presidential palace in warsaw after meeting behind closed doors. no questions answered it appears there. we will track that to see what president biden is weighing in on. he has a lot of news to talk about. we saw president putin giving a speak saying russia is going to suspend their are cooperation. antony blinken says it is irresponsible decision he believes. it's not russia formally pulling out of the agreement but it remains to be seen what that looks like. and, obviously, big questions for what president biden is going to say when he has the world stage in a matter of hours from now. >> great point. let's bring in to talk about that and more clarissa ward, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine bill taylor and retired major general marks. general, on the agreement, right, between the united states, russia, et cetera, that was supposed to expire in 2026, the fact that russia is saying now it will not go along anymore with any inspections on a full withdrawal, but the significance of that and the fact that antony blinken the secretary of state said i

president made his way from kyiv to warsaw. steve is in warsaw historic moment, steve, the first time the u.s. president visited a country with a non-u.s. military presence in a long time. very symbol lic from the u.s. president? >> reporter: it was very important. as a man, he lost his heart to the country as well. he has been there many times as vice president as well, but not since the start of the hostilities on the 24th of february last year i can tell you up until the last moment, nobody had a clue that the u.s. president was going to be in kyiv as well he did take the train from the town where we reported from very close to the poland and ukraine border he made the 10-hour journey to kyiv and stayed there from 8:00 a.m. before 1:090 0 p.m. and goo the same train and arrived in wa warsaw itwas meticulous timing. vladimir putin was lminformed ta the u.s. president would be in kyiv to avoid any mishap weapons being fired and lead to escalation of events a very interesting issue there interesting if vladimir putin references

phil mattingly is here in warsaw. phil, obviously, this is going to be a big trip overall that president biden is taking. kylie atwood is at the state department covering this aspect for us. phil, let's start with you in talking about this trip. it was shrouded in see decree it is -- secrecy. it was dangerous to bring a u.s. president into an active war zone where there are no u.s. forces there. >> it is something he wanted to do. he told reporters this is something he want dod ed to do he went to warsaw in march. he was told it wasn't a good idea due to security precautions. also concerns about how it would be viewed from an he is ka torre side from the russian. that is one element of it. there is precedent for this. we've seen presidents, whether iraq or afghanistan, there is a way to do this. what is different about this trip and doesn't have any near term historic precedence is president going into a war zone that u.s. forces do not control. they're not in the country. and the fact that they were still able to do

mrdary bruce warsaw. the biden administration is responding to putin's words that russia is suspending participation in a major nuclear weapons treaty. >> reporter: thee calling this unfortunate and irresponsible. this is the last remaining treaty regulating the world's two largest nuclear arsenals. the fear ivess treaty, it could lead to nuclear escalation just as russia is desperately looking for aay w david. >> mary bruce, thank vladimir p ng to standech, vowi firm. ian is live in kyiv. two leaders standing up to one another, and for many eerily reminiscent of the cold war era. >> reporter: you're right, if president biden was trying to rally america and its allies, putin was trying to ■rally russia, defiant as ever. despite a year of battlefield humiliations, he showed no signs of backing down or easing of tensions either, even appearing to make thinly veiled nuclear threats. while he was speaking his army was again shelling civilians in liberated kherson. amid u.s. warnings about supplying weapons

that the scene in warsaw outside in the capital, the imposing way can see crowds of people just outside the court yard of the royal counsellor in the capital brazen the cold temperatures. i've just been listening to the post present or dredge duda speaking. he said, i believe russia will have to leave it ukrainian territory. they're standing like patiently waiting for the u. s. president joe biden to give his speech. we're expecting that just in the next few minutes while we're waiting as cars over to alan fisher. he's also standing by for us in warsaw says a bit about what due to was saying, alan steadfastly holding standing by ukraine. and certainly that's something that he touched on in his meeting with joe biden. and in the last few hours, they were talking about solidarity and how important it was for the west, essentially to act with one voice theater. we're that one you know, on there is there's growing concerned about the war and ukraine. how it seems to be dragging on how the cost for all the countries involved is rising. how the pain of loss for those and ukraine. and of cours

