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Other intercepting type systems that will allow them to have a more safe sky. thats something weve got to do. >> reporter: and befitting his background as an entertainer, zelenskyy clearly knew his audience, both by closing in english, something very powerful to the lawmakers and talk about sanctioning members of the russian dumau. the russian legislative branch. several lawmakers said that was a idea they were interested in, to increase pressure on the putin regime more broadly. essentially eve...

Shattering. yes. >> im jacob. hi. jacob. this is iyor, the 27-year-old consultant was up late when russia attacked. >> i was scared. i was shaking, literally. the first five minutes i was shocked. >> three weeks ago the 27-year-olds didnt believe a war was possible. now theyre here. >> so i was a lawyer. >> youre talking in the past tense. you said i was. >> yeah, im not anymore. i dont have a job today. >> even pastimes are thang of the past. her passion was music. >> before the war, i was a de...

More can be done to help president zelenskyy, who will address the assembly by video link. ukrainian officials say their forces continue to hold mariupol. the humanitarian crisis is spreading, though, to communities outside of kyiv. as vladimir putins troops fight to inch closer to the capital and ukraine is putting forth enormous resistance. there are nine separate corridors to try to move out civilians. we continue to monitor the third day of judge ketanji brown jacksons senate hearing. jacob,...

There are accommodations for people to get a meal or to grab some clothes. if they left their home with simply the clothes on their backs, and i think that the hardest thing to see, the hardest thing to understand and comprehend is that there are children who arrive in this city, who arrive in countries outside of ukraine without those parents, and its the job of these organizations here in-country and also once they cross borders, we cross from hungary today and saw aid organizations waiting fo...

It is disruptive for the daily life but its also disruptive for the humanitarian effort as they are taking care of it. >> jacob, lets talk about the humanitarian effort on the crisis. i know you spent the day with the red cross. theyre trying to help with thousands of mothers and children have just left everything. everything including their husbands, sons, fathers, and brothers, and their homes. only home theyve known. what are they telling you? >> i asked, the head of the red cross operation h...

It seems surreal, like movie, like except you see real people suffering. they hug me and they cry, and they cannot believe bombs are not falling on them. >> its a pastor in lviv who has opened his church to ukranians fleeing cities under assault right now by russian attacks and bombs. the u.n. refugee agency saying today that nearly 6.5 million ukrainians are now internally displaced and seeking safety within the country. lets bring in my colleague, nbc newss jacob soboroff reporting for us in l...

In kyiv, weve already seen it. could something like to be a target too? >> we can expect anything from these people, he says. >> you have a three year old son, it is his grandchild. what would you tell your son about the war? >> i just pray to god for my son to nazi the explosions. did not see what the world looks like, maria says. her father, wanting to say something to. i want my grandchild, when he grows up, to be proud of how he handled the situation. that we stayed here, and worked very har...

And malnutrition. that was even before russia started striking out at food storage warehouses in kyiv. richard engel has documented. -- and on the ground here in lviv. over the course of the past several days. even they are worried about this. they didnt want us to disclose the cajun in the warehouse where we visited for fear that they would be struck. after those houses were struck in kyiv, they saw here at 6:00 in the morning, that russian airstrike hit that airport facility here in lviv. righ...

The facility for more than three weeks, when russian forces took control of the site. the departing employees replaced by a group of volunteers. not clear if the remaining workers will also have the opportunity to be rotated. lets go live to ukraine this morning. nbcs jacob soboroff is in lviv. jacob, good morning. air raid sirens have been blaring there all day. how have things changed there over the past couple of hours? >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. things have quieted down here in ...

Really against the war. its putins war, not russian peoples war. and heres a look at the latest heartbreaking numbers. 902 kills according to the u.n. human rights office. 10 million people are displaced inside and outside ukraine. that is according to the unhcr. lets go to our correspondents overseas. nbcs jacob soboroff is on the ground for us in lviv. jacob, what are conditions like, how are people getting by? >> reporter: alex, good afternoon you to, good morning out west, good evening fro...