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Youre seeing. >> thank you richard. yes im in a car right now. we are at a checkpoint. we i am with a group of about 15 men who decided to enter into the country with weapons to defend and in fact basically the job is pretty simple to ensure that any car that is coming and going beyond this checkpoint is -- in fact, yesterday, i saw these men shoot what they suspected was to saboteurs. they were in an emergency visit -- the vehicle did not slow down. when the shots were fired into the air. final...

And the bodies are still on the ground. along with the vehicle. because this is going to be an investigation. but saboteurs are known at the checkpoint. they should have volunteers and military personnel. this just shows you how dangerous it is. across the street, in fact, i am looking at a army barracks that was hit by russian missiles the other day. so, this is definitely a dangerous situation. especially for the men and women who just days ago were in their jobs as doctors, lawyers, museum di...

Satellite images show a large ground force roughly 40 miles outside of kyiv sunday. meanwhile, delegations from ukraine and russia will meet in just hours on the ukraine border with belarus to try and forge some progress to stop fighting. and while president zelenskyy says hes opening negotiation for peace, hes made it clear that he does not expect any breakthroughs from that discussion. plus, this hour, reports of explosions continue in kyiv as the fight for ukraine continues. lets check in wit...

>> we are working with poland as we speak to see if we can backfill anything that they provide to the ukraines. we support them. mig-sus, planes ukrainians can fly. >> they are tracking developments from across the globe. natasha bertrand is following european reaction from brussels. reports from jerusalem on the arrival of refugees. and new delhi, monitoring the polite of indian students trapped in ukraine, and nick payton walsh will join us on the latest of the situation of odessa. first lets ...

From kharkiv, many coming from kyiv as well, packing up everything that they can and getting out of there. a lot of people come from more safe areas, safe is a relative term, though, because these people are not really willing to risk what might come their way. they dont trust that russia wont come to their towns, to their villages as well. so theyve been making their way this way. and remember, a lot of these folks as well have been traveling for a day, two days on packed trains. many are also ...

Poland where refugees continue to arrive and ed, the generosity that weve seen towards these refugees these past few weeks have been one of the few bright spots. what are you seeing there now? >> reporter: that generosity continues. we continue at the train station in poland which is just a few miles away from the border checkpoint. if youre coming by train from ukraine, this is the initial entrypoint. there are many people walking across, taking buses to the border checkpoints a few miles away....

Ultimate argument that i try to make as well as my colleagues who signed this open letter is to say dont take anything off the table and dont tell vladimir putin what we wont do. >> right. i think that one of the great international mysteries in the west at least is what is putins end game. you have anecdote just dropped in here that russian spies captured in a town. explain. >> i mean, i use that anecdote to illustrate the culture of paranoia and fear. i cannot confirm the person that the small...

Friendship, their teamwork, their camaraderie? i dont think too much at this point. again, thats based on my experience and my personal opinion. >> quickly, did you really send that medal back? >> i put it in the mail the same day i tweeted. >> its gone? >> gone. >> all right. when scott kelly says something he means it. already. commander kelly, thanks for your time. well check back to see how this develops. fascinating wrinkle in all of this. appreciate it. >> thanks. as millions flee ukrain...

That in the last 24 hours, they coordinated the, the transfer of 50 orphaned children to this border checkpoint, and he talked about, this is a, the son of a pakistani refugees, who now live in germany. felt it was his duty to be here to help children just like him. >> the children actually, many of them, as i cold you, in the coldness, they had severe cold effects on their fingers and toes. some of them were really exhausted, tired, and had vomiting and nausea, pain in the stomach. of course, t...

Many of the people you talk to speak of their homes in the past tense. then in the immediate communities around here along the polish border, they essentially have filled up in the last few weeks. there is not a lot of room for these refugees. well continue to get out of the way here, but people are trying to figure out where to go next. you see organizations, private people, essentially, offering rides to places all across europe to help these people settle down for the coming weeks, perhaps mo...