christina has been in constant contact with her family and friends. ah. ready nay, us k t all the higher that i think in my own life in the morning she saw that they would say, leary, how lube is, and hark is we 1st made contact with him just after the war started. he's an avid soccer fan with a munich or amsterdam hardly any stadium was too far for him and his wife victoria, during peacetime, but then they became trapped in an air raid shelter in his hometown. definitely they're not only hitting military targets here, but regular apartment buildings as well. we can't even go out to get a breath of fresh air. forgive them. he and his wife stayed in this seller and central hark of together with their neighbors and their dogs and cats. i've ever split you, i'm from. we're hoping our partners will help us to stop these idiots with these enemies you up at the water. here harker has been under siege. many civilians were said to have been killed during the previous night. of the war, full of them was always of the michel hotter for you. we stay in the bomb shel

christina has been in constant contact with her family and friends. ah. ready the higher but i think about it all life in the morning. she said that they said they're very hollow bits. and hark is we 1st made contact with him just after the war started. he's an abbot soccer fan with munich or amsterdam. hardly any stadium was too far for him and his wife to toria during peace time. but then they became trapped in an air raid shelter in his hometown. ah, they're not only hitting military targets here, but regular apartment building as well. we can't even go out to get a breath of fresh air for them. he and his wife stayed in the cellar and central hark of together with their neighbors and their dogs and cats at once, and we're hoping our partners will help us to stop these idiots. these enemies you up at the water here harkins has been under siege. many civilians were said to have been killed during the previous night. both of them. so we stay in the bomb shelter because so many saboteurs are at work in the laying booby traps, e and killing people in the s

and christina and her partner fled, taking the train to leave. they left their home and their relatives behind and harker along with all their plans and dreams laid waste by putin's war a young marketing expert. christina is not only worried about her own future, but about the future of her country. i just pray that when it will be larry, there will be no ukraine. our now we're back. that's my biggest care out. i really built our country casa. i love it very much. after arriving and levine, she tried to focus on the positive it was the most hated. one o this so we can. i have a normal food and out wash my hair and eyes. so this but the happiness was short lived. christina soon began to feel guilty and blamed herself for leaving her family. and hark is i think most oh because i have a wife. why? so if you give me an acquaintance, sent to christina photos of people in harkey of trying to keep themselves supplied with the bare necessities. christina has been in constant contact with her family and friends. ah. ready to the higher but i think about i

christina, was born and raised in harkins. 21 year old. had built a life fair together with her partner. the war took them in so many others by surprise. i talk and it started sooner. my phone was in lori as to why now, right. my day i called me and i feel like, oh, i got my, my dad called me maybe why stars ha ha. and really what starts and christina and her partner fled, taken the train to leave. they left their home and their relatives behind and harko, along with all their plans and dreams laid waste by prudence war a young marketing expert. christina is not only worried about her own future. good about the future of her country. i just try that. when it will be larry, there it will be. no, you're creating are now. we're back. that's like biggest care of that. i really built our country casa. i like very much after arriving in the view, she tried to focus on the positive it was the most have his one 0 this week and i have a normal food and out wash my hair. and i said, i know fantastic. and in height, if you can do this. but the happin

what a date this is christina . you were right. quite like ah-ah-ah.i, as you told me more. thank you in general and you will go with you at night. you can't drive a car. so i 'll take you. may i come with you? oh please. listen, i'm sorry honey, i got an urgent call. i'm a criminal on the spot, because baby, i was worried if you leave me, i'll stab you myself. let's go already. your mother maksimovich's heart didn't spit out her sticking up you don't like it here i'm lying again you don't like it. let's go then, slaughtered all the dog. do not forget. here she is. move over. around the finger dump of the head ends our animal novel with you mask mask new season anonymous detective finale tomorrow at 20:00. buy daily, where it is convenient, this is an opportunity pay for purchases on websites and applications with any sberbank card works. pay for purchases on the internet without entering card details quickly and safely. payment is made through the sberbank application. online data will remain securely protected. continue to pay for purchases on the in

