. this is cn nn breaking news. hello and a warm welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm live in ukraine. eevacuations for the lucky few in mariupol offer hope for safe passage for those still there. they must survive the relentless shelling from russia as the kremlin looks for victory in the day ahead. >> in atlanta following the other top stories we are learning north korea has fired what appears to be a ballistic

missile. we will bring you the late-- wel bring you the latest in a live report from taipei. >> welcome to the show, it's 10:00 a.m. in the ukraine and for the first time, ukraine is accusing russia of blowing up bridges to prevent counter attacks in the nation's northeast we heard that in an update. we c we cannot verify the claim. we are keeping of course a close eye on any news coming out of the city of mariupol, as you can see on the map to the south. at least 50 civilians were successfully evacuated from the city's steel factory on friday. the russian military was seen to be escorting two buses taking

the evacuees to a town east of mariupol. as we have been showing you for the last few days in fact, the sprawling factory has been under constant shelling and bombardment, president zelenskyy said that he is pursuing diplomatic options for the safely evacuation of the soldiers inside. on friday, u.s. president joe biden announced $150 million in additional military aide, but warns that the u.s. is running low on what it is send without additional approval from congress. 200 soldiers have been trained to operate equipment that arrived in the region. on the latest on the dire situation in mariupol. >> reporter: a ukrainian soldier in shocked silence, his arm shredded and burned his vehicle hit by a shoulder grenade launcher. another victim in the bloody

battle for mariupol. the video a terrible reminder to those who have relatives still fighting there. holga has a husband fighting and anna's brother is there as well. it's so painful for me, people can't just be silent about the horrors happening there. they don't have days there. they are counting the minutes. anna said she fears for her brother who she said is deteriorating physically as he fights the russians inside the plant. he is very skinny. he is exhausted. his eyes have black bags, she said, he is in horrible condition, that is just physically, merntally he is unbelievably strong. they are all so motivated to tear the russians apart. russia is attacking from the ground and the sky. the devastation immeasurable. the human suffering incalculable, hundreds of civilians still stuck in fear

under the steel plant. this is the last ukrainian strong hold in mariupol. but russia is squeezing in on it. relentlessly bombing the place. even after a promise of a ceasefire to allow those trapped civilians to escape. >> translator: once again, the russians violated the promise of the truce and did not allow the evacuations of civilians who are hiding from the shelling in the basement in the plant. >> reporter: friday, a third rescue attempt got under way at least a dozen civilians, rescued, adding to the nearly 500 people freed. 21-year-old nicole was able to escape. pictures of her formerly happy life there devastate her. this is practicalally suicide, if i do, my heart shatters. you don't understand why. how at some point? on the other side of the battle, a russian soldier said talks are useless for a ceasefire, the war

has been on going for eight years for him. since the russians invaded and occupied cricrimea, now, terror rushes over another place and the bombs continue to fall. cnn kyiv. i want to show you the live pictures coming in to us. i believe they are coming in from moscow. victory day preparations as you can see, dress rehearsals in the center of moscow, which is now 10:00 a.m. in the morning and of course, victory day in the president putin has been used to project really as we see it over the years an image of strength for a large military parade and you are looking at really red square moscow where the kremlin is preparing for monday's parade. russia celebrates may 9th each year as the defeat of nazi germany in world war ii, this year stands in sharp contrast to

the military campaign that is next door in ukraine. and out of the images we have seen you, the steel plant is still besieged, it's been hammered for days on end. and you know, the success of course, has been questionable. putin's success. and the losses of the russian military very, very steep. yet the images no doubt that we will see tomorrow as we look at the live pictures coming in tuesday of the dress rehearsals will tell a very different story. at least that's what putin will want. the message he will want to convey at home. let's go get more on all of this. joining me now is a senior researcher in russian studies. you know, perfect timing having you hear, as we look at the live pictures we have heard so much in the last several weeks about russia's victory day on may 9th. this is supposed to be, you can correct me if i'm wrong. kind of a somber occasion, and

under putin, as we see the dress rehearsals, a show of strength and military hardware. take us through the significance for russia and putin? >> thank you, so, 9th of may, it's the day when russia celebrates victory of world war ii and as they call the experience from 1941-1945. i think to many westerners victory day probably does conjure up issues of military parades on red square, marching and sort of little children dressed up as soldiers. and certainly, as you very correctly stated, under president putin this has become a militaryistic and i suppose, commodified holiday. for many it still has the same purpose and the holiday of tears in your eyes.

