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Others went running to to try to help and again, a warning, this picture, it is hard to take. the victims in this case were a mother, her teenage son and young daughter along with a family friend. that is them lying dead on the ground. ukrainian medics trying to aid them. the mother and children were killed by the blast, the friend was badly wounded and thats the person there in the foreground on the ground theyre trying to aid. lindsey will be joining us later on in the week as she did last wee...

Changed, but what many people dont know is exactly where the new red lines start and end. caroline davies, bbc news, moscow. in other news from ukraine, a veteran cameraman for fox news and a ukrainianjournalist working for the network were killed by gunfire near kyiv. pierre zakrzewski, seen in the foreground of this photograph, was a veteran war—zone photographer for the network. and 0leksandra kuvshynova, whos in the back of this image, had been helping foxs team find their way around kyiv....

Next 24 to 96 hours beginning bombardment of kyiv to potentially pave the way foreground forces coming your way, trey. keep your head down. well get back to you soon. >> sandra: president biden putting new pressure on russias president putin, announcing a u.s. ban on russian oil and energy imports, which helped finance putins war in ukraine. all this as prices at the pump hitting an all-time high while the cost of crude oil continues to soar higher. recently hitting $130 a barrel. well have reac...

Could lead to a jail sentence. its introduction has made many in the media anxious. virtually all of the independent media in russia has closed down and many of those journalists have already left the country, but what this case shows on how at least some people within state media feel about their coverage of the situation in ukraine. the rules of the game for the media here have changed but what many here have changed, but what many people dont know is exactly where the new red lines start and ...

Now, a veteran cameraman for fox news, and a ukrainian journalist working for the network, were killed by gunfire near kyiv. pierre — seen in the foreground of this photograph — and olek—sandra kuvshinova were killed when a vehicle they were in was fired on. fox journalist benjamin hall was hurt in the attack, and hes still in hospital. twenty days after russia invaded ukraine, and three million people have now fled the country. millions of others are trying to reach safety. many are trave...

Is happening in the situation in the conflict in ukraine, and the role of course nato is playing. the american tv network fox news says one of its camera operators, pierre zakrzewski, has been killed in ukraine. the vehicle in which he was travelling was struck by incoming fire, fox news said on its website. the 55—year—old, who is pictured here in the foreground, was with another fox journalist, benjamin hall, on monday when they came under attack near the capital kyiv. hall remains in hosp...

Behind us, and thats exactly what it appears to be, although its unconfirmed. you can see what looks like fuel storage tanks. silver one in the foreground, behind it, it appears that one is engulfed in flames at the moment. off to the left, and there are two or three other what appear to be tanks off to the right in a big ball of fire right there, as you can see live here on msnbc. the black smoke is continuing to rise. we are indeed as you have been talking about behind the lviv city sister tha...

Purveying childrens programming question mike that the problem, no? >> we can see inside the company. executives made a decision a few years ago to make these activist organizations within the company first on the issue of race and now on the issue of gender and sexual orientation. these activist organizations have taken more power away from the company and the executives are down like you are really cowardly and craven individuals cave anytime they want something. all of these videos, documents...

Weighs the leader of the free world. he was the commander-in-chief. he was calling the shots. he was a leader. it is so concerning to me that you have to script something as simple as i was expressing moral outrage. this press shop must be scared out of their mind. i know jen psaki was probably drafting the statement walking back the minor incursion line in realtime. thats not something i was doing. i was engaged in the press conferences watching the leader lead the free world. >> jesse: i also ...

♪ how beautiful. the lviv philharmonic orchestra performing for the first time friday since russian forces invaded ukraine. in the foreground you can see boxes of medical supplies to ukrainians in need. the orchestra invited musicians who had fled from other parts of ukraine to join the performance. but at one point an air-raid siren forced the musicians to leave the stage for a shelter, but they eventually returned. well, a sank ware in lviv is taking in some special refugees, beloved pet...