offer frees-term hous shos d al 0,000 gene: christina ruffini, thank you. earlier today we sat down with republican senator mitt romney. he serves on the foreign relations committee, and we asked him about the war in ukraine. with the president speaking there on capitol hill tonight, are you worried that vladimir putin could try to upstage him and launch a deadly attack on ukraine's capital of kyiv? >> well, there's no way of predicting what kind of illogical things vladimir putin will do. his invasion of ukraine doesn't make a lot of sense. i think long term, you have to see that this is a very bad decision on his part. so i don't rule anything out. but i think it's more likely that we're going to be focused on our country and what president biden has to say about how we're going to rethink the commitments and the priorities we have in our country. >> o'donnell: is there anything that the u.s. can do to stop vladimir putin? >> well, vladimir putin has put himself on a course where the people who will stop him are the people of ukraine. we want to help them

christina coleman fox news. stay plugged into developments in ukraine, with our app and website are online coverage includes a look at the reunion of ukrainian bomb with her daughters at san francisco international airport. four american marines were killed in norway during a nato exercise not related to the russian invasion of ukraine, the norwegian prime minister announced the service members died when their osprey aircraft crashed last night. bad weather was reported in the area, but the exact cause is under investigation. the marines were taking part in a nato exercise called cold response. it involves 30,000 international troops from 27 countries. search crews spotted the wreckage and confirmed the deaths earlier this morning. the identities and the hometown to the marines have not been released. new attend. the concord police department is investigating what it calls a fatal crash that triggered a power outage earlier this evening. the crash happening around 5 38 more lane and new orleans street. that area

that's when christina says the man died in her arms.ontra costra county sheriff's department has not yet confirmed the eye witness statements or responded to our request for comment. now, christina says she didn't get a good look at the shooter but did believe it was a man and gave all of her information to investigators late this afternoon. nbc bay area news. >> that is a a traumatizing wednesday afternoon. thank you very much. >>> so, how does $400 sound to ease gas frustrations? newsom announcing how a gas price rebait would work. the state would give $400 to every car owner in california and if there are two cars, $800. the state could spend as much as $11 billion for the proposal. they'll meet with the legislature to negotiate it in the next coming days. >> bart has reinstated the only black member of its board of directors. bart said she moved out of her district. simon said she asked the agency and was told her new address was still within district boundaries. bart now says it has talked to lawyers who specialize in election law.

like they are trying to sweep it under the rug and they are trying to not address it >> reporter: christinadistrict and pulled christian out of southlake school. the district did not respond for numerous comments if the federal government finds violations carroll schools could be forced to implemen new diversity training that process could take months or even years, something christina says her family cannot afford to wait and see. >> some days are really still fficult. he's working really hard to overcome but the good days are just so thankful for every day because we almost didn't have anymore with him >> what gave you the bravery to talk about this >> mainly just being able to know that other people in this school district if they are listening to this that they'll be able to actually see like that there will be some good in this world. >> reporter: antonia hylton, nbc news, southlake, texas >>> up next, honoring the women standing strong in ukraine. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test >>> on th

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do you know what he did, he ate christina? lord christina this is who our daughter and 300 euros paid, by the way, no, everything is put to sleep, when you have nothing to argue, well, we can not give up a healthy one-year-old dog. and if so, remove the inspection so much is not worth the payment. we have through the cashier, as you know. if you do not want to help, then we will solve the problem in a different way. give the dog back, that's nice. well, this is a video. well, where else is he a dog in a communal apartment, and then the child will appear. ah, you can't be like that. sentimental nowadays. well, head two ears lie lie lie with you? listen, my classmate. vanya is extremely von the dog handler works in the ministry of emergencies, i will call him, you will save the hero of people with us. i don't want to be empress, long-awaited premium. ra, is it possible to allow baba ruse to rule everything can cause confusion? you should be on the throne now, not she to remove it and quickly. for great love, how much you and i a

