u. s. congress. how was his speech present? lensky speech in congress, which, as he said, was very emotional. how was it received by us lawmakers? it was enormously well received by the u. s. congress, both democrats and republicans giving the ukrainian leader a standing ovation in a divided congress. this is one area where they all agree and so that is notable. there is growing support and growing pressure on the biden administration to potentially support or at least consider a no fly zone as well as potentially these is mig jets that are in poland. whether or not they could be used. and the reason that the white house is pushing back is because not only fears of potentially a catastrophic of fact of a nuclear war, but more eminent lee, that there is the potential for us or nato fighters to come in direct confrontation with russian fighters. and for the opportunity for that to escalate, that is the greatest fear of the u. s. president right now. so in some ways the call by lawyers zaleski was for him to be a leader of the worl

u. s. congress. he reference martin luther king and repeated calls for the us to implement a no fly zone over ukraine. maybe i have a need. i need to protect our, our sky. i need your decision, your help. which means exactly the same, the same. you feel when you hear the words, i have a tool. well, he spoke refugees from mother you. paul were able to reach relative safety. they escaped hell in the besieged city, travelling in a convoy possible on that 1st. everything was fine. well, not fine, but at 1st it wasn't particularly scary of there were explosions and all that, but it was far away and we sit in our homes. we hoped that it would not reach us and that it would all be solved that somehow they wouldn't negotiate. and that it would all end but know every day it got worse. we were left without light, without water, without gas, without food, it was impossible to buy anything i'm willing to when you call. thank ukrainian. authorities reported that russian forces had fired on one of the convoys out

u. s. congress. and he spoke a language that all american law makers understand. so lensky described the invasion by russia as ukraine's pearl harbor saying that since the war began 3 weeks ago, every day in ukraine has felt like 911 low makers gave lynch.

u. s. congress yesterday of the same warmth of reception. and, and one of the things that really struck me yesterday when nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house introduce floating mr. lensky, was, which he did. she did so with the chrysler van craney, glory to ukraine, start taking on one of the slogan so the ukrainians themselves have, have had in this war that the rallying cries that lensky has a taking on herself. so i think that kind of shows the kind of the power of the communication zalinski has achieved. so i'm really curious to see what he says in this speech now. and what we saw in his speech to congress yesterday was his ability to make a connection with that audience. talking about things like po harbor talking about 911. saying, remember the morning of pearl harbor when your sky was black from the plains, attacking you and trying to draw a visceral connection between the people there and what's happening in ukraine now? so i think it will be very interesting to see what kind of a message that he has that chimed in with germany's

u. s. congress. he cited events like pearl harbor, the 911 attacks as part of an appeal for more help in the fight against what he called russian terror and diplomacy introducing him there in his speech diligently renewed his call for a no fly zone and for further sanctions against moscow, my colleague, friends, americans in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th. 1941. when your skies turned black from planes attacking you. just remember it. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air, no unexpected, and you could not stop it. our country is experiencing the same every day, every night for 3 weeks now. analysis of all sides of those speech without to correspondence this our iran con in cave, who will be with shortly. but 1st, she had her times the on capitol hill. you w

u. s. congress. in fact, there is even support for what he is calling for in that emotional plea. namely, the ukrainian president, calling for a no fly zone over ukraine, as well as additional military support. and in terms of the american public, it shows that according to most polls lived, there is a willingness to support the people of ukraine and increasingly in the fashion that he is requesting. but where there is conflict lies with the white house that has so far been resisting those calls for a no fly zone. and so present biden is expected to respond in the next 20 minutes or so a half an hour. i think how do we expect him to respond? what will he say? well, that has been delayed by about 30 minutes. so i whether or not the message has changed is unclear. what we did know up to this point is that there was expected to be a resistance by this white house to the calls for a no fly zone. because there was concerns of direct confrontation even as the potential for this of blowing into an nuclear w

u. s. congress. white house correspondent, kimberly how can, has more from washington after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians. us president joe biden for the 1st time called brushes vladimir putin, a label that until now. the white house has been hesitant to use years work on the president initially avoided the term given its legal implications and an official review of the actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama, beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s. congress by ukraine's president villette, amir zalesky. ah, it featured image is designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looked like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president virtual plead to us lawmakers, to do more, to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7941. remember september, the 11th reviving memories of when the unit