president biden and the high-stakes speech on the world stage in warsaw. the war in ukraine set to mark one year, and tonight the president's message to vladimir putin. president biden vowing that, quote, ukraine will never be a victory for russia. 24 hours after his secret and history-making trip to ukraine's capital, the president declaring kyiv stands strong. just hours before president biden's speech, vladimir putin delivering his state of the nation address, sending his own message to the u.s. and the west. mary bruce and martha raddatz joining me here in warsaw tonight, ian pannell live in kyiv. >>> in the u.s., a major winter storm, 38 states on alert, from california through the middle of the country, all the way to the northeast. heavy snow and ice, dangerous travel, high winds. and in the northeast, the rare tornado warning, ginger zee takes through it all. >>> the team on the ground in east palestine, ohio, the epa ordering the company norfolk southern to cover the cost of the cleanup or face heavy fines. and to reassure the public, the popular

we are keeping a close eye on the castle in warsaw. it's 5:31 p.m. local time. we are expecting president biden to appear any second now. look at the location. what an extraordinary place. he will be speaking any moment now just before the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. the president expected to talk about how the u.s. will continue to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. with us now as we prepare for the president of the united states, peter baker, "new york times" chief white house correspondent and msnbc political analyst. it's amazing to see the president give a speech a year ago, same location but different circumstances and reality. >> yeah, a year ago, everybody expected it to result in obviously a terrible ordeal, and they thought the russians would be a whole lot better and here we are the russians are on back their feet, and the americans and europeans have helped push them in the eastern corner of the country. the russians basically have been humiliated on the battlefield and are trying to make up for it on the field of prop

warsaw has now become a symbol of neighborly relations. give on the south vazo said we saw so the 1st city to be completely over crowded with people fling ukraine gift lifted them, mentioned. and of course with the consent, this totally new situation that all of us here and more so are getting reacquainted and finding on home is here in vazo once warsaw it brings us all together on rush hour found. and sada rance on liver calendar will showcase came audio booklet ukrainian has both an e and in san t, as oh, haul not not love with. is it my, if you move sounds a little bit farther forward towards the tesa, that's not by me from fall level la la la la as gifts in grange, not the differences between ukraine and bella. ruzen who's some challenges detector and it would be but it's not hard to overcome. the language barriers, metalli, and ukrainian choir director, alexei. some litski give lessons o. 3 choirs have come together here from keith minsk in leipzig with its covent house youth choir knees. a problem then these are her so those are parl

the pressure may, is course off, but we're here in warsaw. in berlin, in germany, generally, we feel free is in 5. 0, here they are free from persecution, rehearsals, as a democratic process. all the musicians are aware that this project is about more than musical collaboration. oh lawn. but here to freedom has limits. that process, especially for the free choir from belarus, o fear of the violence and repression in their own country haunts them. the problem is not prison. the problem is if they know him from the choir, they will want me to sell others and they are torturing people. i don't know if my life is in danger, but my health is definitely in danger. i have relative stair and the regime is very upset about us and they want to revenge the terrorizing. not only the protestors themselves, but their relatives as well. the thing about lucas jenko is that he never ever forgives. 0, one member who chooses to dispense with the mass has choir director galena cause he made of sky. the regime in belarus already knows her identity and as detained

it's time to bid farewell to warsaw. an emotional and moving weekend full of music after dinner, they break out into song melodies from ukraine and bella, ruth, steeped in poignancy and a longing for home. oh, oh oh, they're constantly worried about friends and family who still live in daily danger . the war and ukraine and repression and belarus. oh i hm. ah ah ah, it's finally time the moment every one has been waiting for has come. all the choirs are coming together and bon and making their final preparations for their concert at the beethoven fest. isn't that and he says it's all right, groan lot yet. we know each other had cynthia ali, here were all the same level even as people in terms of skill competent as this guy . thinking about this project and for a very long time had in on some call. but now we hear actually making music together. teasing and i, and a group are on. yes, great to see on this is natalie told she said apathy. the rehearsals are important for me personally because i'm not able to take part in i

