antonina, we hoe ou the ukrainian people. antonina, we hope you do — the ukrainian people. do manage to _ the ukrainian people. antonina, we hope you do manage to contact - the ukrainian people. antonina, we| hope you do manage to contact your family. we know so many people around the world will be watching with the same desperate fear, and we wish you the very best. thank you forjoining us today. our correspondent kasia madera, is on the poland—ukraine borderfor us now. you have been there for the last week. it looks like the numbers there are just increasing by the day. there are 'ust increasing by the da . , , ., ., day. the numbers are overwhelming. if ou think day. the numbers are overwhelming. if you think about _ day. the numbers are overwhelming. if you think about it, _ day. the numbers are overwhelming. if you think about it, over _ day. the numbers are overwhelming. if you think about it, over 1 _ if you think about it, over1 million people, at the moment the focus is on those who are predominantly coming to poland. nearly 800,000 people in the space ofjust over

salvador: sin embargo dÍas mÁs tarde, antonina recogiÓ el pequeÑo alex y se lo llevÓ.an sacarlo del paÍs. >> es oloroso lo que le estÁ pasando a ucrania como general a todos, los niÑos, pero mi nieto no tendrÍa que estar pasando por esa situaciÓn. salvador: el gobierno dijo que el departamento de estado estÁ al tanto del secuestro de un menor de edad en ucrania que involucra a ciudadanos estadounidenses. instamos a nuestros ciudadanos no viajar a ucrania. a pesar de la advertencia del estado, cÉsar viajarÁ a ucrania en los prÓximos dÍas, como voluntario de una organizaciÓn igualitaria para ayudar al paÍs hasta encontrar alex y traerlo a casa. patricia: se espera que la administraciÓn biden anuncie esta semana un plan para acelerar la llegada de algunos refugiados ucranianos a estados unidos. el plan permitirÍa que los mÁs vulnerables como activistas, periodistas y miembros de la comunidad lgbtq ingresan de manera segura este paÍs. tambiÉn acelerarÍa la reunificaciÓn de ucranianos con sus familias. leÓn: la oms lamento que varios paÍses de europa levantaron sus restricc

. >> antonina se encontraba con su madre, recogiÓ al pequeÑo y se lo llevÓ.ron sacarlo del paÍs.noni >> mi nieto no tendrÍa que estar pasando por esta situaciÓn. reportero: se dijo que el departamento de estado estÁ enterado de este caso. cÉsar viajarÁ en los prÓximos dÍas como voluntario para encontrar a su hijo y traerlo a casa. patricia: espera que la administraciÓn de bailÉn acelere la llegada de algunos ucranianos a estados unidos. los mÁs vulnerables podrÍan ingresar de manera segura a este paÍs. leÓn: la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud lamentÓ que se levantaron las precauciones por el covid— 19 y ahora ven un aumento los contagios. muchos creen que la pandemia se acabÓ y los expertos advierten justamente lo contrario >> el covid sigue entre nosotros. para lauren mÉndez sigue siendo parte esencial de su rutina. es el descenso en el nÚmero de casos que ha hecho que algunos sientan un falso sentido de seguridad. >> ha bajado la confianza tambiÉn. todavÍa no termina esta pesadilla. >> al principio el covid— 19 era una neumonÍa. ahora vemos que es una enfe

su esposa antonina de quien estaba separado al niño de la casa y se lo llevó a su país.o vivir acá tranquilo sabiendo que mi hijo está lá >>eso no sabe de su niño desde el 2 de marzo cuando es una videollamada. asegura que su ex reja y exonera y llevaron a la ciudad de mariupol, la ciudad más impactada por invasión rusa, y desde entonces sólo vive en vilo >>no hay agua, no hay gas para calentar la casa, no se insista pasando frío, hambre. >>para toda la familia ha sido muy iste. >>el departamento de estado de estados unidos intervino en el caso solicitando al gobierno ucraniano permitirá césar recuperar a su hijo. para la única opción dice es ir a ucrania como voluntario humanitario. >>quiero estar cerca y ver si se presenta una oportunidad. >>contactamos el departamento de estado de estados unidos para conocer el caso de estatus de el pequeño alexander sin recibir respuesta. césar planea ir esta semana para obtener un pasaporte, y luego una vez q lo tea viajará de iediato ucrania. >>en otras noticias una persona murió y 28 resultaron heridas durante una balacera en un c

