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Zaghari-ratcliffe and annosheh ashoori spen the name talking and hugging before spending the name in accommodations and a journey that gave them freedom from an unimaginable or deal. the nightmare began in 2016, when she was detained by easternian security services, as she tried to leave the airport in tehran, after a holiday. the hidden cameras can touring her shock. accused of spying against the iranian regime, she was held for years on charges she always denied. and subjected to what her husb...

>> translator: the besieged mariupol will go down in history as an example of the responsibility for war crimes. what the occupiers have done to mariupol is an act of terror that will be remembered for centuries. >> the u.n. says some 6.5 million people have been displaced by the fighting in ukraine and it all happened so quickly, in under a month. cnns selma abdul aziz looks at what life is lightning in a shelter for some of those people drin from their homes. >> reporter: were at a gym in lviv...

Autistic. what can i say, she says, it was so hard trying to hold my childrens hands in case they fell and carry the luggage. then she reveals the 11-year-old is recovering from an operation after being born with deformed feet. she got here gliding one of her children who is barely able to walk. others at the shelter need medical help. a young girl is on a drip, dehydrated after exhaustion of the journey to poland. now made by a million-and-a-half people. so the problem now because so many refug...

Bricks construct a system with reception centers, with accommodations and so on and so forth. we need to do that. we cannot improvise anymore. people from warsaw are accepting people to their homes, we are adopting hotels and all the facilities of the city to welcome refugees so on and so for the. its going to be very difficult to take double numbers more than that. we are 2 million in warsaw and 12% are ukrainians who just arrived in the last week two. 95% in the beginning had family and friend...

People here. but we are also organizing programs for them when, we are organizing a lot of programs. not just accommodations but also giving them food and giving them those programs -- when the center does not have to think about what they left at home. when the situation is at home. but they can forget about it. maybe just for one or two hours. but there is some possibility to think about other things. ♪ theres heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your trucks been de...

There are accommodations for people to get a meal or to grab some clothes. if they left their home with simply the clothes on their backs, and i think that the hardest thing to see, the hardest thing to understand and comprehend is that there are children who arrive in this city, who arrive in countries outside of ukraine without those parents, and its the job of these organizations here in-country and also once they cross borders, we cross from hungary today and saw aid organizations waiting fo...

Devastation. an advisor to president zelenskyy says 2,500 civilians have died here. hundreds of thousands remain trapped out food or power. a local official says it is so bad people are melting snow just to have water to drink. john is a volunteer director with the charity, ukrainian education platform, and hes joining us now. john, thanks for taking time with us. who exactly are you helping right now, and what condition are people in when they reach you or you reach them? >> ana, thank you for ...

John is a ukrainian american living here working with an ngo, the ukrainian education platform, providing humanitarian assistance for people headed to the borders but also helping those who have left their homes but dont want to leave their country, the internally displaced. >> i think the city is preparing for the worst and are ready. i mean, we see thousands of people coming into lviv today, of families that are looking for a place to stay. and i think one of the objectives for the families, f...

Of the journey to poland. now, made by 1 million and a half people. >> the problem now, because so many refugees have come to the polish capital, because the authorities are so stretched, theyre having to provide more permanent accommodations or send people to other polish cities. this refugee crisis is defined as an exodus of women and children. across the city, there are makeshift nurseries to entertain the youngsters. women, distraught, theyve left husbands, brothers and fathers behind in ukr...

Religious accommodations for th lawsuit says the district tried to discipline her again if she refuses to use the students preferred pronoun. and theres growing concern among financial experts that th efforts to get a handle on inflation could lead to an economic recession big-time later this year. a with more on that we will com tonight president pella to discuss money matters and china pressed president big role. say hello to our fox news contributors leslie marshall an jason chaffetz. this is...