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my name is kylie. back to school was and still is the most challenging ting i ever had to conquer. this year, my brother decided to join hockey. we are slowly learning to find happiness in our lives again. perhaps sharing can let other families know, let other children know, that they are not alone. thank you. >> their incredible bravery. we have been following these families, these children for months now, and there is so much more to their stories. how they got by, the strangers reaching out, the mother now parenting alone, her facebook group with nearly 1,000 strangers joining her. this is a powerful journey and we hope you'll watch "the orphans of covid," a special edition of "nightline," that's later tonight. set your dvr. and our special documentary, "the orphans of covid" up on hulu after 9:00 p.m. tonight. we thank those families. >>> in the meantime, to the other news this thursday night, the massive wildfire in southern california. homes and cars going up in flames. the flames racing up this

when you've got the likes of kylie minogue taking part, you know it is going to be a big deal.ain stories in this bulletin and also if you want to be in touch with me, i am on twitter. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcdavideades. hello. the weather's been very mixed in the last couple of days. generally, a lot of cloud abouts, occasional outbreaks of rain and the outlook for the next two or three days is more or less the same. again, plenty of cloud, just a few sunny spells and scattered showers. but the really thick cloud with the outbreaks of rain that we had in the last day and a half has now moved to the south. it's in the english channel. it's just hugging the south coast through the early hours. so bits and pieces of rain from the tip of cornwall, devon, perhaps the isle of wight. elsewhere, across the country, it's a cloudy early start with mist and murk in places, perhaps a bit of drizzle here and there and not cold — between six and ten degrees. so here's bank holiday monday, starting off pretty cloudy in most areas. there will be some sunshine developing, certain

and in lyndhrst, new jersey, kylie and colton koehne, who lost their father. his father. how are the pregame nerves? >> a little nervous. >> reporter: a little nervous? all right. tonight, colton telling his team has made it to the playoffs and he scored his first goal. >> one, two, three -- >> bears! >> reporter: and kylie, who that speech in honor of all the children who lost a parent. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is kylie koehne. >> reporter: she has now heard from so many other children who lost parents from covid, too, inspired by her strength. >> going back to school was and still is the most challenging thing i ever had to conquer. this year, my brother decided to join hockey. we are slowly learning to find happiness in our lives again because that is what he would have wanted for us. perhaps sharing can let other families know, let other children know that they are not alone. thank you. [ applause ] >> so moving. our documentary, the orp >> teresa has made it her full-time job to find baby formula for her son. this is all they have left -- one

kylie, trevor reed's family, paul whelan's family, they were also there.ere there. there were also family members of dozens of americans who are also wrongfully detained abroad. their message today was very clear, first and foremost it was that they want the biden administration to do everything in they're power to bring home their loved ones, no matter where they are detained abroad. syria, iran, venezuela, russia, just to name a few countries. the other things they were explicit about, these families want to meet with president biden. they saw how a meeting between trevor reed's family and president biden was one of the things that appeared to speed up the release of trevor reed who is detained in russia and was returned here to the united states last week, so they made it very clear that they too want to meet with president biden, and they think that he would understand the plight, the challenge, the pain that they are facing if they sit down and speak with him face to face, and elizabeth whelan, she is the sister of another american, paul whelan, who w

joining us kylie atwood and gordon chang.w kaitlan moments ago in seoul that the u.s. believes north korea could very well test an icbm during president biden's trip here. what's the latest reporting? >> i mean, it would be highly provocative. intelligence officials have told us they've seen movements at this test site that indicate that north korea could be preparing for one of these ballistic missile launches. there are a few things we should consider here. first of all, the biden administration doesn't really want to talk about north korea on this trip, right? this is a trip for them to shore up their alliances with japan and south korea. we haven't seen them focus very much on north korea throughout the last year of president biden's presidency. this isn't a great situation for them, but the other thing to consider is we aren't just learning that north korea is preparing to do this from intelligence officials, it's also the national security adviser on his way to asia alongside the president saying, this is in the realm o

