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Administration to be in as it tries to quell some of the pain felt by the u.s. and its allies with these sanctions. >> if you want to deal with venezuela, from one authoritarian to another. sam, phil, and oren. a woman who escaped kyiv with her family. her name is lisa. she asked us not to use her last name because she's concerned for the safety of her and her family. lisa, thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. >> hi. thank you for inviting. >> there is devastating all over ukraine tonight. we're showing a couple of selfies i'm going to put up that you took with your children before and a...

Yes, it is horrible to see pictures like these, but this is really -- this is the reality of war. it's a reality. desperate people. people with no other choice, still fleeing . poland says a hundred refugees a minute are crossing their borders, like this boy. [. >> exhausted in tears, leaving his home with no idea whether he will ever return. people are on the ground across the region in washington and across that region. sam chkiley in ukraine. miguel marquez in bucharest, the refugees due to arrive in any

Minute. good evening to all of you. sam, man, it's tough to watch, and even just to report what we just witnessed, what we just saw. russia's assault on civilians has widened tonight, president zelenskyy is defiant. he was in his office in kyiv for the first time since the invasion began. what's he saying? >> well, it's very interesting. he's managing to speak pretty much every day. he had been broadcasting from an unknown, secret location because you'll remember at the beginning of this he said he was target number one and his family were target number two for assassination squads. he said th...

The strength of the parents' desire. i met with parents who came to kyiv to pick up their baby. they had tears in their eyes. they had waited 20 years for their baby, and there are such couples who are afraid because there is a war going on here. >> reporter: these infants are oblivious to the doubts over their future and the dangers they've already survived. there's abundant hope that it stays that way, sam chkiley, cn k kyiv. >> it's just awful to think about. hopefully somebody might be able to figure out a way to maybe move those infants at least to poland where they could be safe and the ...