face to face meeting with brushing. present, let him of putin, which russia says is premier chair, mary mary, opal's as a complete evacuation is needed, as the says he's on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe. about 160000 civilians are main trapped in a besieged port city. ukrainian, deputy prime minister says no humanitarian corridors are open. russia has denied targeting civilians. meanwhile, the mayor of a town near key of that scene heavy fighting says ukraine has retaken it. it's seen heavy shelling and fighting as russian troops pushed towards the capital. around 60000 people lived in air pen before the invasion with many fleeing. when russia started shelling the town in all the developments, the u. s. president has says his comments in warsaw that russia's regiment, pusan should be removed from power, reflected his own moral outrage and not a policy shift by his administration. the fact of the matter is as expressing the more outrage i felt towards the way prudent is dealing with the actions of this man, whose just brutality half the children your crew are just come from being wi

mary, mary poll has accused the kremlin of line to the cranium. northrop is about a proposed evacuation. just, you know, you know, what are the, what are the and they've been working methodically to make sure the city is blockaded, working methodically, to create humanitarian crisis. so the people are left without food, water, light heating means of communication. and you record him with, well, we do not leave the shelter. the best we can get is maybe 3 hours sleep if you can call it label. sure, it's not possible to sleep during continuous shelling when planes flying over your head and missiles explode next to me. well, one of the 2 agreed evacuation roots was to allow the civilians to leave. mary poland had to the city of the region. a cha, stratford has more from near than now. another failed attempt to getting potentially hundreds of thousands of traps civilians out of the besieged city of mary opal. we've been speaking to some civilians inside the city who say that there is very little electricity across the city. very little water. we seen pictures of people scrambling into what we understand are semi destroyed supermarkets and shopping malls. trying to gather as much food and materials as best they can protect themselves, keep themselves warm and fade. as we understand at hundreds of thousands of them, are living in basements, living underneath their buildings. we've also spoken to ukrainian soldiers in the city. they sang, they accusing the russians of starting to shell, whilst the attempts to get people on buses and had to had started. simon, one of accusations being made by the wash and back separatists, the spokes person for the self to play. doh next people's republi

mary, mary of polio, remained surrounded by russian forces for more than 400000 people, trapped without walls of food and electricity. oh, there's no way out. casual name begins are coverage, we should warn you. you may find some of the images in her report to be disturbing . a man shoe, a child, the patterned winter coat, peak out from a black tarps that have become a funeral shroud. this narrow 25 meter long trench is a mass grave or in the besieged city of morrow pole. the mayor says more than 1200 people have been killed. there are no basic services, aid groups or warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. use this one is a 100 percent of the only thing i want is for this to be finished. i don't know who's guilty, who's right, restarted this, damn them. all those people who started this 3 more humanitarian corridors were expected to open on thursday, according to the ukrainian government. 35000 people found safe passage on wednesday, but thousands more remained trapped. turkey hosted the highest level of talks between russia and ukraine. since the invasion began, the foreign ministers of both countries met in the city of antalya. russia did not commit to a cease fire or a humanitarian corridor in marrow pool. i did my best to at least find a diplomatic solution. we also raised the issue of a fire 24 hour fire to resolve the most pressing humanitarian issues. we did not make progress on this in the south of the country. soldiers fought in the street in suburb the capital keys, journalists reported intense fighting over night. the ukrainian government says russia continues to advance with the goal of surrounding the capital. we said to me that that is up to you. we don't want militarization of ukraine. you can do it even without nato. we don't want the preservation of the tendency to create a new nazi's state and ukraine. of course, we want ukraine to be neutral. the u. n. has now verified that $516.00 civilians have died since russia invaded ukraine. 2 weeks ago, but says the actual toll will be much higher. in morrow, paul, more burials are expected. so far. 70 people, some who died of natural causes, have now been laid to rest. in this mass grave, inside one of the small cities hold cemetery, natasha going to l. just what the un says at least 549 civilians have been killed in ukrainian just 2 weeks. the actual numbers likely to be much higher spin, fighting across several cities in the country. russian forces are in control of all the areas you can see there in the map colored red in mario paul, which of course has seen some of the heaviest fighting new satellite images show the scale of devastation. take a look at this. these are the homes in the city before the russian bombardment. and this is what's left afterwards. these now was shopping centers on the outskirts of the city. but recent images show they've been almost completely destroyed. more attacks have been reported on mario poll that surrounded by russian troops, troops, ukraine says food and water is running out for about 400000 people trapped in 5. there are warnings of starvation unless russia let's a to get through. all right, let's bring in now joan, how he's live for us from ukraine, joined us from levin jonah the latest lines coming in from russian officials. now talking about that attack on the hospital, medical that describe me describing it as a staged event, something that was staged by ukrainian forces. what kind of reaction are we getting to that kind of line? i mean, this is just one of a variety of things that have come out from russian officials talking about that attack. and you know, those comments met, frankly with outrage as expressed by the president claudia zalinski. we'll hear from him in a moment. but at the level of those talks that took place in antalya where so again, love rob, the russian foreign minister was actually giving voice to some of these ideas in front of his counterpart, ukrainian foreign minister metro coloma. i mean, there was incredulity, incredulity there, to put it mildly, mister caliber said, it was frankly, quite difficult to listen to what 2nd row had to say the russian foreign minister, talking about this attack on her maternity ward and mary whole being the fault of the ukrainians for positioning forces and military equipment, country 2 warnings that moscow had given for days about that sort of thing. going on his own spokesperson in moscow began the day as you suggested that by saying this was just fake news, it hadn't happened. this was all fabricated. mister lover of going on to say that all sorts of other attacks on 70 and infrastructure with the fault of the ukrainians because they were using civilians. he said as human shields and other allegations that ukraine was operating, biological weapon, and chemical weapon factories funded and sponsored by the west insights in and around the capital key of it gave mister qu labor in terms of what he had to say. afterwards paused to wonder whether this was a genuine negotiating track at all, whether there was any intention to find common ground. here. he suggested that genuine negotiations might only take place when the russians feel that they had achieved enough for the batt