u. s. congress. today. he also appealed to u. s. companies to leave russia, as he said, they are financing the war and invoking the event that prompted the u. s. to join the 2nd world war, he told congress. remember, pearl harbor we need you. and you as president biden, he has signed a bill for a new package of military and other aid for the defense of ukraine, bringing to a $1000000000.00. the amount of security assistance announced this week alone. he's also warned the american public that the war could be long, but that the u. s. will remain steadfast and in support of ukraine. you want to dw news life from berlin. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news, followed by the day, have to see you that. mm hm. ah, with ah. a with who into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. how quickly the misery of destruction, the war has spread across you cry as russia speaks to impose its brutal will along the country. but if the conflict now entering its most critical phase question to lieutenant general ben hodges, former co

u. s. congress. ukraine surprise. it ain't asks for a no fly zone and more military help to fight off russia rising biden will respond in the next hour. more strikes on key verse talks between the 2 sides. enter a 3rd day. russia says there is hope for compromise, while ukraine's president says negotiations have become more realistic. nato ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss the conflict and plans for new ways to deter russia from future military action. and also ahead on this news, our nasa means agari ratcliffe detained in iran since 2016 is on a flight box to the u. k. and i need to send it to the school to boost for novak jock image. as for angela, ben organize is confirmed, the unvaccinated stall can compete in the grand slam in may. we need you right now. that was the plea from ukraine. surprise didn't. as he address the united states congress, wrote me. lensky received a standing ovation before he delivered his virtual speech to us. lawmakers on the ground in ukraine, civilians continue to suffer under

u. s. congress help us, he said, defend ourselves. it was a taylor made message for american lawmakers that included a video of russian attacks on ukrainian cities, followed by very personal remarks from zalinski, delivered in english. take alice, now i am almost 45 years old. to day my age stopped when the cart o more than 100 children of beating, i see no sas in law. if it cannot stop them the death. and this is my main issue as the leader of might the moon, re, your grains. as the leader of my knee, i am addressing the president biden. you are the leader of the nation. ok. i with you. me the leader of the whole being the leader of the hold means to be the leader office. i thought ok. what today we witness zalinski asking for more than he knows he'll receive with the goal of receiving more than he expected to get just hours after zalinski address to the u. s. congress. president bite the announced almost a $1000000000.00 in new military aid for ukraine. that includes more than $3000.00 anti aircraft and anti tank missiles, but it do

u. s. congress good morning, mister president. good morning, madame ambassador. who is with us this morning, madame ambassador, half ambassador, my fellow man. mister president, it is my honor to present to you the congress of the united states, which has great respect and admiration and appreciation for your courageous leadership, members of congress, i have the high privilege and distinct honor of presenting to you the president of ukraine. but a mere zalinski. flava. oh crana. i like my colleagues. huh. good. i know. why? oh, no. glory. 2 heroes. thank you very much, madam speaker, members of the congress. ladies and gentlemen, americans, friends, i am proud to greet you from ukraine, from our capital city of k of a city that is under missile and air strikes from russian troops every day. but it doesn't give up. and we have not even thought about it for a 2nd. just like many other cities and communities in our beautiful country, which found themselves in the worst war since world war 2. i have the honor to greet you on behalf of the ukrainian people brave and f

u. s congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looked like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7th. 1941. remember september, the 11th. reviving memories of when the united states was also under attack, zalinski again pressed congress for a no fly zone over his country to create a no fly zone. to save people. is this too much to ask aircraft that can help ukraine helped europe? and zalinski went further appealing to president joe biden directly, even though biden has already rejected previous requests, and the leader of my nation. i'm addressing the president bother, you are the leader of the name of your money. i wish you me the leader of the all being the leader of the world means to be the leader office, but a no fly zone could lead to a direct confr

