live from london. just ahead on cnn newsroom president biden is set to mark one year since russia s war in ukraine. ukraine will never be evicted from russia. we saw another launch from north korea. the tests are in response to the joint military drills held by the u.s. and south korea. it s something, just a little town, i don t think ever expected to happen. i also notice i have this rash on my arm that was not there before i came here. corporate lobbyists have far too much influence in our government. and they see this as a result. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is monday, february the 20th. 9:00 a.m. here in london. 4:00 a.m. in washington. president joe biden is set to depart for poland to mark the first anniversary of russia s invasion of ukraine. once there, they ll deliver remarks for continuing u.s. support for the speech in warsaw. the polish prime minister said he expects a very strong condem
they have made promises. my job, and i talked to republican congressman bill johnson, i was there with him. we are working together with him to make sure that norfolk southern lives up to everything it needs to do it s way more than $1,000 check per person. the people in small plains, georgia, many others around the world are praying for former president jimmy carter as he receives hospice care at home. on sunday, the church where carter taught sunday school for decades, praying for his family. in georgia. reporter: we know with an official president biden has been in close contact with the carter family. he s been informed of carter s declining health and his decision to undergo hospice care. now, we re hearing directly from president biden via tweet, he put out a statement saying to our friends joe and rose lynne and the family, we send our
wanted to become president of the united states. i also want you to take a look at this video. this hospice news is coming 4 1/2 months after he celebrated his 98th birthday. this video that you re looking at was the weekend before that. where they are at the plains annual peanut festival waving at the crowds there. this may have been one of his last public appearances here in plains. now, the news of this hospice news of carter preparing for his end of life, his family preparing is understandably rocking plains. this is emotional. the fact that he won t be coming in the store anymore. he won t be here. he won t be at meetings but you know, every little thing i do here, he ll be with me. if i said something to his family, i would say, yes, i know you re mourning. and yes, i know you re hurting, but i hope you celebrate his life, too. because what a life. what a well-done life. reporter: and carter has
prayer and love. may you continue your journey with grace and dignity and god grant you peace. so, i am standing right now, very close to main street here in plains, in georgia, the hometown of jimmy carter where everywhere you look, there s a peace of history. carter history here. to my left, you can see beyond the trees behind me his high school where he learned about american history. and probably never thinking that one day he would become mr. 39. the 39th president of the united states. and actually, as we look down this way, beyond the train tracks leshgs than a mile away, a couple blocks is the home that he built in 1961. the home that they still lives in today with his wife. and over to your left right here, this building that s now a museum, that is the presidential campaign headquarters for his 1976 presidential bid. this is the spot where thousands of people would drop by to get a sense of how a peanut farmer