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Updated. and survivors say even going aboveground for water could be a death which. now ukrainian president zelensky says 166 people have been rescued including women and children, the u.n. and red cross helping to facilitate evacuations. >> you cannot imagine how scary it is when you sit in a shelter in a wet basement. we were shaken. we were able to go outside this week and i saw the sun for the second time in two months. >> there are still hundreds of marines hiding out in the tunnels as well...

Criminals to ensure that the real violent crime is handled. so, new yorkers want that, but they also want us to take a look at the root of the problem, and thats poverty. summer youth jobs. summer is coming right now. we ought to have our young people working and doing positive things. the mayor is pushing for that. were pushing for that in washington. these are all efforts to really bring down crime. >> i want people that dont live in new york to get a sense of whats happening here in the city ...

Three minute transfer from one station to the other, and then said it was just like pandemonium. people are running out of the station. people lost their shirt. their shoes, their jackets, their glasses, and said when she got aboveground on the sidewalk, theres another man who looked like he had been shot in the head or blood coming from his head. all those folks have been transferred to the hospital. we dont have, i believe, unless youve heard something, an official number that died, but 13 peo...

Live their lives, not shutting down the parts of them that love art or cultural or life or sherry, but finding a way to do it and forge through it in the middle of us each. lets look at a troop of actors who decided to go ahead. the show must go on and they put on their show inside of a bomb shelter. >> that was just a snippet of what we told is a modern version of a ukrainian flight that deals with issues of war. aboveground the symphony before the concert for peace and played beethoven ode for...

Because theyre emblematic of whats happening around the country. mariupol, we now know at least 2,200 civilians there have been killed. we expect that number to be far higher. this is a city now known for the first visuals of a mass grave in this conflict. you talked about the 150 or so cars that got out. its been ten days since any international aid has gotten into that city. no food, no water. we know from the president that at least one child there died of dehydration. to your point, the gray...

Like, i know theyre going to break down because ive spoken to enough people that i know what they saw is as the mayor has said, its hell on earth. people came aboveground in kharkiv and much of the city was flattened. thats true in mariupol. its becoming true in kyiv and in the outskirts of kyiv. and so you talk to people about this and you say, but what about world war iii? what happens if nato hits russia and theres world war iii? you can see its already arrived in this persons eyes and on the...

The mayor saying it is possible a mall was hit. but hard to tell at night. these cities do fall under curfew, but it does seem like the russians are pushing forward with their bombardment of the capital. we hear anti-aircraft fire coming from the capital, as well. a sign that air strikes there are underway. as you said in the east of the country, mariupol does seem to be getting the worst of this russian onslaught, of a russian bombardment that seems to be targeting civilians. they announced tha...

Here. in kyiv massive explosions. a number of explosions in just the passed two hours. the mayor saying it is possible a mall was hurt. but hard to tell at night. these cities do fall under curfew, but it does seem like the russians are pushing forward with their bombardment of the capitol. a sign that air strikes there are underway. as you said in the east of the country, mariupol does seem to be getting the worst of this russian onslaught, of a russian bombardment that seems to be targeting ci...

Train and were aboveground. and were trying to take care of patients but if alarms go off if sirens go off we try to go underground to take shelter and bring patients with us. it is risky even if youre underground shelter you see the children theater that was bombed probably two or 300 people that lost their lives in that because they were stuck underneath rubble. so no were not just taking shelter ukrainians are trying to get food, shelter an flee danger and death and destruction but it is hard...

The only city to be occupied by russian forces. they are now being rolled back there. and in the past hour, we had an address from president zelenskyy, his nightly address just dropped. he said there are 16,000 dead -- that is without question probably a high estimate. nato puts it between 7,000 to 14,000, but those are incredibly heavy losses. the other front of this war, if you talk to ukrainians, will be told that it is whats happening in mariupol. it is whats happening in these cities where ...