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. >> live on capitol hill with that new rorting, new developments on the timeline and the process, thank you. thank you for watching us on mus nbc reports. i'll see you at nbc news reports in an hour. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. it is 4:00 in new york. it is day seven of the russian invasion of ukraine. where millions of people facing enormous and growing peril adds russian forces encircle cities there and ramp up the attacks on civilian areas. at this hour the city of kharkiv under siege from russian forces. missiles struck a university dorm and police headquarters. official says 21 people at least were killed. in southern ukraine russian forces seized control of the port city. ukraine officials tell "the new york times." first major city to fall to russian control since beginning a week ago. a massive russian convoy. still stretches for miles and continues to pose a threat to kyiv.

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