tonight -- taylor schilling star of "bust down," actor and comedian chris redd.n all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with todd sucherman ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now, let's get to the news house minority leader kevin mccarthy yesterday criticized russian president vladimir putin and said, "i think putin is evil. i think he is a dictator." added mccarthy, "that said, i'd obviously still vote for him in 2024." president biden signed an executive order yesterday on cryptocurrency the order specifies that it can no longer be your entire personality. "yo, you pimps talkin' crypto? according to newly released documents, former president trump refinanced trump tower last month and took out a $100 million loan it turns out the guy he usually asks for money is pretty busy right now. during a visit yesterday to the ukrainian cultural center in london, britain's prince william said that the ongoing russian invasion of ukraine makes him feel "us

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as we leave, schilling hits the village. it had become a deathbed riddled with custom minds, this man said. >> [ speaking non-english ] >> [ speaking non-english ] >> the pockmarked concrete lined with all of these tiny peaceful words ripped open . schilling hits the road out again. moscow imposes a cost. these barracks tone in two reduced to rubble by missile strikes that killed dozens of ukrainian soldiers, some as they slept friday morning. this trauma unit struggles with some of the 40 injured. one soldier asking for his friend by name. not all injuries involve blood. this soldier was in bed on the third floor when the blast hit and he found himself on the second floor with both legs smashed, losing consciousness. >> [ speaking non-english ] that night, the kremlin's blunt force hits another target. moscow may be losing ground here but does all it can to crush and stifle weather cannot have. those pictures you were seeing from last night. we have heard distant laughs tonight but it is quiet and there is a feeling in this

and then you have others that are schilling, that are shamefully schilling for putin, like madison cawthorn marjorie taylor greene, gosar, and others who seem to think that it's better for them to use this as a criticism of joe biden, to somehow twist this and question joe biden's leadership as a bait and switch to take away from the fact they're once again using -- being used as useful idiots by vladimir putin. it's shameful. >> i have to say, the similarities between donald trump and vladimir putin are astounding, tara. you have americans asking the question of why it seems some russians, right, believe vladimir putin and what he's putting out there. and i can't help but wonder, do they not remember the 2020 election and the big lie by donald trump? do they not remember the 2016 election and how he launched his initial campaign when he was then candidate donald trump, the same thing has happened here in the united states that are happening in russia. >> yeah, it's extraordinary. and in the piece, i say that a lot of what they're doing is smoke and mirrors. pay no attention to the man behi

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there with correspondence continued to report every angle of the war in ukraine, which referred schilling and distance, and machine gun. far in the forests, there is a humanitarian crisis erupting on multiple fronts. rockets landed just a few meters from our convoy them in that position. as i've been all over the need for a region. and he tries st. totally destroyed along the road. we came in on there was still clearly an active battlefield day with out there for the latest development. ah museum. he's a bird watches, paradise. it's a brick taking country side. both the spectacular variety of fed, the creatures. oh oh, good. centrally, you don't have to be a good note to long life for everything that can be quite as spiritual. coming out here and just to sit and be quiet and listen. but the south pacific nation has one of the worst extinction records on earth. we've lost about a 3rd of abilene spaces and the decline is still ongoing. if we let it roll for another 50 years, they will be much left to restore racks and other introduce pres. destination the nation bird population. now g zeala

authorities accused russia of committing the attack of official also reported that another alleged russian schilling incident has left 2 people dead, including a 9 year old child. there wasn't an immediate comment from the russian defense ministry on the matter. more than 3000000 people have fled to crane since the start of the conflict with over 2000000 having arrived in neighboring poland, thousands of refugees have been waiting and curious to receive a local id number to allow them to work and get medical care for the next 18 months, hundreds of thousands of others have gone to hungary, vac here while dover and remain yet overwhelming a range of public services. people say they cannot return because it simply is not safe for you don't you know, lucian, my house is still there, but it's not safe to be there. people haven't come out of the basement for a day. there are also some people who haven't come out since the fighting began in t f. we heard a lot of shooting in our region. it was quieter, but i know that my parents couldn't leave since the beginning. so that's why i realized that we need to

serious steel made as occurring in several besieged cities. key of accuses rush of indiscriminate schilling, but moscow, se ukrainian nationalists are using civilians as human shields, and not allowing them to leave through humanitarian corridors. well, let's take a look van out a ukrainian military base in the her san that region which russian forces have taken control of abundance types. cars, armored personnel carriers, l equipment with service men left behind. while fleeing from the scene can all be witnessed. or senior correspondent, murat garcia, is there when out a ukrainian military base in the province of kept san this. the space was abandoned very quickly by ukrainian troops. there wasn't much of a fight here. they left their equipment. these are, for example, t 64 tags, all of them in working order. they're now being evacuated there from here by the russian military, which is taken over where they're being taken we, we haven't been told but again, these are our tags, allan and markie hood over there now as an arsenal. so small arms rocket propelled grenades. vast quantities of am

