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Bullets tearing through the car. ( bleep ). >> reporter: attacked by a suspected russian reconnaissance team. ( yelling ) as fears of an all-out invasion climb, residents by the tens of thousands have swarmed the capital's train station, desperate to get away while they can. families are torn apart. most of the men staying behind to fight. parents try to console frightened children. couples share one last good-bye. a father clutches a toy his eight-year-old son left behind, not knowing when they'll be together again. there has been a dramatic increase in tensions across the country and the cit...

I mean, he's an actor. he's good at all of that. but you know, his speeches he's made to different parliaments have used cultural references from different countries, including churchill. yeah, he's very, very smart. so he's really an engaging character. and i also think that there's, as you said, there's the two principal characters. it's like, it's like a drama, almost. it's it's really, really captured young people's imaginations. so there's been a huge interest in all our platforms at sky on this war, on this war. but what i've been really impressed by is how many young people have engaged...

And once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. my next two guests know all too well the dangers of covering the war in ukraine. on february 28th they were part of a team from sky news traveling trying to drive back to kyiv when the car was ambushed. they were minutes and minutes of bullets rattling the vehicle. stuart ramsay was wounded, dominique van heerden his senior producer was with him trying to get help. so they sat down with me a month later now that ramsay is recovered, gone through a

Terrifying footage released earlier this month showed Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay and his crew being shot at by Russian forces while in a car travelling towards Kyiv.

Senators Bill Cassidy, R-La., and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., introduced a resolution Wednesday expressing the United States’ gratitude for journalists who are risking their lives to report on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.