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Kharkiv and mariupol, places which have had heavy bombardment, places where people have found themselves at the heart of the fighting, taking shelter from shellfire, tapping at the heart of the fighting, taking shelterfrom shellfire, tapping into central heating systems to access water, people who are running out of food and running out of food quickly. we are seeing a brutal back and forth infighting from the south and forth infighting from the south and this is a city once more relaxing. —�...

Like a bad dream. its not right. this shouldnt be happening. james: how many russian soldiers have been killed in what the kremlin still refuses to call a war? its a criminal offence in russia to quote anything but official figures. steve rosenberg looks at the human cost of putins conflict. many russians rally around their leader in times of crisis. its as if they dont want to believe their president may have taken a fatal decision. were doing the right thing, nikolai says. "nato wanted to set ...

Which is pushing people either underground or out of the country they call home. —— in this war. we can talk to james now. such a fearful situation. what is the city bracing itself for next? i fearful situation. what is the city bracing itself for next?— bracing itself for next? i think what we are _ bracing itself for next? i think what we are seeing _ bracing itself for next? i think what we are seeing in - bracing itself for next? i think what we are seeing in the - bracing itself for n...

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Is a war crime. now, clearly, there is evidence to be gathered to prove that it is a war crime. western countries are working together to make sure that that evidence is gathered in the best way, so that people can be helped, but lets be clear. which putin is doing is not a war waged between two militaries. right now, he has besieged a number of ukrainian cities. hes waged war against ukrainian civilians. >> tomorrow, its here fascinating listening to the minister this morning, on all sorts of -...

South kyiv. if there were interruption in that water supply, that could be critical. especially if operators are not being rotated out soy they can get rest. thank you so much, james, for being with us. lets get specific because the international atomic energy agency is trying to quiet concerns the ukrainians have about chernobyl, which was decontaminating disaster area from the 80s. but you have the largest nuclear power plant in europe attacked last week. are you concerned about accidents eith...

We are in all of this and bring in james, the vice president of foreign policy at the heritage foundation, and a masters in doctorate from georgetown, and west point as well, right. let me just go to the map here and we have a sea of blue here, which is almost on the border of russian in many places. here is ukraine here in the middle. but volodymyr zelenskyy said maybe the reality of the situation is we dont join nato. is that the potential beginning of an off ramp? >> i dont think so. first of...

People here are fighting to protect their country and their city. residential blocks have been decimated and damaged. now, though, some hopes that these scenes which have been echoed across the country could end. peace talks are said to have made progress. a 15—point plan proposes ukrainian neutrality and that the country should rule outjoining nato, but until agreement is reached, those who have chosen or been forced to remain will continue living in fear of what may come next. sean dilley, b...

Country. more than 3.5 ukrainians have fled with poland, taking in 2.1 million. james joins us in moments, but first ashley webster live in poland near the border with belarus. >> hi, john. in the gathering dark now, a long line of trucks and clearly the camera cant do it justice. this line is longer than 30 miles, more than 1500 trucks, most of the drivers have been here 4 or 5 days at a time. it started when protestors tried to shut down the border saying none of these trucks have any right to...

Look out. oh, my lord. >> oh, man. lebron last night, in his annual return to cleveland, where he posterized poor kevin love, and the cavaliers forward with whom he shared four trips to the nba finals including a memorable 2016 championship run. james, after finishing with a 38-point triple-double in a rare lakers win, 131-120, said he would spare his former teammate from a feature in his career highlight reel. >> to be completely honest, hes my guy, thats my brother, and hes invited to the wedd...