population that needs it. over the age of 60, it does make a huge difference. and it should last through this surge. beyond that, jose, we don t know. dr. kavita patel, always a pleasure to see you. thank you for your time. thank you. ukraine says it s seeing mounting evidence of russian war crimes. ukraine s foreign ministry tweeted that the country s prosecutor general has registered nearly 6,000 allegation of crimes of aggression and war crimes by russia since the fighting began 47 days ago. ukraine s president told cbs 60 minutes everyone involved in those acts, including putin himself, should be held accountable. i think every one who made a decision, who issued an order, who fulfilled an order, every one who is relevant to this, i believe they are all guilty. do you hold putin responsible? i do believe he s one of them. of course, now, russia continues to deny it is targeting civilians.
76-some years. a russian general has been put in charge of the operations in ukraine, he s accused of carrying out war crimes in syria. what they did in syria, chechen areas, indiscriminately bombing and using all kinds of chemical warfare. why haven t we heard about this in the past. why haven t we heard about war crimes that the russians may have committed in syria and the chechen areas? russian has gotten away with murder literally and figuratively for way too long. you have heard of efforts to charge for war crimes or to collect evidence in syria when it comes to the president of syria assad, for example, and his effort to use chemical weapons against the people. it s been directed toward the syrian government for sure. you ve seen it in other countries around the world, in
yeah, eyes on the road, benny. welcome to a new chapter in investing. [ding] e trade now from morgan stanley. 57 past the hour. moments from now president biden will hold a virtual meeting with the prime minister of india. president biden is expected to nominate his pick to lead the bureau of tobacco and firearms. joining us now, digital senior reporter shannon pettypiece. good morning. what do we know about the president s pick and what he s going to say today? this is in response to a lot of increasing pressure the white house has been getting from gun advocacy groups who want to see the president doing more given he campaigned so strongly on trying to put gun control measures in place as president. what we re talking about here with these ghost guns you
myanmar, and across africa of course. when it comes to the russians, you re right. the fact of the matter is they have been committing crimes not just in syria but through their private military contracting group, the wagner group, they have been committing horrific human rights abuses across africa and it s gotten very little attention. while i m glad it s getting the attention now, we shouldn t have waited for them to commit such horrific war crimes and crimes against humanity in ukraine. the thing i am concerned about is that for the next 30 days, things are going to be very dangerous in the run up to may 9th, which is victory day in russia. it s the day that commemorates when the nazis were defeated. the next 30 days and the crimes against humanity we could see could really be horrific. a new poll finds wide support for president biden s policies in ukraine, sending more u.s.