lisa have them with a christina. it isn't with maybe a bomb with the, with a ah, like most of degrees and villages. the settlement of alexandra go was under the terms of uminski courts supposed to have been quiet, separated from each of the warring sides by several kilometers. instead, the wall literally came to the settlement streets, along with ukrainian soldiers, who in contravention of those same agreements, continued their offensive. joseph, like wal mart, tell us coast or a new phone. i just thought it was, i suddenly bitterly a with me it was it on a daily with somebody to. she was with a several years month by month the ukrainian army was closing in on alexandra until they occupied the outskirts of the settlement in the media. and kia proudly referred to the tactic of eliminating the neutral zone as a creeping offense in the ukrainian army sees nothing wrong with the offensive. continuing, contrary to the peace agreements in place, a and she didn't put it in the midst of the most of them. i just looked at it

when we drove off, christina's phone wasn't working. we had to point out the border. she made it safely to her destination. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings" we'll check in with tony dokoupil who's reporting from poland at a busy border crossing. he spoke with dozens of families escaping the war this ukraine. >>> back home, at least seven people were killed when several tornadoes touched down in iowa. two children under the age of 5 were among those killed in the state's deadliest storm in nearly 14 years. multiple people were hurt. the twisters ripped through areas of south des moines saturday. dozens were homes were destroyed. at one point about 10,000 people lost power. >> it's hard to think about when something like this happens because you just don't know like where to start. that's the big question, where do you start, what do you do with all this stuff now. >> the tornadoes tore through 100 miles of land with speeds up to 138 miles per hour. >>> fast-moving wildfires are burning across the florida panhandle this morning forcing the evacuation of more than 1,100 homes

hello christina. and how are you, and what are you doing, and you left so quickly. i'm sorry, i have a job. i had an urgent call. okay, i won't bother you, and igor yes, and you're free tonight. no, that is, right? i wanted to go to a cafe, come on. and so i was going to invite, anywhere and so matched. hello elena nikolaevna guys. come to my lab. i'll show you something. i got information about your new girlfriend. what information is christina registered in psychiatry? there's a whole bunch of mental illness. well, in general, it is not dangerous, but there are outbursts of rage aggression. you make sure that dangerous objects do not get into her hands. for example, knives, forks, scissors, ropes, in general, it’s better not to communicate with her. you are still a wife. mine was about to do it. by the way, that's literally soon and absolutely not why. it fist mark without ultraviolet light, it was not visible, so they only found the gang now, i don’t know, remember, you were arrested, remember the thief named stop by, please. i will no longer drive this samovar.

sandoval: solicitamos una entrevista con christina lÓpez.o quiero... yo no quiero nada. sandoval: una familia que jamÁs podrÁ llenar el vacÍo de su ausencia. fernandez: lo Único que sÍ quiero es que los agarren y los encierren y que paguen lo que hicieron, pero no por castigo por ellos. no, lo que quiero es que otras madres no sufran lo que yo estoy sufriendo. janiot: quÉ dolor para esta mamÁ. christina lÓpez pagÓ su fianza y espera el juicio programado para el mes de abril. su abogado argumenta que los cargos que enfrenta son en retaliaciÓn porque su clienta ganÓ la mayor demanda en la historia de esa ciudad. calderÓn: y por su parte, patricia, la fiscalÍa califica este alegato como una mentira y afirma estar buscando la vÍa legal para que devuelva el dinero de la indemnizaciÓn. locutor: ella asegura que las autoridades ocultaron informaciÓn para evitar que se hicieran pÚblicas las consecuencias de una persecuciÓn en la frontera. >> o sea, ¿que usted se dio cuenta porque alguien le dijo que alguna autoridad le habÍa comunicado a usted que s

