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it's a complete disaster. >> this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> diaz:evening. tonight, ukraine's president remains defiant, even as invading russian forces push deeper into his country. again today, volodymyr zelensky pleaded for more help from the u.s. and international allies, including a no-fly zone over ukraine. today near moscow, russian president vladimir putin warned the west that move would be an act of war. and in ukraine, the fight is intensifying. this video reportedly showing a russian cruise missile exploding after being intercepted by ukrainian air defenses while this residential building in the city of irpin was reportedly hit by a russian missile. there are new images today of a mass exodus, these people huddling for safety among the ruins of a bridge. nearly 1.4 million ukrainians now refugees outside their country, the largest humanitarian crisis in europe since world war ii. chris livesay is in the city of lviv in western ukraine. he leads us off tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: russia thought the invasion would be over swif

. >> diaz: good evening. tonight, russia is warning the united states that it would fire on weapons shipments to ukraine raising the risk of direct confrontation between moscow and a nato country. today, russian forces expanded their attacks, including strikes around kyiv. fierce ukrainian resistance has made the fight a slog. this is new video from the southern city of mariupol. it and other cities are being pound read punishing and destructive shelling and airstrikes, this as the humanitarian situation deteriorates with critical supplies in some places scarce. with the war now dm its third week, casualties are adding up. so are russia's gains on the ground across ukraine, seen here in dark orange. tonight, cbs' chris livesay is in the city of odessa. >> reporter: well, here in the crucial port of odessa, the city is bracing for a fight as the ukrainian president accuses moscow of waging a war of annihilation. ♪ ♪ ♪ a war that once seemed unthinkable is now advancing funeral by funeral. mothers and wives clu

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i'm jose diaz-balart. happening right now, russian forces intensify their violent attacks on ukrainian civilians. just a couple hours ago, officials say another series of bombings decimated a school and a local science center. those attacks come after russian forces bombed a theater in mariupol sheltering hundreds of civilians including children. al this as president biden slammed russian president vladimir putin as a war criminal. the kremlin calling biden's words unacceptable and unforgivable. as the u.s. pledges nearly a billion dollars in additional military aid, we'll turn to texas congressman veronica escobar. >>> we'll talk to a marine combat bet who watched the russian invasion unfold on tv. what that inspired him to do next? he'll join us later this hour. >>> a dire humanitarian crisis is unfolding in mariupol, a city under siege after weeks of relentless violence by russian forces. this morning rescue operations are under way after officials say a russian air strike hit a theater hitting hundreds

i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin this very busy monday morning with the latest on the russian invasion of ukraine. the war on the ground may be changing shape, while the capital city of kyiv reported no new attacks overnight, a series of missiles plummeted the western city of lviv over the weekend, as a dire humanitarian scenario is unfolding in besieged mariupol, with critical resources running out. we'll bring you a live report from ukraine. and a ukrainian mother who fled to miami with her children will join us to share her story. >>> meanwhile, the white house is trying to contain the fallout from president biden's comment that russian leader putin cannot stay in power, saying the u.s. is not calling for a regime change in russia. florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz will join us to discuss what more the u.s. can do to support its allies. >>> plus, a controversy in hollywood this morning. actor will smith hitting chris rock on stage during the live oscars ceremony, after the comedian made a jok

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, civilians caught in the crosshairs.tensify across the country, russia accused of violating limited cease fires, renewing attacks on two besieged cities, casualties adding up. >> reporter: i'm chris livesay. >> diaz: ukraine fighting back. new video claims to show the shooting down of a russian helicopter, and a fighter jet. new warning from vladimir putin, saying moves to punish russia are, in his words, like a declaration of war. while the u.s. secretary of state says the world is watching, as he meets with war

diaz-balart: as the member designated by mr. salazar and mr. gimenez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 400. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative marilyn strickland, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote yes on s. 400. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mace of south carolina, ms. mace will vote yes on s. 400. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele votes yes on s. 400. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. carter: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. taylor of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yes on s. 400. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewom

here's adriana diaz. >> reporter: this may look like a typical day of remote learning. telling about their day or showing us their pets, which is incredible given the circumstances. >> reporter: but these are the circumstances. the children are in ukraine. we've agreed not to show their faces for their safety. in chicago, they're part of a dance ensemble which is using dance to distract. >> our responsibility is to put a smile on our face, pretend like nothing's happening for those 45 minutes, and make it strictly about the dance lesson and that's it. >> reporter: some spend their nights in bomb shelters, fear they try to forget with moves like the spider-man. >> we get joy from seeing them joyful, but i get satisfaction knowing what kind of parents they have because you've seen the strength and resolve and resilience of the ukrainian people and their patriotism. >> reporter: the dance school is in a chicago neighborhood officially called ukrainian village. when we visited, even american kids were rallying, fighting for these children. >> they're our anchor of hope, the