the state and ordinary russians remember it differently. >> exactly, remembering the significance differently, apologiys i said that it was tomorrow, it's not tomorrow, it's monday. i have got my days mixed up being here. but let me ask you this. i mean, i have been hearing from officials here and we have been hearing from sources the russian generals are under pressure to deliver some sort of win or prize for putin on this day. do you, is that needed? does he need it? given what we are seeing in terms of the image he is trying to convey at home? >> firstly i'm not quite sure it's needed just because i suppose if i think about it in the uk context, i would think he was under pressure, but he does not live in the democratic context with the pressures on him. so, he does have a lot more freedom of maneuver, and of course, as well, he has the

whole state under his control. he can always manufacturer a win. and i think that others of course have been a lot of speculation about what might be announced. >> hm-mm. >> and i think that the only thing we can be sure of is there will be a however grotesque it may seem, there's going to be victory day in mariupol and that will look grotesque, the russian viewers won't see it, they will see it as oh, this is, or many of it will see it russia has liberated mariupol and now they are allowed to celebrate victory day. one of the big lies that the russian state has told people that in ukraine, you are not allowed to celebrate victory day and the veterans are beaten up and abused and spat on in the street. which is just nonsense. >> in that case, if that message is not needed, if clearly, what

everyone will be seeing is this, if he does not have to deliver any sort of win, as you said, who is this directed to? is this to the west? is this some sort of warning or show of force for the west? >> hm-mm, so, it is a bit, but it's always because, world war ii since 2012. especially since russia last invaded has become the central idea of russian identity, so, it's the state that has been adept at using the powerful cultural memory of world war ii and trying to cohere a sense of nation hood that russia has struggled with since the most soviet era. so it's one thing that can unite all russians. is that, their pride in the memory of world war ii and we see how powerful it is, in the way it's been used to discredit the ukrainians, who are

considered under a nazi government under the last eight years. there's that, certainly the appearance of the doomsday missile. i think that certainly is intended as a bit of a message to the west. this is also for the shoring up, domestic support as well. >> and you know, as i look at the images of the preps are under way for monday's victory parade, my mind takes me to the images that i have been seeing now, for weeks on end, of mariupol being bombarded relentlessly, it's a different image from the pomp that we are looking at now on the screen. and we have seen mariupol that russia is replacing road signs and putting up statues, we showed a woman holding a flag. does this help further his aims, you think? >> yes, i think it does, if we

are talking about domestically, although, even, i mean, one of the things that i think people under estimate is how powerful russian propaganda is, if you hear it, it's the consistency of it hammering away at you. as well, it will begin to take affect. the occupied territories of course, mariupol is in ruins. many, one of the first moves was to shut all of ukrainian television stations and replace them with russian stations. it's deliberate and it's difficult to know how it could be effective in mariupol given the scale of devastation. it's will be tragic and interesting to see how it works out. >> yeah, and that we have seen of course in 2014 as well. always great to get your insight. we could talk for hours about

this. the history behind it and the meaning and the propaganda, really appreciate you taking the time to speak to us and as we look at the live images coming in to us from moscow of the prep, the dress rehearsal for monday's parade, tune in for live coverage and we will have live coverage. troops and officials gather from 9:00 a.m. moscow, that is 7:00 a.m. in london and the parade is expected to get under way an hour later. and kim as you just saw from the live images, we are expecting another image, more images of putin trying show power, military power as well, an image like we heard from our guest just now, intended more propaganda purposes and clearly for the west. >> yeah, absolutely and i will be in fact having a guest talking about the russi fficati

