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The latest on the humanitarian situation. ukrainian officials say more than 5,200 people were evacuated through humanitarian corridors on saturday. the vast majority were from mariupol. more than 4,300 from the besieged eastern city reached zaporizhzhia. you see some of these devastating images there. hundreds more were evacuatesd from the kyiv and luhansk regions. now safe in poland, refugees are describing horrific conditions brought on by russias invasion. >> translator: people have nowhere t...

Mariupol, that devastated city. more than 4,300 came from the eastern city of southeast of mariupol and reached zaporizhzhia. hundreds more were evacuated from the kyiv and luhansk regions, now safe in countries like romania. refugees are describing the fear that is driving them to flee. listen. >> translator: families and friends are scared. many are leaving the country, leaving behind their homes with tears, with pain, but they are leaving because its horrible. its the 21st century. no one cou...

Days ago in the early afternoon. natasha was at home nearby when it happened. in this predominantly ethnic russian city she scoffs at the idea russia is waging war on her behalf. >> not for our country and not for russian people. >> reporter: the red cross has turned this wedding hall into a center providing diapers and other supplies. what they cant provide, however, is a sense this nightmare is coming to an end. ben wedemen, cnn, mykolaiv, ukraine. >> well, ukrainian officials say more than 5,...

>> and theres your girl, gone. >> there is my baby, and i cant do nothing about it. it was 2:00, went to the house, 4:00, detectives came down to the house, said they removed her from the car. >> who would benefit from a single moms death? of course, the questioning turned quickly to the soon to be divorced husband, the father of the little girl. brandys mom told them about josh daniels, he was a personal trailer at the gym and an obsessive weightlifter. when you ran him through the computer, wh...

Covid is continuing to cause major disruption for travellers worldwide. airlines cancelled more than 4,300 flights on saturday — more than half of them were services into, out of, or within the us. from today, austrians over the age of eighteen who are terminally ill or suffer from a permanent, debilitating illness can legally opt for assisted suicide. a law banning plastic packaging on most fruit and vegetables has come into effect in france. its thought more than a third of fruit and vegetab...

Joe biden handling crimes sits at just 36%. its down a full 7% since october. what about leadership at the top. what can the white house do with messages on this issue? >> i think when the white house steps in, we need them to just step in. step into chicago and give their agents more jurisdiction and including our county officers to step in. we have 4300 people spot in chicago and 813 homicides. if they dont step in they are saying we will let the city go. some think its purposefully done. >> s...

In in an official ceremony on wednesday and from that point, he starts work and has already started work because just earlier today, he, together with angela merkel, the outgoing chancellor and the regional government already introduced and decided new restrictions to stem the red sing infection rates in the pandemic and so we have already started work as the chancellor effectively. started work as the chancellor effectively-— started work as the chancellor effectivel . �* . , ~ ., effective...

Season. what are you hearing from officials there? how are things doing? >> reporter: jose, good morning, its going to be one of the busiest ones. the tsa said they expected 20 million travelers. its been relatively smooth here today. there was a lot of planning that went into making this week much smoother than what weve seen before. im here with the person who runs operations at l.a.x. and he was telling me about some of the stuff that you guys have been doing to make the much more smooth. tel...

Dow. 4,300 in the s&p 500. taking into account where we are globally, inflation-wise, supply chain-wise, trading partner-wise. the volatility, the vaccine, the virus, the variants, theres still so many unknowns, so many obstacles to recovery. were doing okay. well see some seasonal weakness. were see a little spike in the yield, a business sell-off in the tech sector. but net-net, the market tells me what they think. if they really wanted to pound the market, they would sell off more than it is ...

Available. there are billions in federal funding available to renters. but they can no longer simply get by without paying their full rent. they have to take action now. we spoke to a single mother of three about just how difficult it is to make ends meet in this a state thats affordable as this -- as unaffordable as this. have a listen. >> the rent where im currently staying is $4,300 a month, with a $75 late fee. when i first moved into this current place that im in now, seven years ago, i was...