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. >> president biden spoke in warsaw on the one-year year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, part of his visit to poland and >> during his visit to warsaw, president biden talked about the one-year year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, part of his visit to poland and ukraine in support of the country's war effort. he met with president zelenskyy and promised an additional 500 million dollars in military assistance. ladies and gentlemee welcome the 46 president of the united states america, joe biden . ♪ >> hello poland. [applause] one of our great allies. president duda, mr. prime minister, mr. mayor, -- think you for welcoming back to poland , it was nearly one year ago,, one year ago i spoke at the royal castle here in warsaw. weeks after vladimir putin had unleashed his murderous assault on ukraine. the largest land war in europe since world war ii had begun, the principles that been the corner storms of peace from one sunday five years, were at risk of being shattered. one year ago the world was bracing for the fall of kyiv. i came from a visit to kyiv and

you can see warsaw there. president biden moments from now is going to meet with the polish president, duda, here in warsaw. they're going to talk about support for ukraine, bolstering nato obviously. poland has greatly felt the impact of russia's invasion. their defense forces have grown in numbers as well since russia started invading its neighbor, and when we got here in warsaw, we spoke with some of the newest polish recruits about why they're signing up for poland's version of the national guard. some of them have never held a gun in their life. they are teachers, farmers, bankers, and even an aspiring opera singer, now volunteering for basic training in warsaw. they are days away from graduating and becoming infantry personnel, the polish version of the u.s. national guard. when russia invaded ukraine, and placed war on poland's doorstep, they saw rise in recruits. now the defense minister expects recruits to reach 50,000 in the coming years. >> awareness is the first step of this. >> reporter: for polan

he told a huge crown in warsaw -- crowd in warsaw that sanctions will be maintained and expanded. russia's president, vladimir putin, has announced moscow will suspend its role in the new start treaty. it is the last left between russia and the u.s. the daughter of russia -- the daughter of malcolm x lands to sue the cia, fbi and nypd for the murder of malcolm x. an investigation found law enforcement agencies withheld evidence. people in turkey and syria are recovering after another earthquake hit the region late on monday, killing at least six people. it struck two weeks after devastating quakes killed more than 48 thousand. rob mcbride sent us this report. reporter: turning up at what used to be the former home to witness now its complete destruction in these latest earthquakes. in the first, two weeks ago, he said he was rescued from this building after an hour and decided to come back a week ago to retrieve valuables in spite of the danger. >> yes, it was risky, but these were things we could not leave behind. valuables like identity cards and documents. reporter: he didn't k

and you so much for reporting and that update as our correspondent and jamaica refining from warsaw. let's take a look now as mother stories making headlines around the world. palestinian officials say that israeli military has killed at least 10 people and wounded more than 100. in a rate in the occupied westbank city of novice israel says its soldiers were fired on while attempting to arrest alleged palestinian militants says the suspected no 10 are now dead. germany is expelling to iranian diplomat after tucker on sentence in iranian german national to death. john sharma was convicted by an iranian court over mosque bombing in 2008 supporters allege he was abducted abroad and forcibly taken to iran. a tropical cyclone has struck madagascar killing, at least, or people by clone. freddy hit the island with winds of around 130 kilometers per hour and heavy rain. the united nations have categorized the storm as dangerous and it's approaching east africa. let's go now to berlin's international film festival, the of berlin aloe today was the world premier of the film 20000 species of be

that's our correspondent and make our reporting from warsaw. so as we've heard, a number of eastern european nations are previously part of the communist eastern block fear that their sovereignty is once again threatened by russian power. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure those countries. here lions has deployed extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, lafayette and lithuania, as well as poland, slovakia, romania and non nato member. moldova are also nervous about moscow's intentions. increasing defense spending ramping up ammunition production, putting hundreds of thousands of troops on high hello nato is not the warring part in ukraine, but the company has led to a dramatic change in its strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots assess defense expert ian lisa is reinforced a shift in nato strategy away from thinking about expeditionary warfare, which has been in crisis management, which has been dominating for the last decades prior to thinking again about territorial defense in a very serious way

