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Theres very little in the way of sanitation. there is no running water. there is no electricity. and for many, if they dont get out soon, theres no hope. >> thanks to ben wedeman for that report. lets get analysis from cnns global affairs analyst kim dozier. shes also a contributor at "time" magazine. we have cnn military analyst lieutenant general mark hertling. thank you for being with us this saturday. general hertling, id like to start with you. the uks defense ministry said that russias mad...

Movement, to say how do i survive this, how do i stay in the good graces of the guy who controls our party. that is why kevin mccarthy, i guess he had really good legal vice there. no one ever accused him of calling out donald trump to say that he should resign. what he said is that he should resign. and mccarthy steadfastly refuses to address that. it is on tape, he said that the president should resign. so he is hiding behind semantics. >> absolutely. lets get to ukraine, sir, because as you k...

To bomb house information the east. theyre attempting to use the artillery to do the same thing, to threaten the civilians but to counter any kind of ukrainian counterattacks. if ukraine can stop those massive artillery fires it would be a very good thing in the donbas region. and i think the 155 artillery pieces, a piece, by the way, that has a larger piece of ammunition than the russians fire will be critically important. and it will help ukraine transfer to a western-style army which is neede...

She was held in the basement with her 1-year-old daughter. did you think you would survive that? i thought my child would not survive, she tells me. i asked them to let me out so the child could breathe fresh air because she felt bad. they said, let her die. we dont care. how did you feel when you got out of the basement of the school? she says, one of the villagers opened the basement door and said the russians left. the trapped villagers were surprised. in the morning, our guys entered the vil...

Russians may push them to russia. mariupol is one of the last strongholds in the eastern past of the ukraine. russians continue to carve out more territory in the donbas. and according to a military commander, we spoke to russian media, that is the second, phase two as theyre calling it, of the operation. to completely control the donbas region including mariupol and the southern part of ukraine along the black sea, that would connect russia to transnistria. the difficulty is that area is not pa...

People, maybe many thousands of people are died in mariupol, and we will see the terrible atrocities and terrible war crimes in mariupol when it will be liberated from russians. >> thats the situation in mariupol. in a small town just outside of kyiv, new video, as you can see there, shows damaged and destroyed homes left by russian shelling during the first phase of the conflict. and ukrainian resistance here was said to be pivotal in blocking the russian advance on the capital. it looks almost...

That russian troops may try to push people in the opposite direction, opening a so-called parallel corridor to push people into russia and weve met people who have had to go that direction simply because they didnt know where else to go and they simply wanted to be able to get to safety. this corridor, though, is a long way from the steel plant. that is where ukrainian troops are making their last stand. it is also where women and children are sheltering underground in this deep facility. and th...

A military official saying on state television that moscow wants to establish a land corridor correcting trush crimea. ian brynn mar is here. here a president of the asia group and an author. how three threats and our response will change the world. ian, appreciate you joining us. this has gone on for much longer than much of the world anticipated. now it is entering a new phase with russia trying to take all of eastern ukraine. how do all sides need to adjust their expectations here? >> the thi...

Important tool, you know, until we find ourselves of this mess. for me personally it may change how i travel in the future. if im taking long trips, i may even after this pandemic will consider continuing to wear a mask. the trouble here is that we are -- you know, we are entering a phase where the metrics that many of the states are following are separating infections from hospitalizations. and this confusion i think that youre seeing from philly is that theyre shifting from just seeing the inc...

In this war. ukraine was incredibly successful, to some extent because of having a mastery of the urban warfare, of city systems, of being able to hold off the russians in places that they could. how is this fight going to be different in the eastern and southern parts of your country? >> the difference of this fight is going to be dominated by the -- sorry, the difference is explained because of the domination of the artillery systems in the war. but i have to say that ukraine was very successf...