cbs' christina ruffini is i cbs' christina ruffini is in poland near the border with ukraine. >> reporteru.s. secretary of state went to ukraine today, at least technically. in a show of solidarity, he met with ukrainian foreign minister kuleba at the ukrainian border and walked across the boundary as a show of reporting. secretary blinken went to a significant center where 3,000 refugees are staying. he said the whole world is inspired by what ukrainians are doing and united against russia. russian attacks on ukraine have sent shock waves through europe and nowhere have people felt it more than here in poland where more than 700,000 refugees have fled. he spent several hours with refugees at that border crossing today. little kids, mothers with babies, even the family dogs were all waiting outside in the cold to load on toed about to take them to the next stops. now, adriana, some of the families we spoke to had a destination in mind, but many were looking for any place to get out of the cold. >> diaz: christina ruffini in poland, thank you. the u.s. and international allies today also f

christina, thanks so.so, how did you come about this idea of closing your doors and come up with these care packages? packages >> morning, kimberly. great to be here. indeed, just five weeks ago, this restaurant was operating as a restaurant. and as soon as the war broke out, the owners of the restaurant decided that they had to do something. to help the ukrainians in need and to -- i joined as soon as the war broke out. came here and started volunteering. today, we have delivered 30 trucks of humanitarian aid to ukraine. and it's been phenomenal. we've had such a great community support. the community generosity has been immense. there's people coming in and out, every single day. we have over 150 volunteers rotating, in and out every single day. and i'm very, very privileged to be involved in this grassroots initiative. >> that's extraordinary. 30 trucks. the gist of that seems quite overwhelming. >> it's incredible. but we have contacts on the ground in ukraine. we have skills, experience and heaps of e

christina law should to the thought that was bought that you put the list for the national almost at the will to do a fish washed on. look at that level years. i just the full legit which are shot, but much morale let linear district you know, and you say that i mean you put somebody somebody was good to hear that you know because we're listening this which is someplace there's done a little bit in shadows for greens kiera young like you prescribing and he gave us to just deal with them neutral and then you would you know we a fuel with by then food stores were no longer operating in the city. the people, tired of bombardments looting and endless mop ups spoke openly of the hatred of keith in the presence of ukrainian soldiers. a large la, but with a, with almost all that your school was actually with a bunch of with them on a, [000:00:00;00] with a, with a, a b a, and you're with a do it and, and asia, when you bring it in watching your brains with a, with following a short rest, by fighting with you of deliberating, goals, the militia, when for to both of you, my brother, a little

christina lives all animals, but her action favorite or the 4 year old slid, the war and ukraine with her mother. sophia, their journey ended here and the poles city of crocker. i had to leave because it was dangerous for my child until the war. i was very heavy there we haven't. i had a lot of plans there. i like to do our knee and i like come rack is like a like a tourist not like a refugee. so christina spends her days here at the doctor, henry jordan, you center that has a special program for the new arrivals. you korean kids are looked after, they are served meals, and most of the kids can be cute with other people help us a lot and they support the us and they are ready to help us to give a lotto for things for gospel free. but i feel myself better when i know that i am independent person. the attack on neighboring ukraine has brought upon a strong wave of solidarity with people all over poland, pitching and, and trying to help the just like here and cracow. the city of cracow always had ukrainian influence prior to the war, more than 100000 people of crating descent lived here.

she joins us from the newsroom with reaction to all of this new attend alyssa christina. family members are devastated. they tell me they reported sofia missing after getting a strange phone call from her mother, saying she couldn't handle the girl anymore and had to give her away. the mother was already in custody at the santa rita jail for a warrant linked to child abuse. when she was arrested this morning for murder. video shows sofia mason in happier times, having fun at the park and playing her guitar. i am a money now. family members believe eight year old sofia was killed. the hayward girl has not been seen in weeks and a body of a child was found at her mother's boyfriend's home in merced. authorities have not released an identity. but sofia's mom, 30 year old samantha johnson, was arrested on suspicion of murder. her boyfriend, dante jackson, is on the run mostly shock and disappointment and anger. because this could have been totally avoided. melanie verlaat de is sofia's cousin. she said there were signs of trouble for years we knew and had reported to cps and

