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Scott mclean in lviv, thank you. so we have new video this morning showing the damage of a powerful situation at a train station. cnns alex marquardt with the latest on the plight of the ukrainian capital, alex. >> reporter: yeah, john. we are now of course a week into this war. we are getting nonstop reports of attacks and russian strikes from all across the country. this country is surrounded on three sides. all eyes on the capital as russian forces seem to encircle it and topple the governm...

♪ ♪ >> trace: vladimir putins bloody invasion only triggered massive exodus from ukraine but reportedly led to the plight of russia to its own citizen. this comes mid reports erconsidering invoking martial w across his country in an effort to stop the escalating antiwar segment there. thousands of protesters arrested since the invasion began and there is growing fear of journalist that their lives arent in danger. dr. matthew smit of national security and scholar of russia. thank you for com...

>> theyre not going anywhere. ukrainian civilians fleeing from the russian war, now people didnt make it out. as a bomb there killed a mother and two children and a friend. the journalist that is captured the final moments, final seconds as they ran from war trying to make it to safety. back to one of the many voices on the ground. a first to tell us about the tragedy in kharkiv. he joins up on the journey and what lifer is like now for the refugees. the plight of the ukrainians braging for wh...

Not appear any progress in the conflict to respect civilian infrastructure or these no fly zone calls by the ukrainians here in kyiv. >> sandra: we will check back in with you throughout the next two hours, thank you very much on the breaking news for us. john. >> john: also put nato in direct conflict with russia, which nato wants to avoid. half a million women and children have headed to poland, and you have been doing some compelling reporting about the plight of the folks sweeping into the b...

History. the president who stopped the global catastrophe. neil: a week ago today at this very hour she was a guest on this show, and she is electrified a world. her comments made, well, wildfire reaction not only in this country, but as i said, in all countries. the plight of a young mom with three kids, her husband off to fight the good fight, sheltering in her home in ukraine. back with us today. because the good fight is on, and right now it is heated. welcome, everybody. im neil cavuto. thi...

Because the russians are not, it doesnt seem at this point, going anywhere. except for forward. and as i said, they are slowly shelling, as we heard from the state department, the civilian areas. so as they close around the city of kyiv, its only going to increase the refugee crisis, and in the city i am in now, lviv, its a staging area. its a support area. people here are worried its only a matter of time until vladimir putin turns his attention here. >> yeah, you bring up a very good point abo...

Are going to be dramatic across large parts of europe. find are going to be dramatic across large parts of europe.— large parts of europe. and it becomes _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs _ large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs to - large parts of europe. and it becomes a needs to muster| large parts of europe. and it - becomes a needs to muster world again, doesnt it? where issues, we can talk very, and we often do, very hopeful...

This is an incredible plight of russian aggression that is completely unprovoked. large numbers of innocent ukrainians are suffering, both in terms of those being killed on the ground, were already seeing upwards of 1 million people that have fled ukraine with many more displaced internally. >> i dont know if you had a chance to listen to my colleague richard engel, our chief foreign correspondent for nbc news reporting live on the ground in kyiv. he had an opportunity to speak with ukrainian pr...

And 60 are not allowed to leave the country but we have met some africans who have told us that actually, some of the ukrainian guards have been quite sympathetic to their plight, knowing that their journey does not exactly end in poland and they will still have to make their way from poland back to their home country so the stories do differ but we have had some of discrimination as well. let differ but we have had some of discrimination as well.- differ but we have had some of discrimination a...