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Daughter. the british arabian who was imprisoned in iran for six years is back in the united kingdom and been reunited with herfamily. the brutal reality of war is depicted on the front page of the times as it pictures a man warning his mother in a kyiv street yesterday —— the morning. she was killed by debris from a missile strike. in the mirror has an exclusive story about a group of women whove been rescuing children some often, many orphans in basements in key. theyve called themselves t...

Left that could? >> there were concerted efforts to get as many of them to safety as possible. in cities like kyiv most of them have been taken out. but you look at a city like mary a poll who is totally besieged, 400,000 people live there and people are unable to get out whether they are infirm, elderly, or sick. this is an indiscriminate war. they will attack you regardless. but there is growing concern for people who are struggling to move, struggling to get out, that applies to orphans as we...

Of sanctions in history and it is causing significant damage to russias economy. after days of shelling, a temporary ceasefire means thousands of ukrainians and international students are able to escape the besieged city of sumy. it was so terrible and my parents... ..i left my parents in sumy. i hope i will see them another time. and we bring you the story of the ukrainian orphans, desperately trying to find a way out of the country. hello and welcome to the programme. the united states has dis...

Some audio issues. vladimir. so thank you very much for joining us . i know that every single ukrainian citizen and many other people around the world thank you for the brave work you are doing. and trace, its interesting when you talk to people like vladimir, you hear from president zelenskyy and we heard from orphans yesterday at an orphanage that we visited. hear the phrase they use all the time is close the skies. they really believe that no fly zone would make all the difference. and its in...

Anita: will come back and we went to go right back out to ukraine on the ground. nate have an emotional story about folks who are looking after the children. tell us about that. reporter: the russian invasion continues to force ukrainians to flee the country leaving thousands here without power or electricity or water. a lot of children as well. obviously tragically being turned into orphans in this situation. our next guest is founder and director of abundance international and operator of the ...

Orphanages. there are so many beyond the orphans we are working with, everybody on the streets, so many refugees, everyone trying to get to safety. we need america to back these people with support. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us and thank you for the work you are doing. >> thank you. >> todd: our next guest escaped devastation in kharkiv with one suitcase and is in poland trying to get to the u.s. >> carley: yulia is live -- you are from kharkiv, one of the hardest hit areas of ukr...

Take baby and go to underfloor -- underground. >> the mayor here says 50,000 people have passed through the train station, one day alone late last week a majority continued to poland. over a million today. he said that over 200,000 stay here since the war began in more than 200 orphans also ride through over the weekend by train. they were fleeing in the violence in ukraines largest nuclear power plant that came under attack a few days ago. its not just refugees coming here, but weapons too. as ...

The young men have been working all night. they try to bring some cheer to the old woman. how was our service, theyjoke, can i get you tea or coffee? it spares no one, this war. not the old the young, or the sick. these children from kharkiv are orphans, they have special needs and serious health conditions. their distress is difficult to watch. but it is an essential truth of the wars destruction for those who are their carers. translation: its very deplorable. . we are being bombed from mornin...

If it werent for war , yulia might already be in the u.s. her adoption was due to be finalized just before the first bombs dropped. now she waits in libya and plays with friends, all of them orphans, all of them forced to leave that previous orphanage on the outskirts of kiv after spending five days and nights huddling in a basement as the russians attacked the capital classic kyiv is ukraine keyess are blessed capital ukraine. the director of the kiv orphanage who shepherded the children from t...

Issues, and with refugee issues. we did so with afghanistan, as well. we have been doing that with central america. the more people who bring attention to this issue, and the more people who contact their congress people, the better chance we will have making this a priority during a very difficult situation for the state department. >> its one of the reasons why we wanted to do this segment with the spotlight on it, we wanted to see if we could get some help. let me ask you, more broadly, with ...