we go along for the ride >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening the war in ukraine escalated on multiple fronts today on the ground, russia hit more civilian targets with deadly consequences residents fleeing their besieged city were attacked by russian forces, killing seven. and a mosque which was housing more than 80 people, including children, was also struck and there was escalation in the war of words between the u.s. and russia. russia early today suggested because the u.s. is shipping arms to ukraine, convoys are a legitimate target for attack. the u.s. then announced it was rushing more military aid to ukraine, including missiles, to take down russian planes and tanks we are covering it all for you tonight, and we begin with molly hunter inside ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, as attacks intensify around ukraine's capital, at least 1,600 people were able to escape the suburbs of kyiv and 3,000 from the embattled city of sumy, which lies on a strategic route from the russian border to ukraine's capital. but they were the lucky ones of the 14

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening it seems that every day russia escalates its assaults on ukraine to new horrifying levels. today, russia confirmed it launched a hypersonic missile for the first time in combat that's video they say shows of it striking its target and as russia ramped up its assault from above, the besieged city of mariupol is seeing brutal street by street combat, as russians try to finally take it. we have new images from there tonight this is what that theater there looked like just days ago this is what it looks like now, completely destroyed. but you can still see the word "children" written out in russian. hundreds may still be trapped in the shelter below. and as we reach day 24 of this war, we're going to take a look at where it stands, how much land russia has taken, but what they lost to get there. but first we begin with gabe gutierrez in ukraine. >> reporter: this is an air strike that russia claims destroyed an underground ammunition warehouse in western ukraine. while nbc news can't verify that, it's the fi

captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, closing in on kyiv.ove into position around ukraine's capital. in the bombed ruins of other cities, ukrainians make their stand while thousands protest russia's abduction of their mayor. president zelensky today accusing moscow of terrorizing his nation. cbs news is on the ground. oarpt i'm chris livesay in odessa, where the city is waiting for a russian invasion. >> diaz: the russian leader calls for mu cease-fire. cbs' david martin th

university as they make history. [ cheers & applause >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good afternoon we talk a lot abou split screen moments in television news when two major events are happening at the same time. that's what happened today. president biden delivering a forceful address from poland vowing to punish vladimir putin for his war. while just a few hundred miles away, across the border in ukraine, russian missiles blew up a fuel depot hitting a part of the country that had been largely spared from this war some of those missiles hitting just moments before the president's speech the president, for his part, committing to standing with ukraine but only committed u.s. forces to defending nato countries. he framed the fight as part of a larger war to preserve democracy but the white house clarified some of his strongest remarks. kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president tonight. >> the president of the united states, joe biden. >> reporter: in a direct and dramatic finish to his visit to europe, president biden called for an end to vladimir pu

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. >>> cameron diaz comes clean.ce, but is it really a good idea to skip the soap? >>> what in the wordle? the internet's hottest game now finding its way into fashion. how you can rock it too just in time for spring. ♪ we are family ♪ >>> gabrielle union joins us live opening up about the all new "cheaper by the dozen." >> i really feel like there are a few extra children in there. >> how she's putting her own twist on the family classic and how her own family gave her inspiration. >>> and it's time to get the savings party started. how shopping for party supplies at the dollar store could help you save big with strategies that have becky worley saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ i got my gold and diamond ring ♪ >>> good morning, america. talking about our face washing routine if you have one. >> great to be with you on this friday morning. good to be at the desk with you two. >> good to see you again. we have a lot coming up this morning. becky worley has so many savings strategies you'll want to hear about whet

here's cbs's adriana diaz. >> this may look like a typical day of remote learning. >> they are tellinghich is incredible given the circumstances. >> but these are the circumstances, the children are in ukraine. we agreed not to show their faces for their safety. in chicago nastia lotoska and tania kuropas are part of the ukrainian dance ensemble which is using dance to distract. >> our responsibility is to put a smile on their face, pretend like nothing is happening for those 45 faces and make it about the dance lesson, that's it. >> some spend their nights in bombshell teres, here they try to forget. >> with moves like the spiderman. >> we get joy from seeing them being joyful but i guess satisfaction knowing what kind of parents they have because you have seen the strength and resolve and resilience of the ukrainian people and their patriotism. >> the dance school is in a chicago neighborhood officially called ukrainian village. when we visited even american kids were rallying, fighting for these children. >> there are anchor of hope, they are our light, they remind us of what our pu

