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Wright after drawing her gun continue ever instead of a taser has been sentenced to two years after talking about her remorse with a sentence that could see her serve as little as 16 months in prison. cnn security correspondent josh campbell is joining us right now. what is the wright family saying about the sentence? >> reporter: they are furious. theyre calling this a miscarriage of justice. this sentence, two years, was much less than what we were expecting. thats because you understand minne...

Propagated and spread to safety systems and caused wider damage is truly frightening. and im very concerned about what the future holds for the other nuclear plants in ukraine. >> so the nuclear operators, the staff are now working at gun point. does this increase the risk of something going wrong? im sure it does. obviously the stress, anxiety, fatigue, and so on. >> you said it. to operate a nuclear plant is a very complex operation. you have to make split second decisions. and a mistake can b...

Normal lives in a beautiful city? >> it is very difficult, michael. there are very few people who remain, who are old enough to remember world war ii. they are in their mid 90s, you know, so that means that there are hardly any people left in ukraine to be able to kind of relate to previous experiences of what it feels like to be in a country the entirety of which is under assault. taras and i wake up every morning and theres this split second, a moment of grace where we feel like well, maybe th...

In a split second. >> attacking apartment complexes like this is a terror campaign, designed to frighten ukrainians into surrendering. but, it is not working. the damage here, and across this country, is only convincing ukrainians of the need to fight harder, or lose everything. >> in front of our building, natalia was having her first cup of coffee when, and suddenly, her window exploded and shards. everything started crumbling,. i felt the shock wave, and i fell on the floor, she says. even co...

Is old people and we see animals, dogs and cats. and it was a miracle. okay. now we are sisters. >> in hard hit mariupol an estimated 400,000 people, human beings, trapped without heat, without food, without water. hundreds managed to escape by car as a way blocked from going into the city. thats due to shelling from russian forces according to ukrainian officials. also this indelible image of war with a split second that illustrates the horrors takes place every day in ukraine. a pregnant woman...

Have to do something to break the stalemate. as any leader will tell you, when you come to breaking a stalemate. so the next phase is something we talk about on the margins. our european leaders are talking about what the next phase is looking like. for putin, breaking the stalemate, the longer were talking about the stalemate, it will be key to figure out the next step here. the problem is that we dont know exactly how mr. putin will do that. the options he has available for him, none of them a...

Buses, and, treasury operating. the trump shop says business is good because ukrainian soldiers by flowers. supermarkets have rationed docked, residents or grocery shopping, but the question is, how long can this last? with russia, increasingly, resorting to air power with ukraine cities. they were shattered in an instant, anywhere in the city. anywhere in the country, really. chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, filing this report from kyiv, this evening. >> a missile, exploding here, in...

Stephanie ruhle. in day 24 of the russian invasion, and the russian officials remain largely stalled across ukraine, and the airstrikes continue. with the aircraft repair facility in lviv, in the facility in poland. it is across the city the next few hours ago. with 109, empty baby strollers line movie central square. ukrainian officials say, each one marked a child that has been killed since the start of the war. further east in kyiv, they have new reporting on the destruction across the region...

Further east in kyiv, they have new reporting on the destruction across the region. >> a missile, exploding here, in kyiv, around 8 am this morning. no military targets, anywhere in sight. just apartments. a kindergarten, and elementary school, and a grocery. an entire community, devastated, in a split second. >> attacking apartment complexes like this is a terror campaign, frightening ukrainians into surrendering. but its not working. all of this damage, here at, across the country, is only con...

This. . >> the things you decide to do in that split second is so interesting when you look back on it. the reason i was talking about kyiv. things have changed enough where you feel like its okay, the ukrainian forces have performed well enough where you feel you could go? >> honestly, there hasnt been a day i havent thought about going back. the reason im not, i know i can do more from here. when we were in irpin we were in the basement 24/7. you cant do much from the basement. you dont have i...