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the broader context of violence here is that mary mary, okay, where this is happening. ukrainian officials have also estimated between 2002500 deaths. and mary alone. so far in this conflict it's a place that is like so many other places cut off from a from ukrainian forces from you help or aid drops from ukrainian rear lines. so it's really a place where people are indeed stuck. there is no humanitarian court or it's a place with 450000 people trying to get out. and nobody has been able to just to give you a sense of how poorly a lot of evacuations are going. we've just heard reports from officials in the occupied in that region where i know it's a region with millions of people potentially trying to leave, trying to get to say for places today, only 209 people have been able to evacuate in private cars, bigger vehicles or convoys as part of the humanitarian court, or it simply isn't working as talks continue between russia and ukraine. ok, thank you for breaking it down for us as same as robbie in levine for us. let's get the view from moscow now. and the russian president has, again, been talking about the impact severe sanctions having t

ah. despair in mary awful. russia resumes attacking the city after a temporary cease fire fails. ah. hello, i'm mary. i'm no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, what's more coming up in the program lodge crowds have been protesting against occupation in carson, the biggest city on to russian control. cranes president asked the us for more planes and a no fly zone.

mary port. mary paul is giving a glimpse into level of desperation. there civilians line up to receive handouts to the city that's under constant bombardment. russia is distributing the supplies, but russian troops had been accused of repeatedly preventing humanitarian aid convoys from reaching mary paul, violating ceasefire deals. cities been left without water, food, electricity, or medicine. ukraine says that 90 percent of the buildings in mary a poll have been destroyed. another 3000 civilians have managed to flee. maria paul, most of them drove to the city of zapora, by private car. it is thought that nearly 100000 people want to escape maria fall, but are unable to do so. they need to be dealing with quickly said me, the past 2 weeks. we were sitting in the basement. we couldn't get out at all. we'll make food. shells constantly flew into the yard and one went in, had house next door. it was scary. we decided to get out at our own peril and risk it. we ran under the shelling to the car. we could barely make it. the shells were landing near us. it was very scary. getting here was very difficult transport. first of all, the hospital though all transport was badly damaged. we managed to leave and that is already great and left alive. i walked among the buildings and there were

