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Defended by our brave service men from the ukrainian armed forces and the national guard. so, we're waiting to save their lives. we're waiting to see them reach zaporizhzhia cisafely, on the w, they collected people from surrounding areas from the village, we've been able to join these people to the evacuation efforts. so we're waiting for news to see whether these people, these buses, have reached ukraine-controlled territory. >> an estimated 100,000 people remain in the city. what's the current situation in mariupol for those civilians remaining? >> translator: the situation is such that the...

Killing civilians, growing every day. more than 3,000 but nobody knows the exact amount because people are buried together in the same dump with no names. many bodies outside the streets without being buried. some people are under buildings buried alive. food and water, but it's not enough. >> reporter: now, kate, thousands of civilians who had been trapped in mariupol have escaped in recent days. i've spoken with some of them and they describe really living through hell that for weeks, they hid in their basements, had no running water, electricity, or heat. listening to constant artillery bom...

10 Jan 2021 Two migration-background men involved in the torture of two underage boys at a cemetery in Solna, Sweden, have avoided the maximum sentence for their convictions. This week, a court found Mohammed El Hani and Ali Jahani guilty of aggravated robbery, kidnapping, aggravated assault, aggravated rape, and assault. Amin El Hani, who was born in Sweden to migrants who came from Tunisia, was sentenced to five years and six months in prison and received an age discount on his sentence for being 18 when the crime took place. According to a report from Nyheter Idag, he will likely only ser...

They head to doanbeg, ireland to spend one more night before coming home from that part of the world. a special occasion he has been part of across a couple the countries even with the queen talking about 75 years ago today, d-day, and we'll watch him on the left side of the screen as marine one takes off. while i tell you about a very special guest coming up. he was only 20 years old when he lapded on omaha beach on june, 1944. omaha, by the way, saw the most casualties and deaths in the first 24-hour period out of all of the landings. he was assigned to dig graves and would go on to bury 458...