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. >> reporter: i'm nah tash shh bertrand in brussels. sources say the u.s. and europe have begun to have discussions about supporting a potential ukrainian government in exile if it becomes necessary for president zelenskyy and other officials to flee kyiv. this potential ukrainian government in exile would be set up in lviv in western ukraine. obviously these discussions are preliminary and no decisions have been made. it reflects the level of concern in european circles and among the americans about what happens if zelenskyy and the ukrainian government are unable to get out of kyiv and what happens then about continuity of government in ukraine. >> the ukrainian member of parliament says russia's attack on a pipeline has left hundreds of thousands of people without heat in freezing temperatures. now more than 750,000 people are left without any heat while it's still often below zero degrees celsius. we need no-fly zone right now. joining me is former nato supreme allied contender, retired general phillip br breedlove. this is what we're hearing from membe

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. >> let's check in with cnn's nah tash tra bertrand live in brussels where the nato administrators are meeting today. what are the other big headlines, natasha. >> reporter: that was one of them, stoltenberg say that the nato alliance is united with the idea of not providing a no-fly zone. that's consistent with what i've heard, that there's no appetite among those nato members to get involved in that nato conflict in terms of putting nato forces on the air and on the ground that would be necessary to enforce a no-fly zone. the big takeaway from u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin is that they are essentially reassessing how nato might respond if russia were to attack a nato member country, either on purpose or accidentally, because we've seen the russian wars that really expended further and further west over the last several weeks including earlier last week we saw they attacked a military base about ten miles from the polish border. it's getting closer and closer to nato territory. that has caused nato to rethink the entire security environment they're in right now. they're consi

and ukrainian bond businessman demetrius fear. tash is also opposing the war. he previously followed money into ukraine's campaigns. the pro russian politicians the bloomberg billionaires index shows within 24 hours at the start of war, 22 of russia's richest people for 39000000000 network. wiped out, and it's not just only got speaking out russian businessman only tinkles is the founder of one of the world's largest online banks, but has no political ties to the kremlin. he says, innocent people are dying in ukraine and that he's against the war. but opinion is to fight it whether this will make an impact. the business men who have an idea spoken quite openly about char visa about that need to somehow, somehow change and, and these conflict. but i don't think that it will have our direct impact on the rational policy. most of russia's political elite has stood firm with the president, but will those he broke rank put pressure on pu 10? and while others follow nor about money i'll to theorem and international supporting agencies are turning their backs on russi

because during the tash and was keeping since 2014, they almost did nothing for the side of ukraine accepting the britain. i can say, for example, the turkey falls to the united ukrainian, the 5th generation defense h o one, including the u. a. b on man aerial vehicles, which now the ukranian armed forces is using the most literal map and systems inside the u. greenfield. but let's take a look at the german and german almost did not think and reject that to sell any of apple to the ukraine. but at that point, now we can see the germany in the front line trying to blockades, but the russia is the now, but it is too late for this isn't from my point perspective, 30 can be and mediator which has faces in order to talk with the board sites, all right, get your thoughts on that. thanks so much. you. now, by the way, it is government has released to us prisoners. it seen as a small but potentially important step because the u. s. government looks to find alternatives to russian oil. our latin america, the tennessee and human reports, who stutters, got enough. second from the left is one of 6 execut

so recall dahl, he was a british at tash shay in washington and he got ernest a flight on a plane to london and martha said, since you took my accreditation papers, get me a seat on that plane. and ernest said, no women allowed. and she later found out that an actress was on that flight, so there were women allowed. she ended up sailing from new york city to liverpool on a norwegian's munition ship. she was the only civilian and the only women of among about 40 people on that ship. the captain joked to her, don't bother to ensure your luggage. we're carrying dynamite. so that's how martha got back to england. and by this time ernest had been head injured because he had been at a blowout party at robert kappa's flat for war correspondents in may fair, and a drunk medical doctor drove him back to the dorchester but didn't get there because he hit a water tower and ernest's head went through the windshield and he ended up with 57 stitches. and so martha was taken, mrs. hemingway, you have to come, he was in a car crash. and she found him, mary welsh, a correspondent for time life magazi

. >> ukrainian refugee, a mom of two seeking shelter in poland speaking with nbc's tash auburns today, today the united nations is reporting that the number of refugees has surpassed the worst case scenario. 4 million people have been forced to flee their homes. let's bring in dasha burns with more from krakow, poland, and tell us about the people you've met. >> reporter: nicolle, imagine with me for a moment if you will and i hope your viewers will too that your sleeping in your home with which you hear thuds outside that you realize are the sounds of war. yu grab your two kids an your niece who has her own toddler and you hide in a basement until it is somewhat safe and then you pack everything you could carry into 20 minutes and you leave your home not knowing when you're going to see it again. that story reflects so many of the conversations we've had with refugees here. it is the story of that brave woman you just heard from, anna gawka. she safely got her family here to poland. when they arrived at the border there was an announcement that the next bus to leave would take them t

>> no, we have taker will tash will talked about diane has her own -- diane has her training program 18 months. they will be trained within the functions of the deferred comp program. that is why we are hiring or posting for six folks which will be retirement services and if this new position is approved for diane in the next budget she can approach hiring in that position through the same internship program. >> i know one or two people transferred back tan forth. the answer to my question is no. >> no. absolutely. thank you. >> the problem for this budget the question was asked during oversight committee. ms. justin was unable to come to the meeting for an important reason. to increase costs in deferred comp i was asking about increases to revenue. i have not received an answer to that question. she talked about holidays i was unaware of that was put into practice. i will not try to tie this up today. it is not wise to vote for cost increase without understanding where revenues are coming from. we have obligation to reduce fees to members. it is different than the general fund. >> t