of ukraine coming up in an hour. >> japan's defense ministry believes a projectile fired by north korea was a ballistic missile. repeated tests have been done, the most recent on wednesday. let's bring in will ripley, live in taipei, what more are we learning about it? >> reporter: so, you are right, there was a test on wednesday that the media never publicized, that was interesting. normally it's only 24 hours after the launch. that launch was near the north korean capital, this launch today, very interesting and noteworthy, it happened in the waters off of the coastal city. leading the united states and japanese and south korean intelligence agencies to assess that it's likely a submarine

launched ballistic missile. now, a submarine lunched ballistic missile is something that is particularly troubling for any country really that has a coastline. because unlike an icbm, where a launch can be detected ahead of time, an slbm, or submarine launch ballistic missile, they can roll up and basically fire almost like a surprise attack, if you will. granted north korea's submarine fleet is older and noisy and, far more loud technology than the stealth u.s. nuclear submarine fleet. but the fact that north korea is perfecting submarine missile technology and demonstrating it, keeps consistent with what kim jong-un has been doing throughout the year. he has been launching weapons at an unprecedented pace. this is the 14th test missile launch of 2022. that is more, kim, than 2020 and 2021 combined. and it comes less than two weeks after kim jong-un gave a speech

in a massive military parade on that country's military foundation day where he vowed to continue to grow the nuclear forces at the fastest possible speed. it's happening as there's another significant event on the horizon, u.s. military intelligence has been watching a test site that was shuddered for five years. i was there when they blew up the tunnel entrances and said it could never be repaired. guess what in t, they are repai it. they are believing a nuclear test will happen this month. it will be the seventh nuclear test. >> as you say, troublely implications there. great to get your insights on this story. thanks so. well, france's presidential inauguration will get under way. and we will look at the challenges that emmanuel macron will face for the second term.

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re-election. well, it was a tough night for boris johnson. after his conservative party lost hundreds of seats across the uk thursday. nationalist party looks set for a historic result. final votes are being tallied and the results are expected saturday. we have the story. >> reporter: it's been a brucing day for prime minister johnson. he has lost more than 300 seats in what was considered to be the first political test of the leadership since all of the scandals that beset his premiership, most notably party gate. the opposition won over 200 seats. it was not an unqualified success. it was announced that they will be looking in to whether or not he breeched covid-19 rules in

april of 2021. this could present political problems for starmer as he has built his bases against johnson for breaking covid-19 rules. this would see michelle o'neal take the role of first minister. and earlier, i spoke to the president of sinn fais fein if she felt that northern ireland was closer to reunification with the republic of ireland? >> within this decade, we will see constitutional change on the island of ireland and it's my absolute determination that that change will be entirely peaceful and entirely democratic and orderly. so, we have been saying to the go. in dublin and indeed in london, that the preparation for constitutional change in ireland needs to begin now, there will

be no prize for anybody irrespective of their political stripe for burying their head in the sand. we need to be aware of the immense economic and social and cultural opportunities that will be afforded to us, to the island of ireland and to us as an island nation in the coming years and i really want us to grasp those opportunities and for everybody who calls this island home to benefit from that change. >> so, while it's a historic night their northern ireland, it's a potentially decisive one for johnson and starmer, he has built his career on being a proven election winner. this puts him in danger. if starmer can bolter it with success, there could be a better showing in the next general election. >> cnn, london.

