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russia launched its invasion into ukraine and the civilian death toll here continues to rise. overnight 8 people were killed in the port city of odesa when russian missiles slammed into a residential block. a mother and her 3-month-old baby among her death and stark reminder of the innocent people stuck in this war and russian troops are reportedly trying to storm a steel plant where more than a thousand ukrainian soldiers and civilians are trapped underground. ukraine s deputy prime minister calling on the united nations to demand ceasefire in order to create humanitarian evacuation routes after humanitarian corridor collapsed earlier today. they ll be a referendum and leave negotiator process. trey: intense fighting continues along the front lines in the eastern part of this country from north and tank battles are reportedly fired. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin would be visiting the ukrainian capital of kyiv. we are w ....
yesterday in his nightly address continues to plead with the west for more weapons. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, april 14th. let s begin with ukrainian officials saying their forces damaged a key russian warship in the black sea. the governor of odesa, port city in the south, said ukrainian forces struck the cruiser with two missiles causing serious damage. russia s defense ministry confirmed the ship suffered damage and its crew was evacuated but claimed it was because a munitions detonated on board as a result of a fire. nbc news has not been able to independently verify either claim. the ship called the moskova is the flagship of the kremlin s black sea fleet. it made headlines in early days as it demanded the surrender of ukrainian forces on the small island in the northern black sea remember that? sparking a very colorful response from the ukrainians. a colorful response from you know, i m just curious, willie. i mean what is w ....
on the show friday. by the time he got off the september he turned to me and he said, i think tiger will pull it out. he kept calling me all weekend. richard had this right. we will have his moment. also, you know, sometimes a game is so remarkable it makes you forget everything that went before. that happened last night when the red sox beat the yankees. i would say humiliated them, almost in historic fashion. i think that when this when i really do think that look at this. this is the last inning. deekman, strike one. he strikes judge out. here is stanton, can t miss. oh, but i guess he can. two away and here we go. ninth inning. oh, my god. you know, looking at deekman there, it makes me wonder if when the history of this season is written whether anybody will even remember the first two games of this series. i mean even, jonathan lemire, do we have barnacle there? oh, yeah. barnicle is here. i don t know how long barnicle is going to be here. he is proba ....
legendary singer-songwriter jimmy buffett has died at the age of 76. his website announced his death overnight posting this. jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of september 1st surrounded by his family, friends, music, and dogs. and it was back in may that buffett was hospitalized and forced to postpone part of his tour. his team didn t confirm what caused the hospitalization then, and no cause of death has been released. buffet was known for his breezy hit and barefoot performances, all explaining life as a beach bum. just sounds like vacation. it does. stephanie ee almlam takes a at his journey and all the places in between. reporter: jimmy buffett s laid-back songs captured the lazy day feel of paradise. reporter: some called his signature song gulf & western. country and caribbean music. i loved the caribbean music. my grandfather sang the calypso song. all of this amalgamation came in and came back out. i became a performer and that gave me ....
the poles. i was curious. some power companies have talked about potentially shutting off power when there s high wind incidents. i wonder if you think this is an appropriate response or if you think they should be working to harden the structure more than just ending power i think both. look, i can it s very expensive to secure these power lines. in terms of actual structure. we look out there. you see these large towers carrying multiple wires. the wires are like that thick. they re carrying a lot of energy. sometimes those entire towers come down. i am not expert enough to know when it is appropriate to shut down that line. that s one of the reasons why i think having the technology to have these meters on each of these facilities tells you where the danger is. so i can picture i m getting out of my expertise here. you re talking about huge numbers of americans suddenly not having power because the company makes a determination that the we also know h ....