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>> where this is happening is an active human corridor. the defendant is 73-year-old george kelly, a homeowner living a mile north of the border. how the shooting happen is not entirely clear. the confrontation or verbal or physical, the sheriff did not say. bail is set at $1 million. kelly waits in jail for his next court aexperience. it was postponed after uncertainty of his eligibility for public defender. >> would you give me definition of indigent. >> the board of patrol did receive the call who said he was under fire. shots fired and the deputy found the
he said multiple times to me that president biden is the only one who can step in now and solve this and open up a human corridor. the situation very, very desperate there as he says that there's constant bombardment and he is feeling that the forces are closing in on him and he also has many civilians, some also injured in that steel plant with him as he waits and hoping someone will help. neil? >> neil: clearly russian isn't doing what they promised earlier when it came to providing safe passage way from areas of harm's way so people can get out. it sounds like they're trapped and they can't get out. >> well, that's right. according to the major, he says that there is no way out. he says that they're closing in on him very rapidly. it is not just soldiers that are in that steel plant bunker.
Russia-Ukraine war day 42: 10 updates on the present situation - Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the UNSC that Russia needs to be thrown out of the Security Council and also requested for reforms of UN.
living without heat, without water. that cease-fire fell apart a couple hours after it was announced. >> jonathan, the icrc is there. they say their team was out trying to clear that evacuation path, the human corridor that was supposed to lead 200,000 this morning. the council asked people to fill cars. and also, there was supposed to be humanitarian aid in. that truck is is on its way.
let's talk more about this bombing that we're seeing on a hospital in a -- what was supposed to be a humanitarian corridor area during that time in mariupol. joining me now is mariupol city council deputy maxim boroden. i know you actually live where this hospital was bombed, and your house may be destroyed. what can you tell us about this attack? >> i can tell you that russian soldiers are cowards. they are afraid to make a street fight with our soldiers. so they decide to destroy mariupol. even today they continue to bomb with -- i don't know which -- how big this bombs, but the holes in the ground are about -- of men.
two attempts at a human corridor being called off there. now these images coming to us from kyiv, i want to show those to you. these -- this is a check point, it is manned by ukrainian forces and ukrainian civilians have been evacuating through there, it's relatively quiet right now as we look at it live, but in the past few minutes, we have seen buses packed with people pulling up and people walking through there to some semblance of safety, we hope. the harsh and heart breaking reality for so many on the ground is being caught on camera, intense shelling, also hitting the town of irpin where the mayor says eight people were killed during evacuation efforts there. since the start of the invasion, russia has fired 600 missiles according to a senior u.s. defense official who says moscow now has 95% of its amassed combat power inside this country. according to the united nations,
roots. we went through -- during the cold war in the ' -- we are not pro putin. we are anti-war. we are russian ukrainian jewish americans and we want this to stop, please. >> absolutely. >> vlada and misha, thank you, both, so much. it is incredible to hear from you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. thank you. more on our breaking news. we're following developments in two ukrainian cities, mariupol, where you probably have seen the images, a hospital hit, a maternity hospital, a children's hospital. we're getting word that russians are bombing a corridor that is meant for civilians to escape. and then in kyiv, heavy fighting is under way around the city. plus back here at home, the highly anticipated inflation report is about to be released any minute now. we'll be bringing you those numbers.
sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. the united nations�* head of humanitarian affairs has called for civilians in ukraine to be allowed safe passage out of areas under russian attack, on a voluntary basis and in any direction they choose. martin griffiths told an emergency meeting of the security council in new york that corridors were also needed to deliver aid. speaking in the meeting, the ukrainian representative to the un said russia is cynically disregarding international humitarian law by blocking human corridors. he also accused russia of deliberately attacking civilians. it is even more appalling that the russian troops opened fire on evacuees and evacuation vehicles, shall the roads allocated for human corridor is. for reasons, evacuation
believe that that number could be far, far higher. this morning, the ukrainian government is trying to open humanitarian corridors to try to get civilians out of some of the worst hit parts of the country, including mariupol, where authorities have accused russian forces of bombing the corridor that was set up there. we also have brand-new video, take a look, ukrainian military claiming to have defeated a regiment of russian troops, and killed its commander in the northeast of kyiv. you can see russian forces approaching in an effort to encircle the capital city. but so far ukrainian anti-tank weapons have been able to hold them off. let's go straight to kyiv and bring in cnn's matthew chance. matthew, we have seen the russians pushing in from the north and from the west, but now we also are seeing them make an attempt to come at the city from the east. >> that's right.
and then taking off from n.a.t.o. soil. they haven't fully used the migs that we've had. we've seen it's not the aircraft that are inflicting the damage. it's the missiles and especially the artillery. griff: you're right -- i don't want to get in a discussion about the previous administration. what matters now is the ukrainian defense forces getting what they need and it will be to see if the jets have it, but specifically the no-fly zone, that's something that zelenskyy and ukrainian officials have been begging for. what is your position and if we have a no-fly zone over a human corridor. >> that means that our forces are at the mercy of russian air defense, that means you've got to hit russian territory or