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War and the hundreds of civilians killed in gas the last 21 days and new today the united nations says the death toll includes 108 children. cbs's charlie d'agata spoke to the grieving widow whose family's death has been captured on video and a symbo r rutality. >> reporter: the missile fired straight into a line of civilians, even as they were trying to escape.ng fleeing residents -- ( shouting ) -- but the cruelty of those opening fire on them. the embattled city of irpin' had been under heavy shelling for days. when the war broke out, serhiy perebyinis was hundreds of miles away, looking af...

Those that remain are putting up final defensive or hunkering down in shelters. in the southern city of melitopol, russian forces have prevailed and cctv footage shows that they're being abducted by russian shoulders, prompting outrage from the president. translation: it is a democratic world here, and therefore the capture of the mayor of melitopol is a crime, not only against a particular person, community and not only against ukraine, this is a crime against democracy. iassure ukraine, this is a crime against democracy. i assure you, 100% of people in all democracies know this, the actions ...

>> reporter: absolutely, michael. you're absolutely right here, because indian students are known to go for medical education to ukraine. and as of now, there are about 700 students, that's been confirmed by the indian government, that are trapped in the city of sumy by the russian border. the video you were talking about, according to the students, the last video they posted, urging for help from the indian government. according to the government, over 20,000 indian students have already left the ukrainian bo borders. this is since the first advisory was released. but these 700 students have ...

Infrastructure. >> you know, officials tell cnn that the city of mariupol is being hit by 50 to 100 artillery shells every single day, fred. what is the latest on the humanitarian corridors? are people getting out of that city? >> reporter: apparently, some people are getting out. you're right. the humanitarian situation. in town is absolutely awful. the folks on the local council in mariupol say there are still 300,000 people who are hunkering down and haven't been able to get out yet. even when those humanitarian corridors work, there's really not that many people who actually do make it out...

Those that remain are either putting up final defences or hunkering down in shelters. in the southern city of melitopol, the mayor was one of those vowing never to surrender to the invaders. but russian forces prevailed and this cctv footage shows him being abducted by russian soldiers with a bag over his head, prompting outrage from the president. translation: it is a democraticl world here, therefore the capture of the mayor of melitopol is a crime not only against a particular person, not only against a particular community and not only against ukraine. this is a crime against democracy. i ...