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Humanitarian corridor, putin cant seem to agree to a ceasefire so they can get to safety. so how does that happen? and what more, you know, account u.s. do? -- account u.s. do? everybodys expecting the u.s. and nato to be the zaevion -- savior in all this. is that possible? >> it is possible in some ways. the polish-ukrainian border must be kept open. if you look at the map at where the russian forces are, theyre in the east, the south, the north, and theyre in the central portions of ukraine. b...

Armed clashes forced civilians to take cover. soldiers and knell residents helped the elderly to hurry out of the town with frightened people. meanwhile, in mariupol efforts to evacuate 200,000 from the heavily bomb barreledded city fell apart for -- bombarded city. the humanitarian corridor was fired upon. buses waited to go in, but the red cross said it was simply do dangerous. -- too dangerous. more than six days of near constant shelling by encircling russian forces has cut off food, water, ...

General picard, the author of "hunting the caliphate." general petard, first of all, if we could get your assessment of how putins forces are performing and how does this bode for ukraine, specifically odesa and kyiv? >> good afternoon, arthel. so far, as has been reported, the russian forces started off slow, certainly awkward and undisciplined. and hay did not reach their, the objectives that they initially intended to reach in a timely manner. so now many theyre resorting to brute force, to s...

Going to be pointing a rifle out the window picking off those russian troops if putin doesnt stop. benjamin hall live in kyiv, thank you. arthel: with russia now laying siege from the knot -- north, east and south, more ukrainians are fleeing to the western city of lviv where sale ises people, tech specialists, chefs and even athletes are signing up to fight putins forces. mike tobin is in lviv with more on russias attacks on civilian targets. mike? >> reporter: and this target was both civilian...

And what putin is doing, but it also shows the resilience of the ukrainian people. alexis mcadams in united states with the latest on that. >> reporter: hi, eric. yeah, as we watch those videos come in on social media, its devastating to see what these people are going through. attacks by russian troops have continued again today. ukrainian troops still fighting back. this afternoon troops tried to shoot down a russian drone. gunfire ringing out as people tried to flee. watch this. [gunfire] "mo...

International red cross. putin would have to allow for them to be established. so far russian forces are firing artillery and have not orrin honored any of those agreements, arthel. arthel: yeah. putin cant commit to a no-fly zone to protect humanitarian pathways, you know, russian and ukraine officials are scheduled to hold more talks sunday -- excuse me, monday, which is tomorrow. thatll be the third round. but you may remember that president zelenskyyed had asked to speak directly with presid...

Pulmoa map. we have an animated map that shows the time lapse of russias invasion with putins forces advancing from the south, the east and the north. while we look at this map, general, i understand it is your position that a putin is not so concerned about ukraine joining nato, but ukraines independence and democracy. how does that threaten boot -- putin? >> it does threaten putin in that, you know, ukraine has developed this democracy over time. its slow, its awkward in many ways also, but it...

Negotiation would fail. putin held almost two hours of talks with friend. marrone. some debate about how planes could be backed by the u.s., but thats something ukraine desperate for. they want any and and all help they can get. eric: president zelenskyy has been begging nato and our allies to provide a no-fly zone. the west, of course, and nato says there are fears that that would cause a wider war. what is the sense there on that possibility and the fact that these polish gents, maybe mig 29s ...