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Putin going beyond ukraine. that may be a little solace to the _ putin going beyond ukraine. that may be a little solace to the many - be a little solace to the many thousands of people trying to flee kyiv station. guards fired warning shots to keep back the crowds with the crowds choosing to head west rather than rely on the west. joining me now is us foreign policy and military analyst max bergman, a senior fellow at liberal think—tank centre for american progress. he previously served in th...

Were finding. we had never worked on a case of that scale at that time. i see the work that we do in different parts of the world as part of a reparation process. where something horrible had happened, we could not fix what happened, but we could provide some solace by providing information, sometimes returning back the remains of missing people to their loved ones, which we have learned how important it is. these are crimes that often start as political crimes, in part of the political situatio...

Night taylor died but they had nothing to do with her death. his charges stem from bullets that went into taylors neighbors home. shannon, back to you. >> ashley, thank you very much. in the miseddest of war in ukraine we want to highlight a story out of paris. some good news. people showing their support to those in ukraine, notre dame cathedral playing church bells, worshipers and others singing along. kevin, i love to hear this. one of my favorite things i did last year was go to notre dame b...

New yorks metropolitan opera held a special concert for ukraine on monday night to offer solace and support to the country and its people. the performance was broadcast live internationally, including into ukraine. the proceeds from the sold—out performance will be donated to charities helping those in ukraine with relief efforts. the bbc�*s new york correspondent nada tawfik was there. at the met�*s famed opera house, a show of solidarity with ukraine. in response to the haunting scenes f...

Charles michel, offering comfort and solace to a shocked europe. but even those far from the fighting in the west of the country are not taking any chances. giuliana who is 17, is from just across the border from slovakia in the ukrainian carpathian regent. slovakia in the ukrainian carpathian recent. �* , ., ., regent. because i have a little brother, little _ regent. because i have a little brother, little sister, - regent. because i have a little brother, little sister, my - regent. because...

At least 52 children have died since the war began but again that number is also almost certainly sick generally low. as for hospitals and other health care facilities, a new assessment shows that upwards of 43 have been hit, 43. as many as 35,000 psychiatric patients are facing severe shortages of medicine, food, everything needed for basic survival according to the world health organization. there is so much of it we simply cannot see, do not have access to or will only learn about long, long ...

Now it is $115. it could go to $150. it could go, even as we sanction on oil, the rest of the world is still buying it. >> but to your point earlier, the question about where does he stop? we can affect where he stops. if we do this first, there was a statement put out on friday, that yes, they said we are trying to create clarity in our own markets on energy and we will take these steps until the end of june. if we do this now, we could lead. >> should we take some of the solace in the sanction...

This conflict marching to city hall to ask that our city take some action and weve done exactly that. look, this is personal to me. im the son of -- my mom was forced to flee her home and she came to this country to build a better life for myself and my brother. and in just one generation my family went from being refugees to now the mayor of cincinnati. and i hope that is a story that ukrainian refugee can find solace in. hopefully they can find their way to cincinnati because were a city that ...

Russian occupation. residents there holding fierce protests of their own, unaware that, as their freedom is taken away in the space of a week, the world stands beside them to demand it back. stephanie prentice, bbc news. ukraine isa ukraine is a deeply religious country. we find people here in lviv going to so many of the churches that exist across the city, praying, hoping for peace, finding solace and comfort in peace. and they are supported by many priests in russia and across the world, the ...

About the record high gas prices when this is happening. youre not in that situation. americans have the ability, the intellectual ability to understand the difference, and the capability to separate their personal financial situation from these horrific events overseas. and we certainly have the moral and spiritual ability to hurt her these people and to at least pray for peace and solace and safety for all these women and children and the men who are fighting. so to castigate and criticize ame...