sweden also expected to announce its intention to join the alliance. the kremlin reacting this morning, by calling finland s joining nato a threat to russia. on the battlefield in ukraine, ukrainian armed forces have acknowledged russian advances in some areas of the east. their scale, however, difficult to measure. plus, ukraine is now offering exchange of russian prisoners of war for the safe evacuation of injured ukrainian soldiers from the surrounded azovstal steel plant in mariupol that has become their last holdout. for the first time, russian civilian has reportedly been killed on russian soil by cross border shelling from ukraine. of course, many ukrainian civilians, many thousands killed by russian shelling so far in this war. nic robertson is in helsinki, finland, and sara sidner in kyiv. nic, let s begin with the impending expansion of nato, particularly finland s joining and expected that sweden will follow. finland, a neighbor of russia, resisted this step for
the president is all smiles. joining me to talk about the results of this race and what it means for both parties, phil rucker of the washington post. i am pleased to have both of them on this program. tell me what this means for the republicans, president trump. for the republicans they escaped what would have been a devastating defeat. democrats are demoralized not because they thought they should have won in this race, but because they thought they were going to win the contest. it sent shockwaves to the political system. it would bring in more money and set panic amongst the republicans, and congress might even affect passage of the health care bill in the senate, and various numbers will be debating how much we distance ourselves from trump. it was a lost opportunity for democrats. i m not sure it says the republicans are in much better shape than they were two days ago but they certainly dodged a bullet in georgia. charlie: it was a lost opportunity because one, the
joining me from washington to talk about the results of this race and what it means for both parties, al hunt and phil rucker of the washington post. i am pleased to have both of them on this program. tell me what this means for the republicans, president trump. for the republicans they escaped what would have been a devastating defeat. democrats are demoralized not because they thought they should win this race, but because they thought they were going to win the contest. it sent shockwaves to the political system. it would energize their base, bring in more money, and set panic among the republicans, and congress might even affect passage of the health care bill in the senate and various members will be debating how much we distance ourselves from trump? it did not happen. it was a lost opportunity for democrats. i m not sure it says the republicans are in much better shape than they were two days ago but they certainly dodged a , bullet in georgia. charlie: it was a lo
been working on for many years. rose: we continue with salma hey yak and john lithgow. we re both very however gripping to see characters from two completely different and almost opposite worlds engaged. you don t see that in movies. you don t see it in plays or in real life. rose: we conclude with don auerbach waiting on a song. it s that creative process i m so addicted to and that s the beautiful thing about it. rose: georgia election, north korea, salma hayek and john lithgow and dan auerbach. all of that when we continue. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with politics. republican karen handel defeated democrat john ossoff in the special election run off in georgia s sixth congressional district yesterday. it was the most expensive house race in the history. it drew national attent
been working on for many years. rose: we continue with salma hey yak and john lithgow. we re both very however gripping to see characters from two completely different and almost opposite worlds engaged. you don t see that in movies. you don t see it in plays or in real life. rose: we conclude with don auerbach waiting on a song. it s that creative process i m so addicted to and that s the beautiful thing about it. rose: georgia election, north korea, salma hayek and john lithgow and dan auerbach. all of that when we continue. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. rose: we begin this evening with politics. republican karen handel defeated democrat john ossoff in the special election run off in georgia s sixth congressional district yesterday. it was the most expensive house race in the history. it drew national attent