is that correct? that s right. my principal question is with regards to the larger police four. we spent $4 billion dollars. there were 13 dps troopers in the hallway. why didn t they go in? they were a superior force. for a week they were told the local cop was the incident commander and a week later we re told he didn t have a radio. how in the world did he communicate to anybody if he s the incident commander? there s so many problems in this investigation. this is the worst law enforcement fiasco since george floyd. we need to know what happened here. as long as law enforcement wants to high behind some loop hole, it s unfortunate, but we re never going to get the answers that this country and this community deserves. martha: that s why people like you and others privy to this investigation need to break
resistance will continue. is that feeling still there? feeling still there? yes, absolutely. feeling still there? yes, absolutely. we - feeling still there? yes, absolutely. we said - feeling still there? yes, absolutely. we said this feeling still there? yes, absolutely. we said this yesterday, but the absolutely. we said this yesterday, but the fires, resistance, that is the feeling in phrase that underlines the response. people assume underlines the response. people assume that russia were a superior force assume that russia were a superior force but assume that russia were a superior force but they have been overcome time and force but they have been overcome time and again. the resistance in the place time and again. the resistance in the place we have seen this sternest resistance the place we have seen this sternest resistance is invariable. we believe that the resistance is invariable. we believe that the fighters are still trapped in the that the fighters
ukraine. what s your assessment of their advances thus far? so the russian force has not performed up to expectations. partly it s a function of weather, but more it s a function of the lack of training, motivation and education of the russian force. nevertheless, they re a superior force and they do have air superiority and they are now bombing airfields and making sure the remaining few ukrainian aircraft are hobbled and kept on the ground if they can do that. so what they are doing is still kyiv is the main objective. they re moving in the outskirts of kyiv to try to encircle it. the problem in the north is they have to get close enough to the city center for their short-range rockets to actually strike meaningful civilian targets and they re facing pretty heavy resistance in the outskirts. in the south, they re moving on odesa. there s a fight around mykiliov.
size. joining us now, nbc news correspondents dashas burns live from poland and cal perry is live in lviv, ukraine. cal, you re there in lviv on the opposite side of the country in kherson today. a pentagon official revealed that russia has lost full control of that city. ukrainians have been fighting back against what we all understand is a far superior, far larger force. you have been in that country for a month now, cal. can you give us a sense of morale among the ukrainians you re speaking with in? reporter: well, look, i think ukrainians on the ground would take issue partly with the question. i think they would say they are fighting a larger force, but is it a superior force? in the past 48 hours, it seems like a to two-front war has developed. gains made by ukrainian soldiers on the ground, particularly in kyiv. in the western part of the city, they have pushed back the russian lines, in some places broken through those lines. the city of kherson, that was
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