are you so much fair reporting and that update as our correspondent and jamaica money from warsaw. i can bring you up to speed now with some other stories making headlines around the world. finished president sally nist says finland would still join nato if sweden's bit is delayed, is that the 2 countries will proceed quote, hand in hand through the process, but that the final decision was not up to them. turkey has held up sweden's membership due to a diplomatic dispute. alice indian officials say that israeli military has killed at least 10 people and wounded more than a 100. in a rate in the occupied westbank city of nablus. israel says it soldiers were fired on while attempting to arrest alleged palestinian militants. it says the suspected militants are now dead. germany is expelling to iranian diplomat after 10 wrong sentence in iranian german national death. john, she sharma was convicted, convicted by an iranian court over a mock bombing in 2008 supporters allege he was abducted abroad and forcibly taken to iran. and a tropical cyclone has struck madagascar killing at least

the pressure may, is course off, but we're here in warsaw. in born in germany, generally, we feel free is in 5. 0, here they are free from persecution, rehearsals as a democratic process. all the musicians are aware that this project is about more than musical collaboration. oh lawn. but here to freedom has limits. that process, especially for the free choir from belarus, o fear of the violence and repression in their own country haunts them. the problem is not prison. the problem is if they know him from the choir, they will want me to sell others and they are torturing people. i don't know if my life is in danger, but my health is definitely in danger. i have relatives there and the regime is very upset about us and they want to revenge the terrorizing. not only the protestors themselves, but their relatives as well. the thing about lucas jenko as that he never ever forgives. 0, one member who chooses to dispense with the mass has choir director galena cause he made of sky. the regime in belarus already knows her identity and as detained an

. >> president biden spoke in warsaw on the one-year year anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, part of his visit to poland and ukraine in support of the country's war effort, the president said the u.s. and nato allies would aid in the president defense and his efforts were not shaky lives. -- alliance. >> [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 46 president of the united states america, joe biden . ♪ >> hello poland. [applause] one of our great allies. president duda, mr. prime minister, mr. mayor, -- think you for welcoming back to poland , it was nearly one year ago,, one year ago i spoke at the royal castle here in warsaw. weeks after vladimir putin had unleashed his murderous assault on ukraine. the largest land war in europe since world war ii had begun, the principles that been the corner storms of peace from one sunday five years, were at risk of being shattered. one year ago the world was bracing for the fall of kyiv. i came from a visit to kyiv and i can report that it still stands strong. it stands proud, it stands tall, and most im

if you're just joining us, we are waiting for president joe biden to speak in warsaw. i'm just, he should be coming out in the next few minutes by in the meantime, we do want to take a closer look at the situation on the front lines in ukraine after the war. there has been described as an artillery war and shelling is crucial for both sides to contain the others advance for ukrainian troops that requires a stealthy set up and a quick getaway to evade brushing retaliation or correspond it matches. pulling our reports from the front lines in eastern ukraine, the d 2 through the woods or call would give away the so just position here in the smarter was section on the front and east and were coming at now alive at to you as president joe biden. he is in warsaw abbey historic royal castle, where we are expecting him to speak to lindsay polish ukrainian american flags meeting. great, and the last president as he returns to poland to eat in his eyes. let's see if we can listen n low poem. we're great now is president, do know prime minister, mr. prime minister, mr mer ball, t

we watched your speech here in warsaw. and as you know, just hours before, vladimir putin gave his own speech. and i wanted to ask you about something vladimir putin said. he said that russia is suspending participation, cooperation in the nuclear treaty with the united states. what's your message to putin on that? >> it's a big mistake to do that. not very responsible. and -- but i don't read into that that he's thinking of using nuclear weapons or anything like that. i think it's -- i'm not sure what else he was able to say in his speech at the moment, but i think it's a mistake, and i'm confident we'll be able to work it out. >> reporter: he is saying he's going to suspend participation in this nuclear treaty. rhetoric is one thing, but we're a year into this war now. does it concern you when he says something like this? and are we less safe? >> well, look, i think we're less safe when we walk away from arms control agreements that are very much in both parties' interests and the world's interest, but i've not seen anyt

my cannot al jazeera and take you now to warsaw and poland there. we can see at present andre students speaking. i had to of a speech by the u. s. president joe biden. take a lesson in cas dash, the role of nato to defend the free world to support the free world. you betcha, we already got, i stand and so it or it to where the brain and we were stand in. so there are to with your brain. there is no freedom without solidarity, long leaf free ukraine, long lee for the alliance. other public of poland with united states long leave. nato long leave for you world long leave. poland. oh no. there is no freedom without solidarity. ah that's the scene in warsaw outside in the capital over in poland where you can see crowds of people just outside that in the courtyard of the royal castle or in a capital brayden, the cold temperatures i've just been listening to the post present. andres duda speaking, he said, i believe russia will have to leave ukrainian territory. they're standing like patiently waiting for the u. s. president joe biden to give his speech.

