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Arm another officer ran away yelling 999, office or down, within seconds more police and swat teams arrived on scene and the suspect or suspects inside the house fired dozens more rounds hitting more officers very and all commit nine of the wounded, all were told will survive. the standoff in shooting did no end until the suspect to initially ambushed police kille himself. it is just one more example of this ongoing war on police. >> thank you so much for sharin that with us. now, crime continue...

Blasts rumble. yesterday, the hope of escape was dashed after russian shelling broke a ceasefire agreed to allow people to leave, though moscow blamed ukraine. today there will be another attempt to evacuate civilians. the citys mayor says they are under constant threat. translation: in the first days of the war, - we counted the victims in tens. today, we count them in hundreds. soon, well count them in thousands. they wont even give us a chance to count the wounded and the dead because the she...

Ive had with ukrainian military experts. from then, the answer would be yes. yes, they are going to engaged engage with those forces. -- in terms of people in their personal preparations, you are right, i was at a training exercise in the suburbs of kyiv, just a few weeks ago. it was privately organized. the city had not organized training like this, though they were working on building civilian defense force. they had been focusing on that in recent weeks. but this was a privately organized eve...

Since the war started, theyve been treating the wounded at a hospital about two miles from the russian positions. these are the men whose resistance blunted their initial offensive. "ive still got two legs," he said. "theyll fix me up, and ill fight on." the hospital director said this was the third world war. the russian people understand only the language of the power. nothing more. it is impossible to negotiate with the men who came to kill you. by this morning, they were getting ready to aba...

Between life and slavery. this is the time when it is still possible to defeat evil without irreparable losses. the abandoned streets of mariupol, a city under siege. encircled by russian troops, around 200,000 people have been running out of food, water, and power, living in darkness in cellars. blasts rumble. yesterday, the hope of escape was dashed after russian shelling broke a ceasefire agreed to allow people to leave, though moscow blamed ukraine. today there will be another attempt to eva...

North—west of kyiv. on the way out of irpin towards the capital and along this section of the front, there were signs that a bigger battle is coming. since the war started, theyve been treating the wounded at a hospital about two miles from the russian positions. these are the men whose resistance blunted their initial offensive. "ive still got two legs," he said. "theyll fix me up, and ill fight on." the hospital director said this was the third world war. the russian people understand only t...

Theyre bringing syringes, medicine and bandages, because they know that the staff here are under real pressure now. this place is already full, already 400 injured soldiers here. they are used to war here in the east but sergei tells me this is intense with hundreds of injured soldiers brought in every day. translation: before we used to know exactly where the fighting _ was happening and we could prepare for the wounded, before they got here, but now there is a constant flow. the city is coping...

The wounded at a hospital about two miles from the russian positions. these are the men whose resistance blunted their initial offensive. "ive still got two legs," he said. "theyll fix me up, and ill fight on." the hospital director said this was the third world war. the russian people understand only the language of the power. nothing more. it is impossible to negotiate with the men who came to kill you. by this morning, they were getting ready to abandon the hospital. the director said, "my sh...

Of two years of pandemic, the health system has been already overstretched, people jeremy bowen is in kyiv and has this report. not many days might be left for civilians escaping the fighting north—west of kyiv. on the way out of irpin towards the capital and along this section of the front, there were signs that a bigger battle is coming. since the war started, theyve been treating the wounded at a hospital about two miles from the russian positions. these are the men whose resistance blunted...

Assemble and disassemble ak-47s and stash molotov cocktails around town. >> your knees together. and bend. >> reporter: students learn how to carry the wounded. and a mother cinches tourniquets. youre someone who was doing programming for mobile phone games, and now youre doing this. is it surreal? >> yes. sometimes its like, i just want to take enough -- drink enough coffee and wake up from this, but i dont. >> reporter: and this nightmare is real. as missiles fall, rescuers carry the wounded. ...