. >> cnn national security correspondent kylie atwood joins us now. the president was clear on where the u.s. stands, but turkey can hold things up, so where does that stand? >> yeah, that's right, and the president didn't really directly address the concerns that turkey has expressed. he talked about the u.s. working with its allies to work through any concerns that countries have, but he didn't get explicit when it comes to the fact that turkey is standing directly in the way of finland and sweden joining nato at this point. turkish president erdogan has said turkey is not going to support these two countries joining nato and the reasoning for that is because turkey believes that there are kurdish terrorist organizations that are in those two countries and they want the swedes and they want the finns to go after those terrorist organizations. we did hear, however, from the president of finland, who discussed the fact that they are acknowledging these concerns from turkey and they are willing to work on them. listen to what he said. >> as nato allies

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let's get to kylie atwood live in brussels with a new and windy brussels i should note, kylie, there's states. why don't you explain what was said there. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. $800 million in new humanitarian aid that the ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield announced for syria. and what she said today, that is going to go to syrians displaced by the ongoing civil war that's lasted over a decade, john. she also called on the need to maintain the corridor from turkey to syria that allowed that humanitarian support to continue going into the country. there is only one of those corridor that is still open. and that agreement to keep it open is going to expire in july. there are concerns about russians essentially blocking that corridor from remaining open. so that's going to be a focus at the united nations for her when she goes back to new york. and she also said that this renewed humanitarian support for the crisis in syria is not going to impact the ongoing u.s. support for ukrainians and of course the ongoing crisis there. and she did talk about preside

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sam kylie is in eastern ukraine. yet another russian advance that's been stopped.blunder. what more have we learned? >> reporter: it's the extraordinary series of events, jim, if you go back to middle earlier part of last week, you recall the 60-odysseyvillians that are killed in an air strike in a small village very close to those pontoon bridges you're seeing in those satellite images. they were killed in a russian air strike during or just before the attempt to cross the donetsk river. the russians built some pontoons, the ukrainians already had kind of worked out that would be a likely crossing point they might attempt. they had artillery and other weapons lined up on that location and blew it up. rather typically of the soviet doctrine, they reinforced failure with another two attempts at least to try to get across that river, losing many dozens of men, the ukrainian figures are astronomical, up to 1,000 they claim we have no independent confirmation of that. with ukrainians saying they knocked out 70 russian tanks and vehicles during that process. similar att

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kylie atwood, this is happening because the u.s. is concerned about china's designs on taiwan.tch here is what more is china going to do, right? so these exercises that they've carried out are obviously tremendously important, significant, because they are bigger than what we've seen china do in this space over the last few months. and they speak to what the secretary of state, tony blinken, said last week, that china is growing more and more aggressive towards taiwan. so it is clear that the biden administration is watching this. they are also watching the possibility that china goes even further, right? cia director bill burns has said that china is preparing to militarily take over taiwan. so when do they do that? what do they need to be able to do that? what does the biden administration do to get in front of it? those are all questions that lay to the feet of biden administration officials right now. >> no question. and china and russia are connected, right? the administration wants to send similar message to both, don't invade, and we'll support if you do invade. >> right

victor. >> kylie atwood at the u.n., thank you. >>> former u.s.steven piefer is with us, he's also the william perry fellow at stanford university. welcome back, let's start with where kiley left off. nato admission requires a unanimous vote. what do you think? >> that's exactly the right question to ask. at the end of the day, turk the turks understand that bringing f finland and sweden to nato dramatically improves the security position. they also see an opportunity to bargain for things. they've expressed interest in getting -- being able to buy f-16 aircraft. what you've seen here is the beginning of a bargaining process. it may take a little bit of time, but my guess is that at the end of the day, this is not going to stop the members of applications of either the swedes or the fins. >> let's stay with finland now and the gas supply there in finland says that the risk of their russian imports of natural gas, they could end this weekend. ment russians are requiring payments in rubles. the fins have refused to do that. we know that russia has t

as cnn's kylie atwood reports, the u.s.russians are interfering with food shipments that keep hundreds of millions of people across the globe from sa starving. >> when a nation that is the breadbasket of the world becomes the nation with the longest breadlines of the world, we know we have a problem. >> reporter: before the ukraine war began, the country was the word's fourth largest exporter of corn and fifth largest exporter of wheat. now those products cannot get out of port, because of russia's blockade. the executive director of the world food program said there are at least 320 million people around the world heading towards starvation. >> truly, they need to open those ports in the odesa region, or it will result in famine and destabilization and mass migration around the world. >> reporter: the biden administration is ramping up its focus on this deadly crisis, as global food prices are spiking. secretary of state tony blinken convened a united nations security council meeting on the topic today, calling for a coord