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brent: alexander with the latest flight from warsaw, poland, thank you. as we have heard, a number of eastern european nations, previously part of the communist eastern bloc now fear that their sovereignty is once again threatened by russian aggression. nato has ramped up security on its eastern flank to help reassure those countries, extra troops to the baltic states of estonia, latvia and lithuania, as well as poland. slovakia, romania and non-native member moldova, are also nervous about moscow's intentions -- non-nato member, moldova, are also nervous about most because intentions. reporter: increasing defense spending. wrapping up weapons productions. putting thousands of troops in high alert. the conflict has led to a dramatic change in nato/strategy. the alliance is going back to its roots. a self-defense expert. >> it has been a shift in thinking about expeditionary warfare, which is crisis management, to thinking about territorial defense in a very serious way. nuclear strategies discussed in a very serious way again. all these things we had not

he has come to warsaw because poland has played a pivotal role in this. that was not always a given. the relationship before this, there were concerns about poland being on this rightward side, and concerns about the state media here, their treatment when it comes to human rights. so much has changed of that in just the last 12 months alone since russia invaded ukraine, and the relationship of what poland has done. not only have they helped are the refugees. you know that very well. you covered it on the ground as those millions of refugees were coming through poland, but also they have served as the logistics hub for so many of the weapons that we've seen going into ukraine. i mean, they have helped get all of that when it was quite difficult at the beginning to get so many of those weapons across the border into ukraine, sara and poppy. >> yeah, i can tell you, just from the perspective of how the relationship has changed between the united states and poland because there were questions about human rights and certainly a slide to the far right there, al

that was steve in warsaw. >>> also coming up on "street signs," u.s. housing sales fall to their lowest level to more than 12 years in january we'll discuss coming up next >>> welcome back to the program, everybody. u.s. home sales knocked their 12th monthly drop in a row in january following 0 pmt 7%, the lowest level in more than 12 years, signaling that the downturn could be nearing a bottom we're joined at the desk wonderful to have you with us this morning the story in markets over the last couple of weeks has been all about the return of the interest rate volatility, clearly the real estate sector highly sensitive to the rate environmental. how would you characterize it right now? >> it's a great question because obviously the rezi markets have been directed by the consumer sentiment, and the consumer is feeling the pinch of high interest rates i suspect it's starting to show some volatility, and i think we're going to see lower applications for mortgageages, not surprisingly interesting willy on the commercial side we're noticing there's been so

cbs's ed o'keefe is traveling with the president and will start us off from warsaw, good evening, added. >> good evening, nora, insisting the speech was not a response to vladimir putin, because it had been in theis country, the amern uaiight exist. >> president biden in warsaw, president putin in moscow at dueling messages on the eve of the first year of war in ukraine. mr. biden recalled its high-stakes trip to the capital. >> one year ago the world was racing for the fall of kiyv. i have just visited and i can report that it stands strong! they stand proud, they stand tall, and most important thing it stands for you. >> and set out to shame putin, accusing the russian military of committing atrocities. >> day of committed crimes across humanity without shame or compunction. they target civilians with death and destruction. use rape as a weapon of war. >> reporter: american diplomats and aid workers gathered to see the president between smoke machines resembling a rock cancer it. hours earlier, putin's address was delivered to a room full of royals. he claimed russia is not fighting t

it will be focused on events in warsaw. you never want to make it about you when you're up here, but as a veteran, i can promise you i never worried my ever. when he was vice president or president. i was concerned for the welfare of the men and women in uniform and their families. >> i was trying to ignore the first question. >> we have been consistent in sending assistance packages to ukraine on a regular basis. and that will continue. >> [indiscernible] spoken with other -- >> i think you will hear from the president in his speech to continue tangible support for ukraine going forward. he will talk about the ways in which we will continue to support ukraine going forward. >> i have a balloon question. you believe these balloons have been cited over [indiscernible] country, can you ask other countries to take action against this balloon, and have you seen an increase or decrease in the sightings and the activity since this all became public? >> these are sovereign decisions that nations have to make. if it is about inform

