fbi director christopher wray testifies before the house oversight committee today amid accusations that the fbi prevented a more thorough investigation of hunter biden. and s.a.g. and hollywood studios have agreed to bring in a federal mediator to iron out their differences. and president biden and president zelenskyy set to meet on the sidelines of the nato summit. zelenskyy has been notably frustrated over nato s decision to provide guidance but not a specific time line on when the alliance will be ready to grant ukraine membership. days after russia invaded ukraine, more than 1,000 companies pledged to stop doing business in russia. but today a group of researchers is naming and shaming some well-known firms that say that they have violated that pledge. tom foreman has more. reporter: when russia marched into ukraine hundreds of companies from other nations announced plans to march out of
reporter: if yesterday was about the frustrations of president zelenskyy on one side and limits of what nato allies can do on the other, today is more about the deliverables, what the ukrainian president will go home with. and there are concrete measures announced. he has just come out of a bilateral meeting with the german chancellor thanking him for some of the extra launch pads for the patriot systems and missiles, all part of a 700 million euro package berlin announced yesterday. so concrete military aid. that will be at the heart of the bilaterals that continue. he is now meeting with the british prime minister and we expect him to meet with a number of key nato leaders ahead of his meeting with president biden. and beyond those actual extra bits of military equipment and aid packages he is getting from several nato allies, there is also what is being dubbed a nato light package being announced by g7 leaders later on. and that is going to be beyond