bitter cold. hungry, thirsty. we meet this family who fled afghanistan last may, getting asylum in ukraine. his 7-year-old daughter barely made it here. i mar w a ar i m arwa, it s similar. it s very cold. we re calling, my daughter doesn t answer. finally, we found an ambulance. the doctor comes. they gave us a chance to be first. reporter: she clutches one of the donated stuffed animals, replacing a similar one she left behind. but who is going to give her the rest of her life back? but i don t know, unknown future. reporter: again? again. reporter: at least this time, unlike in years past, europe is
cherniev 90 miles north inside the east of kyiv and in that video, what you may not have heard, there was not translation, you hear that awful shriek of that woman who appears to be injured. you see two lifeless bodies beside her and then she says kids, little kids. someone asks her where and then she doesn t answer. someone in the video also is yelling about the fact that the pharmacy, in addition to this building, has also hit a red brick building in front of the apartment complex that has been hit as well. all told, the authorities say that 33 bodies were pulled from that rubble. 18 people were injured, and russia continues to insist that they are only going after military targets. the local government says that, look, this was an area with residential housing, with schools, kindergarten, and in
dinner with him and sit and spend the afternoon talking to him. why? i know the circumstances, i have told someone who is close in the closed on from circle that i was working on this book and this person went to donald trump and told him that i was doing this book and i assume it s kind of a warning, but donald trump said oh, that guy gets ratings. let s see him. and i was in short order invited tomorrow lago and donald trump treated me like i was his long lost best friend. iiiruiiiiii his long-lost best friend. will select interview? his long-lost best friend. will select interview? incredibly i select interview? incredibly gracious- select interview? incredibly gracious. difficult select interview? incredibly gracious. difficult to - select interview? incredibly i gracious. difficult to interview because he doesn t answer, it s hard to have a conversation with them. but he certainly fills the time just talks and talks and talks and benefit comes into his hand, comes
border. when i was a senator, i went to the border. now i m focused on getting the job done and what i can do here in washington. easy. easy. is the vice president being held to the standard of the office or a different standard? a newly released watchdog report said that park police did not clear protesters so that the then-president could go to the church for a photo op. they said it was so a contractor could install a fence around the white house, and it was part of a previously planned operation to do so. but there are a lot of questions the report doesn t answer. why didn t they talk to the secret service? why didn t they talk to bill barr, to the white house personnel? and then there are the redactions that raise more questions in this report.
conversations but received no response. that directly contradicts what pompeo said last month, that mckinley never raised any concerns. if you remember, pompeo is often asked on national television whether or not there were any conversations about what did he know, and he literally doesn t answer. he deflects, he bumbles, he gives no answer. it appears that maybe because there is quite an answer to that question. joining us now, former u.s. senator now an nbc news and msnbc political analyst claire mccaskill. and contributing writer for the atlantic magazine and dean of the johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies, elliot cohen is back with us. so, elliot, first of ail, dean cohen, what is your takeaway just from the secretary of state saying he had absolutely no recollection of any conversation that the ambassador pointed out