On the outskirts of Lviv, displaced artists shunning government shelters have found a home in an abandoned factory. They recently opened up their space.
given quick accession into the military alliance along with more. and finland has an 800 mile border with russia has been militarily neutral and good relations to the kremlin but the war in ukraine has led it to rethink its security. the white house is working to stop the leaks on intel sharing. we will have that new reporting. plus inflation remains at level we haven t seen in 40 years. but the latest report may have a silver lining. plus, the trump organization unloads a costly property. and as we go to break, moments ago, president biden released a statement marking 1 million american lives lost to covid-19. it reads in part this. as a nation, we must not grow numb to such sorrow, to heal, we must remember, we must remain vigilant against this pandemic, and do everything we can to save as many lives as possible.
leaks last week, in which intelligence was used to target and kill russian generals by the ukrainian forces. what we re seeing now is essentially a pumping of the brakes on some of this intelligence. and as you noted, there s going to be these two areas where they will not share information in terms of the russian leadership, or in terms of targeting officials outside of the ukrainian borders, and what this is an attempt to do is to essentially avoid a proxy war. the united states does not want to get dragged in a direct confrontation with russia. the president has been insistent that he s not going to send u.s. forces into ukrainian so what they re trying to do here is avoid provoking putin, avoid some situation where you could have a direct conflict between two nuclear powers. ken, let s switch now to some domestic issues. as i report today, the white house keenly aware inflation is pretty undefeated when it comes
for the soldiers on the battlefield. every ukrainian, for the cause. the effort is funded by online sales, most from customers in the u.s. each order packed with a reminder of where it came from. not a bad early morning look at coffee being produced here. the smell inside this warehouse is unbelievable, jonathan, it s such a rich coffee that they re making. look, it s important to go fot front line, to have this opportunity, to try to help those that they say are guaranteeing that they can remain independent. we can definitely use some of that coffee here on set. nbc s jay gray, thank you very much. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley and defense secretary lloyd austin have confirmed that russia has used hypersonic missiles during its invasion of ukraine. their comments came yesterday at a house appropriations defense
would it be slow, fast? pretty fast. think of the original wuhan strain two years ago and where we are today. it has to do with the decreasing immunity, which is why we need fall vaccines ready. this is all extraordinarily informative. we greatly appreciate it. dr. patel, please come back soon. thank you so much for being here today. coming up on morning joe, senate republicans blocked a bill to codify abortion rights nationwide. will they do the same with a house-passed aid package for ukraine? congressman ruben gallego weighs in. john kirby joins us live from the pentagon as russia signals it could annex another portion of ukraine. a british cabinet member playing a crucial role in the seizure of jets and yachts belonging to russian oligarchs. we ll take one.