u. s. congress also had free at last name's the audi radcliffe is on her way home to the u. k. after being detained in iran since 2016 through human costs are mounting in ukraine as russia's invasion. and since it's 4th week, a russian strike on matthew paul has destroyed a theater, where hundreds of civilians were sheltering. the number of casualties is not yet known. and while the war rages on, there are signs of progress on the diplomatic front report, se ukrainian or russian negotiators have come up with a 15 point draw piece plan. it involves ukraine renouncing nato membership. in return it would get a ceasefire. and the withdrawal of russian troops, ukraine's president. while a dim is lensky, address the u. s. congress, and re it's repeated, his court for a no fly zone. the also compared the invasion to previous attacks suffered by americans, 911 and po, hama, friends, americans, in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th, 1941. when your skies turne

u. s. formal investigation, she says that is still ongoing. and we saw that impassioned plea from zalinski to the u. s. congress, but still a flat no to those key demands of a no fly zone and the make fighter jets. that's right, and that was certainly disappointing. one can imagine to the ukrainian leader, but when it's a big but we should leave open the at the possibility for the future because that's very much what the u. s. president did, although he said no for now to the 2 things that the ukranian leader was looking for. those fighter jets, the soviet era fighter jets as well as a no fly zone. he very much left to open the possibility that in the future there may be more of what the ukrainian leader was looking for. for now. it is the $800000000.00 in additional assistance. some 2 billions is the start of the bind administration. some 1000000000 in just the last week alone, and we know that the u. s. president is still considering the no fly zone option along with other western leaders. and this is something we know will be a topic of discussion when the u. s. president travels next week on march 24th to b

u. s. is calling on north korea to refrain from further destabilizing acts. ah, welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera ukraine's president has made an appeal for help to the u. s. congress. during a virtual address. for our to me is lensky cited a pearl harbor and the september 11th attacks. as he asked us politicians for more support in the fight against what he called russian terror. lensky also renewed his call for a no fly zone and war sanctions against moscow. friends, americans, in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th. 1941. when your skies turn black from plains attacking you. just remember. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001, when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air. no one expected it and you could not stop at our country is experiencing the same every day every night for 3 weeks now . a market in ukraine, 2nd largest city has called fire after russian bombardment and officially car key says, multiple rockets have hit the northeast and city emergency services s

u. s. congress will bring you that speech, live as soon as it begins. but 1st, let's cross over to d, w. washington bureau chief enos pool in his lensky is to address the u. s. congress shortly. what can we expect? now these are dramatic moments while they're waiting for zalinski to speaks, bombs are falling down. we just saw pictures from skyscrapers crumbling as they're hit by russian or munition. so this is, this is kind of the setting. so lensky is going to address the congress, as he just said, he will definitely thank the usaa for what it's done to support ukraine and, and fired russia. but he also wants to kind of bring the horror which is happening right now in, ki various where he is in the whole ukraine and to the audience to convince them to perk up their support to, to help more than they're already doing. yes, was he lives pictures of use congress or as we speak in his are already a lot of sanctions against russia in place of significant financial aid for ukraine out. what else could washington do? what else could zelinski ask for? well, he

u. s. congress. he also appealed to u. s. companies to leave russia, as he said they were financing the war, invoking the event that prompted the us to join the 2nd world war. he told congress, remember, co harbor we need you now. and us president joe biden has signed a bill for a new package of military and other 8 for the defense of ukraine, bringing to a $1000000000.00 the amount of security assistance. and honestly, we also want the american public of all could be long, but that the u. s. would remain steadfast in it. support of the nato secretary general mills against sultan book has promised more help for ukraine, but reiterated the alliances position that they would be no, no fly zone. speaking at a summit of defense ministers, he also said courage by progress reported that the peace talks between russia and russia and ukraine because i set you up today more well use of the top of our on d w app or indeed on the website e w. dot com have a good day with ah, with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, int

u. s. military equipment has started to be sent to ukraine. the battalion was named among those battalions by which do my head, the duma head of which the u. s. congress prohibits helping. meanwhile, some u. s. media outlets including cnn of use statements from the as of units in the coverage of the war that's without mentioning the groups extremist views. independent journalist and geo politics analysts, benjamin norton believes that jo biden's, criticism of domestic neo nazi movement doesn't extend to his foreign policy. you see, once again a, another example in a long history of us politicians saying something about their domestic politics and then doing something completely different and their foreign policy. this is very common in the united states. we see liberals and progresses, claim to care about human rights and democracy, and then they violate those principles around the world because really, their commitment to progressive values ends at u. s. borders. so we see that the, the joe biden, i mean, he was involved deeply in the war on libya that destroyed the most prosperous country in africa, bringing an open air slave markets. he was involve

