get worse over the next month or 2. i mean, it's a risky strategy though, isn't it? for it, for the us to draw down on it's r. s p are so heavily. what if the war in ukraine drags on? well, i think it's certainly true that you can't draw down at these kind of rates and it's not just the u. s. it's advanced economy around the world that are announcing big releases with seeing them use that reserves to a degree that we've never seen in the past. and i think that reflects how serious the concerns about the state of energy markets all um, but it also has to be a temporary measure. now washington is hoping that by that time they finish this 6 release us production will increase substantially.

so there are a lot of a ronys in that for example. safest places to be. the people who live inside the city were farther protected than many of the people in the suburbs. one of the families i first helped to evacuate came from one of the suburbs the russians occupied and the stories of praying that no sexual assaults be committed against them, their homes would not be destroyed. but those stories are table talks. it's very common. >> look at the video. this is one of the buildings i was talking about, completely demolished. and that was not far from you. >> about a ten-minute walk, yes. >> now we know 180 children or so have lost their lives. >> in the one way, you see this building right here that's destroyed, but if you walk about five minutes away, you may not notice that there's any damage done to your city at all, so you have people just going about their day. so that's the thing. with all of this destruction, there is so much about people going about their live. there's a grocery store people are going to, so you have all of th

it's not just regrettable elicits you concerned because his complete lack of understanding leads to a roni reckless decisions that could have very bad consequences. the russian defense ministry also released this video of attack helicopters they're using in this invasion and say destroyed ukrainian armed forces, heavy armor, strong points and firing >> across ukraine, families who have not been able to flee the war returned to debris, field, neighborhoods, homes, cars, businesses gone. these residents saying the constant shelling has some wondering if they'll ever live to see the end of this brutal conflict. >> that was kareen wynter reporting. ukrainian officials are also reporting that in kharkiv evacuation remain blocked because of all the bombings, a bay area artist is continuing to help ukrainian artists struggling during the invasion by sharing their stories with the rest of the world. one of his artist friends is turning size of the invasion into masterpieces. well pours. amanda hari explains why they believe art is still so valuable even as this war rages on. >> max is a really goo

any comment to that representative roni?uest: president biden is not as charismatic or forceful as president clinton or even president connor, but he has his own base of how he wants to do things. i do not think trumps bombastic and hostile approach towards people was constructive. 20 plus percent of the state department elected early retirement because of all of the abuse they were getting. that is not right. host: if ron desantis, your home state governor, ran for president, would you vote for him? guest: he is a very strong environmentalist. banding offshore drilling in the eastern gulf, getting a couple billion dollars to finish out projects for the restoration to do the water and minimize pollution that the sugar industry perpetrates honest. i like a lot of things he has done. he has done a lot of good things for education in florida. to the gentleman that mentioned republicans and blacks before, it was a lot of black mothers that all got together and voted for ron and campaign for ron because he was going to reserve a

rice-a-roni, the san francisco treat, because you mentioned one of richard haass' books.e were supposed to hand you the treat. >> still ahead on "morning joe" -- thank you, michael. barry mccaffrey joins us in our fourth hour to talk about russia's new offensive strategy. and what ukraine needs to defeat it. >> plus, we'll talk to a college student who is from ukraine and now half a world away from her family who are still living in kyiv. >> also ahead, we'll have a live report on why the irs is calling this tax season the most challenging it has ever had. >> and new york city mayor eric adams has been criticized for his handling of the city's homeless population. we'll be joined by a member of "the new york times" editorial board who says the mayor needs a little religious guidance on the issue. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i came, i saw, i conquered. (all): hail, caesar! pssst caesar! julius! dude, you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. i was thinking like... oh hi, caesar. we were just talking about you. ha ha ha. yeah, you