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we watched your speech here in warsaw. and as you know, just hours before vladimir putin gave his own speech. and i wanted to ask you about something vladimir putin said. he said that russia is suspending participation, cooperation in the nuclear treaty with the united states. what's your message to putin on that? >> it's a big mistake to do that. not very responsible. and -- but i don't read into that that he's thinking of using nuclear weapons or anything like that. i think it's -- not sure what else he was able to say in his speech at the moment, but i think it's a mistake, and i'm confident we'll be able to work it out. >> reporter: he is saying he's going to suspend participation in this nuclear treaty. rhetoric is one thing, but we're a year into this war now. does it concern you when he says something like this? and are we less safe? >> well, look, i think we're less safe when we walk away from arms control agreements that are very much in both parties interests and the world's interest. but i've not seen anything,

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joe biden speaks to a crowd of thousands in warsaw reading support for ukraine. palladino, 2 of the ladies who tim ah, follows let him have hooton's announcements of the suspension of a nuclear alms treaty with the us. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is out to sarah ally from dough also coming up. we'd like our father to receive the justice that he deserves 58 years after his assassination. the daughter of malcolm x was to the cia f b i and n y p d over his death. re living the trauma, another earthquake hits sucking, took care and syria. at least 6 people are dead. aah! u s. president joe biden says that in that 13 was wrong about ukraine will, about nato, and wrong about the iron will of america. he was addressing a massive crowd in the polish capital walsall. adam fisher is there with the latest . he, this was a call to rally support with voices of dissent going at home and abroad. president joe biden used his speech in warsaw to paint the challenge of the war in ukraine. in stock terms. no, no one can turn away their eyes of the atrocities rushes, committee against you, great people, it's

bloomberg's anne-marie joins us from warsaw with a guest. good morning, anne-marie. >> good morning, tom. had a president biden's visit, he was here march of last year joined by poland's climate and environment minister. anna moskwa, thank you for joining me. biden said he wanted to make crystal clear that europe would end its dependence on russian fossil fuel. poland has done a lot or the eu has done a lot to do it just that. but still, russian crude makes up 10% of poland's needs. when will it become zero? anna: we started a long time ago before the war because we always wanted to be independent from russian fossil fuels. thanks to infrastructure, we almost made it. now we are looking forward and waiting for sanctions. we are supplying czechia and other countries when it comes to business contracts and readiness of our infrastructure, we are ready to refine every type of oil that we need european help. what about -- >> what about sanctioning the pipeline? anna: you're looking for full sanctions for not only us but all countries want to hav

that was you as president by their speaking in warsaw, poland l. just hours earlier. russian president putin delivered his state of the nation address and in that address, he announced that russia is suspending its last major nuclear disarmament agreement with the united states. the new start treaty commits russia and the us to limiting their stock pile of nuclear warheads. now that deal is already scheduled to expire in the year 2026. in an address to the nation. vladimir putin also said that the west had started the war into cray. if, if he did not see below d, nearer let grand entry for it defiant that he may pu, tend to address both his domestic audience and the west. once again, he blamed the west for the war in ukraine. as he gets the responsibility for fermenting the ukraine conflict for its escalation and for the increasing number of victims lies entirely with western elites. and of course, with the current regime and key of like to which the ukrainian people are strangers . you, again, we pushed the narrative that the people of eastern ukr

they w, corresponded bentley good in warsaw. thank you. now, russian president vladimir putin will shortly give a state of the nation addressed to both houses of the russian parliament in moscow . in the same speech one year ago, he recognized the breakaway ukrainian regions of the nets and lou hands as independent, a prelude to the russian invasion of ukraine. for preview of that speech, i'm joined now by from vilios by day dudley russia analysts constantine exit. vladimir putin speaking to russia's parliament, but also the nation to day. what do you expect in to say, konstantin? well, frankly, there are so many rumors in russian social media about what we could hear. ah, that i'm actually last for broken noses if you may. ah, it's everything from a nuclear announcing imminent nuclear strike with the technical weapons on give up to up. and mixing formerly annexing the de facto russian occupied regions. georgia regions of a posse in north assented to expand russia's territory bots. my, if he was hunch, is that nothing much will happen put,

