watching in the united states, canada and all around the world. ahead on cnn newsroom, we re live in kyiv as russia s war in reign cain enters its second year. the u.s. is pledging even more support one important exception. with the mud slides and flooding, that s wasn t of biggest concerns as we re look ing a the a lot of rainfall and snow. the snow will melt and the wind and we worry about the mud slides. millions of people on the u.s. west coast now under a flash flood warning amud one of the strongest snowstorms to hit the region in years. we ll look at where the wintery weather goes next. and alex murdaugh is back on the stand to defend against charges he killed his wife and son. live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom. russia s war in ukraine is beginning its second year with a barrage russian shelling overnight. no casualties are reported, but authorities say numerous buildings and infrastructure were hit. and we re hearing reports of large explosions in the
could spread. when banks experience govern to take it over so quickly and financial losses, it is around should be a gnatter of concern why did the government have to take it over so quickly and are other banks at risk. i ll ask sheila bair, the former chair of the fdic about the last banking crisis. legal troubles. donald trump faces potential criminal charges in new york where he s been invited to testify before the grand jury this week. our country has become the investigation capital of the world. while his biggest challenger visits iowa for the first time. we will never, ever surrender to the woke mob. will the republican primary voters even care if trump is indicted and the art of deception house speaker kevin mccarthy hands over january 6th footage to tucker carlson who claims the insurrection was mostly peaceful and it serves to divide republicans on capitol hill. i think it s bull [ bleep ]. bob menendez of new jersey, , senator and chairman o
jon jonathan, congressional reporter for the washington post, brendan buck, former adviser for house speaker ryane and boehner and maria kumar with voter latino i want to get into iowa and presidential stuff, however, i want to start very quickly with the banking crisis mary teresa, you were surprised you haven t seen powell or yellen out more forcefully already. if you look at which bank this is. this is the silicon valley bank and the democratic atm bank of all those investors and the fact that you don t have these investors, the fact that you don t have anyone from the administration talking more forceful, what you will see is republicans say you shouldn t bail this out and it will be along political lines., mariana. ar what have you heard, mariana? are people wondering why the administration isn t and i get it, the other argument is hey, you don t want to come out too forcefully because it might create a new panic.
cnn report rers covering this story in multiple locations. melissa bell is live in kyiv with a look at where the war goes from here. we are in london with a look at the sanctions against russia. jeremy diamond is at the white house looking at why the administration isn t sending fighter jets to ukraine. i want to begin in kyiv. first, bring us up to speed on the latest on the strikes. then as we go into the second year of the war sox many unknowables, but any sense as to the realistic hopes from a ukrainian perspective? reporter: this first anniversary was a moment to take stock of where this war is one year on. 17% of the ukrainian territory now in russian hands. that s significantly down from away we have seen at other points over the course of the last year. and the question is where it goes from here. what appears to be happening is really the settling in to this sort of grinding, not quite
i think it was the right move , but i think it was a little late and sort of demonstrated how this administration isn t leading on this issue. president biden did this becaus congress was about to pass a resolution making this move. i think the reason the biden administration was reluctant to do this is because it is petrified at high gas prices an how that will help them hurt them politically, how that will help hurt and elections is november i m glad they did it, but i think it kind of undermined the significance of the move. so it was late, but also som people are arguing the sanction haven t had the desired effect that vladimir putin has paid no attention to them and he will continue doing what he wants to do. do you think this sanction is different? i talked to a former u.s. ancients official recently, and this is sometimes a strategy that they employ. they sometimes do sanctions where they ratchet them up day