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Sanctions against more russian oligarchs. with me now is erin mclaughlin in lviv, western ukraine. keir simmons in moscow. erin, good morning. tell us more about what you are seeing in lviv today? >> hoy, jose. the western city of lviv is a way point for thousands of people fleeing the violence all over ukraine. earlier this morning, we were at the central train station and it was staggering to see the number of people pouring out of the station, many with destination unknown, many of them were from the city of kharkiv. kharkiv is the second largest city in ukraine. it is located in the northe...

Journalists, but dealing with thousands and thousands of civilians who perhaps have been killed and without any doubt millions of civilians who have been forced from their homes. >> listen, steve, let's -- you had this interview with secretary blinken at a key time for diplomacy, one of the most critical times in decades for u.s. diplomacy on the world stage specifically in europe here. as you were conducting this interview, i know how thoroughly you prepare for these things did anything you heard from the secretary surprise you in this moment? >> i was looking for some way forward, how does t...

Belongings and her cat, devastated at the loss. the future, uncertain. and hoy, vlad's mother came back from hard-hit summy to lviv to make funeral arrangements for her mother. we asked if we could speak to her, she sent us a message saying she was too emotionally exhausted to talk to us. that the war had taken away her dearest person. i mean, truly tragic. and of course, jose, when she put her mother on a bus, trying to send her to safety, she didn't know it was going to be the last time she says good-bye to her. >> what a -- what a difficult situation, what a tragedy, which is no doubt being...

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