u. s . congress from key which has been coming under more bombardment. the lensky once again pushed for a no fly zone, telling congress that russia had turned ukrainian skies into a source of death. he urged president biden to be a leader of peace and he compared the invasion to previous attack suffered by americans, including 911 and pearl harbor, friends, americans, in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th, 1941. when your skies turned black from planes attacking you, just remember it. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air, no unexpected, and you could not stop it. our country is experiencing the same every day, every night for 3 weeks now. will you as president, has called vladimir putin, a war criminal there? not long after he announced that washington will give you crane $800000000.00 worth of military hardware.

u. s. congress. he also appealed too ill to american countries to leave russia, as he said, they were financing the war, invoking the events that prompted the u. s. to join the 2nd. whoa, whoa, he told them. remember paul hobb we need, you know, coming up next and d, w, and use asia. ukrainians in bother you try to help that love to, i'm survive. oh boy, hoffer wasn't away. past conflicts launched by moscow might tell us a bunch of brushes, kind of invasion that are spanish. we'll have better stories and more in just a moment. i'll be back at the top of the hour. latest updates around the clock on the web site, d, w dot com on the good news with with who ah, to choose our energy crisis. germany must end it's dependency on fossil fuels. that's what the plan was anyway. solar power has lots of potential group or does nuclear power need to make a comeback? made in germany. in 60 minutes, d, w, and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w business. beyond. here the closer look at the proj

u. s. congress. and he spoke a language that all american lawmakers understand. zelinski described the invasion by russia as ukraine's pearl harbor saying that since the war began 3 weeks ago, every day in ukraine has felt like 911, while makers gave zalinski a standing ovation. but it is doubtful that they will give him what he really wants . i'm burned off in berlin. this is the day. ah, russia hasn't heard. they've rainiest night into a source of death. this isn't terror that europe has not seen, has not seen for 80 years and we are asking for air apply for an answer. is this an lug to ask for, to create a no fly on zone over ukraine? the united states and our allies of partners are fully committed to sergio weapons of assistance to the ukraine. ah, also coming up when the battle ground becomes virtual tonight putin's cyber arsenal and the hackers at war against it. it's in the cyber room that potent is most likely to strike the very worst cyber attacks can of course, inflict society wide damage w

u. s. congress although most of his address was through a translator, but the very powerful video that he showed the people. and then, of course, the destruction and asking the u. s congress and president biden to remember pearl harbor. remember september 11th when innocent people were attacked, and certainly those video, the video. the photos that he was showing remember brings back those horrible memories of us here in the country. um his plea to president biden and u s. congress is for a no fly zone over ukraine to keep the russian attack at bay and as an alternative anti missile aircraft he's asking for help. he also brought in the words of dr martin luther king jr. i have a dream, he says. i have a need to protect our skies and to protect his people and lastly, calling on president biden to be the leader of the world, and he says, being the leader of the world means to be the leader of peace. pam you said that so well , one of the things that stood out and i'll just wrap it up. the destiny of ukraine is being decided. we've been listening. live here on ktvu mornings on tube. the president o

u. s. congress, calling for a no fly zone. are there any allies at all who have been asking for one or even if the decision of the alliance as a whole is not to enforce one? has there been any discussion at all about it? and the 2nd question i have is just about ukraine in its native membership, d, believe that nato, sorry, ukraine has called towards its view of joining nato as the negotiating tool with the hope of eventually reaching some kind of agreement with russia. thank you very much. alice saw united's both in providing support to ukraine. to this you portrait came to uphold the right for self defense. but the allies are also knighted. ah, when it comes to that, that nato should not deploy forces on the ground or in the air space over your crane. because we have responsibility to ensure that this conflict, this war doesn't escalate beyond ukraine. we see death that we see destruction. we see human suffering in ukraine, but this come to comp, even worse if nate thought or took actions that actually turned it into this in

