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>> just days later the nephew was killed by state actors trying to stop a demonstration. in the two weeks in sudan investigating ten people were killed protesting for change. it is not just on the battlefields of ukraine. here, too, there is a human cost. the cost of russia's support in rurp for the gold. we reached out to government offices and representatives without any response. sudanese pro democracy activists are planning on making the voices heard this weekend where they are calling the people to take the streets in the aftermath of our reporting to express the reporting. >> thank you for that truly
molly, 20%, it is a big number. we know there are fierce fighting in the donbas, but put this in perspective at day 100. the early days of the war there was the sense that kyiv could fall within days. instead ukraine resistance has been extraordinary. >> reporter: yeah, jonathan, absolutely extraordinary. i'm standing in one of the places that the russian forces moved in really quickly, hit really hard and occupied very quickly. but it is not -- no longer part of the 20% of the country that president zelenskyy said it occupied. i want to give you a sense of what this looks like. arrived a couple of days after the rurp left this town. this is to the northwest of kyiv. in the first couple of days of april, fact that traffic is going both ways is shocking. we spoke with bucha, but this is trashed. you see the destruction over
outskirts of the city. each shell that pounds mariupol about one a minute at times drives home the curse of the geography putting it in the path of russian's dominance. the southern sea port has become a symbol of rurp president vladimir putin's drive. how's that brutality changing the ukrainian people? >> reporter: it is scarring them for life. you don't get over experiences like this. those are the stories we are just hearing about and there's stories we don't hear about. we got reports a theater in mariupol where hundreds of penal was taken refuge was bombed heavily. god knows what condition those people are in right now. how many fatalities there. it is a very, very me syless
from the airport. the late ems and the good news is that rurp responded so beautifully today imposing tough sbexs against bella rule. preventing air travel, the u.s. is also taking -- it's a statement by the world. this kind of action simply can't be allowed. people cannot be grabbed off paper. >> we'll see where this goes. but it's god to see the world reacts so fem and this changes
>> let's bring in gordon chang, gordon, what are your thoughts about the president crossing the line and stepping onto north korean as a sitting president? >> this is really stunning because probably to other american political figure would have done this and no one would have done this on 2-day's notice, this is really historic, but the point is this is also a propaganda victory for north korea. north korea says t the strongest nation on earth and what they will show president trump coming into north korea before kim jong un goes to american soil. americans don't pay attention to symbolism because we have legitimate government. this is very important to him. president trump is not wrong to do this but you have to get something in rurp and needs to get pretty quickly. >> how quickly are you talking about? >> i would hope some time this year, this has been a long process. we let up on maximum pressure on the north koreans last may, may of 2018 and since that time kim
heeded that evacuation order. that gives us an idea of how many people are left in the impact area. gives us an idea of how many people are going to try to rurp. we want people to be able to return to see where their homes used to be or if it's to check on a home that possibly was spared from this. but we have to do that safely. and you can help us by messaging that for us. down power lines, trees. the character of this area will be changed forever. the amount of trees and homes just devastation. we will rebuild this, but right now, people need to be patient. people need to know that food and water is coming. cell service is coming. sporadically, it's coming back today. it's going to be better than yesterday. and tomorrow is going to be a much better day than today. people need to hold on to hope. they need to know that the entire nation is descending upon us with resources and we're
we are planning actively for every contingency we can think of. >> reporter: and that's an important point there anderson. officials are saying even the most experienced people who study these volcanoes cannot know where the next fissure may rurp and they are dealing with a fourth that opened in the last couple of hours here. and because of that last 6.9 earthquake some 14,000 people lost their power. they're working to get it back on in those places but at the same time they have to watch out for air quality and also the earthquakes and of course if any more fissures open up. >> incredible to see that stephanie thanks. up next the update on the breaking news tide to the wall street reporting that president trump's attorney michael cohen was stock piling money as he sought to fix problems for his boss during the presidential campaign. every fire department every police department
he's talking with family members, and this call is yet another sign biden wants to stay in the conversation for 2016. behid closed doors, joe biden held a conference call with democratic party leaders, gathered for a summer meeting aimed at attracting presidential contenders. during the call biden revealed he's trying to determine if he has what he called the emotional fuel to run. >> i have to be able to all of you that i would give it my whole heart and my whole soul. right now both of pretty well banged up. we're trying to figure that out. >> we have access to anyplace in the entire country of iran, regardless of whether it is. where we suspect it to be. rurp bus it was all seen by top
successful and beholden to no one he thinks he's right a this illegal immigration issue, and he's surging in the polls despite the controversy. more bad news on the business front for donald trump today. after facing pressure to dump trump, macy's announcing it's ending its partnership with the billionaire businessman. >> you're ready for business. the donald j. trump signature collection only at nailsy's. >> reporter: and taking his merchandise off the shelves. saying his disparages remarks are inconsistent with macy's values. trump says he's the one who ended the relationship because he has, quote, never been happy about the fact that the ties and shirts are made in china. the latest fallout from those incendiary comments. >> they're bringing in drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists -- rurp comes as his political stock is on the rise while a new poll shows jeb bush