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Hit. imagine this is what they were doing all day, that there were so many people, so many bodies trapped and they could do as much as they could do. >> are they -- i mean, are they able to collect the -- you talk about emergency workers, trying to get one person out. you went to the city morgue as well. >> yeah. unfortunately one of the buildings that we were at, the one that i just mentioned. i dont want to remove all of the rubble. the destruction is fine. what was really fabulous. they were ...

Im hala gorani reporting live from lviv in ukraine. any hope that russia would keep its promise to scale back its attacks on ukraine has been dashed by another day of missile launches, air strikes, and shelling. we want to start with a hard-hit city of irpin just west of the capital, kyiv, take a look. the mayor of irpin reports that half of the city has been destroyed. water, electricity still out. uninhabitable, basically. much of the video from the region is graphic and heartbreaking, and som...

Worlds. and in this dubious position chls you cannot place us in this situation. you cannot force us to be in limbo. >> you have a young family. i keep wondering how do you explain to your children what is going on? >> my children know for sure what is happening. and i not know whether its good or bad. i have not explained anything to my children. they have said to me that war is raging in ukraine. and our home we have to same freedom of speech. in our country. they know what were fighting for. ...

Officials. now ukraines neighbors are doing their best to help the flood of refugees crossing their borders. in romania, emergency workers are welcoming them with hot meals and toys for the kids. most ukrainians are fleeing to poland, romania, moldova, hungary and slovakia. the u.n. says about 10 million ukrainians have been forced to leave their homes, and that includes, of course, more than 3.3 million who have actually had to leave ukraine all together as refugees. now a group of taxi dri...

Tell him the truth, whats going on and the extent of the misjudgments must be crystal clear to the regime. it all adds up to the strategic miscalculation that our leaders warned putin it would be. its become his personal war, with the cost being paid by innocent people in ukraine, and increasingly by ordinary russians, too. >> russias assault meanwhile continues unabated across ukraine, despite moscows promises to stamp down attack, and attacks were stepped up in the two places they said they wo...

Want to leave? >> reporter: there are still efforts and theyre halting. there are efforts to try to get buses to transport people out and those have been stopped on various days. the ukrainian government accusing the russian military of kidnapping the emergency workers who were trying to take those buses to mariupol. meanwhile the defenders inside, they are facing a very dire situation. they are surrounded by far more russian troops than they have, they concede that, but they say they are going ...

Cnns don lemon is on the ground there, on the scene. don, give us a sense of what youre seeing. >> we are just trying to get information as to what were seeing. according to the mayor and the military minister here, they said it was three strikes. were being told now at least two missiles struck lviv on saturday, reports of five people injured. that is according to the governor. the governor added there are still threats of more missile strikes and said that hes posting information on social med...

Quickly grew out of control. the country is under threat from an intense heatwave, one the prime minister describes as the worst in more than 30 years. and in turkey, thousands of homes have been damaged as firefighters struggle to control spreading wildfires. one town had a call for outside help as the flames got closer to a thermal power plant. syrias white helmets have offered to help providing temporary shelters before those displaced by the fires in turkey. the group says it stands firmly...

Road and a destination pivotal to how this war pans out. the united nations says ukrainians are being arbitrarily detained and subjected to enforced disappearances in russian—controlled areas. at least 36 cases of civilian detentions were verified by the un, with families often denied any information about the fate of those being held. among them are a number of ukrainian journalists and emergency workers. matilda bogner is the head of the uns human rights monitoring mission in ukraine. shejoi...

Foreign policy has got to stop. >> brian: general, thanks so much. good luck in your run for senate in new hampshire. >> thank you, sir have. great day. >> brian: you got it up next, new yorks bravest call out the mayor double standard vaccine mandates end for athletes and performers not for people who protect and serve. >> putting hundreds of firefighters, police officers, and other emergency workers out of work is not in the best interest of the city. its not safe.