they haven't even seen it yet, christina. for updates on this case, and hopefully they can find that attacker greg liggins life and daily city, greg. thank you. heart stanley andrews, first homicide of the year, taking place outside a bar just before midnight around 11. 40 officers were called to report of a shooting at tunas cocktails located at 1 55 hilton center, way. officers say upon arrival, they found a person on the ground outside the bar, suffering from several gunshot wounds were told officers provided emergency life saving measures until the victim could be taken to the hospital. but that person did not survive now san leandro police releasing this statement following the shooting, it says, quote any crime involving gun violence and loss of life or investigated with the utmost urgency. our department is making it our top priority to bring the shooter to justice. in san jose. police are investigating yet another deadly hit and run crash. this one involving a motorized scooter. it happened before two a.m. in the area

hi, christina.ities detained griner for allegedly having vaped cartridges with cannabis and the incident happened in february. yesterday customs released edited security video of what appears to be griner being screened at the airport. if she's found guilty she could face up to ten years in a russian prison. she's reportedly been in custody for at least 3 weeks. russia is conducting their investigation into the matter as they continue to wage war on ukraine and escalate tension with the u.s. and other countries. and britney guideliner's hometown of houston texas congresswoman jackson lee is demanding russia release her from custody. >> she has a history of olympic gold medals and i believe that at this time in the midst of war how dangerous it is to be in moscow, how dangerous it is to be in moscow prison with over 6,000 potentially protestors that moscow has now arrested because they were protesting the war, it is no place for her. christina: brittney griner is one of wnba players that competes in

we begin with christina coleman live in los angeles she has the latest there, christina. >> hi jon, ition a lot. i cannot tell you how many times i have spoke to people here who told me they are sick and tired of these gas prices. they say it is too expensive. you can see it right there at $6.39 a gallon. today the national average in the california tops that by more than a dollar. the ban on imported oil and other energy sources from russia shaky global energy market continues to drive up these gas prices. so governor gavin newsom is proposing a new plant that includes offering $400 debit cards for up to two vehicles to car owners and free public transportation for three months. the plan would have to be approved by the legislature. >> out direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address that the issue of gas prices. not only here in her statement across this country. >> some industry experts say newsom's plant will lead to more inflation. also california bob on the highest estates gas attacks is in the nation at 51 cents per gallon. many democrat safes need

what's next for you and your family, christina?, i plan to do lessons in english as before. first, i need to find my family. right now, all my thoughts are in mariupol with my family. >> christina, good luck to you and your family, we hope they're okay. good luck to your sweet little daughter. we will stay in close touch with you if we can help in any way, please don't hesitate to ask. good luck, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. thank you too. >> thank you. we'll be right back. ere. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tecech vo: that's service that fits your schedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ get ready for next level entertainment. apple tv+ is now on xfinity. howdy y'all. with new apple original series and movies added every month... ...there's always something new to discover. and right now, you can get 3 months of apple tv+ free when you sign up. just say “try apple tv+” to get started. it's a movement. with xfinity, it's a way better way to watch

christina herself too very cool showed at junior age. but here's the last season and a half.sports is too good, but nevertheless, now she is showing herself great at the finish line, but nevertheless it’s nice that she is from the moscow region and i send my regards to dmitry the defended moscow region. and now, please, new stars are being born with us, so everything is ahead of us and in the moscow region. there are also strong athletes, and we follow them and cheer them up. well, here we have the third result shows now, apparently, anastasia no. is this alena baranova with us, is it the third one or not? still, probably, evgeny rudomeva pressure, but a loser. and here, alena baranova, who literally lost some centimeters to her at the finish line , is out, but our region, dear friends, is an olympic champion, the owner of the social overall world cup standings, the owner of the swell, so the search, of course, was not there for one year. of the big crystal globe of russia of the russian federation , please tell everyone yulich, pavlovich yes, we they recently talked about he

