and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler.itional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. >> this morning, the mass exodus in ukraine reaching historic levels. the un is reporting that nearly one in every four people living in ukraine has been forced from their home by the russian invasion. >> narrator: we arrived in ukraine during the early weeks of the war. fighting in the north, south, and east of the country had already displaced nearly 10 million ukrainians. >> hey jeff. we're good, we just crossed the border. >> narrator: accounts of russian atrocities were coming out. >> for the russian forces attacking ukraine, killing large numbers of civilians is not uncommon. >> narrator: and the calls to hold president vladimir putin accountable were growing. ap reporter erika kinetz was heading to the northern city of chernihiv, which had been under attack by russian forces for a month. hundreds of civilians had been killed there. ♪ ♪ kinetz was part of a team of reporters

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my jo ann's today. 2 years after n size have with my colleague or lisa he, the streets of me got to find out and work on since the end sounds movement back in october 2020 a lot has been said about have been better police in nigeria. but 2 years later, the question to ask is, how are policing on indeed police relations been with us. citizens of nigeria, isis improved from the kind of situations that spike and such protests all as had gotten worse. i am here at georgia. goodbye. got area of lagos and i'll be going around the streets to ask people what they think it was like in south never harpoon like the entire portez on. or doug, maybe did you see like a cognizance of, you know, like a cognizance effect on those people because some of them are variable. trump, a brutal was scrutinizes. these people who keep them in check who your reports do. if there is anything, if anything goes wrong with your interaction with the police, the police or your friend and our friend, my guy, are not your friend. well, it has improved in a says on this stopped the whole scope. i started and i ross, in a se

well, one of them is jo ann jo. any low chance so oh, the beach area midfielder. i feel like he was criticized a little bit too heavily for his shortcomings in england with top none. but i feel like he's such a such an energetic and so technically gifted midfielder, he links up very, very well with messy and he will be key for to team. this woke up, he really showed his walk in the champions league semi finals. and i feel that he will continue proving that in the. busy way, cup, and i will also like to mention pup. ooh, mrs. whoa. who is not a starter fortune here right now, but he saw an impact. so in fact, but the given the say she's 34 years old is so in a jet he over so much are not only us emit villa, but also us a winger that's a 4 digit is not to have an as an impact. so it speaks a lot about the ability and the culture of the squad, but also the selflessness which i think will be very, very important when it comes to you know, the lots of stages when you need those of ox quote players to make an impact. santiago, just briefly. what does the argentinian fan