we tried to love them as if they were ours, until their mothers and fathers could get here, said antoninajust used to teach the parents to teach the parents to look after the babies. now it's completely different. we take care of them. jeremy: and they were doing that , loving care for strangers babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear one out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. nada: as jeremy bowen said, what a way to start alike. as the brutality of this war gets worse day by day, i want to show you these pictures agai from love eve, a symbolic display illustrating the cost of war. there are 100 nine empty strollers lined up here in the central square, each representing a child who has died in this conflict. lviv has sheltered hundreds of thousands of peopl fleeing from other parts of ukraine, but today came under attack. jane reynolds is in the city -- james reynolds is in the city tonight. the mayor says no place is safe. what is the immediate concern now for residents and those 200,000 refugees who have come there? james:

antonina says staff sleep for an hour at a time. "it's very scary here," she says, "looking after these defenseless babies. we can only hope it's over soon." it may be over soon for leonard and his parents after the long train ride back to the polish border. >> i think i can later tell him what happened this time. maybe, i don't know. we risk our live for him, and that's it. >> that was charlie d'agata reporting. >>> now the journalist who was arrested after interrupting a russian newscast with an antiwar sign has appeared in public after being released from custody. that doesn't mean she is free from trouble. debora patta has the story. >> reporter: an extraordinary act of defiance in a country where there is zero tolerance for criticism of russia's war on ukraine. marina ovsyannikova, an editor for the state run channel one, bursting on to the set of the nightly newscast shouting "stop the war, no to war," and holding a sign saying don't believe propaganda, they are lying to you here, before the channel switched to a different rep

"we try to love them as if they were ours, "until their mothers and fathers can get here," said antoninaion: we just used to teach the parents - to look after the babies. now it's completely different. we take care of them. and they were doing that, loving care for strangers' babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear went out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. vladimir putin has praised russia's "unity" over what he calls the country's "special operation" in ukraine, and he thanked russia's military. his comments came in a public speech to a packed stadium in moscow. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, has sent us this report. "your president needs you," they'd been told — and they came. some with flags and fervour... russia! ..others with the letter z, that has been painted on military vehicles in ukraine. "i'm a patriot," says this woman. "if our government is fighting in ukraine, it must be necessary." not everyone was so excited at attending a kremlin rally. we have spoken to a few people who said they were either forced t

"we try to love them as if they were ours, until their mothers and fathers can get here", said antoninajust used to teach the parents - to look after the babies. now it's completely different. we take care of them. and they were doing that, loving care for strangers' babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear went out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. vladimir putin has praised russia's "unity," over what he calls the country's "special operation," in ukraine, and he thanked russia's military. his comments came in a public speech to a packed stadium in moscow. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg, has sent us this report. "your president needs you," they'd been told, and they came. some with flags and fervour. russia! ..0thers with the letter z that has been painted on military vehicles in ukraine. "i'm a patriot," says this woman. "if our government is fighting in ukraine, it must be necessary. " not everyone was so excited at attending a kremlin rally. we have spoken to a few people who said they were either forced to come her

"we try to love them as if they were ours, "until their mothers and fathers can get here", said antonina the parents to look| after the babies. now, it's completely different. we take care of them. and they were doing that — loving care for strangers' babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear went out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. the white house says president biden has warned china of the consequences if it gives support to russia in its war against ukraine. mr biden and his chinese counterpart xijinping discussed the war in a video conversation lasting almost two hours. beijing said that during the call, mr xi criticised the economic measures that the us and its allies have imposed on russia since the invasion, saying sanctions only hurt ordinary people. vladimir putin has praised russia's "unity" over what he calls the country's "special operation" in ukraine, and he thanked russia's military. his comments came in a public speech to a packed stadium in moscow. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg has sent us this report.

