ludmilla and her son's home is occupied by russia. her parents are still there. this aid center run by ukrainians who fled the war helped 2500 people like ludmilla every day. why do you do this? we need our ukrainian people in ukraine to work, to lift the economy. he's from mariupol. so we can pay for the army and keep fighting. pro-russian authorities plan to ask russia to annex that city. a ukrainian official said they may as well ask to join mars or jupiter and that the city will be liberated soon. >> okay, kelly cobiella for us, thank you. >>> the basketball world mourns the loss of bob lenier. he played for 14 seasons with the detroit misstons and milwaukee bucs. he was an eight-time all-star and inducted to the basketball hall of fame in 1992. the pistons call him one of the best to ever wear their uniform. >>> now to the game five in the nba playoffs. >> he made the room feel small. >> no ja morant, no problem for the grizzlies. the celtics led by as many as 14, but the bucks charged their way back, a steal in the final moments sealed the comeback. milwauk

. >> it's grim work, but deneath that blanket is the love of ldwr ludmilla's life.g, wonderful man. i still can't accept that he's dead," she sobs. mikhayl's body was taken for examination. now it's coming home. his 83-year-old mother simply cannot let go. these scenes are repeated across ukraine every day as so many people are forced to hastily bury loved ones killed in this war because it was impossible to have funerals in towns occupied by russian forces. now it's up to prosecutors to hold those responsible to account. norah. >> o'donnell: seeking justice. debora patta, thank you so much. well, in tonight's "eye on america," we focus our attention on female veterans and mental health. women are the fastest growing demographic in the military, and the v.a. says they're also almost twice as likely to suffer from mental health issues than men. some of the reasons is they're more likely to experience sexual trauma and adjusting to life after the military. as cbs' kris van cleave reports, asking for help is often the hardest part. >> reporter: sharjuan burgos is takin

ludmilla said a wall collapsed. she was buried in rubble in her own bed. earlier several hundred people were brought to safety from variable. the u.n. says -- mariupol'. the u.n. says they are their way to rescue others. ukrainian fighters are refusing to surrender. they have posted these pictures. moscow had said it would cease-fire today. ukraine says children are among those trapped. one of the commanders has made a new call for help to evacuate the civilians as well as wounded and dead soldiers. ukrainians are following their fate closely especially in places like this, which survived its own nightmare. russia's war on ukraine has ruined houses and wrecked lives. here in abuja -- bucha, people's horror stories are still spilling out. there were jews queues for food because many lost everything in thisar. this woman tells me russian soldiers stole all of her savings. even her granddaughter's jewelry while the family cowered in fear in their vegetable seller. in moscow russian troops are rehearsing their annual proud parade, all of this to mark so victor

front line of being increasingly hits from the town of debris. pia out there as charl strattman. ludmilla has lived here in the eastern tailed gopro pillow for more than 50 years. moved by him after sin, i live here alone. so there was the che, you, why did the hit here? this is a resident, shall apartment block why for what are the attempts to what have moved, villas, destroyed when those are the residents throw the ribs of their belongings on the pavement below. only 7 people suffered boy who created all b. could keep russian forces burg. she doesn't know what she will do if they told charles drove it, al jazeera, the little pillar, each to new crude. further west, the russian military is released these images which are said to show a position rocket strike on the airport in the black sea ports of odessa. it says, hang a containing weapons from the u. s. in europe was targeted. ukraine did confirm on saturday that a newly constructed runway was destroyed and a far awry series of flies and explosions at russian military bases has re suspicions of sabotage or ukrainian attacks. ah, ports

his neighbor, ludmilla, described explosions through the night, sending shards of glass flying. have left," she said. "those with kids, we, the old ones, are staying here." ( explosions in near distance ) doesn't that worry you when you hear that sound? "i kind of got used to," she said. "i came here for water. what can i do?" despite russia's tactics to bombard from a distance, its ground forces have so far made only modest gains. "it's because they won't fight toe to toe with ukrainian soldiers," special forces major oleksandr told us. "they're just burning everything to the ground," he said. yet he and his men remain determined to hold their ground. charlie d'agata, cbs news, lysychansk, eastern ukraine. >> o'donnell: tonight, the state department is ramping up efforts to get w.n.b.a. star brittney griner released from russia, declaring today that she is being wrongfully detained. griner has been behind bars for 75 days. she was arrested after russian officials say they found cannabis vape cartridges in her luggage as she went through airport security. and there's an importan

