is standing by in new york to pick up coverage until i m all set and safe to rejoin. while a raid sirens will always mean that there is an imminent threat in the area, they are precautionary measures that we have to abide by. particularly during the week, when everybody here has been on high alert. there was a concern that russia would mark the first anniversary of the war with an attack that would likely target kyiv. but these guys here have been eerily quiet and the anniversary came and went without any major new offensive or acts of aggression by russia. fighting, however, continues in the eastern and southern parts of this country, like in and around the city of bakhmut, where ukrainian and russian forces have been locked in battle for months. and while kyiv has been relatively peaceful in recent months, let s not forget that the outskirts and the suburbs of this city to were battlefields just a year ago. and few people thought that it would be able to send up to the apparent might
next, a russian soldier unh unhinged. new video tonight. we ll play it for you as ukraine warns putin once again is about to target kyiv. plus, the biden administration sending thousands of workers to the border, which one predicts will be a disaster when the border policy ends. and elon musk taking on a college student tracking his private jet. has musk gone too far? i ll talk to the congressman who represents silicon valley. good evening. outfront tonight, stupid. twisted. no prep at all. those are the words of a russian soldier calling to his father, intercepted by ukrainian intelligence. it reveals the chaos and resentment that is building and building inside putin s forces. translator: i ll tell you what, it s stupid, damnit.
snow in parts of minnesota. it s just part of a one-two punch of extreme weather affecting the country. in the south officials are assessing the damage of a barrage of tornados ripped across seven states. so far claiming three lives. a live report from this storm as we track its movements. an all-out assault. russia sending new missile strikes in ukraine. kyiv withstanding its biggest missile attack since the beginning of russia s invasion. it s making you scared, you know. never know how it s going to end, like, it s really unpredictable. we re live in the region where there are new concerns russia could be making another push to capture kyiv. new concerns about elon musk s latest twitter policies. several prominent journalists have been suspended from the platform. what he s saying about the
graduating from college hiked the entire appalachian trail, it took him five months. so talking about what happened to him, again, just last year, it really seems to have put things in perspective for him and it begs the question of whether or not he wants to run for higher office, leave his beloved new hampshire and, boy, does he love new hampshire. he says even to a fault. but he s very committed to trying to redirect his party, the republican party, which he is very candid about being totally off course right now. those moments could be life changing, right? dana bash, thanks so much. for all of you please don t miss the full cnn special being chris sununu it will start tonight at 10:00 of course only on cnn. still ahead, more explosions rocking ukraine as a ukrainian official says 76 missiles russia fired 76 missiles at cities across the country today. that s just so far. we will take you live to kyiv
shelter in the city s metro stations. allison barber is live from a shelter in kyiv with more. allison, talk to us about the situation and where you are. reporter: a lot of people are having to seek warmth and shelter outside because of the missile strikes. this woman said because she doesn t have any power or heat in her home she came here to seek some heat and also to make this net. the colors now are very different. that s because it s so cold here. it is snowy and almost always snowing here. this is is something ukrainian forces need. she said given the situation she s in at home she thought she would come here and do this, volunteer and help. a lot of people in kyiv woke up this morning to the sound of air raid sirens and explosions. kyiv s military administration says the strikes on kyiv this