kylie atwood found out what the families say they want from president biden. >> outside the white houseir loved ones are wrongfully detained abroad. and they want to meet with president biden. >> it's so important that we meet with the president. >> i call on the administration to meet with us all, to use every tool at their disposal, and reunite our families. >> gathering to shine a spotlight on their shared struggle and to plead with the biden administration to do everything in their power to secure the release of dozens of americans. their journeys have been long, painful, and all too similar. >> president biden, you know more than anybody what it's like to lose somebody that you love. to never be able to hug them again. all the memories you could have created. like, you singularly know what that's like. and there's so many really easy decisions that just aren't being brought to your desk that could end this nightmare for us. >> alexander force's father and uncle have been wrongfully detained in venezuela for more than four years. >> we share a pattern of indecision from our administ

. >> kylie atwood at the state department. thank you, kylie. >>> it's the top of the hour on cnn newsroom, good to have you with me. i'm victor blackwell. get ready to pay more if you or your business needs to borrow money. last hour the federal reserve made a historic announcement, they will hike interest rates by a half percent, that's the highest rate in 22 years. the goal is to reduce inflation. fed chairman jerome powell spoke directly to the american people. >> details of today's meeting, i would like to take this opportunity to speak directly to the american people. inflation is much too high, and we understand the hardship it is causing, and we're moving expeditiously to bring it back down. we have both the tools we need and the resolve that it will take to restore price stability on behalf of american families and businesses. >> also today, president biden is touting a record reduction in the federal budget deficit. he also promised to keep paying down long-term government debt. cnn chief white house correspondent kai

cnn's sam kylie has our report. >> reporter: it was hit right at the beginning of the wall with an airstrikethis was an immediate capacity to knock outs the capacity here in the creme crematory. >> we have been working on him for days. >> the equivalent of the fib and then some. >> we have identified a person who according to our intelligence is committing a crime, simply put, this is a person who transmits to the russians side. the russian military and information about lower locations of our community. >> the spus says the spy feeds a stream of innovation and details of targets to russia's aircraft and artillery. >> in this region, the sbu says it catches one or two ages run lie russia everyday. and today's suspect is being watched. he's out having a smoke. >> all units go down. >> redsiresistance. two ukrainians are asked to witness the interrogation. without our camera present, protocols are followed. >> he's told my he's arrested for high trfree son. he said he was allegedly re recruited online and gets orders and the suspect got about $10 from his alleged spying. >> it includes the mil

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cnn's kylie atwood joins me now. important meeting today, and it really is that visual and that extra support they want to convey. >> yeah, that's right. you have the biden administration, you have members of this nato defensive alliance really heralding finland and sweden for putting in their formal applications to join nato. we should note that they did that because of russia's invasion of ukraine. of course, finland shares a border with russia so there are increased concerns for these countries in the region and they're saying we think we need to join nato now, but it is a bit of a more tense moment that you will hear from president biden or from european officials because of what turkey is doing here and they are the single greatest hurdle right now to finland and sweden actually joining the nato alliance because every single country of nato is going to sign off and say yes in order for this to come to fruition and right now turkey is the holdout. just so folks understand what they're saying is they believe that

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then there are the new kids on the block podcast toys like kylie wang, who uses her show to read chinese speaking audiences in taiwan. and we tried to reach all the mentors, speaking people around the world. i singapore believe not to mention like on china or practitioner, has a lot of chinese listeners who secretly support while we say they came really said the reason why we know because send us emails anonymously and tell us how lonely they are because they can really share what they really think in their own country. unlike china, taiwan, hans, one of the free is media scenes in asia. it's been that way since the 1900. 19, after the country emerged from decades of cloning tongue dictatorship. but the information space is very polarized, and a significant share of news outlets are indirectly controlled by beijing with an economy that greatly depends on china, taiwanese media organizations that criticize the communist party to face commercial pressures. platforms like huge you been spotify, offer comedians a space to say and produce what they want, without having to take any of that int