u. s. congress to me are all of defacto war. and it is, in fact, i think of the russian side as being restrained year for those was, were unfortunately living in the united states. we hear a constant stream of propaganda coming out of government and both the 2 and the also the talking edge on the media. and we're not hearing the other side of one of the funny things about bo, this is that as a former intelligence officer myself, when you're trying to sell something like this, you sell a narrative. and the key to the narrative is where you start the narrative. so everything we see on television starts this whole thing 3 months ago and doesn't go back to 2014, when the united states engaged regime regime change in the ukraine and basically started this whole thing. and nobody's talking about that. yeah, it's called context and it's completely absent from what we're being fed. george, i need your help. i need you to explain something to me. because if you look at the broad sheets in the u. k. table in the united states, it's all ab

u. s . congress during a virtual address introduced by nancy pelosi. there's automated zalinski, citing pearl harbor and the $911.00 attacks. they asked us politicians for more support in the 5 against what he called russian terrorist. so let skills that renewed his cool for no fly zone. and for the sanctions against moscow. friends, americans in your great history, you have pages that allow you to understand ukrainians. now we need you right now. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december 7th. 1941. when your skies turned black from planes attacking you, just remember it. remember september, the 11th that terrible day in 2001 when evil tried to turn your cities into battlefields, innocent people were attacked from the air, no unexpected, and you could not stop at our country is experiencing the same every day, every night for 3 weeks now, russian foreign minister, 30 lab bravo said there is hope for compromise though, as talks continue with ukraine. so then he says, rushes demands are becoming more realistic. you also can feed ukraine, m

u. s. congress. learn azure not a little. we are fighting for our lives and for our freedom. it is not the berlin wall. it is the wall between having freedom and not having freedom in europe with every bomb and every decision not made that could have helped us. this wall is getting bigger. we asked about what ukraine can do to join nato and getting security guarantees. and the answer we received is that it isn't on the table for now. you question whether ukraine should join the, you know, yes for some, this is politics. but for us it is souls for the new war. all, despite those, please, germany's chancellor has once again ruled out any nato military action in ukraine. but olaf sold said germany would support the country in other ways. beer still under vita that will create, you know, where on the side of ukraine and also the destiny of all these young russians is affecting us in a senseless war where they had to go and attack their own neighbor. it's important, this is known in russia. every one need

u. s. congress, blocking military aid as of on the grounds, all base idea, logical propensity. now the battalion has again, made all the wrong headlines after ukraine's army tweeted a video showing a soldier from the neo nazi regiment, dipping bullets in pig thoughts as part of a threat to kill russian muslims. now we requested facebook for their comments on this, and we'll let you know if and when they get back to us. we joined live now by independent journalists, benjamin norton. benjamin, welcome to asi, international. what do you make of facebook reversal of these hearts restrictions? and now the ability to back this neo nazi group. well, it clearly shows the political hypocrisy of facebook and its parent company meta facebook. let's not forget we're meta has numerous contracts with the u. s. government including the pentagon. so this is an organization that has a kind of revolving door with the u. s. government. in fact, many of the people on facebook security team, our former u. s. government officials, including people from the white house. so the reality is that faceboo

u. s. congress, and pleased by ukrainian president vladimir zalinski biden acknowledged. the latest sanctions could cause a spike in us gas praises consumers are already paying on average more than $4.00 a gallon up from $2.77 just a year ago, due to high inflation. as the economy recovers from, the coven pandemic says prune began as military build up ukrainian borders just since then. the price of the gas, the pump, an american up to $0.75. and with this action is going to go up further. the white house is directing the release of some of the us strategic petroleum reserves to contain prices and compensate for loss supply. but the white house maintains high gas prices might also encourage u. s. consumers to switch to green energy and electric vehicles. but this analyst says the united states is nowhere near ready. the biggest user of oil in any countries, transportation and transportation depends on having things like electric vehicles and hybrids vehicles. those vehicles represent a relatively small part of the fleet. the fleet turns over slowly. so what's the period of