thousands of its stranded national utilities. decision follows the death of an indian student during schilling in cock. here after al jazeera popping, the top report ah, brought you pm, with our greets her brother with joy as here die. so bucharest, the study medicine in west, in ukraine, after the city was borne by russian forces. they fled to the border with romania. they say they waited there for nearly 15 hours. so there was no basis. thank god, regularly we're lashing somehow. i don't even remember how i cross the border 20000 indian studying ukraine there its largest group of foreign students. many have made it home, but one was killed in a missile attack. the death was acknowledged in a meeting headed by prime minister in the rinse ramadi. the meeting began with an expression of her deep existence. condolences on the tragic death of her. she noreen chicken ha, ganna goodwood indian student who were starting in the con hockey national medical university. oh housings who managed to flee, awaiting and make ship shelters in neighboring countries. many waited for days and freezing court with

keith schilling is taking place for a 3rd day in a row and in the capital. here, the mayor warning that russia is gathering troops close, hoping to encircled the capital grains. as the dozens of civilians have been killed in russian airstrikes over the past few days. numb from shock, this woman sits just 2 meters away from a dead body. one if a number killed in russia sustained attacks on hockey, ukraine, 2nd largest city. nothing better than me. we've been shown to by russians. we are all scad reverse. why us? why us regular people russia has continued to bond both residential areas and administrative buildings in the city. a local hospital has also been damaged knowingly blue limit broder. we had injured people in the hospital with the basement served as a bomb shelter. people were hiding here from the shelling of the so called peacemakers. let's put it like that. ah, emergency services in the city of their high tamya spent the early hours of wednesday morning trying to control raging fires. local authorities say a russian air strike hit the city, which is

now dennis schilling is saying that in morale for the reason it's essentially been destroyed. that city center is because people are fighting street to street house to house. he says in the last 8 years, and the groups call the as all brigade, he calls and i sort of nationally group that is very influential mario, he says they spent the last 8 years fortifying the city. he accuses them of using human field human shields to prevent the city being taken by don't net force is backed by the russians. he also says that in response to the russian defense ministry saying that it is now going to concentrate its efforts on what they call liberating, don't bass, this eastern part of ukraine. now, the russia is going to concentrate on that. moving away from the greater part of your grade, and he says that's going to make an enormous difference here, particularly in terms of russian fire power. and he means this in terms of russian air power still ahead on al jazeera apologizing for food shortages officials in china. admit districts probably 19 restrictions, a causing a problem and could

it is hard to imagine life returning here even when the schilling stops. even when it does not. we run down for cover. the marines here are mobile, pushing forward where they can. kherson's nearby airport their prize. >> now we have a little mission to kill the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: daniel is a former lebanese soldier married to a ukrainian. >> two weeks ago this place had life. and now nothing. >> reporter: the bus is filled with anyone left who wants to leave, anyone who can move themselves. we are asked to take those who cannot. and who remember the last time war came to europe. as we leave, shelling hits the village. it had become a death bed riddled with cluster munition mines, this man said. over days, the road out has been caught over. its pock, maed concrete lined with these tiny peaceful worlds ripped open. this woman was in poland when russians took her hometown, kherson, where her children are. nikolay can't really hear the blast at his age. but sent his wife to live with his daughter in the city. he has stayed to protect whatever they have left. shelling hits the r

you can still hear schilling. this morning the russian are military says they're are in control. ukrainians say the battle is still very much ongoing. >> town after town in ukraine. no matter who controls itb with it's begin destroyedple roughly. >> thanks very much. i want to bring in cnn analyst moims white house correspondent. you're watching all of this unfold very quickly right now. and the concern is, among top u.s. officials, that this could escalate the russian war against the the ukrainian people. god forbid even tactical or nuclear weapons. remember, a month ago, exactly a month ago today the russians thought it would be a couple of days before they took the south, maybe a few days more before kyiv fell. they've lost somewhere between 20,000 troops. the united states loss about -- so, huge casualties. that's why there's so much fear that president punt will use chemical weapons to clear the cities hoar maybe sate you stay out of my area. >> and that would be a red line, i suspect for a lot of the nato allies if the russians started using chemical or nuclear weapons. >>

well, there have been as we got used to now, air ride sirens, there have been sounds of distant schilling i have to say. mostly in the west of the city, where president zelenskyy's adviser has said is one of the locations where the ukrainian armed forces may be striking back, maybe counterattacking. there have been counterattacks or attacks conducted ambushs all over the country. this seems of a different order. they explained why we are currently under a 36-hour non-stop curfew, wolf. i think it also is part in the context of this, we were speaking. i was speaking earlier on stage with the deputy prime minister, one of the intellectual live wars in the zelenskyy administration and asked why it was impressed her on why it was the big question of nato wasn't raised directly in zelenskyy's speech? >> but he didn't mention nato. why was that? >> well, i think that nato is something which is not as essential as no nigh zone and more weapons and basically capably to defend ourselves. but now basically it's not about politics. it's about survival. the biggest ukraine, which is now being encircl