peter. >> and as the motorcade, for bucharest nine are snaking through the streets of warsaw heading to the movie with president biden, that we think will start in five minutes, we're learning president biden's growing concern is that china is starting to help russia. >> secretary blinken had a candid decision in munich with his counterpart and made clear to him, there would be ramifications and consequences. >> that official does not appear to be listening because there he is in russia and accusing the u.s. of bad behavior, the chinese foreign minister is saying, "the u.s. should seriously reflect on what it has done, stop fanning the flames and stay committed to promoting peace talks as china has been doing," and putin has accusations for the u.s., as well, and tries to reason he's right to pull out of the new start nuclear arms control treaty. >> what's important is that our relations have degraded, the responsibility for that is fully on the united states. they can't be silly people, they want to deliver us a defeat while crawling into our nuclear objectives. i have to say russia

>> norah: ed o'keefe in warsaw, poland. thank you. back here at home, more than 60 million americans across 23 states are under winter weather alerts tonight, with six states under blizzard warnings. the alerts stretch from washington state to maine. but the biggest impact is expected in minneapolis, which is on track for the second biggest snowfall of all time. let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening to you. we have a major blockbuster winter storm pushing through the midwest over the next two days, places like minneapolis. we take you there virtually. light snow giving way to heavy snow over the next two days and very gusty winds, in excess of 40 miles per hour. let's break down the forecast. we have had one 15-inch snow storm already this season, but this will make number two. double-digit snows around the twin cities. a snow emergency is declared. very difficult travel conditions if not impossible across the midwest. with winds gusting

he is arriving in warsaw overnight. and in a couple hours he will meet with the polish president and later he will deliver this speech reinforcing u.s. and nato support for ukraine ahead of the first anniversary of russia's invasion. want to bring in kevin liptak, he is live in warsaw traveling with the president. kevin, you write that biden is set for a symbolic clash with putin after that surprise ukraine trip. what are you expecting? >> reporter: yeah, this is really expected to be quite a dramatic split screen, the president speaking you only a few hours after president putin is speaking. and we did hear from jake sullivan who has been helping the president write this speech, i asked if the president was watching putin's speech and he said he wasn't sure, but he did want to make learclear that thi not meant to be a rhetorical head to head between the two men. president biden wants to speak to something larger when it comes to ukraine to reiterate western support to what the ukrainians know and let the world know tha

his interview in warsaw with us, reacting to vladimir putin. now back in washington, our interview late today, this time at the white house. tonight we ask about ukraine, russia, china, and we also press on issues here at home, the ohio train derailment. and we ask, is the president running for re-election? and is his age relevant? but we begin tonight with ukraine, now one year into this war. mr. president, you know as we sit here today, it was one year ago today, the russian invasion of ukraine. you said in warsaw that ukraine will never be a victory for russia, so how does this war end and what does victory look like? >> well, that depends what the ukrainians decide. here's what we have to do in the meantime. we have to put the ukrainians in a position where they can make advances this spring and summer and move to a place where they can negotiate from a position of strength. but you know that expression you heard me use before and others -- nothing about ukraine without ukraine. we're not going to dictate to them what the end result is. >>

we're going to speak to phil mattingly also in warsaw. all eyes on are on the president, aren't they? the optics of this. many people framing it the war in ukraine is a war between russia and the u.s. what do you make of the optics here? what is president biden trying to say? >> reporter: you know, it's interesting, max, the president has gone to great lengths to try and separate from the idea this is a war between russia and united states. and that ukraine is just a proxy for a wider ranging battle between the u.s. and russia. but there is no question whatsoever, the scale of the u.s. support, the scale of the president's involvement in bringing together the alliance behind that support has been so critical over the course of the last year. and the primary reason the president wanted to come to war said saw to give his remarks on tuesday was to underscore, a., the durability of that support, b., the necessity of maintaining it as long as it takes as he often says. i think everybody inside the biden administration is clear. there is no cl