either, christina yes, we were not expecting much from this system . and in some areas, this system really fizzled out mainly just a cloudy day across parts of the bay area, especially up in the north bay, but still some measurable rain to show you here taking a look at a few sites for you, ben loman picking up the most. it's not much just over 1/10 of an inch half moon bay 0.11 san jose at the airport close to 1/10 of an inch in those numbers really dwindling down for santa rosa. nevado fremont and conquered could not find measurable rainfall in downtown san francisco in the sierra. this is a snow producer . in fact, they have a winter weather advisory today. this was the scene from south lake tahoe. earlier this afternoon, so it's nice to see a little bit more accumulations in the snowpack, not a major deal there, but they have a winter weather advisory in place for today in the sierra . here is the radar coverage over the past few hours. you can see that they see the activity kind of favoring the central and southern half of the region. and there yo

christina, thanks. arthel: meanwhile back in ukraine, civilians evacuations are stopped from areas of heavy fighting including cities in the south. refugees packing all they can carry the desperate scramble to escape the russian onslaught. mike tobin is live in western ukraine with more. mike. >> the southeastern part of the country, they've been hammered for days by rockets and artillery. russian army lays siege. this is a key important part because it's a component gaining access but the people there, civilian casualties are said to be severe. the people surviving have gone without food and water and without power for now days. part of cease-fire agreement was to open humanitarian order for the people and variable as well as rocker to get out of there from other people could make it through where the nuclear power plant was located but before these people could get on the road as soon as cease-fire went into effect there was new shelley, all the people who thought they had the chance to escape had to

i'm mike mibach and i'm christina rendon. oakland police say that ceasefire will continue to be the primary approach to deal with gun violence and for people who are not getting the message to put down their weapons. there will be consequences. heather holmes is in our newsroom now with more details on a briefing with the police chief and mayor this afternoon, heather well, christina chief, armstrong said that enforcement operations are ramping up with dozens of weapons being taken off the streets. the chief said the department is looking towards full implementation of its ceasefire strategy. the decade old program aims to stop violence by offering intervention and support to individuals and groups most likely to be involved with crime. the chief said. this follows a challenging year in 2021 when the city saw 100 and 34 homicides. that's up from 78 in 2019 before the pandemic, chief armstrong said that ceasefire has recovered 35 guns so far this year. sweeps are targeting people have taken part in the program but are still en

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christina asked that we don't show her face. also feel the need to help these russian families, why? the russian relatives who have called this hot line say they haven't heard from their soldiers since the invasion. the hot line, which russian families have found on social media or through word of mouth gave cnn exclusive recordings of a number of the calls. what are some of the calls that stick out to you that you remember the most? these are the notes from one of the calls, and in fact, this call came from the united states. the relative of a young russian soldier trying to find him. she told the ukrainians that his parents are no longer alive, that the grandmother in russia is quite sick. we have his birthday, he is just 23 years old, and he was last known to be in crimea, right before the invasion. now, the ukrainians don't have any information on him, but if they do find him or get some information, they can then call his aunt back in the united states. data from the hot line shows thousands of calls not just from all acros

>> brennan: christina, thank you. go to the united nations high commissioner for refugees. he is at a refugee shelter at the ukrainian polish border. hi, commissioner. you have set this is the fastest moving refugee exodus since world war ii. what are the numbers now? what are you seeing? >> as of today, we have passed the terrible mark of 1.5 million refugees, and this is in 10 days. essentially from ukraine into five neighboring countries, the bumk here in poland, where i am now. if i think of past cases, i cannot think of a faster exodus of people, not since the end of the second world war, i would think. >> brennan: what are you seeing in terms of the state that people are showing up at these shelters in? what do they need? >> men of military age, which is 18 to 60, cannot leave the country. they have to stay there to defend their country. so it is mostly women, children, elderly, many disabled people. they are, above all, frightened, traumatized. these are people until just a few days ago had a perfectly normal l