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welcome back. more, evacuations are planned today from the steel plant in mariupol, where the city's last ukrainian defendants have been holed up now for weeks along of course with civilians. the ukrainian and russian officials say 50 civilians were rescued on friday, president zelenskyy said he is working on diplomatic options in the hopes of getting soldiers out safely as well. this as ukraine's military said russian forces have begun to

blow up bridges east to slow the counter offenses, and ukraine said fewer offensive actions over the past few days could indicate a pause before russian forces launch a new phase. meanwhile, u.s. president joe biden have announced 150 million dollars in additional military aide for ukraine on friday. but he warns the u.s. is running low on what it can send without additional approval from the congress. and i want to take you now to bucharest, the u.s. first lady jill biden arrived a short time ago in romania's capital, it's the first day of a four-day trip that will see her next trip to slovakia. she will spend time with families displaced by russia's war on the ukraine. and we will see biden meet with romania's first lady. biden is educated and kept her job as an english teacher at a local college during her tenure.

more than 850,000 refuges from ukraine, slovakia, nearly 400,000, not nearly as many as poland. both countries are straining to meet the needs of the influx. these images are coming from the capital, bucharest as first lady jill biden there. as soon as we get more pictures we will of course bring them to you. well, even though governments around the world have warned the citizens against traveling to ukraine to fight, some foreign nationals have decided to go anyway. i spoke with two former u.s. marines and a former canadian sergeant and they described the decision and the challenges they face. for weeks now, the volunteer fighters have been defending a country that is not their's.

>> the two canadiens tell us from their experiences with one particular unit the ukrainian forces they have been fighting along side on the front lines are ill-equipped and cut off from resources. >> specifically nato municions and military and howlitzers or tanks or even like m-wrap type vehicles. anything like that. it's nowhere on the front. >> reporter: they say they have fought near kyiv and in the east. where russian troops have strengthened their presence. >> so they would push here. send troops, massive column on the main road, push them here. >> reporter: this video filmed

by them shows the challenging terrain. >> it's just fields as far as the eye can see. with nothing but open ground and next to zero concealment. >> reporter: a battleground without the right equipment can be deadly. the former canadian armed forces sergeant tells me. >> it's a miracle. straight up miracle that we are still alive. >> you have to be a tank or artillery or a aircraft right now to fight in the eastern front. >> reporter: so far the u.s. has approved more than $3 billion in military assistance to ukraine. the equipment than these former u.s. marines say they have not seen. >> the stuff from these packages need to get to the front. they do. >> reporter: so much so they are being teased about it. >> we would have guys coming up

to us with google translate, where are the howlitzers, where is biden's help? where is nato's help? >> reporter: last month the pentagon sent military gear and equipment were getting to ukraine between 24 and 48 hours after it was shipped. but the u.s. was transferring it to ukrainian hands and not dictating how fast they get it to the front line or what unit gets them. these fighters had just one glimpse of one front line. but they are not alone in thinking that ukraine's military remains desperately out gunned. >> both parts, it's one side has nothing. and it's doing everything they can. and the other side has everything and they are too afraid to do anything with that. >> reporter: despite the challenges of the battlefield, they are returning to the front line. moved by ukraine's fighting

spirit. >> the ukrainians are giving it their all and they are doing it every day, every minute. every single hour. >> reporter: meanwhile, he is staying away from the front lines after learning he is going to be a father. c they fight for freedom in a foreign land. and we have reached out to ukrainian defense ministry for comment on the claims that you heard thereof the foreign fighters featured in my story that military aid is not reaching the front lines in the northeast of the ukraine and why it hasn't, well, we have yet to receive a response. but this week, defense secretary lloyd austin said the u.s. weapons being provided are being put to quote, very good use. we will stay on top of the story for you. after the break, a major development in the man hunt for an alabama inmate and corrections officer, what authorities are saying after finding that get away car. we will have the latest for you after a short break.

