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Governors and such that we dont need masks anymore. so if were doing the science-based approach we really should think through, if youre in an area of transmission, business, indoors, regardless, you should wear a mask and still much of this country probably meets the criterion based on sheer numbers of cases. so theyre coming down. many of us will be watching for spring break, which has started in parts of the country, to see if that challenges some of these falling numbers a little bit. >> you...

People are coming out for them and taking pride in their defense in standing up to the aggressive are and to the beginner army in the behavior of their president, i think there is tremendous pride. and i think they feel it. >> brian: are the lights on? is the internet on? dots water still flow in your city? >> you know, we thought this would be like the u.s. said a two day deal, zip in like in czechoslovakia in 68, take the president out. no resistance, collapse. incredibly corrupt ukraine falls...

Just came here and bomb exploded something. >> you saw that happen. >> yeah. >> at the railway station. >> yeah. >> wow. >> the rockets, they, like near the railway station they were falling, and it was really scary. cannot explain how it was. we were praying every second that we were in kyiv. >> they finally got out of there, praying every second they were in kyiv, theres the dog, hes had a long few days and so has the entire family, but they are here now, get on another train and head to a dif...

Russian troops continue their march toward ukraines capital, this is considered one of theope world war ii. peace on the continent has been shattered. also shattered, the lives of many in ukraine. overnight, so much has changed-- apartment buildings on fire, a workspace evidence of a war zone. as ukraines president warns of a new iron curtain falling, berlins brandenburg gate, a symbol of the cold war, is lit up in blue and gold, the colors of ukraine in solidarity with the people, including chi...

Are coordinating flights occupant region. this relieved student says it was an exhausting journey, but crossing into romania was the hardest part. >> the bus couldnt get to the border because of the lines. we had to walk two hours to get to the border with our bags. then stand about 14 hours in the cold, waiting for them to open the gates. >> reporter: many students said they stayed as long as they could, some in underground bunkers, until conditions on the ground forced them to leave. >> there ...

17-year-old yulia and her mother, also yulia, are part of the first group of civilians to make it out alive. >> when you know that any moment you can be killed and you can choose to be killed moving from this town or to be killed sitting in a room. >> reporter: they had no heat, electricity, or water >> together we cooked and it was -- i was scared >> reporter: windows and doors on the apartment blew out on march 4th. >> the bombs were falling, and they were falling from the airplanes. >> report...

A curfew is established in kyiv. movement through the city is prohibited without special passes. so that curfew started at 8pm local time, an hour or so ago. at the start of this war, vladimir putin said civilians and cities wouldnt be targeted. now, we know thats not true. the mayors brother, former boxer vladimir klitchko, told the bbc this. yes, the bombs are falling, but the city will not fall. - no matter what, no matter how strong the russian army is. _ this is our home. and every citizen ...

Reminisce about how their romance blossomed. >> in egypt you cant just go out on dates and stuff. so they went together to the movie theater. when it got real dark, my dad reached over and gave her a kiss on the cheek. >> which was a very big deal. >> yeah. for her it was. it almost sealed the deal. it was american way of falling in love but she seemed happy. she and magdi married just two weeks later in egypt and moved together to california. had rich was born and then ryan. richard was delight...

In kharkiv and around us there were more modern houses with children, the same children as mine, we were in a community there. no one wishes otherwise. >> thank you. >> jonathan, thank you for giving us the time to let them tell their stories. because this is what, for days, we hear again and again, we are meeting children, who are scared at times, they think this is a fun trip, she talked about how her oldest son, when the bombs were falling, he thought it was a game, he didnt understand what w...

,their preferred platform. its a state owned enterprise and its a its a surrogate. it could help in the short term to sort of clear payments the way business is and merchants use platforms to get paid when people show up with credit. the problem is its not a card that ordinary russians are carrying in their pocket, no doubt. so its a short term for whats a bigger problem, whats happening. many of these sanctions and then these pullouts of global businesses visa, mastercard, american express are ...