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Being stretchered out of a building, then carried into a first aid truck. he is evacuated — under heavy gunfire. the entire area is destroyed. here's another video. it shows the ukrainian military near soledar, firing multiple rockets. the governor of donetsk gave this update to ukrainian tv. translation: there are 559 people still left in soledar, _ including 15 children. that's as of today. they had the opportunity to leave before the 5th ofjanuary, but they chose not to. the city was then closed because of active fighting and enemy attacks. melinda haring is a nonresident senior fellow at...

Was lost after an accident, and putin didn't handle that well from a propaganda perspective saying we don't need western help. and the urussians got angry. >> steve hall, stewart thompson, really interesting. thank you so much. breaking news tonight in the cuban hotel disaster. the death toll now stands at 22, a pregnant woman, a child are said to be among the dead. dozens more injured. patrick oppmann is outside the hotel for us tonight. the cuban president says the blast was not caused by a bomb, nor an attack. what do we know? >> reporter: well, it appears as the grim work continues behin...

>> how could it play out in your view? >> it could give russia a victory and facing it eastward and vladimir putin telling its population from a propaganda perspective that they gained this town. it is so important for them. s the intersection and roads come from crimea and the donbas region. that's why it is so important for them. they're not going to take the steel factory by monday. that won't count. maybe they won't put it out. they'll likely try to have a parade and do what they can. it will declare victory ev eventhough we know it is not the case. >> in terms of sicivilians stil inside t...

Come in from the west along roads, along railways, and likely because you can't hide. howitzer's, you're not going to hide that equipment, i think it's going to come under attack, and the question is what will the response be then. we're going to learn eventually that there's a lot of other mercenaries and contractors that are involved with this that are moving that equipment as well because there's no way the ukraine government can be doing all of what they're doing. 400 miles to get it from point a to point b, that's a long way, especially in a combat zone. >> sure s. you know what happened ...

Morning ahead of that meeting. turkish officials have been working really hard behind the scenes for weeks, michael, trying to negotiate, to mediate, to bring both sides to the negotiating table. they are quite optimistic. the turkish foreign minister saying he is hoping this is going to be a turning point. president erdogan hoping this would open the door to a permanent ceasefire, he says. but as you mentioned, from both sides, it seems the expectations are quite low. the ukrainian foreign minister kuleba again saying he doesn't have high expectations, but he is going to try his best. he is g...