of the war as it approaches a few days away from that one-year mark, retired brigadier general steve anderson. he served in the u.s. army for more than 30 years -- >> i can't hear anything, i'm sorry. >> general anderson, we're sorry. can you hear me now? >> i can't hear anything. >> okay, we will get back to him in just a moment. let's fix that little technical difficulty. sarah, to you as we try to -- let me bring kaitlan back in. kaitlan? >> reporter: as we wait to fix his audio issues, i'm very interested to see what he has to say about all of this, given that this is a trip that does involve a lot of planning. and what the white house is saying is that it had actually months of planning behind this and there still is risk that the president had when he decided to take this trip. what the white house says, sarah, poppy, they decided that it was a manageable risk that they could take here. that it was something where they felt he could go into ukraine, at a point they believed it was safe enough. he only went with so few people, and that is very rare for a presidential visit. >> he is the

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also with us, steve anderson. >> we're expecting this speech, the state of the nation speech tomorrow from vladimir putin, it seems from what we heard from fred's reporting is that the kremlin is allowing thus far some of these bloggers and commentators saying vladimir putin isn't doing enough, obviously they ban anyone that this war is illegal and shouldn't happen. what will you be listening for in putin's speech tomorrow? i'm curious whether he'll call this a war at this point. >> we don't know what he's going to call this thing. finally admit that it's a war to everybody. i think i'll be looking for any indications as to how putin's going to move forward on this. that's extremely difficult to tell for someone like vladimir putin. he sometimes does leave markers out there in his speeches. pretty much what fred was talking from moscow, more of the same, because he doesn't have that many options left for him. he might lean toward this is stalemate, we fought the ukrainians to a stand still, we're going to go with the annexed parts of the country. very interesting speech. look guard to

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steve, finally, you've been listening to vladimir putin speaking out several times over the last three days. what's your take away about how he sees the path forward here? >> i think his speech struck me, anderson, as a bit desperate. there's a lot of half measures in their. you know, we are suspending -- >> we lost thieves audio. we will have to leave it there. sam kiley, general mark, steve hall, appreciate it. a quick reminder, cnn's fareed zakaria is hosting a cnn town hall at the top of the hour with by national security and international aid officials on the year since russian forces moved into ukraine. be sure to stick around for that. next for us though tonight, alex murdaugh taking the stand in his double murder trial, and it was stunning today. what he said in his defense and the big lie he finally admitted today that he has been telling since the killings. and later, a live report from east palestine, ohio. details on the preliminary ntsb report, which says this train derailment chemical spill, according to the head of the ntsb, was 100% preventable. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each

steve, finally, you've been listening to vladimir putin speak several times the last few days. what's your takeaway the way he sees the path forward here? >> i think his speeches struck me, anderson, as a bit desperate there is a lot of half measures in there. we're suspending but not -- >> lost steve's audio. we'll have to leave it there. sam kiley, general marks, steve hall, appreciate it. quick reminder. cnn's fareed zakaria is hosting a cnn town hall at top of the hour with international aid officials. a years since russian forces moved into ukraine. be sure to stick around for that. >>> next, alex murdaugh taking the stand at his double murder trial, and it was stunning today. what he said in his defense, and the big lie he finally admitted today that he has been telling since the killings. >>> and later, a live report from east palestine, ohio. details of the preliminary ntsb report that says this train derailment and chemical spill, according to the head of the ntsb, was 100% preventible. even if you like a house, lowball the first offer. the house whisperer! this house says use the realtor.com app to see three different estimates. also, don't take advice from people who d

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steve, thank you. >>> the suspect accused of opening fire inside an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs will stand trial. a judge made that ruling earlier today. andersonounts tied to the shooting inside club q. five people were killed and more than a dozen others were hurt. aldrich will remain behind bars until the trial. >>> russian president vladimir putin is making new nuclear threats just before the one-year anniversary. >> in a speech earlier today putin said, russia, quote, will pay increased attention to strengthening nuclear capabilities on land, sea and in the air. >>> now, this comes days after russia said it would suspend its last nuclear arms pact with the u.s. president biden calling that move, quote, a big mistake. >> nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin is in dnipro, ukraine. russia appears to be strengthening its alliance with china. is that making the people of ukraine worried about possibly seeing an increase in assaults from russian forces? >> reporter: well, ellison, in terms of those nuclear threats coming from russia, president zelenskyy saying that he stopped listening to those threats sometime ago. worth noting that ukrainian

steve borthwick has chosen him to replace injured 0llie hassall collins on the wing. vice captain courtney lawes makes his return from injury and is on the bench. james andersontaking 12 wickets between them to help england to victory in the first test earlier this week. it took their tally together till 1002 wickets, the most by a single partnership in test cricket. that is all for now. so you in an hour. thank you very much. lovely to see you again. see you again later. an extensive archive of david bowie's life, work and legacy will go on display to the public for the first time in 2025. the display at the victoria and albert museum in london will include more than 80,000 items from six decades of his career, including costumes, handwritten lyrics and instruments. tim muffett reports. # it's a god awful small affair # to the girl with the mousy hair...# he was so much more thanjust a singer. # and her daddy has told her to go...# david bowie, an icon of self—expression, creativity and reinvention. # now she walks through hersunken dream...# his extraordinary archive is to be brought together permanently for everyone to see. this archive will be protected i