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On ukraine's black sea coast, they're getting ready for the russians. filling sandbags... ..and blocking the streets of odesa, an ancient port city once attacked by lenin, then by hitler, now braced for putin's invasion. some here cling to a sense of normality. "of course the war will come, with all its death and suffering, and for what?" asks 77—year—old alexander. others are already facing immediate, impossible decisions. in odesa's main orphanage, 18 of its children are too sick to be taken abroad. translation: they need oxygen. how can i move them? am i supposed to take the healthiest ...

And for the first time, dnipro, which has become a kind of safe haven for people free in places which has been under incessant russian attack, russia has said it is striking military targets, that may be the case but they are also hitting residential areas again. a town in eastern ukraine to which there had been a so—called humanitarian corridor earlier in the war, a place where one week ago it was reported that 90% of the city had been flattened. now that is said to be under russian control. there is supposed to be today even more humanitarian corridors, i2 is supposed to be today even more...

Sanctions will stop putin. that's a hypothesis. i'm 100% supportive, and i don't like the verb "sustained." i like the verb ratchet up. every week putin fights this heinous, senseless war, the western world and anybody who cares about freedom, needs to increase sanctions. it's not sufficient just to keep them in place. that's why why i applaud what the biden administration announced today. but every week there should be a new update. every monday, they should get on your show and say this is what we're doing this week. that pressure needs to be ratcheted up, not just sustained. >> understood. ...

More than 4 million Ukrainian refugees have now fled their homeland to neighboring countries to escape Russia’s “senseless war,” the United Nations said Wednesday. More than half of them have sought safety in Poland, according to U.N. data.

True. from the dawn of the first man to the youth today, and all that came in between here in africa. kingdoms come and gone. the krubsable of slavery and emergence from colonialism. senseless war, but also iconic movements for social justice. squandered wealth, but also soaring promise. made dell mandela's words give us a compass in a sea of change before firm ground amidst swirling currents. we also have a opportunity to choose our better history. we always understand the decision we make when we find our common uhe manity in within