"we try to love them as if they are ours, until their mothers and fathers can get here", said antoninae just used to teach the parents - to look after the babies. we take care of them. and they were doing that, loving care for strangers' babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear went out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news kyiv. vladimir putin has praised russia's "unity," over what he calls the country's "special operation," in ukraine, and he thanked russia's military. his comments came in a rare public speech, to a packed stadium in moscow. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, has sent us this report. your president needs you, they had been told and they came. some with flags and fervour, others with the letter z that has been painted on military vehicles in ukraine. i'm a patriot says this woman, if our government is fighting in ukraine it must be necessary. not everyone was so excited at attending a kremlin rally. we have spoken to a few people who said they were either forced to come here by their employers or promised the day

this is how the uk is welcoming ukrainian refugees. 79—year—old professor antonina — she fled ukrainee on the street as well that would like to get in... others stuck outside in freezing temperatures. the situation is very difficult. because here is a crowd, and no order and no concrete answers. what's the scene there? how many people are there? it's really quite desperate. there is no system in place. it's quite clear that this place is understaffed quite severely, that there is absolutely no way that people who work here can process so many applications. so, it's not working. people are very frustrated, very angry. they have run out of patience. if this continues for much longer, it does feel like there will be riots. the only appointment i could book was for the 14th of march, a week away from now. wow, it looks like a very difficult situation. absolutely. it's really inappropriate to treat people who've not slept for days. unlike other european countries, the uk insists on visas. for security reasons, it says. but some tory mps were scathing about their own government. "get a grip

antonina says staff sleep for an hour at i atime. "it's very scary here," she says. "looking after these defenseless babies, we can only hope it's over soon." it may be over soon for leonard and his parents after the long train ride back to the polish border. >> i think i can later tell him what it's happened this time. maybe. i don't know. we risked our lives for him. >> reporter: the surrogacy industry in ukraine is thought to be one of the biggest in the world. it's one of the few countries to offer surrogacy to foreigners including americans. by some estimates there may be as many as 500 women carrying babies for foreign parents. norah? >> such an incredible story. charlie d'agata, thank you. there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news. >>> the breaking news on a ossible fourth covid shot for seniors. and authorities explain how they caught the suspect wanted in a string of attacks on homeless people. >>> and will turning back the clock soon be a thing of the part? most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects

antonina has a simple wish. in my old age, i only wanted peace and prosperity, she says.i like everything to be okay. but for now, it's not. so now what cities are dealing with is just the surge of refugees. there may be many more ahead and they are concerned that the ones that are coming are going to be here not for weeks or months, but months and years possibly. so the mayor here is saying, look, everybody take a breath, we are in this for a marathon. jake. >> miguel marquez reporting live from romania for us. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> breaking news. a deadly head-on crash involving a pickup truck and a van carrying a college golf team. investigators now say the driver of the pickup truck was just 13 years old. stay with us. turns out, michael buffer speaks like that all the time. and it turns out t the general is a quality i insurance compay that's been saving peoplple money for nearly 60 years. for a a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage, go with ththe general. with mucinex nightshift you've got powerful relief from your worst nighttime

"we try to love them as if they are ours, until their mothers and fathers can get here", said antonina parents - to look after the babies. now it's completely different. we take care of them. and they were doing that, loving care for strangers' babies in a war zone. but what a way to begin a life. the doctors in combat gear went out to collect another newborn. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. let's ta ke let's take a look at the video call between president biden... and his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, about the war in ukraine. according to chinese state media, mr xi said that both china and the us had a responsibility to ensure world peace. the chinese leader did not criticise russia for invading ukraine, and suggested the conflict was not solely moscow's fault. here's the white house press secretary. here's the white house press secretary-— here's the white house press secretary. the ma'ority of this call, as secretary. the ma'ority of this can, as l h secretary. the ma'ority of this call, as i think i secretary. the majority of this call, as i think you _ secretary. the majority of