even as traffic is starting to resume across that bridge, even azriel service is starting to function again, this is still very much a personal affront to president putin. this bridge is his project. the illegal annexation of crimea, the connection, if you will, between what he claims is russian territory, which is ukrainian sovereign territory, and russia. that is absolutely one of president putin s dreams, goals, ideals. hitting that bridge over the weekend, that is a personal attack on president putin s ambitions. what people in ukraine will be thinking about now is not just the retaliatory nature of these strikes, but that all-important, all-looming, all-scary idea of nuclear attacks of course, laila. because we ve heard time and time again from president putin, from other russian officials, that they will not hesitate to use nuclear attacks if they feel russian sovereignty, russian territorial integrity, has been threatened. a yes, ma am lin spokesperson
they are caught in the cross hairs of all of this. including some children. arriving in unfamiliar places. with no warning. leaving local officials and volunteers scrambling to get them what they need to live. housing, food, clothes. our team is on the ground talking with some of those folks in martha s vineyard. watch. all of this coming as nbc news has exclusive new reporting on the friction inside the biden administration. more and more frustrations between the white house and dhs over the best way to handle immigration moving forward. i want to bring in nbc antonia hilton outside an asylum center in new york city. tell us the connection to new york and what you re seeing and hearing from people today. as people have been arriving here, what i ve been noticing is