Good evening.

Whatever you'll hear tonight or heard over the weekend about Russia shifting its military

focus to eastern and southeastern Ukraine, it might not be as simple as that, because

there has been shelling overnight in and around Kiev and other attacks in the West.

And despite news today from Air Pins mayor that his suburban town had been liberated, the

site of residents being helped out of what the mayor said could soon become a combat zone

again was sobering to say the least.

The same can be said for late words and I from Ukraine's general staff that defences

within Mariopoul continue to hold because this is Mariopoul.

Look at that.

Ukraine officials now say 90% of the city's residential buildings have been damaged or destroyed,

90%.

And according to Mariopoul's mayor, the humanitarian corridor or in and out of the city is now in

Russian hands.

As much as any day in the invasion so far, there's a lot in flux right now.

Now we're going to talk about where things stand militarily tonight, where they go

next with former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark.

We'll also talk at length about President Biden declaring over the weekend that Vladimir

Putin and his words cannot remain in power, also the White House walk back of that statement.

And finally, but the president said standing behind his remarks today.

The fact of the matter is I was expressing the more outrage I felt toward the way Putin

is dealing and the actions of this man, just brutality, half the children in Ukraine.

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