now right now as we speak in the next 12 hours, we have water supplies. finally getting into mary mary paul, we have a truck, a train, i beg your pardon with containers getting into the hospital here in hockey iv it's still not enough because we know that every time humanitarian cordell's get opened, they get disrespected and there's more tax that's very difficult for agencies like unicef, but it's very difficult for those families to get out. so we are getting no supplies in hospitals across the country or now thank goodness wat up, but it's not enough. and those families, as you and i speak, you continually being bombarded yet again, as i have a night off to night. are you getting the cooperation to cross frontiers across at these that these fronts in these different lines of conflict? i think the last 3 days have been better, but prior to that you have seen that we are told that there's a humanitarian corridor and in civilians, a short leaving it all. we are informed that actually is heavily mind, so it's improved, but it's not safe. a final thought, the units have grew out of the e

marie thank you — well. that is the point, marie thank you very _ well. that is the point, mariethank you very much for - well. that is the point, marie| thank you very much for that, you are bringing your expertise to bear. ., ~ you are bringing your expertise to bear. ., ,, , ., the main evening news on russia's flagship channel one has been disrupted by a protest against the war on ukraine. a woman employee ran behind the newsreader, carrying a sign with the text: "no war." 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports. in russia, tv is tightly controlled to transmit the kremlin line. but look what happened tonight, live on the main evening news. a woman runs onto the set to condemn russia's onslaught in ukraine. she's marina 0vsyannikova, a channel 0ne editor. the sign reads "no war, stop the war, don't believe the propaganda, they're lying to you here, russians against war." speaks russian. before her protest, she'd recorded this message. russia was committing a crime in ukraine, she said, and vladimir putin was responsible. this is russian tv, normally. 0n—message, pro—putin. t

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mary bruce tonight. and mary, vice president harris in poland, accusing the russian government of committing atrocities was the word that she used, in ukraine. >> reporter: david, the vice president is now embracing calls for an international investigation into pew tutputin possible war crimes. kamala harris today saying we are witnessing atrocities of unimaginable proportions, including the targeting of that maternity and children's hospital. pregnant women injured, being carried out on stretchers. harris calling this violence unprovoked and unjustified. attacks on sil yans like this constitute war crimes. but when pressed today, the white house notes there's an ongoing formal legal process that has to take place before anything can be officially labeled a war crime. and david, while this would lay the groundwork for accountability, offer some sliver of hope for future justice, even if vladimir putin is labeled a war criminal, it is unlikely he would ever face trial. david? >> mary bruce live at the white house. thank you, mary. >>> and the economy and the prices you pay. new numbers on inflation tonight. the worst since 1982. consumer prices up 7.9d% over the past year. energy prices up more than 25%. chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us live tonight, and rebecca, we know this new report out today is from last month, only including a few days of this russian war. >> reporter: that's right, david. and we've seen inflation numbers hit fresh 40-year highs, now for four straight months. and these are in areas americans really can't afford paying for. energy, as you say, up 26%, food up 8%. shelter up almost 5%. and keep in mind, this happened in february versus a year ago. we're talking about a time before the recent invasion by russia into ukraine, before the recent spike we've seen in gasoline prices. economists are predicting that this will ripple through the economy, impacting everything from the price you pay for food to the price

marie. >> dana: marie and george. sandra is in for harris. here she is. >> thank you bill, fox news alert. ukraine with key victories against russian forces. troops -- president zelenskyy says it's the moment for defenders of freedom to keep up the pressure on vladimir putin. this is "the faulkner focus". welcome, i'm sandra smith in for harris. russian forces bombarding major cities. in the south putin is expanding the ground presence in the dan bas region and an you are again message today from ukraine. >> we are fighting for freedom and in defense of democracy together. there is a real situation on the battlefield and now is the most important. we won't give up anything and we'll fight for every meter of our land, for every citizen. >> ukraine says russia is storing massive amounts of ammunition near the chernobyl nuclear power plant putting the surrounding area at risk. the former army special op soldier will be our guest and standing by. alex hogan first, though, reporting live from lviv for us at this hour. hello, alex. >> hi, sandra. a