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well, they are the most successful athletes in their respective sports. quarterback tom brady and f-1 driver lewis hamilton and they sat down with us ahead of miami's grand prix and this joint interview they talk about what it takes to achieve legendary status, above and beyond simply winning. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i've been coming out here for years. and having to explain what formula 1 is about, for so long. like a broken tape. you know, like a parrot.

and i never understood knowing how going to tom's games and going to watch the nba, and knowing how amazing the fan base is out here, it was so passionate about sport in this country. and then, not understanding why they are not connecting with our sport, part of it is because we, at one stage we didn't have one grand prix here, and then we only had one, and now we are expanding. i'm excited to see everyone, it's like it's our super bowl. >> what have you seen in each other that propelled you to greatness? >> i look at tom, and he is such an icon and legend. how he is able to do what he does time and time again, year on year. i don't think that enough people can appreciate that. and it's understandable. tom is the only one in his sport that does it. and so, i look to him as, for inspiration in terms of how can i do that? how can i raise my bar and be a better teammate? it's qualities that i have

learned from watching tom. and i think what we have in common is that shear grit and focus that drive to be better year. you know, better than you were yesterday. and precision. >> there you go. attention to detail. >> yeah, the precision, man -- it's whoa! >> can you relate to that? >> i think as i have become a fan of f-1 and watching lewis compete, it's ultimate team work. everyone thinks it's just lewis and the car. he recognizes it's everyone behind the scenes that are allowing him to be successful as well. and i have seen him when he wins and he gives credit to everyone. and i have seen it when he loses, you know, how he doesn't, there's never blame associated with it too. so i feel like our best moments in life come when we are facing, you know, our most difficult challenges. >> both of you, iconic, high level of operation for a decade or more. so, right, what keeps you going? what drives you?

what is it? >> for me, it's always just been trying to -- i feel like nobody cares about what you did in the past. you have to be motivated to be your best this year. everyone is showing up to buy season tickets for this season, not for what happened last year, or two seasons ago. i feel like people want to see me do great. they follow their sports heroes and favorite sports teams, they want to see the thrill of victory. when i make the commitment to play, it's an all encompassing commitment. i want to go out and perform at my best, and it requires a year round effort to do that. it's challenging as you get older. things change in life. your life when you are 25 is different than 35, which, i look at 35 and i think, man, my life was so simple at 35 and now, at 45, there's so many more unique challenges to it and i still got to put my time and energy where it needs to be. i feel like when hits football season, you know, that's where

my, it's always been my first love and it's just amazing to still have the ability to go out and compete. >> both of you have pulled off incredible fetes throughout your career, tom p greatest comeback in super bowl history. when your back's against the wall, and lewis will get to you as he will when adversity strikes, where does your mind go? how do you rise to that moment? >> everyone wants to win. it's a tough competition, when i am losing i focus on how do i just get back in the game? you know, i always feel like, you know, i think of the super bowl in 2016 against atlanta, we were down 25 points. you cannot score 25 points in one touchdown. you have to just chip away and then you have to get yourself in striking distance. it comes with a lot of p you know, great plays and great confidence in what you are doing. i have done it long enough where there's no part of the game where i feel like we are ever out of it. i think we have a shot until the clock says 0-0, we don't always

win and that is part of sports. >> lewis, back against the wall, how does your team rally in the moments? >> as tom was saying. success is a great thing. when you are riding a wave of success, that's one of thing. but when you stumble, when you fall, when you -- when there's a large group of punish and there's 2,000 people on my team and on the race weekend, there's just under 100 people, we all feel it and we have responsibilities to pick each other up and it's through the difficult times that's we grow stronger and closer and we pull tighter and dig deeper than we ever thought that -- you know, they say, you have to dig deep. but you can always dig deeper and go that bit further and i love that. that common sharing that kind of common goal with your teammates. because, you know, no matter how many days or how much work it takes to get there, when you finally do, it's the greatest feeling. and so, that's what we are seeking all the time, and i know i have watched some of tom's games. watching him do that.

coming back from the toughest times where your head is in your hands and you are like, i don't know how i'm going to pull it back together and he pulls out the magic from somewhere. so i think it's the ultimate belief inside that we have as athletes that it can be done. that belief inside that you are great and that you can do this. >> inspiration nfor all of us. i will be back with more news after a quick break, please do stay with us.

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this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. we're following two breaking news story this is hour, each tied to grand spectacles taking place in their nations' capitals. in paris, ceremonies are set to get under way soon for the inauguration of emmanuel macron for his second term. guests and dig nitaries will be