convinced this kind of crisis can be avoided again down the road. senator kirsten gillibrand live on capitol hill. in just a minute. also this hour, new details in pennsylvania, one candidate pulling in big money since election day. while the count continues on the gop senate race. and new reporting from team nbc on the fallout on that. look at this, more on wall street, the dow pretty flat. the economy is headed towards the r word recession. here in the next hour, the head of the economic council live from the white house. i m hallie jackson in washington. we ll start in washington with the latest over the crisis on infant formula. let s bring in kristen welker and sala kapur. sala, let me start with you, about the recall that has led to the shortage talk about the response from lawmakers because some of them did not seem satisfied with the answers he gave. reporter: no, some certainly weren t, halle, the commissioner in the hot seat with the growing response abo
Minutes or so, we ve heard a series of booms coming really in all directions far off in the distance. now ukrainian military officials say they have managed to push the russians back out of artillery firing range here in the area surrounding kharkiv, but that does not preclude potential missiles. so out of abundance of caution we have dimmed the lights at our live location. i put on protective gear just in case. because as we have seen, russian military activity, seemingly indiscriminate, not just here in kharkiv, but other areas cup as kyiv and devastated parts of mariupol. we were an hour outside of the city earlier today and we saw evidence of that, according to war crime prosecutors that had moved in and were going house to house, collecting evidence in this bombed out village at 11:00 at night. they say russian planes flew over the village early in march
Brutal targeting of civilians, we are hearing that the russians may be considering even increasing those attacks and vladimir putin could possibly result to unspeakable consequences that even chemical or nuclear weapons could come into play. what do you say? you know, it is the information that we also have and it is big threat of the russians might use chemical weapon and i hope they are not going to use nuclear weapon in ukraine. it s a big threat right now. griff: i was in bucha today and there s war crime prosecutors examining the bodies, in some case children, heartbreaking. what you have seen in the battlefield does it meet the definition of war crimes, does it meet the definition of genocide? it is definition of war crimes and they are doing
The capital where war crime prosecutors are still digging up bodies from mass graves and looked at the destruction left behind. as the city continues to brace for the possibility of another russian ground offensive, we ve heard air raid sirens over the past 24 hours. russians continue to target kyiv from the air. the civilian population paying the highest price. dana: trey, thank you, and stay safe. i think it s very important for there to be an inclusive arena for free speech. having a public platform that is maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilization. but i don t care about the economics at all. gillian: free speech is what elon musk is motivating him to try to take over twitter.