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Situations with brett favre or michael jordan, retiring and then coming back. brady is the g.o.a.t. trickle down effects is huge. free agents will have to strongly reconsider any thoughts they may be having for going to play somewhere else. >> i just got rid of sunday ticket. thats true. its true. i dont know what to do now. >> reporter: hes better for the game. whether youre a player on the field orphan in the stands, he will pack the stands. youre either rooting against him or for him. either ...

Directly over borders. we have been able to rescue 266 orphan so far, we are working directly with government to move them from dangerous areas in the east to safer areas in the west, to maintain accountability and ensure they do not go across a border unless the ukraine government is aware of them moving. tell me more about exactly how this works — you go into ukraine, you know where you are going, what happens when you arrive at the orphanages? we receive requests for them to be evacuated. i...

. thank you for bringing that up. truly, these are the heroes. well, let me just kind of piggyback on that. i mean, how is it different? ive got about thirty five seconds left for you. how is it different helping an orphan? because they need they need so much guidance every step of the way. you have a sense we take ownership. this isnt just like your child . every part of their day is scheduled. there are 24 hour care. theres food that has to be provided training, education and caring environmen...

Damaged, 63 completely destroyed according to ukrainian officials. >> i was one of them at one point, so it only felt natural to be able to come. >> reporter: vlad is also one of those volunteers, but hes not ex-u.s. military. he was once an orphan in ukraine, adopted by a newark city detective when he was 15. he felt bound to come help, to give back. >> luckily, i found this group to be able to do it which just centered more towards where i am come, like orphans. >> reporter: the volunteers are...

Mind its previous assurance thats it had no intentions to invade ukraine. >> translator: it is in the minds of western politicians that nuclear war is going on. not in the minds of russians. >> reporter: only president putin knows how far he would really go. in the meantime, its a gamble that the west cant afford to take. cnn in london. >> our thanks to nina for that report. a city under fire. people crying as adults franl particularly look for a lost orphan as they try to evacuate one of the ...

>> reporter: in the chaos of this evacuation, the frantic search for a lost child. in the rush to escape the fighting, an orphan has been left behind. each bus desperately checked for a familiar face. >> hello. >> hi. >> you speak english? >> reporter: for the journey across the front line, the children are well protected against the cold, if not the bombs. the older kids were terrified, natasha tells me. but the little ones didnt understand the danger they were all in, she says. this is a mass ...

Corridors that were opened up in various cities as we experienced some of the worst of the fighting over the past couple of weeks. kyi k kyiv was one of those places. that corridor from the north of the city right into the city center was open. we went up there earlier. there were hundreds upon hundreds of people that were taking this chance to flee the fighting and to get their families to safety. in the chaos of this evacuation, the frantic search for a lost child. in the rush to escape the fi...

Weeks ago because ana had a congenital heart issue and will need surgery, and her mom had two other children and she left a note with anna. anna is now being moved to the hospital in lviv where i am. what future is there for this little girl? they are looking desperately to find a relation or, you know, one of her extended family or her mother to see what they can do to support and reunite them. theres 1.5 million children who have fled, and 3 million more in the country. this is a childrens cri...

Live that long, of course. so, i dont want to leave, and we will be moving to somewhere just further away from russian border. i dont know why, but being bombarded is easier than leaving your home. >> family tonight part of what the u.n. estimates are 1.8 million internally displaced people within ukraine. thats on top of the 2 million people who have already left ukraine and become refugees. more now on how some of those internally displaced people spent today from cnns matthew chance. >> repor...

Week. >> carley: without a doubt. god bless those babies were seeing on the screen and you for everything you are doing to get them to safety. the fact your orphan age is in odesa is very scary, odesa is on the black sea, an area russia wanting to take control of. have you spoken to anyone in odesa lately? what is it like there right now? >> so of course ive spoken to people there in odesa, i have 71 people hoping to bring out this weekend and next week i have people -- how we can get them out. ...