and the wish they could mediately see. in some kind of immediate station of how this is going. but there is immediate suffering. we re looking at it, we re looking at images that it on the left side of your screen right now. because of that, peter, how much is this white house under in pressure to do more? well, there s a lot of pressure obviously. these pictures are devastating to look at. this devastation, anywhere else than the heart of europe, it s heartbreaking and tragic. and of course that here at home too. there s a lot of mood in america right now that is not very interested in overseas issue. it s not their problem, it s somebody else s problem. and that s something that biden and them say wet is it? why that impacts mean something and the biden impact is thousands of miles away. he, in fact, made a point in the last nine days of racking up, day by day the pressure. each day is squeezing even
0 good evening, i m stephanie ruhle. it is now just after midnight on the east coast. and we are still following breaking news on the largest nuclear plant in ukraine. they say that a fire broke out in the training compound in the plant, after reportedly came under attack in the russia. tonight, the agency says that no essential commitment has been damaged, the white house saying that it s informations did not show elevated levels of radiation. as russia steps up its attacks on several areas outside ukraine. one official explained why the fight on this power pines is so frustrating. this is unprecedented, a nuclear power plant has never become under attack. there are in place to be hit such attacks. this is another violation by russia. let s go by cal perry in lviv, ukraine. cal, we know there is not in the same area as the plant but you re following the story. what do you know? so at this hour, we understand that the plant is secure, as the iaea has said. essential quick mea