>> all right, mary bruce at the white house for us. mary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the other news this monday night, and tonight, news from the academy. what they're now saying about actor will smith, after that stunning moment at the oscars. will smith slapping comedian chris rock after he told a joke about smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. about 45 minutes later, will smith won the oscar for best actor. tonight, what the academy is signaling so far. and here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: it was one of the most shocking moments in the 94-year history of the oscars. actor will smith slapping comedian chris rock on live tv, stunning the audience in the and at home, millions watching in the u.s. and all over the world. tonight, the academy condemning smith's actions in a new statements, adding, "we have officially started a formal review around the incident and will explore further action and consequences." the slap coming after chris rock made this joke about smith's wife, jada pinkett smith, and her shaved head. >>

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let's bring in mary bruce tonight. mary, how did the president respond? >> reporter: david, the president said russia would pay a, quote, severe price, but wouldn't say what that price would be. i've asked but the white house says it won't engage in hypotheticals. while the president would not give a definitive answer whether a chemical or biological attack would prompt the u.s. military, president biden today was emphatic saying they would not engage with the russians in ukraine, saying that would be world war iii. >> in the russia, the kremlin making it illegal to log on to facebook or instagram in russia. what the russian people could face. james longman in moscow. >> reporter: vladimir putin's assault on free speech intensifying tonight. facebook's parent company meta is to be designated an extremist organization. people who login to facebook or instagram here could now be tried under the same laws as isis terrorists. moscow says it's in response to meta's easing of its hate speech guidelines, which allow ukrainians the ability to call for violence ag

mary bruce tonight. mary, how concerned is the administration that china could help russia with military equipment or otherwise? >> reporter: well, david, the white house would not be e vating this to a conversation if they weren't seriously concerned. the administration today warning that china is considering assisting russia with military equipment. the white house says it speaks volumes that china still has not denounced what russia is doing in ukraine. they say they're spreading russian misinformation. now, for its part, china says it is not a party to this war. i'm told that president biden will be direct and candid in this conversation tomorrow. that he will make it clear there will be consequences if china aligns with russia. but david, the white house still won't say what those consequences would be. david? >> this is a really high stakes call. mary bruce, thank you. our coverage of the war in ukraine for tonight. >>> there is a lot of other news to get to, and we move on now to the pandemic. u.s. authorities tonight are urging caution, not alarm, but caution amid these rising covid cases across europe and china, driven by the omicron sub variant. they're now predicting it could become the dominant strain here in the utz, believing it is at least 30% more transmissible than omicron was. they say it wasn't too early to take off thes maings, but to keep them nearby, and they're not ruling out needing them again. steve osunsami at the cdc tonight in atlanta. >> reporter: at the same time most of this country is now dropping covid restrictions because of declining cases, health officials tonight are closely watching a new subvariant of omicron that's spreading overseas. >> the cases we're seeing are just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: that coronavirus subvariant is called ba.2, and across europe and china it's spreading quickly

mary bruce tonight. and mary, as you heard ian report off the top tonight, very likely we will hear that plea again for a no-fly zone over ukraine. but the white house very clear on its position on that again today. >> reporter: david, president biden is well aware of what zelenskyy wants, that no-fly zone, but the white house, again today, saying they have to consider u.s. national security here. saying that a no-fly zone would be an escalation that could prompt a world war with russia, stressing that they are a nuclear power. now, the president tomorrow is expected to highlight the security assistance that the u.s. is providing ukraine, including another round of nearly $14 billion in ewe man tarn and military aid. david, these are all likely to be topics of discussion next week when the president travels to brussels to meet with nato leaders for the first time since putin started this war. david? >> mary bruce live at the white house. our coverage of the war in ukraine for tonight. mary, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto the other major news this tuesday night, that late-breaking headline on the pandemic. pfizer, just before we came on the air here, now request, emergency authorization for a second booster now. so, we asked dr. jha tonight about the idea of another booster, what they're seeing in israeli data on this already. also, what's being seen in waste water here in the u.s. and what this could mean. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, pfizer formally asking the fda for emergency authorization for a fourth vaccine shot for people 65 and older. pointing to israeli data, where four shots are authorized. we asked dr. ashish jha, do we know enough yet? >> so, the preliminary data does suggest some benefit for high risk individual, but again, it's preliminary and i think all of us want to see a lot more of the detailed detha ed data. we want to see the e

