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Team because he beat three -- assassination squads squads and you say it is imperative if ukrainians going to persevere he has to live what would you do if zelenskyy asks -- >> three teams wrapped up i have a feeling somebody is providing good information of those guys. brian: russians. >> theyre helping ukraines i would move them out of harms way. i know that as a leader he was stand up front and lead from the front. but we cannot afford to lose him. theres not anybody in ukrainian that can rep...

And the companys love affair that woke companies. apple, mastercard, lots of other american companies are taking victory laps for their role in punishing russia. right. punish russia. we are not against that. but you have to wonder. youve just just seen a handful of woke corporations crash a country and impoverished and citizens indiscriminately appear that country is russia so most of us arent even thinking about the precedent it sets. its fine. its russia. who cares? but is it possible the sam...

And the gays and vegans and spelling reformers all the boogie men of the american right. thats different from the gop electeds who are drifting back and forth and trying to find someplace to land on this issue because they are fundamentally unserious people. they dont care about foreign policy. they dont care about the defense of europe. they dont care really about anything except their own careers. so what you are seeing is a bunch of cranks and crack pots on one side and a bunch of utterly hal...

Black sea and south ukraine. he told me what the last few days have been like. me what the last few days have been like, :, me what the last few days have been like. :, ::, me what the last few days have been like. :, :, �* :, like. somewhat calm, we dont have active military _ like. somewhat calm, we dont have active military action _ like. somewhat calm, we dont have active military action here _ like. somewhat calm, we dont have active military action here but i active military action here ...

This is the family, in fact, that was just with me a few moments ago. theyre back here. what can you tell me about this family? >> theyre waiting for bus, coming from ukraine, they are refugees and theyre waiting for their connection toward wherever, trying to get to someplace, but they need transportation. >> do they have any plan? do they know someone is coming to get them? >> translator: theyve got family in hungary already because they already left ukraine. >> at the moment, do they think so...

Would allow civilians to leave and to go to someplace thats safer, then that agreement ought to be the basis for no flying, no military contact over that corridor, and its a recognition, were trying to make the regucognition to make clear that this is an important aspect. if its a no fly zone, thats one thing, but somehow to deny the russians the ability to attack from the tear, humanitarian corridors, it might be other missile systems. it might be other weapons systems that would do this trick....

7:00 this morning. the problem is as these numbers grow, every single day, theres just not enough space. there are not enough beds for people to sleep more than a night or two. people cant stay out here in a field in the middle of nowhere. they need to get someplace thats a little bit more secure. some local officials are trying to find beds, but we are talking about shelters that will hold 600 or 800 or maybe a few,000 when 22,000 are coming just by 7:00 in the morning. we spoke to a grandmothe...

Arrest the vessel pursuant to a court order. if a government more or less supplants the court order, you may have to have a day of reckoning in court later. but the yacht has to be maintained. a crew has to be retained, the normal services for the equipment, the engines have to be turned over. a variety of things need to be done. a lot of these crews of 40, 50, even 60 people, working, you know, 24/7 to keep the boats up. so you have to find a place to put it. you have to protect it, secure it. ...

>> that was alex crawford reporting from a small town northwest of kyiv where ukrainian families have been fleeing amid heavy russian shelling. those families, they are lucky, will join the more than 1. 7 million refugees, mostly women and children, who have fled ukraine since russia began its invasion 12 days ago. all of this migration and less than two weeks makes this the fastest-growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. according to the un high commissioner for refugees, and with ...

Children, sadly life goes on even though their country is at war. weve been speaking with some of these children, including some at the children hospital. a 15-year-old girl fighting leukemia telling us her story as her country fights this war against russia. this continues on and on. we expect more refugees to come in over the next several hours as more trains arrive in lviv en route to poland and they try and find someplace safe to send the night. >> so many lives upended. gabe gutierrez there...