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All these men have all lost theirjobs, i think its very sad. if one company can get away with doing this at such short notice to 800 people, there is nothing to stop another company doing the same. what on earth are - they going to do next? you dont know... where one day youre going to work and the next day youre out. - unions described thursdays events as a jobs massacre. crews were told by video it would be their final day in the job. 800 people left shocked, stunned and out of work. pack your...

Drama theater was being used as the bomb shelter, they put the warnings out that civilians and children were inside and it got bombed anyway. rescuers were able to get to that facility today and clear away some of the rubble, and remarkably, what we are hearing from a woman, she is a ukrainian minister for human rights, saying that everyone they have encountered thus far seems to have survived. there still is some debris to go through, but remarkably they are getting out survivors that old const...

Trucks that deliver bread and milk to our grocery store shelves in the buses that take children to school and parents to work, imagine all the heavy duty vehicles that keep our supply lines strong and allow our economy to grow. imagine that they produced zero emissions. >> clean transportation can bring significant cost savings for the american people as well. last month we announced a $5 billion investment to build out a nationwide electric vehicle charging network so the people from rural to s...

Up with the widespread devastation. russia bombarding the ukrainian capital overnight. firefighters and rescue crew wading through mountains of charred debris where homes and businesses once stood. thats go to jeff paul reporting live from western ukraine. what can you tell us? >> yeah, emily, as the russian invasion but continues millions and millions of ukrainians are now heading west of the western part of the country where we are out here in lviv to find some safety. when they arrive so do t...

Everywhere. i can give you one example just from today. this morning, two-day curfew was announced because of the imminent russian attacks. it was announced at 4:00 p.m., so people had a chance to go stock up on groceries. i was doing a big run for groc groceries run for the army, buying a large batch of groceries. the line, super congested store. stepped aside, welcomed them. asked them to get everything they need checked out first. and that line, there was this elderly, frail lady probably in ...

Shelves were half empty. the bakery has a sign, which used to have dozens of baked goods, it had a sign that they are now only selling coffee and bread and ijust felt so acutely this change in my life that i was building for years, that is just completely gone right now and i will never be able to fully get back to how it used to be before. that is for sure. but i just want at least some sense of normality. thats it from me, thanks so much for watching. see you next time. despite the sunshine ma...

Produced a record crop last year are running short on everything this year. and even if they had enough materials, like fertilizer, they cant get enough fuel to power their equipment. those shortages ahead of the spring sprout season could mean millions dont have enough to eat. joining me now from lviv, ukraine, is jacob soboroff. jacob, this is a really big deal. >> reporter: yeah, its much bigger than you might think, katy. ukraine is known as the bread basket of europe. when we go around this...

Have slowed the russian advance but they havent stopped it. now the population is bracing for the worst. translation: it is unsafe to stay the night at home. | the windows are shaking. i dropped by my place just to feed the cat. its actually why i came to the shop here, also for some bread. i will cook some pasta at home and we will go back to the basement, the temporary shelter. it is very scary in our temporary shelter. russian forces are moving to encircle kyiv in a pincer movement. if they c...

And years ago. its a big manufacturing firm, its a good firm to work for. i mean, its the bread and butterfor everybody as well, isnt it? we employ so many people. people say, why dont you go to london? and i said, i wouldnt give up my geordie girls, i really wouldnt, they are fantastic. 25 years, 30 years, a0 years. i cant tell you how many people have worked that number of, you know, for a long, long long, long time because they love it. we wouldnt work anywhere else. dame margaret! it started...

>> so it wasnt safe to stay there. >> reporter: with only 30 minutes to pack and the russian army literally closing in on the outskirts of kyiv, tamila took only the essentials. >> clothes for my children, maybe some food, like bread or some cookie and some water for children. thats all. >> reporter: essential to every parent, cell phones. cell phones are everywhere, to distract, to communicate, to speak to loved ones left behind on the front lines. >> send message, i love you and i -- i know we...