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The injured and my heart really is there for you and i'm so sorry and it's -- it's hard for everybody, even for me, it's a tough time. >> paul crimo, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. okay. thanks. all right. there is other breaking news this morning, the assassination of the former japanese prime minister shinzo abe shot and killed in broad daylight at a campaign event today in japan. plus cnn's clarissa ward is in somalia with a firsthand look at how russia's war this ukraine is pushing the country of somalia to the brink of famine. she's going to join us live. [whistl...

Cipollone today hoping to get insider details about what went on in the trump white house on january 6th. and of course we have more ahead on the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. this is cnn's special live coverage.

Shinzo abe a major figure in japan, whatever the motivation for killing him. james clapper, as always, thank you for being with us. >> thanks. russia's war on ukraine is not just taking a devastating toll on the people of ukraine, but it's also impacting somalia and its access to critical food supplies. this as the years of drought push millions to starvation. cnn's clarissa ward joins us live from mogadishu. people are the ripple effects we have been talk being and you are seeing them firsthand. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. i mean, somalia is no stranger to hunger, there was a famine...

Verse figure here in japan at times and around the world for his policies, abe is an incredibly important figure and news of the shooting has absolutely shocked a nation, brianna. >> and the world. blake, thank you for that report. all right. want to bring in selina wang who is in beijing, she was recently based in tokyo for cnn. gun violence virtually unheard of in japan. >> reporter: yeah, john, it is considered one of the safest places in the world. when i talked to my former contacts there it's a feeling of disbelief, of shock, it is unfathomable to have an assassination of a former prim...

Up to 8,000. today he said, up to 4,000 were waiting. can you imagine missiles, missiles, americans call them ss 21s, the ukrainians have a name for them. this is what rained down on these people who were just trying to get out of war zonal. here's the report. you can their fear and the anguish. you can see the desperate efforts to rescue civilians after an attack on this train station in the eastern city of kramatorsk. a crowded platform hit by russian missile strikes as people tried to escape heavy fighting. russians forces struck the station building itself. the head of the railway told cnn...