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About how much russian soldiers are being killed or injured, especially when the invasion is not going as planned. this is an indication of the way theres a continuing, a shaking of russian societies so far. the russian oligarch, he handed control over trustees a few days ago, and now he says hes selling that club to a swiss billionaire, a man who is part owner of the l.a. dodgers, so that, again, a sign of russian oligarchs, you saw putin call some in and tell them he had no option to do this s...

>> im not hearing them right now, im a little further away from where those are happening. luckily. i did hear some -- quite a few today, especially sort of this evening and this afternoon. lots of thumping sounds and the walls were shaking, and the doors were shaking. but, yes, essentially theres been an uptick in the last two days. keep city itself has been relatively quiet. for over a week. but, with this uptick that weve seen, and i can see in the images that you are showing now, people have...

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Probably for a fresh offensive on the city. lets get the very latest. this report by frank gardner. a direct hit on a russian armoured column as it advances on the capital, kyiv. the russian advance has been slowed but not stopped. now the population is bracing for the worst. it the population is bracing for the worst. , ., , worst. it is unsafe to stay the niuht worst. it is unsafe to stay the ni . ht at worst. it is unsafe to stay the night at home. _ worst. it is unsafe to stay the night at h...

Family that escaped assault. >> she was at her mothers house when russian bombardment came closer. >> everything was doing this. >> shaking? >> yeah. we were laying on the ground praying we would be safe and alive. >> reporter: after taking cover with her mother and neighbors, they emerged the destruction. >> everything is bombed. a lot of glasses were broken. garage was entirely blown off. >> reporter: this is your house? >> yes. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. her mother tatiana had lived there ...

Just help us stop it here. >> they are shell-shocked, and shaking. so far, the politicians peace talks have gone nowhere. hospitals are protected locations under international law, but no one here trusts that to be observed. yet, there is an astonishing resilience, and perhaps, a realization, that there is no option. >> it is not difficult to fight, he tells us. we are defending our land, and will continue to protect it. but then he delivers arousing call, not just to his fellow ukrainian men an...

Soaked structures. the soldiers have just been shelled on the front line, creeping ever closer to kyiv. it is the nearest hospital, and now entirely turned over to dealing with the war wounded. these arent army medics, near the towns doctors, and nurses, who two weeks ago, were dealing with births, and bone breaks. now, they are plunged into a new world, and spinning the lives of civilians, torn apart by bombs, and bullets. >> its world war iii? >> its world war iii. and it wont just stop here. ...

Difficulty completing agreements. time now for the weather and lets go to meteorologist bill karins, for the forecast. bill, whats it looking like out there? >> things have changed. i mean yesterday, 80 degrees in dc. speaking of spring fever, and now all of a sudden, winter has returned. and i even have snow in the forecast for the northeast. same areas that were 70 degrees yesterday. so lets just take, go down memory lane, every red dot on the map with record highs yesterday. central park 74...

Two young children from irpin. she left just two days before the heavy shelling started there. and then another elderly couple that came from kharkiv and spent eight hours underground in a metro station sheltering with women and children only when a bomb went off did they decide it was time to get out. listen. >> translator: i never thought this would happen. i thought it would end in a few days, but on the eighth day there was a terrible explosion at our police station right next to us. when th...

But to stay. close that tells us, she cant leave. shes got two grandchildren to look after. their parents work at the hospital. >> i had a different opinion of russia. but after all the explosions, bombing, when all the windows are shaking, when im holding my grandchildren in my hands, now ive changed my mind. the only thing i want to say is, this is my whole and. >> but this is no place for children. not now. half of the citys population has fled. 250,000 people, gone. the governor of the city ...