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Weve been talking with all morning. they say dont just rush things in. a lot of families, hear a lot of mothers, a lot of children, all of them desperately hoping they can go home, and go home soon. >> amid that desperation it is joyful to see a child who is smiling, and having a lot of fun. >> from the start of this war, one of the key strategic targets for russian forces when the ukrainian port city of odessa. it is ukraines third largest city. and if it were captured by russia, it would, as y...

Sleep. some of our correspondents who worked closely with him feel this loss especially hard. today trey yingst posted this photo with pierre. said he was as good as they come. selfless, brave, passionate. jonathan hunt says he has never forgotten the smile and welcome he received from pierre in 2003 when he first arrived in baghdad. he says pierre made everyone a better journalist and a better person. amy kellogg says pierre was warm and generous with his time. and he was a rare breed of war re...

Information war. that always mattered. what do you think of the kremlin pushing his commentary this way? >> ari, i want to apologize to the team. i sent them the link of the interview i did, tv station tv ring. you hit at the one i was on, my last interview, it is no longer there. it had i think a million views. >> ambassador, i am only smiling, now were talking about the turkey, sometimes thats life in news. we have been trying to get to you about it, as you said, where would we find the video ...

Jonathan hunt says he has never forgotten the smile and welcome he received from pierre in 2003 when he first aflid baghdad. he says pierre made everyone a better journalist and a better person. kellogg says pierre was warm and generous with his time and he was a rare breed of war reporter who never got jaded. greg palkot says he and pierre were embedded with a marine company during iraqs battle of fallujah. he says that pierre saved his life on many occasions over the years he adds that pierre ...

Their own. its just horrible. >> reporter: aerial recovery is one of those groups. mostly made up of u.s. military veterans working with the ukrainian authorities to help these children with no parents escape the war-torn parts of ukraine. >> okay? >> our objective has been to help and assist the local government with safely moving bunches of orphaned children from danger areas into safe areas in the country where we can house them and feed them and keep them maintained in the system so that we ...

Picture with pierre and studies as good as they come. selfless, brave, passionate. jonathan hunt hunt studies differ forgotten the smile and welcome he received from pierre in 2003 when he first arrived i baghdad. he said that trying to make everyone a better journalist an a better person. any kellogg said that pierre wa warm and generous with his time and he was a rare breed of war reporter who never got jaded. greg palkot said that he and pierre were embedded with the marine company during ira...

Help other women escape. >> they are in the bus now. >> reporter: alongside a network they say of more than 70 people across the world who have ties to ukraine. do you think people like olesia will be able to go home? >> its for sure. the only question is how expensive in terms of lives and destroyed cities and destroyed objects its going to be. >> reporter: olesia now waits for her little baby to arrive. >> aww. >> smiling. >> she really is smiling. >> reporter: despite her country at war. >> w...

And has a laugh that lights up any room tell me a little bit about jack whats your son like >> a super happy kid smiling, loves to laugh, loves to goof around >> he actually had a stroke at birth, so hes not able to walk or move around the same as most typical 3-year-olds. >> reporter: thats because jack has cerebral palsy, a condition impacting his ability to walk. his family moved to the orlando area last year so jack could attend a school that integrates special needs children his parents, je...

As good as they come, selfless, brave, passionate. jonathan hunt said he never forgot the welcome he got. amy kellogg says pierr was a rare breed of reporter who never got jaded. greg palkot said he and pierre were in -- he wanted to be out chasing the story and greg noted when the worst was happening, pierre would repeat his favorite advice to keep on smiling. >> deepest condolences to all who knew pierre zakrzewski.

And there is also a concern with missile attacks no closer to the polish border, some people are feeling vulnerable that they may get drawn also feeling that inevitably, is the fighting moves further west, so will more and more families, putting even more and more families, putting even more pressure on resources here. lets get more now on the refugee crisis from ukraine. tanya mulesa is trying to get her grandmother, who is 83 a visa so that she can stay with her in the uk and she joins us now ...