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ludmilla says a wall collapsed. she was buried in rubble in her own bed.veral hundred people were brought to safety from mariupol. the un says another convoy is now on its way to the port city hoping to rescue others from the azov steelworks. that's where ukrainian fighters are refusing to surrender. they've posted these pictures. moscow had said they would cease fire today. ukraine says children are among those trapped here. one of the commanders has made a new call for help to evacuate the civilians as well as wounded and dead soldiers. ukrainians are following their fate closely, especially in places like bucha, which survived its own nightmare. russia's war on ukraine has destroyed businesses. it's ruined houses and it has wrecked lives, and here in bucha even a month after the russian troops were forced back, people's horror stories of life under occupation are still spilling out. there were queues for food at the local scout hut because many lost everything in this war. gallina tells me russian soldiers stole all her savings, even her granddaughter�*

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in this gloom, mental and -- ludmilla and her friends have been living for three months without breaksked the russians to come here? what have they come to free us from, our families, our homes, our lives? >> she tells us she has nowhere else to hide. how long can you stay? until it ends, she says. for the for suitable future, homer's the basement of the town's hospital. no running water, no power and no way to care for patients in the dark unless they can plug in this generation. that too will require nerves of steel. how are things in your hospital, do you have the medicine, power? >> no, and we have no patients here at the moment. [explosions] >> you are use to that all day. all day, every day. >> every. >> he is where the russians were stopped in their tracks and now its people are in the firing line. this is an unremarkable town whose great misfortune is to be so close to russians. they are just twmiles down the road here. and that means all most every day for the past three months it's come under attack. elena never imagined her mother's twilight years would be spent here in the

first they found his mother-in-law, ludmilla's body, then his wife's body, but his 3-month-old daughtermissing. they were being told to leave for fear of a building collapse. i was constantly shouting, he says, there is still a child up there. did you find the child or not? eventually they found her, her little body lifeless. he returned to find her blood-soaked baby stroller the next day. it is hard to live with this, my family was my whole life. i lived for their sake. when my baby came along, i understood the meaning of life, he says. 19-year-old alexi can't believe he is still alive. he was in the same apartment complex. the explosion sent slabs of scorching hot concrete and shrapnel into his body. i realized that a rocket had hit my place and i started to burn, he says. i thought another minute, and i would definitely turn into ash. i felt everything. 20% of his body was burned. his hands, arms and back. jagged pieces of shrapnel had to be removed from his legs as well. he cannot do simple things for himself at the moment. but he is thankful for simply being alive. it is a miracle

ludmilla says a wall collapsed. she was buried in rubble in her own bed.inally reached safety from mariupol, the port city besieged for weeks that is under russian control. apart from its steelworks. ukrainian fighters are still holding out here. they say civilians, even children, are still trapped in bunkers. one of the commanders has made a new call for help to evacuate the civilians as well as wounded and dead soldiers. ukrainians are following their fate closely, especially in places like bucha, which survived its own nightmare. russia's war on ukraine has destroyed businesses, ruined houses and wrecked lives. here in bucha, even a month after russian troops were forced back, people's horror stories of life under occupation are still spilling out. there were queues for food at the local scout hut because many lost everything in this war. kalina tells me russian soldiers stole all her savings. even her granddaughter�*s jewellery, while the family cowered in fear in their vegetable cellar. in moscow, russian troops are rehearsing their annual proud parad

and he also won it twice as a player. ludmilla. i'm always now reports from paris. oh, in the champions league it doesn't get much better. and being a fan of royal madrid. by saturday nights the supporters could be celebrating title number 14 twice as many as any other club. i think we can be livable. we are not satisfied with 1310 business. liverpool contingent, a praying for a may 7th trophy and revenge for defeat to madrid in the 2018 final. oh, i think this is our year. madrid, 170 last 7 bought the last thing. the loss was in paris. i went to bodies in 1981 when we lost to liverpool. one. if i remember that the history matters, but it's the present that has people tipping this final to be a classic. these teams aren't just the best on the european stage, the season. they're also the most exciting liverpool have a beautiful chemistry in attack, while madrid have mounted some of the most dramatic comebacks. this competition has ever seen. fringe strike a carrying benjamin is the play who has made the difference to madrid's fortunes scoring 10 goals in the knockou