resuscitate her six-year-old daughter struck by a shell at a grocery store in marupul, she did not survive, her doctor offered this message to putin. we begin with nbc news correspondent cal perry in lviv, cal, what can you tell us? reporter: those pictures you are showing i think are in everybody s mind s eye here in ukraine, here in the city of lviv, this is a staging area for soldiers headed to the east and civilians fleeing in this direction and i spent most of the day at the lviv train station and you could see the terror on peoples faces, stranded on the roadways 10, 12 hours while the bombing took place around them, stranded on
continued remorseless of criminal pounding of the ukrainian population, this isn t a force on force thing. this is something that, again, is a we talked about it yesterday. it s a combination of the spanish civil war, the takedown of czechoslovakia and then the full invasion of poland while, you know, until poland and the whole world sort of looked aghast. so i m wavering. i will say this our president and the leaders in europe, they feel and they have a responsibility to try at all costs to keep their populations safe while being credible and push back on aggression. president biden and many of the, many of us seniors were teenagers or younger during the cuban missile crisis. they have that in their minds eye, i believe, but if the
two disciplines there s the creative side that you do from the director s guidance and then it s a whole technical challenge to organise how you actually achieve what you have in your mind s eye, i suppose. so to dig into this relationship with the director s vision, tell me a little bit more about the coen brothers, and because you ve made, i think, around a dozen movies with them and movies that many of us have loved over the years, i think it started with barton fink. barton fink, yes. ..and fargo, just a whole raft of great films. how does it work then between them and you? well, the first time on barton fink, we had quite a lot of prep and i sat with them for weeks and in a hotel room, working on storyboards, discussing the script and working on storyboards. but then it gradually, there was less and less discussion because as we got
capitol. republicans liz cheney and adam kinzinger who sit on the committee investigating the insurrection have voted to approve the resolution. meadows has defied a subpoena to testify before the panel, citing executive privilege provided by president trump, but his lawyer says he has not stopped cooperating with the committee. with me now is ana palmer, founder of punchbowl news and an msnbc contributor. ana, great seeing you this morning. we re learned a lot this week from what meadows has already handed over to the committee. what do we know about the committee s work and how things stand with the white house on this investigation? reporter: yeah, i mean, clearly, we are getting a mind s eye into what they are looking into. while meadows has refused to testify, he has turned over a lot of documents. there s text messages that came up this week. they re clearly right to probe who knew what when and who was in communication with the trump white house. the fact that they did, you