. >>> coming up today on the drew barrymore show, taylor schilling drops by to chat, that is today itx 5. and after us stick around for cbs this morning, as they bring the biggest headlines of the day, cbs this morning started 7:00. this is a live look outside before we go to break looking at the golden gate bridge this morn >>> a beautiful clear start to this day which is a front row seats what will be a gorgeous sunrise is 6:30. a view from atop the mark hopkins hotel right now looking to the gorgeous scene to the north bay. you do see the hills. looking to the east bay and this from on top of the salesforce tower. we are spoiled here with incredible views from the top of it all. if you're getting ready to step out and it is cold in the north bay valleys but not as cold as yesterday as most are 3 to 5 degrees warmer in this time yesterday. i will have the full forecast coming up. >>> a live look at oracle part were lady gaga is bringing her chromatic or ball to her this fall. she announced the dates to reschedule stadium to her yesterday. yesterday she had announced it and it has be

. >> ilona with her daughter and godson in tow fled the heavy schilling of irpin outside kyiv. >> itonly two days ago and said on the last train. we didn't believe that in 21st century it can be the real war. >> valentina also fled kyiv. she's never been forced from her home, but she's no stranger to tragedy. >> translator: my husband died at the chernobyl nuclear power plant. do you understand? and that's what they are doing now. they are destroying the whole world. it is outrageous. people around the world shall not be silent. >> this elderly couple fled kharkiv, but only after spending eight days sheltering in a metro station. on the eighth day, an explosion shook their underground hideout. the women were hysterical. i you understand stood this is not going to pass. this horror cannot be endured. i cannot express it, the fear, the crying children. when i saw a pregnant woman entering the metro, i understood this cannot be forgiven. >> from here, many have no idea where they'll go when they get to poland or when they might be tiebl come back. >> many of the people we met along the

tonight -- taylor schilling star of "bust down," actor and comedian chris redd.

now dennis schilling is saying that in marielle full, the reason it's essentially been destroyed is because people are fighting street to street house to house. he says in the last 8 years and the groups, we call the as all brigade, he calls and i sort of nationally group that he's very influential mario. he says they spent the last 8 years fortifying the 50. he accusing them of using human feel human shields to prevent the city being taken by don't net force is backed by the russians. he also says that in response to the russian defense ministry saying that it is now going to concentrate its efforts on what they call liberating, don't bass, this eastern part of ukraine. now, the russia is going to concentrate on that. moving away from the greater part of ukraine, he says, that's going to make an enormous difference, a particularly in terms of russian fire power. and he means this in terms of russian air power, the netherlands, belgium, and ireland are all expelling a number of russian diplomats. a total of $42.00 are being sent home. all 3 countries accused them of spying. and posing a thr

according to the leader of the self declared, tonight's people's republic danesh push schilling. he mentioned earlier today he blamed ukrainian forces, but kilometers north of mariel and was where also this sir humanitarian corridor was going to be set up. so a dramatic lawyer there and one can only really try and imagine what as i say, she, hundreds of thousands of civilians are going to have to suffer yet again to night in mary or pool. and that area of eastern ukraine. charles science very much, and he does charles stratford and his crew heading on the road from the city of rosa felicia where russian troops, i said to be advancing, apologize for the drop out, of course in the the signal there. but as you can imagine, with charles and his crew being on the road, it can be difficult to get a live link, a consistent link with them. we will, of course, keep going back to charles as he makes that journey. anyway, here's a look at who controls what in ukraine, russia and it's our lives separate. his forces not hold all of the areas shaded in red. here on the map now do briseis, the

. >> reporter: she was hit by schilling from russian troops.e's capital. ukrainian authorities tell us there's $100 billion worth of damage to critical infrastructure. the attacks have not stopped. listen. one of the hardest hit areas is mariupol which has been under fire since day one and the supplies overall getting a lot smaller every day. 300 people have died in the siege and the city, today a mosque in mariupol was shelled, 80 people including small kids were hiding in that mosque. we will find out if there were any casualties from that attack. another area russian troops were told to take over is ukraine's largest port city, odesa, considered important to russian president vladimir putin. you can see that damage, burned-out cars riddled with bullets, civilians had to abandon their vehicles and continue on foot as the russian showing continues. volodymyr zelenskyy said his forces lost 1300 troops since the invasion started. they are getting closer to the capital tonight. volunteers are working around the clock to provide critical medical a

kremlin forces lay siege to major cities in ukraine, artillery schilling's in the coastal town of maclaiveng targeted again. they took out a maternity hospital, now hitting a mosque