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In her bed when it happened. we have nothing left, she says. in the living room, she takes down the drapes that were hung to hide any light. this is how we tried to mask ourselves, she tells us. theres no need for them anymore. she and her husband still dont want to leave their home, but she understands that russias offensive here has only just begun and its going to get much worse. i lived until 60 and now i have lost everything, she says. honestly, i have no words. for those like the people wh...

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To get much worse. i lived until 60 and now i have lost everything, she says. honestly, i have no words. for those who do leave, there are few good options. alexander takes them to a dormitory in the nearby town. they can stay five days for free. after that, its up to them. in the next door bed, a couple rescued by alexander tell us there is nothing left of their home. but they dont blame president putin. thank you america, she says. its a horror. it is a nightmare. >> reporter: so its interesti...

In the living room, she takes down the drapes that were hung to hide any light. this is how we tried to mask ourselves, she tells us. theres no need for them anymore. galina and her husband still dont want to leave their home, but she understands that russias offensive here has only just begun and its going to get much worse. i lived until 60 and now i have lost everything, she says. honestly, i have no words. for those like anatoli and vladimir who do leave, there are few good options. alexande...

Polish authorities and volunteers are converting basically everything they can into accommodations for this massive wave of incoming ukrainian refugees. now a group of friends has turned an abandoned dormitory into a refugee space. what is this space like? i can hear children crying in the background. >> reporter: laura, weve been reporting from the border from the last few days as you know. the most common question you hear is where do i sleep tonight. we wanted to show you where a shelter woul...

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Million-dollar question. and for many of us, you know, i went to morehouse college where he gave that speech. i stayed in graves hall just off to the right from where he gave that speech in the same dormitory dr. king stayed in. and dr. king talked about the fierce urgency of now. and many of us wanted joe biden to have this urgency sooner because this would be or possibly be something that could get done. and the question remains, you know, will this change those minds? look, i think he framed ...

And dangerous. it has not released any radio activity in the atmosphere. they have not attacked a reactor. they believe it to be a training building, dormitory. it depends on who you talk to on the ground. a fire deliberately caused this close to an active reactor where ukraine gets most of its energy, a huge amount is another escalation and step up. and you do really have to ask whether this is an actual order from the ground to actually attack a nuclear plant. theres literally no military reas...

Bombardment. >> a lot of foreign students there. >> a remarkable number. more than 700. they were trapped. their embassies were calling the ukrainians, look, you need to do more to get them out. for several days, they were sleeping in the basement of their dormitory hoping and praying they would be able to get out. so yesterday, they were prioritized on the very first convoy that was able to leave. took them 11 hours along the agreed upon route from there, they were put on a train here to lviv. ...

Trying to get out. and this was after the 8:00 curfew. obviously the corridors did not work out yesterday where ukrainian say some 20,000 people would like to get out. and given the destruction we saw in mariupol, that was a non-starter as well. >> right. now i know yesterday you were at the train station here in lviv. there is a lot of people who got out of sumy, came here via train. you spoke to some of them. what did they tell you about the experience? >> this is a remarkable story. some of t...