u. s. congress to me are all of defacto war. and it is, in fact, i think of the russian side as being restrained here. for those was, were unfortunately living in the united states. we hear a constant stream of propaganda coming out of government and both to put in the also the talking edge on the media. and we're not hearing the other side of one of the funny things about bo, this is that as a former intelligence officer myself, when you're trying to sell something like this, you sell a narrative. and the key to the narrative is where you start the narrative. so everything we see on television starts this whole thing 3 months ago and doesn't go back to 2014, when the united states engaged regime regime change in the ukraine and basically started this whole thing. and nobody's talking about that. yeah, it's called context and it's completely absent from what we're being fed. george, i need your help. i need you to explain something to me. because if you look at the, the broad sheets in the u. k. table in the united states, it's

u. s. congress that we are fighting for our lives on for our free dental. and it is not the berlin wall.

u. s. congress to me are all of defacto war. and it is, in fact i think of the russian side as being restrained here. for those was, were unfortunately living in the united states. we hear a constant stream of propaganda coming out of government and both to put in the also the talking edge on the media. and we're not hearing the other side of one of the funny things about bo, this is that as a former intelligence officer myself, when you're trying to sell something like this, you sell a narrative. and the key to the narrative is where you start the narrative. so everything we see on television starts this whole thing 3 months ago and doesn't go back to, to 2014, when do united states engaged regime regime change in the ukraine and basically started this whole thing. and nobody's talking about that. yeah, it's called context and it's completely absent from the what we're being fed, george, i need your help. i need you to explain something to me. because if you look at the, the broad sheets in the u. k. table in the united states,

u. s. congress on wednesday, nato has reiterated. it won't be sending troops to ukraine. that's after poland again called on the organization to deploy a peacekeeping mission. their defense minister as meeting in brussels on wednesday, said they plan to post more troops in eastern europe to build up a permanent space. in other news, the supreme court of honduras has approved the extradition of the former president, one orlando hernandez to the united states. hernandez was arrested last month on drug trafficking charges. he has 3 days to appeal the judge's decision. the 53 year old lead honduras for 8 years. japan has lifted it soon on me warning a day after a powerful earthquake struck the northern region of fukushima. the 7.4, magnitude cray killed, 4 people injured more than a 100. it left more than $2000000.00 homes without electricity, including the capital tokyo. those of the headlines on al jazeera up next, it's inside story. thanks for watching. i for now from the front lines out, his name is correspondence continued to report every angle, if the war in ukraine, we

u. s. there is a general lack of popular support for the war against saddam. the people need convincing with lies if necessary. the 10th of october 1990 u. s. congress invites kuwaiti exiles to a conference. their statements made international headlights. ah, the most vala kit you go, that'll do them one. yes. de la cruz did the bus. linny mcdonald on law, didn't you have a good that if we're at this to the, that was, he think he's just only holyoke awaits the iraqi said that they were in the resistance and they held their eyes open and put lit cigarettes into their eyes. my name is nita i just came out of kuwait. was there, i saw the rack. your soldiers come into the hospital up guys. they took the babies out of incubators. took thank you, bears and left the children to die on the call for it. she bones of him. hello. i wasn't a nurse, but the daughter of the q 80 ambassador to washington zoomed a prime example of allies going around at the time to to do the reported killing of kuwaiti babies never took place. now eda had been coached by the p. r company hill and knowlton by order of the defense ministry and 11500000 dollar campaign as a sweetener,

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u. s. congress. our white house correspondent, kimberly hunk, get reports from washington dc after weeks of violent attacks by russia on ukrainian civilians. u. s. president joe biden, for the 1st time called russia's vladimir putin, a label that until now. the white house has been hesitant to use. oh, it is a war from you. even the president initially avoided the term given its legal implications, and an official review of put into actions by the state department is still incomplete. biden's remarks followed a morning of high drama beginning with an emotional video shared with the u. s. congress by ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. ah, it featured images designed to evoke a response of what ukraine looked like just weeks ago before it was attacked by russia. it was part of the ukrainian president's virtual plea to u. s. law makers to do more to help his country resist russia's military invasion. remember, pearl harbor that terrible morning of december, the 7th? 1941. remember september, the 11th