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The united nations says the number of refugees fleeing ukraine has now increased to two million. in poland alone the border agency there says 1.2 million refugees have now crossed into the country since the conflict began. my colleague mishal husain is at a station in przemysl on the polish ukrainian border. iam about i am about eight miles inside polish territory, eight miles away from the ukrainian border and this is one of those places where you see our refugee flow is like in human terms on ...

World actually. lawrence: we have our film crews and other station have their film crews so were able to see some of whats happening on the ground the innocent targeting of civilian shooting that the press as well. but what arent we seeing thats happening on the ground? paint a picture for us. >> well, obviously, ofnl wounded and dead children that is something you can see and that is -- like that is most horrifying experience and we will win, obviously, but the idea of so many people losing the...

The numbers were relatively small but this is a country —— against the war. it takes courage for people to come onto the streets and voice dissent. in moscow i saw people gathering. young people. but we saw nearly 1000 arrests, a result of this largely peaceful demonstrations. there is some concern among the population about what is happening. it is unpopular, the idea of a war that will present high costs in human terms and potentially economic terms. very difficult to get a sense of what p...

Weeks bombing of the maternity hospital in mariupol. the image was shown around the world and captured in very human terms, the brutality of the russian tactics here. they are name was never released. from the photo there was hope she would make it out and that she and her baby would live. this is new video obtained today of her being brought down a flight of stairs and out into the open courtyard area where that still image was taken. what we learned today that mother succumbed had her injuries...

>> yasmin, youre right. this is a very difficult question. first of all, let me just commend matt bradley, whos doing a great job, as you say, out there. its great to hear that kind of reporting from him. the no-fly zone question, both at nato, here in washington, in other nato capitals, is a hard one. its a very hard one. for all the reasons that you just said. i had a very emotional conversation with a ukrainian leader this morning. she wanted to make it very clear what the issues are, what th...

Mostly, europe doesnt really have alternative for energy needs, at least not for the time being. >> well, i think that is an exaggeration. i mean, the weather is warming up. they can use a lot less gas. there is really intense discussion right now led by the iaea and others about how to switch europe away from russian gas so i think it is a question of timetable and financing, really. the germans have made a 70-year strategic error but they reversed it last week. they realized that putin has the...

Kharkiv and they dont think it is safe enough to leave and they do not have food, water, heating and are really struggling and suffering right now. as the bombing and shelling continues. well, as i said, there are tens of thousands of people making their way to the west of the country and then heading to the poland and ukraine borderfor safety there, and my colleague can join us there now. my colleague mishal husain at the polish—ukrainian border. iam about i am about eight miles on the polish...

Places where you see what a refugee flow like we now know the scale of it is like in human terms on the ground. in the last few hours between midnight and seven oclock in the morning, they had more than 35,000 refugees entering poland from ukraine. this is one of the places where you see the services that are on offer such as they are. amid the tough scenes, there are many toxins, todayis tough scenes, there are many toxins, today is international womens day, flowers are being handed out to some...

Town. as it relates specifically to this maternity hospital, a kremlin spokesperson was asked. he said simply, we dont target civilians. if they are not targeting civilians and if this was a dummy munition and not a munition you can aim, certainly there is a callous disregard for injuries to civilians as we have seen time and time again since this invasion began. dana, guys? >> thank you so much. geraldo, one of the things that happened in the war in syria is russians bombed ultimately from the ...

The first step to avoid the nations first ever default on its debt. they voted to advance a bill that would temporarily suspend the filibuster and allow a vote to raise the debt ceiling. democrats needed 10 republicans to go along with this. they got 14. i want to bring in sahil kapur. explain what just happened in regular human terms, right? number two, is this crisis averted? is this it? >> hallie, this was the most significant hurdle to clear because this is the only part of the debt limit pr...