that's fair. 1989, it was all about kylie minogue for me. let's leave it there, shall be?. goodbye. hello there. we'll be heading through the remainder of the weekend on a largely dry and settled note before more rain works in from the north—west by monday. for the here and now, this is how we ended saturday evening. beautiful sunset in east ayrshire there, and through the course of sunday, we're looking at another largely dry settled day with some sunny spells around just one or two isolated showers. a weak weather front�*s trying to nudge in from the north—west, but not really making inroads because high pressure�*s in charge and that's sitting out east. the lowest temperatures first thing sunday morning will be across eastern scotland and eastern england, mid—single figures, but further west, most places starting off the day just about in double figures. any early morning mist and fog will lift fairly quickly and the day will warm up as the sunshine spreads across the uk. a little cloudier across the far north—west of the western isles, the northern isles as well. but t

that's fair. 1989, it was all about kylie minogue for me. let's leave it there, shall we?e. hello there. tuesday was a day of sunshine and showers — most of those showers were across scotland and northern ireland. and there was quite a lot of rainfall across parts of western scotland at times — some of these showers quite heavy, even some rumbles of thunder, too. for the next few days, it's going to remain breezy, rather unsettled, low pressure nearby, and we'll see showers or even longer spells of rain. now for wednesday, this feature could bring some significant rainfall to parts of england and wales throughout the day. now some of that rain really will be quite heavy across parts of wales, south—west england through wednesday morning. and then, that rain will push in towards the midlands, parts of eastern england into the afternoon — i think the northern extent of it being around the greater manchester area, not further north than that. but as this rain band begins to move south—eastwards into east anglia in the southeast, it will begin to fragment. again another windy

let's get the latest now from reporter kylie be >> known as mo. 25 year-old anna mariah wilson was an up and coming cycling star, a rising talent on the gravel cycling circuit. i really what a really hard effort and at the end on may 11th, the 25 year-old athlete was found dead with multiple gunshot wounds at this austin home. a manhunt is now underway for 34 year-old caitlin armstrong, a yoga teacher accused of wilson's murder. yet evidence pointing to a crime of passion. >> and i have to believe that the that the elite status that they have as athletes. >> is the primary reason that they on this so quickly because normally this isn't something that that law enforcement is like tearing the doors down to it to us as it happens so frequent. in an affidavit, police say the victim wilson had met with the suspects. current boyfriend colin strickland. >> the night she was killed. wilson in strickland, both pro cyclist who stricklin said briefly dated last fall when swimming and to dinner before strickland drop wilson off at the home where she was later found dead. detectives say one minute

and that's what matters to kylie too.on with life and then go, right, i'm going to go and get i ajob, like i have done. instead of going, can i have, can i have? . as more families need help to fill the fridge, people here can still carry their sense of dignity. colletta smith, bbc news, in south manchester. now to the high court, where it was the second day of rebecca vardy�*s libel case against coleen rooney. while giving evidence, vardy conceded that she told her agent to look at coleen rooney's private instagram account. colin paterson reports. coleen rooney arriving at court with her husband, the former england footballer wayne rooney. but it was rebekah vardy, the wife of leicester city's jamie vardy, who was in the witness box all day. in court, coleen rooney's eyes did not move from rebekah vardy the whole time she was answering questions about allegedly leaking stories to the sun newspaper. in one example, rebekah vardy told someone that riyad mahrez had not turned up to training for the second day in a row, and

that's fair. 1989, it was all about kylie minogue for me. let's leave it there, shall be?unnier than others today. the satellite picture revealing the brakes in the cloud. a bit murky. in the south—east, where we have seen the odd shower. clouds produce things showers across scotland as well. 0vernight, most of the show is well paid but most of the show is well paid but most of the cloud across west of england and wales. cloud into northern ireland. a mild night for many but rather chilly for parts of eastern scotland. into tomorrow, some rain skipping across the far north of scotland. forthe skipping across the far north of scotland. for the majority it is a fine day with patchy cloud and sunny spells. the small chance of a shower in north wales and southern scotland. temperatures between 18-20 c. a little scotland. temperatures between 18—20 c. a little cooler in the north sea coast. 0n 18—20 c. a little cooler in the north sea coast. on monday we could see 22 degrees. some rain further north and west. turning cooler by tuesday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news