the faa is now leading the investigation. >> that was ileana diaz reporting for us. says the pilot has been suspended pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation. he has still not been identified. all welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news it time for you. now 04:30am, on this friday a gif last night, john. and this morning it is well want you tell them about that? a little water, the best little better than it is definitely going to be a beautiful day. a day of transition. we are seeing a wet start to what will eventually be a really clear afternoon. we are seeing very misty conditions right here. you're berkeley hills camera. >> and later on today, it's not to look so misty's. if you've enjoyed a rainy morning, certainly get out there and enjoy it. if you're not such a fan of the rain may be a work from home day, stay home and stay a little bit. cozy to start. we do have

our thanks to jose diaz-balart for that report. i love that it's been called the owen factor.specially on a monday. and i also heard the team retired his number 88, which is fantastic. >> so well deserved. thank you so much for watching "early today" and starting your week off with us i'm frances rivera >> and i'm cori coffin make it a great day. have a wonderful start to your week stay safe out there. we leave you with a beautiful look at the cherry blossoms in washington, d.c. >>> any use of chemical weapons will be a blatant and brutal violation of international law, the ban on the use of chemical weapons. at the same time we know that russia has used the chemical agents in europe before against their own opponents. >> concern over chemical weapons as the war rages on in ukraine, now entering its 26th day with over 10 million people fleeing their homes since russia started the war. >>> reporter ellison barber gets up close with the children who

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i'm jose diaz-balart.sian forces continue their assault on ukraine, their relentless shelling punishing several cities. we've stepped up attacks on the cap it will of kyiv as putin's troops are largely stalled on the ground. >>> president biden is preparing to host a call with key european allies about coordinated response to russia's attacks on ukraine. >>> in just two hours, historic senate confirmations are set to begin for supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. it's the first of a rig courthouse four-day process with committee members set to grill her on record and beliefs. >>> more breaking news from the supreme court. a health scare for clarence thomas, the 73-year-old hospitalized after experiencing flu-like symptoms. the latest on his condition coming up. >>> and we begin with day 26 of russia's war on ukraine. right now, the search for survive is going on in the capital of kyiv after russian shelling hit a shopping center overnight, killing at least eight people. look at these images.

i'm yasmin vassoughian in for jose diaz-balart. we're going to begin with the very latest on the war in ukraine. at this hour, the president holding a call with leaders from france, germany, italy, and the uk, to discuss the russian invasion of ukraine. all of this after russia's defense minister announcing that they have decided to drastically reduce its military activity near kyiv and chernihiv. that announcement coming as russia and ukrainian officials meet in istanbul for face-to-face talks aimed at ending the five-week-old conflict. an adviser to ukraine's president saying his country's primary focus is on security guarantees. and british defense minister saying that ukraine forces are having some success with counterattacks against russian forces in the kyiv suburb of irpin. local officials saying the russians have been driven out of the town. a claim that has not been independently verified by nbc news. meantime, the president sticking by comments he made over the weekend during a speech in poland, when he said, russian pres

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here's cbs' adriana diaz. >> reporter: this may look like a typical day of remote learning. >> they areut their day and or showing their pets which is incredible given the circumstances. >> reporter: but these are the circumstances, the children are in ukraine. we agreed not to show their faces for their safety. in chicago, nastia lotoska and tania kuropas are part of the ukrainian hromovytsia dance ensemble which is using dance to distract. >> our responsibility is to put a smile on their face, pretend like nothing is happening for those 45 faces and make it about the dance lesson, that's it. >> reporter: some spend their nights in bombshell shelters, here they try to forget. with moves like the spiderman. >> we get joy from seeing them being joyful but i get satisfaction knowing what kind of parents they have because you have seen the strength and resolve and resilience of the ukrainian people and their patriotism. >> reporter: the dance school is in a chicago neighborhood officially called ukrainian village. when we visited, even american kids were rallying, fighting for these childr

oh, bella diaz is horrible. she has been when the war began, the ambulances stopped running. staying at home was frightening. we don't own a con, there are no ambulances, you don't know where to flee, and what to do. here i am fine. the nurses and doctors are next to me and can help me out out of bomb. since the beginning of the war, the nurses and doctors have tried to make the clinic say for war time, patients spent entire nights in the basements. many children have been born in these improvised shelters. you must see my brother this is our emergency room is the re estimation bed for newborn babies and after operations and difficult birth, they remain here and observation by doctor we can deliver babies into operations here and keep patients we need intensive care about not right now it is calm and many patients have been moved upstairs, but often it's easier for them to remain downstairs. just last night there were 4 air raid alarms, where people had to go down to the basement and come up after. and some of t