It's Monday March 7th. I'm Trevelle Anderson.

And I'm Priyanka Arabandi and this is what a day. The show that's sure that the radio silence

we're getting from Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox can't mean anything good.

You know, anytime these two are quiet, they're plotting.

They've never been quiet. I'm so confused. What's happening?

On today's show, a series of deadly tornadoes hit Iowa on Saturday. Plus, the Walt Disney

Company faces blowback for not taking a stand against Florida's Don't Say Gay Bill.

But first, the latest in the war between Russia and Ukraine, as we go to record this at 9.30

PM Eastern. Today marks 12 days since the start of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and thus far,

the situation does not show any signs of improvement. Over the weekend, the violence continued in

multiple Ukrainian cities. There are reports of intense shelling and a growing number of casualties.

So far, Ukrainian forces have successfully defended their positions in some areas, including North

and East of Kiev, as well as in the port city of Mikoliev. But there are very concerning reports

from other areas, like at an airport 100 miles out of Kiev, where a Russian missile strike destroyed

both civilian and military infrastructure, and at a Ukrainian nuclear power plant where Russian

forces have managed to take full control. Perhaps the most highly scrutinized events of the weekend

have been the efforts to rescue civilians from these areas of intense violence.

Some of these efforts have come under attack from Russian forces, both in Kiev and in the port

city of Maripol. In Kiev, civilians using a bridge to escape the fighting were fired at with

mortar shells, leaving at least four people dead. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken had this

to say on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday morning. We've seen very credible reports of

deliberate attacks on civilians, which would constitute a war crime. We've seen very credible

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