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It might take a decade. it might take 20 years. if a war goes on that long, one thing i noticed in chechnya that might happy in this war too, is that people change. the fighters on the ground change. if your house getting destroyed, if your family member getting killed, you fight differently. the fear of battle gets wider. you attack schools like they did in moscow. fears, terror attacks. this kind of war if it goes on, people change. they get little crazy. >> bill: you're saying that the ukrainians will change? they will fight in ways that are unforeseen. >> you summed it up. >> julie: it's i...

>> reporter: yeah. hi, there. thank you for having me. yes, that's why i left. i will tray to continue my job as well as i can. we're operating out of latvia now. >> julie: before leaving russia, what message were russians being delivered about this war? >> reporter: let me make it clear, there are no independent media that is not directly controlled owned by the kremlin. of those transmitting, talking points directly from special office kremlin. there are no independent media in russia. not ours or anything else. the rest is just kremlin media

Region working on a project focused on the global refugee crises. he wanted to get the message across. i'm wondering if you can tell us what you have seen that perhaps, the rest of the world has not fully grasped regarding the refugee crises that renaud was trying to focus on when he was killed. >> i saw so many kids, so many women, so many elderly still being trapped inside this town. not only there, it's all over ukraine where people are trapped, where people are getting bombed today here in kyiv, i was in two residential areas, clearly no military target and the people there got bombed. i w...

Hour two. it's been a very busy monday. as talks continue ukraine president zelensky is proposing a meeting with russia's president putin. >> bill: there's been no let up in attacks. russia forces strike an aircraft factor. >> julie: all of this in the wake of a russian air strike on a military base near poland that killed at least 35. bringing the war dangerously close to nato's doorstep. >> bill: despite the increase level of violence, russia and putin's army has gained little new territory. >> they increased the level of war and violence against civilians. there's no doubt about it. they ma...

Surveillance video. nypd officers found another man dead inside a sleeping bag. the nypd did issue this alert and they are trying to elevator the homeless population here here in new york city to get into a shelter and be on lookout for this gunman who is attacking the homeless population. >> julie: thank you. >> bill: back to the war, head of the international red cross warning worse case scenario for hundreds of thousands of civilians in that southern ukrainian city of mariupol. if they do not receive humanitarian aid now. the agency saying that many of them have been without food and water ...