that's fair. 1989, it was all about kylie minogue for me. let's leave it there, shall be?e. hello there. it continues to be a decent weekend in across much of the country. early in the new week we will find some changes with this thickening front we've got in the atlantic tending to bring in rain from the north—west but ahead of that lot of the cloud we saw earlier on has north—west but ahead of that a lot of the cloud we saw earlier on has been thin and high cloud with plenty sunshine coming through — after a foggy start in some parts of northern ireland it looks like we have the sunshine today. it looks very different, though, for tomorrow. sunshine across much of the country, really, just some patchy fairweather cloud developing through the afternoon, could squeeze out a light shower across north wales, northern england and scotland and if you catch one of those you're very unlucky. a warm day in the sunshine with temperatures typically 18 or 19 degrees. a little bit cooler perhaps around some of those north sea coasts. the cloud that does develop this afternoon tending

i think that's fair. 1989, it was all about kylie minogue for me. and jason. will see you soon. bye! hello. rain reached some of the driest southern areas of the uk on wednesday. it wasn't very much, but it was more than has fallen for quite some time. that system now out of the way, and southern areas are having a mainly dry thursday to come, whereas across northern areas close to a weather front, there'll be some more rain, particularly across parts of scotland, and especially in the west. there will be a lot of dry weather to begin the day and a cooler start, with temperatures quite widely into single figures. a little bit lower than this in some rural spots. there will be lots of sunshine first thing. all parts will see cloud increasing. not everywhere will get rain from that cloud. there will be a few showers popping up in northern ireland during the morning, lasting into the afternoon. northwest scotland turning wetter, more widely across western parts of scotland — later in the day, you'll see some rain. some of that pushing a bit further east during th

sam kylie was in kharkiv and could hear the shelling moments later. >> could feel the concussion against the glass. >> reporter: we soon learned from experts these were smart rockets. this is what they're capable of delivering, cluster bombs. one smirch rocket releasing smaller explosives, scattering bombs, amplifying the devastation. these attacks captured on social media both in kharkiv and both on the same day are a clear example of their indiscriminate nature. when used in this fashion against civilians it's considered a war crime. the use of smirch rockets are key in our findings of who is sppsable because they are unique to one unit here, one commander. after months of forensic work we can reveal the trail of evidence leading to him. using social media videos to guide us we return to some of the scenes of the attacks focusing on february 27th when three civilian targets were hit and eight more on february 28th. we start in a neighborhood of kharkiv. this is shrapnel from those missiles that fell on our neighborhood, she tells us. this shrapnel was found in one of her wound. i remem

right behind you see kylie jenner walking behind him as they enter. >> and the little one. >> of courseof celebrities and stephanie stanton saying that they have maxwell, and sean diddy combs is going to be the host tonight, and lot going on at the billboard music awards. we heard from the red carpet that the theme is "love is forgiveness." >> and she said it is a different energy since they have had the billboard music awards for three years, and exciting night. >> and it has been more than 1,000 days since the concert took place at levi's stadium, but who knows. >> and cold play is hitting the stage tonight at the home of the 49ers and video of coldplay, and they are part of the halftime show playing at levi's in 2016 and i was kin of there. and the show was scheduled for the 23rd, but had to be pushed back to night, and they said that there are no mandatory restrictions in place, and recommended but not enforced. so if you want to go, you might get there early, and those opening for coldplay is the grammy award winner her. it is a musical night wherever you go. >> all right. we are o

we're told baby and mom kylie are doing well rasheed and sister and brother are psyched.ve >> i guess i could have given you the heads up yes it is raining up and down the east coast we do have that cold front that is slowly exiting but it is also going to produce severe storms through the southern planes. large hail, damaging winds and also tornados possible today tomorrow, we are going to see that start to shift to the east and then even as we go into the weekend, we are looking for scattered showers, cool temperatures, temps in the 60s looks like a wash out on friday the day before so the track should be muddy so think about your mudders. think about your bets. but either way a chance of heavier down pours at some point >> and that is your latest forecast. >> up next eileen gu, a two time olympic champion and shining star at the met gala is going to tell us about her wild ride. and plans for the future but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back at 8:37 with the star of the winter olympics eileen gu racked up several medals oen the slopes. juggling her newfound fa