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christina lamb, pashtana, and others.i think this was the fastest 19 minutes on record, given the quality and the pace of the discussion. i'm very grateful to the audience for their repeated questions, and for raising the consciousness on this very important issue of how we can help afghanistan and how high the opportunity cost is of inaction in helping the people of afghanistan, not necessarily e a florida rabbi and a securities expert. >> the meeting will come to order. the chair will -- is allowed to declare the subcommittee and recess at any point. good morning, everyone. i want to thank you for joining me for this important hearing. thank you to our witnesses for joinus

christina lamb, pashtana, and others.i think this was the fastest 19 minutes on record, given the quality and the pace of the discussion. i'm very grateful to the audience for their repeated questions, and for raising the consciousness on this very important issue of how we can help afghanistan and how high the opportunity cost is of inaction in helping the people of afghanistan, not necessarily the government. thank you for joining us and thank you inspector general john sopko for your time and to the panel for their time. i will see you soon. a texas rabbi recounted to lawmakers being held hostage for ten hours to lawmakers. the story was part of a virtual hearing conducted by two homeland security subcommittee's. -- >> the subcommittees on emergency preparedness, recovery and response, and intelligence and counter-terrorism, will now come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the subcommittees in recess at any

. >> christina ruffini, thank you. >>> well, earlier today, we sat down with republican senator mitt romney. he serves on the foreign relations committee, and we asked him about the war in ukraine. with the president speaking there on capitol hill tonight, are you worried that vladimir putin could try to upstage him and launch a deadly attack on ukraine's capital of kyiv? >> well, there's no way of predicting what kind of illogical things vladimir putin will do. his invasion of ukraine doesn't make a lot of sense. i think, long-term, you have to see that this is a very bad decision on his part. so i don't rule anything out. but i think it's more likely that we're going to be focused on our country and what president biden has to say about how we're going to rethink the commitments and the priorities we have in our country. >> is there anything that the u.s. can do to stop vladimir putin? >> well, vladimir putin has put himself on a course where the people who will stop him are the people of ukraine. we want to help them with additional elements, with food and supplies. that is gettin

ambassador to ukraine christina cavine. american government say to americans who are volunteering for combat in ukraine? >> we encourage all americans not to travel to ukraine right now, and those americans who are in ukraine to leave ukraine because it is not safe. >> reporter: closer to the border, however, we caught up with bipartisan leaders of the house foreign affairs committee, congressman gregory meeks and michael mccaul, who had just seen the war's human toll up close. how do each of you feel about our fellow countrymen joining the fight there? >> i think that what they see and what people around the world see is democracy is at stake. as president zelenskyy said to us, this is not just a fight for ukrainian people, this is a fight for all of us. it's just starting here. >> ukrainians have inspired the world, and these freedom fighters, i call them. >> reporter: but on thursday, russia's military warned foreign fighters would be treated as mercenaries, not as protected combatants under international law. >> as far

stephen christina, that's right.ulation of ukrainian immigrants in northeast ohio is more than 15,000 strong and they're unified as they pray for peace in ukraine and tell their children to champion tradition. as they watch a war unfold in their home country. ukrainian americans are holding on to hope and their heritage tighter than ever. it's been hard because they tell me something bad happened. i just break down at school and at the heart of ohio ukrainian community, one of the largest outside of the coast. students at this ukrainian saturday school are still trying to make sense of russia's invasion. most of us here have family in ukraine were all worried about them. the general sense over this community is more like helplessness just because of the distance between it now once a week when they gathered to learn about their history, literature and language , which principle vladimir bodnar says these kids are also learning to deal with the loss. sometimes they cry. we have to kind of talk to them explained. try t

i'm andre senior, and i'm christina rendon.ffected a company in the city with ties to ukraine and its people. hundreds of its workers are in harm's way now. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us from the newsroom after speaking with the employees and the ceo. brooks. they're leaning on one another to amplify a call for help. that's right. just answer is an online platform that has been ukraine for more than a decade. its purpose is to get anyone immediate advice from experts. a doctor, a lawyer mechanic, maybe an accountant. but with war, the bay area business has become more of a megaphone, encouraging its ukrainian workers to be vocal about what's happening there. these are their stories. we're all like, very happy and it was like amazing trip just days after their honeymoon newlyweds katarina, chair, nebraska and her husband were forced from their home in la vive russian troops were invading ukraine, like panic shock. and you, you don't understand what you should do. they rushed down from their high rise near the airport, heading west

