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Signal they are going to cut off logistical supplies that is going to come on railheads from the -- the west. >> just to follow up on that, is it really necessary, though, to have a missile strike on a crowded train platform? with civilians, mums and dads and kids? couldnt there be another part of the rail infrastructure that could be hit that would have the same effect from a military point of view, without killing, i think at this point,.60 peopl wounding more than 100? >> maybe they felt that...

To figure out whats been uncovered. because all of that information from the smoke canister to the gun to the description of this person, thats all being tied into this investigation to try to pinpoint who this person is and try to identify them and find them. >> thank you so much for the details. ill let you get back to some reports. were about a block away from this station entrance here. thats blocked off. i dont know if we can get any closer there. but you see the detective vehicle and a mas...

There was blood everywhere. there were children toys soaked in blood. the strike actually had taken place, when it exploded. there were two areas on the train platform where large groups of people were waiting because there was a seating area. you saw that the benches had been eviscerated by shrapnel. the seats, these evacuees once were, were covered in blood and around those chairs, all that was left was their bags that had been left behind. their luggage. when they fled for their lives if they...

Masks due to medical reasons th court issued an order rejecting the request meaning the federal current transportation mask mandate remains in effect through at least march 18th. breaking tonight the police hav identified a suspect in connection two with what appear to be a random attack and murde of ucla student. the incident shining brighter light on violent crime and homelessness plaguing many democrat run cities across america. senior correspondent laura ingl has the story tonight from new y...

Poland, and learning to pronounce some of these names, a western border of poland and ukraine, its really on the eastern side of poland, which is near the western side of ukraine, is nbcs kelly kobe. kelly, youve positions since yesterday, whats the situation where you are? this continues to look like an arrival point for ukrainians. >> yes, ali. this is actually the przemysl train station. in normal times, it looks a lot like a train station now looks like an evacuation center you can see on ou...

Are trying to flee the city. we saw desperate scenes at the train station today. thousands of people crowding on to the train platform, trying to get on the first train out of here. police firing shots into the air to try to disperse the crowds so that train could leave. so, this is an extraordinarily terrifying and desperate situation in the capitol. and officials say they are concerned that this city could potentially fall to russian soldiers within days. andrea. >> such a frightening prospect...

Hias has been in ukraine for many, many years, since 2000. since 2014 weve been operating there as right to protection which is an independent ukrainian organization led by ukrainians. we have 160 people in ukraine working for them who are many of them displaced persons themselves. right now theyre focused on making sure people have the documentation they need to flee. this is both ukrainians as well as asylum seekers from other countries who are stuck in ukraine right now. giving them cash-base...

The train platform right until their passports were finally being stamped. it was a very emotional good-bye because he doesnt know when hell see them next. >> translator: this is war, and for me its better that they will be safe. thats why i have to understand that they are in safety. >> translator: it is very difficult. i dont feel any emotions. i hope i will come back. i dont think it is going to be for a long time. i think everything is going to be fine when well win, i believe. >> reporter: ...

It cant come soon enough. and that woman that you saw who was understandably distraught when she reached the train platform with her child, told her her older child and mother were behind her in the line and she didnt want to leave them. these are the choices people are having to make. as for the foreign men left behind. you can understand how they are feeling trapped. it is difficult to cross the border by foot or by car. some say it is unfar that theyre not allowed to board trains. others say ...

This boy on the road to the border. he takes a breath, because what hes about to say was so hard. >> reporter: back on that train platform, the doors close. that little girl still crying. her mother crying, too. i was told theyre leaving the girls father behind. that hand on the window, those tears, the language of exile. that one image alone, matt, driving this whole story home. matt gutman with us tonight. and matt, the moment with thegi