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Metro for instance today. i have received messages from friends in basements, in wine cellars, places they thought were safe, fortunately there werent big hits in kyiv but big hits across the country. the bigger question is how long can people hold out and how long are they willing to live like this. ukraine is starting to get cold and the next three months will be even colder than the past couple, no—one knows at what point ukrainians will decide enough is enough and we want to go to poland o...

Hiding in basements. hiding from russian soldiers, who occupied and terrorized their town. bucha, the site of what ukraine calls unspeakable war crimes. >> if you didnt know what happened here, this could be any church in any quiet kyiv suburb, until you look closer and notice the bullet holes and this cross marking a mass grave for more than 100 men, women and two children. >> reporter: like five of her neighbors. >> it was a cluster bomb. >> reporter: bullet holes in her childrens bedroom wind...

Theoretically, this is the law of the land, the only difference here is that adam is going to do something about it. >> you hope so, the problem is when you understand the long history, 150 years of attempting to deal with this problem in a scientific way, in a medical way, rather than leaving mentally ill people chained up in their basements or in barns, we start getting that emin the hosp them in the hospitals and then brought them into the community. the problem is basically youve got the civ...

And when a fire broke out, 10 people died because firefighters couldnt get to them because the doors were welded shut. there is one chinese city that called -- has isolation camp with 90,000 isolation pods. 90,000. and taylor lorenz this reporter supports all of this. she want the u.s. to impose similar lockdowns here apparently. >> this is the same reporter who claims she got ptsd from mean tweets. chinese people had enough. taking to the streets and risking their own lives protesting these gov...

If we think about, we consider maternities, out of almost 400 maternity is in the country, more than 70 are not in operation. those are in the areas most affected by war, closer to the front, closer the contact line, or an area that has been recently liberated. the conditions are terrible also because the roads are very dangerous. there are many areas that have been mined. for women to access those facilities, it is really difficult these days. and without any guarantees that they will find the ...

To see that inventories are going to build as quickly as we would like. >> reporter: experts blaming a perfect storm of factors. low supplies of diesel, heating oil and natural gas. a massive refinery shortage. and a global supply crunch, due to the war in ukraine. >> we didnt turn the heat on as early as we usually do. just to save a couple of bucks. >> reporter: homeowners joe and roseanne tripodo say the soaring costs are already forcing them to cut back. >> so things like going out to dinner...

The prime minister today said that half of the countrys energy supply system is now disabled, disrupted. and some of the more remote cities in the east of the country, particularly those close to the front lines, people are quite literally lining up in hours in the cold to get free bread handouts. they get two loaves of bread for the whole week. theyre hunkering down in their basements. they might have one electrical heater to keep them warm. buff the reality is when the power goes off and i spo...

Hugo bachega is in kyiv — what more can you tell us hugo? ican i can see you are not upstairs in your normal location. i imagine the sirens are still ongoing. what your normal location. i imagine the sirens are still ongoing.— sirens are still ongoing. what can ou tell sirens are still ongoing. what can you tell us? _ sirens are still ongoing. what can you tell us? yes, _ sirens are still ongoing. what can you tell us? yes, that _ sirens are still ongoing. what can you tell us? yes, that mor...

The accusation, the allegations of carpetbagging in that area. and i thought it was funny that that are he made a joke about mehmet oz, about how he actually went to high school.ut mem and in delaware,met oz i kickedm out or something like that.n lie hes making jokes about delaware while this man live dentire in his basement. e greg: yeah, the entire election.y botd yeah. and then its true. they both kind of like lived inn basements, one in his parents basement, the other one is lik some basemen...

>> reporter: christine, we were in the up to of izium itself where that mass burial site is located and what we saw was people slowly trying to get accustomed to life doesnt approach normal, but a different sort of life. keep in mind that for months their town was a front line town. theres a river that runs through it and that was the front line between russia and ukrainian forces. theres massive destruction there. during the russian occupation basically they were on their own. most people just ...