i'm julie julie haener, and i'm christina rendon.ase was initially deemed a hoax by the police. matthew mueller, the man who invaded a home and kidnapped his huskins and then terrorized her boyfriend will be pleading no contest in state court to laundry list of serious crimes, including rape. a crime reporter henry lee has followed this case from the very beginning, and he joins us now with the latest henry julie. the details were so strange that believe police had publicly accused denise huskins and erin quinn of making it all up. now their tormentor will be convicted for the second time. i've learned that matthew mueller, a former attorney and marine will plead no contest tomorrow in solano county superior court to two counts of forcible rape as well as robbery, burglary and false imprisonment. in 2015. mueller broke into the vallejo home of denise huskins and her now husband, aaron quinn. he drugged them both and took customs to the tahoe area where he raped her before releasing her two days later in southern california, not far f

christina asks that we don't show her face.ed this hotline say they haven't heard from their soldiers since the invasion. the hotline, which russian families have found on social media or through word of mouth, gave cnn exclusive recordings of a number of the calls. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: what are some of the calls that stick out to you that you remember the most? [ speaking foreign language ] . >> reporter: these are the notes from one of the calls. and in fact, this call came from the united states, the relative of a young russian soldier trying to find him. she told the ukrainians that his parents are no longer alive, that the grandmother in russia is quite sick. we have his birthday. he is just 23 years old, and he was last known to be in crimea right before the invasion. now, the ukrainians don't have any information on him, but if they do find him or get some information, they can then call his aunt back in united states. data from the hotline shows thousands of calls not just from all across russia bu

eric: thank you, christina. arthel? arthel: yeah.coming in to fox news. according to the deputy prime minister in ukraine, the government is planning to send ukrainian government, planning to send nearly 50, 5-0, buses tomorrow to advantage a wait people from mariupol region. you may recall that happened on march 16th, i believe, the russian forces bombed a theater there in mariupol. it had been deem used as an air raid shelter where some 500-1200 residents, civilians were trying to run for cover from russia's bombings. so coming in to us right now, the ukrainian government planning to send nearly 50 buses to that theater to try to help the people who may have survived bombing. eric? eric: yeah. the attack of civilians by the russians just obscene. well, conditions are worsening by the hour in ukraine. many people here and around the world are stepping up and trying to help ukrainians who have left or those who still remain in the country. straight ahead, how you can help. we'll speak to the co-founder of one of the groups here in am

christina coleman is live in los angeles with mark, hi christina. >> official cause of death yet they'reormance at some of the foo fighters show and lollapalooza in argentina. just seven days ago. hawkins was singing to the crowded. ♪ on tuesday at hawkins was surrounded by fans outside of a hotel in argentina pretty scheduled to play in a public park, columbia friday as part of a south american tour at the band. instead fans are mourning his tragic loss. released by the club be a prosecutor's office per limerick toxicology test showed hawkins had ten different substances in his system including thc, opioids, and benzodiazepine. hawkins display for the multi- grammy award-winning band foo fighters since 1997. the band releases statements" the foo fighters family is devastated by the tragic and untimely loss of our beloved taylor hawkins british musical spirit and infectious laughter will live on with all of us forever. our hearts go out to his wife, children and family. we asked the privacy be treated with the utmost respect and this unimaginably difficult time. and a number of music sta

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christina asks that we don't show her face.ng invaded but you also feel the need to help these russian families. why? >> reporter: the russian relatives who have called this hotline say they haven't heard from their soldiers since the invasion. the hotline, which russian families have found on social media or through word of mouth, gave cnn exclusive recordings of a number of the calls. >> what are some of the calls that stick out to you, that you remember the most? >> these are the notes from one of the calls. in fact this call came from the united states. the relative of a young russian soldier trying to find him. she told the ukrainians that his parents are no longer alive, that the grandmother in russia is quite sick. we have his birthday. he's just 23 years old. and he was last known to be in crimea right before the invasion. now the ukrainians don't have any information on him, but if they do find him or get some information, they can then call his aunt back in the united states. data from the hotline shows thousands of c