. >>> i want to go now to cnn sam kylie where russian sfrtrikes he been hammering the city. >> reporter: just a few hours ago about 9:00, it was another missile strike on the outskirts of the city. that will be the 7th in less than 24 hours against this city. 25 people were injured earlier on in the morning. 6 have been hospitalized. one of them is said to be in critical condition. you'll recall it was a missile strike on the rail station more than a month ago in which more than 50 people were killed. these latest strikes are turning up the memory of that but also indictcative of the local effor they anticipate will increase to try to capture the city is part of the russian campaign in the east. elsewhere, the campaign has really run into the sachnd. they're unable to punch through. exchanging artillery fire. there are report of substantial russian build up and also great deal of focus on this may 9th day. the anniversary of the russian victory in the second world war day marked in anticipation by the yukrainians. those are the concerns here and there are ongoing shortages of fuel and f

joining us, our correspondent sam kylie.are you learning on how big of a game changer that might be in this conflict? >> reporter: i think these hypersonic weapons are new. they are the first wartime use of this very spectacular new technology, supersonic effectively weapons that are impossible to bring down, using the sort of anti-aircraft missiles that the ukrainians have or the united states have. a very worrying development that the confirmation that they have used these weapons. they have claimed to have used this emi in them in the past. we don't know if they hit what they were aiming at. there have been hits by cruise miss missiles. lots of dumb bombs. indicating that the depth of the russian armed forces is not as strong as they might have hoped. that is not what putin had been told. what they are coming up against is no lack of depth in the passion. we heard from the 21-year-old medic. i have been on the front line talking to other young people who have answered the call to arms for their country. >> bunny the tank.

sam kylie, cnn. >>> lebanon is going to the polls for its first general election in four years, and wel have a live report from beirut, coming up. that at very, very young ages, they were cooks, they werere farm hands, they were servants. there's auralia, 4-years old. i have learned a lot about the e rest of the family, it was realllly finding gold. one of my grandfathers, didn't even know his birthdate. i figured out the exact year he was born. the census records fill in gaps, it helped me push the door open. >>> on saturday, cities across the u.s. saw demonstrations if support of abortion rights and against the repeal of roe versus wade. the 1973 supreme court decision established the right to abortion in the united states. now we have nadia romero who has more now from the rally here in atlanta. >> reporter: i'm nadia romero in atlanta, georgia at liberty park where about a dozen or so organizations organized this rally for abortion and really two important messages. the first is that there are still safe, legal access to abortion in georgia and across the southeast, despite some of

cnn's sam kylie spoke to survivors. >> translator: i got slammed down by a sled bent into a ball. then another explosion, small rocks sprinkled darkness. >> that is a senior u.s. defense official says there are what they're calling anecdotal reports of russian troops and even some officers refusing to obey orders to move forward in putin's donbas offensive. more on all that ahead. after 11 days on the run, the manhunt for an alabama escape convict and an excorrections officer is over. vicki white dead reportedly of a self inflicted gunshot wound. casey white in custody. cnn has the latest. >> it ended the way that we knew it would. >> reporter: a defiant sheriff detailing what happened when u.s. marshals captured corrections officer vicki white and inmate casey white. first, this f-150 truck and casey white spotted at a car wash in indiana reported to alabama authorities sunday night. >> after the vehicle was located a while back, we at least knew they may have been in our area. but i couldn't believe that they had remained here. >> reporter: monday u.s. marshals found them in a h

this is brian kylie, our photo journalist giving us a perspective of the freeways we saw him on 580,ong 238 near the 880 connecter. things looking better here. not seeing any major brake lights or issues just yet. traffic moving at the limit for the most part. on 880 you might see a few brake lights headed into hayward. the bridge, we'll start seeing the backup building near the toll plaza, it's greaetting crod headed into san francisco. plan for extra busy conditions, especially as the morning commute progresses. travel time not bad, between 880 and 101 but a wind advisory was issued overnight so it might feel gusty, especially traveling in a larger vehicle. right now we're not seeing any major issues but the extra volume, traffic starting to pick up this morning as you head in those commute directions. it's busy into the alta mont pass we have them all the way to north flynn on i-80, super commuter, back to work today, you know what to expect. things slow here and then a break through livermoore valley. 880, looking great. this is a bright spot. not seeing any major issues or slow

