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Forced to wait in the blistering cold, while white women boarded the train first. the situation inside ukraine is a humanitarian emergency, and the swift action taken by europe should have been the response. but this crisis has highlighted the blatant racism and xenophobic that many refugees actually face, trying to escape war. and you an expert condemned this treatment on thursday, saying, quote, the reality is that non-white migrants and refugees face deadly discrimination all over the world, ...

Conflict. yes, we have experienced a real surge in — conflict. yes, we have experienced a real surge in activity _ conflict. yes, we have experienced a real surge in activity in _ conflict. yes, we have experienced a real surge in activity in recent - real surge in activity in recent days so might connection with ukraine goes back ten years. im married to waite ukrainian, my wife is from the eastern region of dnipro and we have been working with local partners around the clock in recent weeks ...

About eternity when we start to fear. thats bravery. thats courage. a lot of people youre working with, theyre running on faith at this point. tell us about the operations and what youre seeing? >> yeah, thats right, faith plays a huge part in what we do. and we want to show the love of christ to all of these people who are in so much pain right nowment. theyre hurting in so many ways. one of the things thats been incredible for me to see how people here in poland have just opened up their heart...

And i heard so many testimonies about how people have done this. here with us, weve had companies give us 50 mattresses, another company offered to do laundry for us. starbucks gave us some money. and just the love that is being shown is unbelievable. of course i wish it could be in a better time? but, we have seen a lot of love being shown to people, here in poland. and here in the property we have 112 people staying the night right now. its still pretty early in the morning. theyre all sleepin...

They would chop down trees to burn for wood, melt snow for water. in the coming days as people tell their stories, give us their testimonies, this is going to be essential to understanding what happened in mariupol. ali. >> the people i met here who have come from mariupol are saying the same thing, no water, power, cant get in contact with their families who are there because theres no reliable cell service. molly, thank you for your reporting. stay safe, please, my friend. molly hunter in lviv...

Night? can you describe? >> its terrible. just big hate for these people who just come. we come to help you, we come to -- but they dont help us. they just destroyed all of this. >> reporter: ali, up until now weve been relying on ap journalists in mariupol, the mayor has given a couple of interviews weve gotten a couple of audio clips but up until now we have not heard firsthand testimonies, accounts from people who survived mariupol and now theyre arriving here. i have to say, watching them wa...

Death in ukraine it is several years worth of income the bitterness is sort of sweetened a little bit, well, quite a lot by russian income standards. 98,000 euros is a lot in russia. >> well go live to brussels in a moment, but first, lviv. nbc news correspondent molly hunter joins us live from lviv, ukraine. molly? >> reporter: mika, joe, everyone, good morning ive heard you speaking about the russian humiliation, russian failures,s and lack of russian heart among the troops some of our reporti...

To be killed moving from this town or to be killed sitting in a room. >> reporter: and jose, well have a lot more from people who evacuated. people who have escaped from mariupol, two brave associated journalists have been sharing photos with the world. thats why we know whats happening in mariupol. now we have firsthand accounts and we have people who survived the last three weeks in the basements and got out and telling us their firsthand testimonies what they went through and what happened to...

>> they stand for nothing now. >> we they were suspended, and forced into bankruptcy. >> my wife and i know it, how we have struggled these 20 years. we we have worked so many hours, for a pitiable amount of money. >> despite his law degree, the only job he could get was as a nighttime security guard. >> i am so bitter, and so annoyed. why did this have to happen? it never would have happened. of course, somebody should take the brunt of it. this happened top to bottom, and i blame everybody at ...

We will talk gymnastics now, quickly. 0rare we will talk gymnastics now, quickly. or are we? we will talk gymnastics now, quickly. 0rare we? yes. rachael denhollander was the first woman to publicly blow the whistle on the paedophile larry nassar, the former usa gymnastics team doctor who was handed multiple life sentences for abusing young girls in 2018. rachaels witness statement at nassar�*s trial was the last of more than 200 testimonies, and she was praised for its message of hope for sur...