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That going to go for that. >> shannon: with rebecca and fred, thank you both for dropping in. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> shannon: arresting dozens of protesters telling nearly two dozen vehicles. ashley strohmier is talking in the capital tonight. good evening, ashley. >> theres been more than 100 or brass and charges which could be a slew of things but about two dozen vehicles worked road, including all of those blocking a major route to the city. and automatic weapons sort of push...

From that there can be no compromise. he seemed determined, said he doesnt think he will ever leave kyiv. he gave no suggestion the ukrainians are working out any kind of surrender. he said theyve been fighting hard and will continue to fight hard. one of the things he wanted to stress most about was the need for a no-fly zone. that is something zelenskyy has been arguing to world leaders so far to no avail. they want to deny the ability of russia to fly jets and carry out air strikes in the cit...

Privately once, i sent them a white flag of surrender. she said what does this mean that means you will surrender as far as russia is concerned. they had a lot of conflicts over the centuries. its a terrible thing. the way it started, i dont believe he wanted to do this initially. i think he wanted to do something and negotiate it and had got worse and worse. he saw the weakness want it really started with the weakness in afghanistan. the way they pulled out of afghanistan. i really believe that...

Because odessa port just in the downtown. its literally in the -- to the main entrance and there are special cars and national guards around so theyre not allowing people to be nearby. >> anna, thank you so much for joining us. we do hope that you stay safe throughout all of this. vladimir putins aim, the u.s. has warned is to rebuild the former ussr. but as julia writes, even as his forces were shelling the entirety of ukraine north to south, east to west, putin made clear that his invasion w...

This is bbc news. the headlines: the uns head of humanitarian affairs has made an emotional plea for civilians in ukraine to be spared — describing how millions of ordinary lives have been shattered. ukraine blames russia for continuing to bombard major towns. moscows offer of humanitarian corridors into its territory had earlier been rejected. a ukrainian delegation has met russian counterparts on the border with belarus for a third round of talks. moscow says itll accept nothing short of ukr...

Also the scene of heavy shelling, local officials say hundreds of casualties are now feared. the united nations has confirmed more than 200 civilians killed across ukraine in the week since this russian invasion began. ukrainian officials say the figure is much higher. youd think those figures would scare people off the streets, but look at this scene where a russian officer holds up two grenades for protection after delivering an ultimatum demanding surrender. shame on you, the angry crowd shou...

Are the surrender of its sovereignty, and the delegation is led by the former culture minister who is not really seen as any kind of figure with serious influence, and hes one of the major nationalists, a revisionists in russian government circles which includes the aggressive line on ukraine that russia has taken in recent years. i think it really is on russia at this point to show ukraine is prepared to negotiate in good faith, because putin said the other day we are open for dialogue but our ...

President zelenskyy and vladimir putin of russia are in their third rounds of peace talk negotiation. this is on the heel of zelenskyy singh these next 24 hours would be crucial. its amazing, his address when he says i planned to become a president i said each of us is the president. he went on to say because we are all responsible for our state, for our beautiful ukraine. now it happens that each of us is a warrior. along the backdrop of this incredible resistance some of the ukrainians have be...

Imposed if it just recognizes these republics. so it may be a way for putin to escalate but to avoid the tough sanctions promised by the international community if he invades. >> fascinating observation there and developments that are happening at the moment minute by minute. matthew chance in kyiv, thank you. here to share his reporting and perspective is david sanger of "the new york times." david, you have got a pretty sober, arguably terrifying piece in the times today saying that a russia...

People there and right now it is at least partially controlled by russian forces. those forces worked their way into the city earlier today and over the past several days. and its concerning for many reasons. in part because if they are able to maintain control of this critical city near the black sea, it will allow them to work their way further west of the city of odesa. this is a key industrial zone in an area of land that the russians are going to want to capture so they can make a land brid...