. >>> to an exclusive now, sam kylie got to accompany ukraine's secret force.for the russians and brings us this report. >> reporter: this is the former headquarters of the sbu. that's the secret police, effectively, of ukraine. now, it was hit right at the beginning of the war with an air strike. clearly from the russian perspective, this is an immediate necessity to knock out the sbu's capacity here in kramatorsk because it is from this location that the counterintelligence operation would have been run. >> translator: we've been working on him for about four days. we have a complete picture of his actions. >> reporter: this is ukraine's most secretive force, the equivalent of the fbi and then some. sergey says, we have identified a person who, according to our intelligence, is committing a crime. simply put, this is a person who transmits to the russian side. the russian military, information about the locations of our units. they have orders to grab an alleged russian spy. the sbu says the spies feed information to russia's aircraft and artillery. in this r

kylie atwood has the message. family, paul whelan's family, they were there at first, public appearance together, what does that say? >> they were there, they were also family members of dozens of americans who are also wrongfully detain. their message today was very clear. first and foremost, it was they want the biden administration to do everything in their power to bring home their loved ones, no matter where they are detained, syria, iran, venezuela, russia, to name a few of those countries. the other thing they were very explicit about is the fact that these families want to meet with president biden. they saw how a meeting between trevor reed's family and president biden was one of the things that appeared to cede up the release of trevor reed, who was detained in russia and returned here to the united states last week. so they made it very clear that they, too, want to meet with president biden and they think he would understand the plight, the challenge, if they sit down and speak face-to-face. elizabeth

let's be honest, that is the closest either one of us has been to a raver that 1989 it was all about kyliet, during the day on friday, temperatures nudge to 23 degrees celsius in a couple of spots. that won't be repeated this weekend. i think generally temperatures into the high teens, possibly 20, because there will be some sunshine, but a few showers as well. as i say, that rain's been making its way southwards on this weather front here. some quite heavy rain for a time before it starts to clear away. and the azores high spreads drier weather across most of the uk, but still a watering for the gardens on that weather front. some misty low cloud and rather grey weather. behind it as well, we're seeing some mist and some fog, low—level fog, forming and it's turned quite chilly, particularly in the glens of scotland. perhaps a touch of frost here. so, a bright, chilly start for some in the morning. best of the sunshine, i think, in the west today, but still some drizzly rain in south—eastern areas, and as that cloud breaks up, it will be moist enough for a few showers to form. not just acr

cnn's sam kylie toured the damage earlier today. >> reporter: they have had clearly a devastating impact. this is a heating -- a pumping station, sewage area. the sides of the building could indicate it was in no way could have housed any military equipment. but the scenes here are absolutely extraordinary. the way that these trees have been treatly decapitated, torn to shreds. and the same goes also for these homes. >> also today, a heartbreaking reminder of the cost of this war on innocent ukrainian civilians. a 15-year-old volunteer has been killed at a zoo in the town of kharkiv, while helping his parents evacuate animals from incoming russian fire. zoo officials say this is the sixth member of their team killed since russia's invasion began. we start off coverage today from lviv in western ukraine with a loser look at the desperate efforts to help save more civilians from the besieged plant in mariupol. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: ukrainian soldiers trapped in the azovstal plant sing the song "it is sweet to die in battle than to live in dumb chains" they sing in the darkness. a few of the doz

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kylie, what else did you learn in that conversation? >> reporter: yeah. it was interesting to hear her say that essentially this speech today was a reflection of the reality on the ground. as you heard her say, president putin is very clear in saying that -- in realizing that he doesn't have a victory to celebrate here. and that reflects what's happening on the ground. with the russians reassessing their positioning on the ground there, and going to consolidate their gains in russia. instead of going for more territory as we saw them do at the outset of this. she said that, of course, that may be a little bit different in the case of the land bridge that they appear to possibly be going for from donbas to crimea, but she said even that is proving to be exceptionally difficult for the russians to do. and the other thing that she noted clearly is that president putin did not announce a withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine. he also didn't announce any kind of deal with the ukrainians, so, of course, this was not a speech that the united states welcomed.

my colleague sam kylie was there earlier today. the trees were completely stripped of their leaves, windows were blown out in three direction. three buildings took heavy damage. one is a school. another is a kindergarten. this goes to your earlier point. the ukrainians are having a hard time breaking through, so, instead, they're going back to their old strategy, which is to bombard areas with missile strikes and artillery shells. >> scott mcclain with the latest there from lviv. thank you very much. >>> the president of the european commission says russia is committing war crimes on an every day basics include in mariupol, many civilians are trapped inside that steel plant and continues the site of the intense russian bombardment. joining me is a former ambassador to ukraine and the senior director for the atlanta council eurasia center. glad to have you back. how do you reconcile this commitment, this promise. i put that in air quotes from russia to allow people who are inside the civilians to get out with the constant bombardmen