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gary tuchman of the brutal institute. thank you for your insights. russia's invasion of ukraine is showing ripple effects around the globe. and as the war keeps pushing prices for commodities like oil and wheat, the asian development bank has trimmed as forecast for the region. the fall out of the ukraine war isn't the only thing that has the a d, b concert. first, the pandemic. then the war and ukraine asian markets are reeling from the effects of both catastrophes. according to the asian development bank, economic growth will be smaller than expected. the philippines base lender is worried about the impact this will have on the prices of commodities, which are certain to trickle down to consumers and have lasting effects. if stations are, are increased and are effective in really preventing russia from selling his oil and gas than bad, clearly would lead to a even greater spike in oil prices be highly transmissible. alma con variant is making it difficult for some of asia strongest economies to recover. an extended lock

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cnn's gary tuchman reports from ohio. >> it's called the ukrainian afternoon. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> today we are going to talk about war and peace. >> in the cleveland suburb of parma heights. >> do you have grandparents in ukraine? >> almost all of their parents were born in ukraine and many of these children were born there. this is a private preschool, day care as well as an after school program. for children ages 6 months to 12 years. >> are we in a state of peace or are we in a state of war in this country? >> peace. >> peace. what about ukraine? >> war. >> the feeling here is although what is happening in ukraine is frightening, it's important for the children to learn about it and talk about it. >> what can you say about soldiers? how do you feel about them? >> they're brave. >> they're brave. right. >> soldiers help people. >> if someone comes to your house, start destroying it, taking your stuff, you know, would you be happy about that? >> no. >> do you think this is right? >> no. >> when another country like come into another country and taking stuff

gary tuchman, cnn, new york. >>> in new jersey, a classroom accident could have ended badly if not forheroic and very well-trained teacher. in this surveillance video, you can see a 9-year-old student named robert tilt his head back and drink some bottled water. and then he starts choking on the cap. he rushes to the back of the room, but still has trouble breathing. he runs over to his teacher, janice jenkins while pointing at his throat. she turns him around and performs the heimlich maneuver. after a few, cap pops out. you see jenkins checking on him to make sure he is okay. we're told the school staff is certified in cpr and first aid. a happy ending for a change. i'm rosemary church. our breaking news coverage continues with john vause live in ukraine in just a moment. do stay with us. are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> is cnn breaking news. >> hello. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm john vause live in lviv, ukraine. coming up this hour

gary tuchman, cnn, parma heights, ohio. >> more than 4.8 million refugees have fled ukraine since the some may never get the chance to return to the life they once had. you're now looking at the spectacular new york city skyline, and in partnership with cnn's impact your world the empire state building is shining its tower lights in the colors of the ukrainian flag every night through june 1st. for more information on how you can help provide humanitarian aid to ukraine just log on to cnn.com/impact. well, that does it for me. jim acosta will be back next week. now, we won't embarrass him by giving away his age, but today is his birthday. so we want to wish him a very happy birthday. and before we go i want to leave you with this. dave matthews performing his new song right here on cnn this morning in support of millions of ukrainian refugees. i'm paula reid in washington. have a great night. ♪ ♪ a cut that just won't heal ♪ ♪ the smoke after the fire ♪ ♪ as long as we remember ♪ ♪ it's as good as real ♪ ♪ as good as real ♪ ♪ it's something we can hope for ♪ ♪ something to tell my bab

gary tuchman, thank you for bringing those super kids. >>> thank you for joining me today.m." i'm paula reid in washington in for jim acosta. we begin with what could be the final stand in mariupol. the last ukraine forces there rejecting russia's demands to surrender despite russia's throat eliminate all resistance. the unrelenting assault levelled mariupol, the fate of the people trapped there, mostly unclear. but ukraine's president believes about 5,000 children have been deported to russian territory. their whereabouts still unknown. now, you may find these next images disturbing, but they show exactly what is happening. russia is now gearing up to launch a major ground assault in eastern ukraine where intense

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but the impact of the war is also taking a toll on ukrainian american children. 360's gary tuchman visitedwhere the war has now become part of their lesson plan. >> reporter: it's called the ukrainian academy. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> so, today we are going to speak about war and peace. >> reporter: in the cleveland suburb of parma heights in ohio. >> can you raise your hand if you have grandparents in ukraine. >> reporter: almost all their parents were born there. this is a daycare as well as an afterschool program for children ages 6 months to 12 years. >> are we in a state of peace or are we in a state of war in this country? >> peace, peace, peace. >> what about ukraine? >> war. >> war. >> reporter: it's important for these children to learn about it and talk about it. >> what can you say about soldiers? how do you feel about them? >> they're brave. >> so, they just help people to not die. >> if someone comes to your house, start destroying it or taking your stuff, you know, would you be happy about that? >> no. >> do you think this is right? >> no. >> when an

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we invited him on the program but never got a reply from his office, so we sent 360's gary tuchman toan, democrat or independent when you're in congress you represent all the american people. and often when congress people get involved in controversy they say i'm sorry to the american people or they say i'm not sorry to all the american people. but when they say nothing we don't just forget about it. we gave senator mike lee every opportunity to explain himself, and here is how it went down. senator lee, these texts show you worked hard to try to overturn the presidential election. are you still okay with that? how come you won't talk about it, sir? your public position was much different than what those texts indicated. senator lee with a conscious decision to stay silent. lee and his fellow republican utah u.s. senator mitt romney attended the ceremonial opening of the fissure facility in utah. and he spoke. >> thanks to all of you who are here to celebrate this great day and thanks to fisher. >> reporter: and he cut a ceremonial ribbon along with senator romney and others. >> three