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You can imagine how petrified these people are, many pinned down for days on end. you can see them here. they've got their pets. they've got small carry-on bags. we have seen a lot of people who are elderly, who have difficulty walking. we're seeing a lot of people who are clearly, visibly shaken, petrified because they have been trapped in terrible bombardment for days on end and are just now starting to get out. and i have to tell you, it just doesn't stop, the steady stream of people that keep coming, trying to cross the bridge. you can see there's actually water flowing through it. they ha...

More than 300,000 people are still in the city without food, the shelling never stops and air planes dropped at least 100 bombs every day and artillery doesn't stop at all. there are street fights in mariupol but not with snipers, with tanks. the house where i grew up started burning, there are 200 apartments, it's a 9—storey building. my school is destroyed, my university destroyed, everything in mariupol destroyed. estimated at — 90% of

World. also, the city of volnovaha, attempts there failing there as well, while the russians are offering these humanitarian corridors in a number of locations, sumy is so far one of the few places that the ukrainians have agreed to evacuate, because the other cities that are being offered by the russians, those corridors lead to russia and to belarus, which is out of the question for ukrainian officials, jose. >> erin mclaughlin, thank you so much. joining us now from outside of ukraine's capital, lisa yasglow, a member of the ukrainian parliament. thank you for being with us. what does your ...

And the european union has announced groundbreaking sanctions, including the sending of arms to ukraine. we'll have more on all that in newsday, but we start with this report from our correspondent nick beake in kyiv. explosions. there wasn't much talk of peace on the streets of ukraine's second city today. instead, kharkiv gave us a grim warning of more to come if this conflict doesn't stop. earlier, locals in kharkiv had opened their windows to see russian trucks rolling in. other vehicles in the sights of the ukraine military did not get far. and in the south of the country, this was said t...

They've got small carry-on bags. we have seen a lot of people who are elderly, a lot of people who have difficulty walking. we're seeing a lot of people who are clearly, visibly shaken, petrified because they have been trapped in terrible bombardment for days on end and are just now starting to get out. and i've got to tell you, john, it just doesn't stop, the steady stream of people that keep coming, trying to cross the bridge. you can see there's actually water flowing through it. they have to walk across a sort of plank. you can see the upturned car from when that bridge was originally down...