at this hour he is in warsaw, poland expected to speak on the war in ukraine a year later. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the news reverberating around the world. the presence of the american commander-in-chief was impressive and bipartisan positive response right away. then russia and china took the spotlight. >> they can't be silly people. they want to deliver us a strategic defeat while crawling into our strategic nuclear objectives. regarding this, i have to say that russia suspends its participation in the new start treaty. >> harris: vladimir putin suddenly pulled out of the last nuclear treaty between his country and the united states. today we are watching to see what will china do after reports the communist nation is considering sending weapons to help out russia win its war and take ukraine? here at home there are plenty of questions about what exactly america's role should be with ukraine. >> what does success look like for the united states? it can't be a blank check until zelensky decides he wants to go to the bargaining table. >> for

president biden there speaking in warsaw, poland. just hours earlier, russian president putin delivered his state of the nation address, and in that address he announced that russia is suspending its last major nuclear disarmament agreement with the united states. the new start treaty commits russia and the u.s. to limiting their stockpile of nuclear warheads. now, that deal is already scheduled to expire in the year 2026. in an address to the nation, vladimir putin also said that the west had started the war in ukraine. reporter: a grand entry for a defiant vladimir putin, to address both his domestic audience and the west. once again he blamed the west for the war in ukraine. >> responsibility for fomenting the ukraine conflict, for its escalation, and for the increasing number of victims, lies entirely with western elites, and of course with the current regime in kyiv, to which the ukrainian people are strangers. reporter: again, he pushed the narrative that the people of eastern ukraine actually want to be russian. one of his jus

those are live images warsaw. i'm images from warsaw. what i'm going going to dip back going to do is going to dip back into that when joe biden emerges. but i've got loads coming your way. so we'll go to biden he manages to biden as and when he manages to make on stage. before make it on stage. but before that, a recent yougov poll has suggested that the majority of brits think prince harry should receive police protection only if pays for it himself . the if he pays for it himself. the poll also show that more than a quarter people thought that quarter of people thought that he shouldn't get any police protection . joining now is protection. joining me now is historian licenced lay historian and licenced lay minister church of minister for the church of england is martin whittaker. there he is. thank you very much, martin. right. okay. do you think that prince harry deserves taxpayer funded police . right. okay. i think. okay. what is that deserve because with quite a few people my sympathy harry has run pretty recently okay neverthele

but in a fiery address outside poland, royal castle in warsaw. u. s. president joe biden chose not to rise to the bait artist, but instead he presented a very different view of the conflict. so that i, i speak once more to the people of russia. did i say nations of europe did not seek to control or destroy russia? the west was not plotting to attack russia, as prudent said today, and millions of russian citizens only want to live in peace with their neighbors are not the enemy. just a day off to his historic visit to cave biden drove home the message that western support for ukraine will last, as long as it takes one year to this war, who no longer doubts the strength of our goal, ition. but he still doubts our conviction. but there should be no doubt our support, if re grave will not waver. naida will not be divided and we will not tire committed, advised as the one year anniversary of the invasion approaches. the conflict shows no sign of ending it or you will. and the 2 sides appear as far apart as ever where you need you. and as the snow falls i

now in an old warsaw pact country. this is a country, and i actually reminded my guests, mark brzezinski, the ambassador, my brother was kind enough to have a gathering of guests and thought leaders there. i said, i saw your monuments to those who died in the warsaw ghetto. i saw the s.s. prison where resistance fighters were killed. i said, i understand why history hangs so heavily over you. i'm curious, where is your monument to solidarity? where is your monument to the polish pope? i want to see those monuments. because, you know, poland has played a remarkable role, first in the drawback of the soviet union, starting with solidarity in 1979/1980, but now here. they are literally on the front lines of the fight between democracy and authoritarianism. >> joe, as we watch these pictures of president biden in warsaw, we're reminded of how deeply, as you say, the pols identify with the struggle going on in ukraine. when i was in poland last year, i found you see ukrainian flags flying down every street. there's this int