mary bruce tonight. mary, how did the president respond? >> reporter: david, the president said that russia would pay a, quote, severe price, but he wouldn't say what that price would be. i've asked, but the white house tonight says they won't engage in hypotheticals. and while the president would not give a definitive answer as to whether a chemical or biological attack would prompt the u.s. to intervene militarily, biden today was emphatic, american forces would not engage with the russians in ukraine, saying that would be world war iii. >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> one more note on this tonight, inside russia, the kremlin make it illegal to log on to facebook or instagram in russia. what the russian people could face. james longman in moscow. >> reporter: vladimir putin's assault on free speech intensifying tonight. facebook's parent company meta is to be designated an extremist organization. people who log in to facebook or instagram here could now be tried under the same laws as isis terrorists. moscow says it's in response to meta's easing of its hate speech guidelines, which allow ukrainians the ability to call for violence against russians fighting in their country. the move further limits russian access to non-state sanctioned information, but young people here will find a way. it's a shame, this young man says, but you can survive without it. the bloggers i'm following will all move to telegram and i'll follow them there. ekaterina kotrikadze is an anchor of the now closed liberal rain tv station, where staff walked

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mary bruce joins us from the white house tonight. mary, we've seen several news organizations pause their own broadcasting from russia, and of course we know that includes abc news. >> reporter: david, because of this new censorship law passed in russia today we are seeing western networks including cnn, bloomberg, the bbc, and our own abc news team now not broadcasting from russia. an abc news spokesperson adding, quote, we'll continue to assess the situation and determine what this law means for the safety of our teams on the ground. the white house telling me tonight, the russian people deserve to know about the death and destruction being inflicted by their government on the people of ukraine. david? >> but yes, the safety and security of our team is paramount. mary bruce live at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> meanwhile, as they crack down on any dissent in russia, in ukraine, families turned fighters. civilians, mothers and fathers, now practicing, getting ready for the russians. how they're going to fight them, and they showed our matt gutman the way. matt reporting again from lviv tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a tense moment at a checkpoint. guns are pointed. it's a dry run by civilians preparing to fight and take on the russians. the men with the guns are actually former teachers, brewers, welders. they're now the new inductees into this militia trying to fight back. in an insurgency in its infancy, citizens now gather in bomb shelters to learn how to assemble and disassemble ak-47s and stash molotov cocktails around town. >> your knees together. and bend. >> reporter: students learn how to carry the wounded. and a mother cinches tourniquets. you're someone who was doing programming for mobile phone games. >> yes. >> reporter: and now

mary bruce tonight, because mary, you pressed the president further about whether his words could enflame tensions with the russian leaders, if he's concerned what putin could do when he hears something like that. let's listen. >> reporter: youfd said that you're confident your comment won't undermine diplomatic efforts, but are you confident that vladimir putin sees it that way? >> i don't care what he thinks. he's going to do what he's going to do. >> reporter: you're not concerned that he may view that as a sign of a reason for escalation, use that as an excuse to escalate? >> people should understand that he is going to do what he thinks he should do, period. and the idea that he's going to do something outrageous because i called him for what he was and what he's doing i think is just not rational. >> mary, you pressed the president. is he concerned about what putin can do. i'm curious what the president's team is saying? and tonight, the russians are also responding? >> reporter: david, tonight, the russians are calling the president's comments alarming and a personal insult. they say it's completely unacceptable. now the white house was quickly -- acted quickly to try to clean this up to make it clear that the u.s. isn't going to take putin out. the white house knows that the president's words matter, but david, the bottom line is, while this is being criticized as a gaffe, the white house simply doesn't see it that way. the president has no regrets. biden says putin's by have your is unacceptable and he should be able to express his outrage and frustration. again today, biden said that putin, quote, shouldn't remain in power. david? >> mary bruce, thank you. >>> we turn now to the other news this monday night, and tonight, news from the academy. what they're now saying about actor wi

mary bruce live at the white house tonight. mary, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, they are saying there will be significant consequences for china, but the white house tonight won't say what those consequences would be. asked repeatedly about this today, the press secretary refused to detail what options are on the table. what the white house is making clear, though, is that if china assists russia either militarily or economically to go around these sanctions that are battering the russian economy, well, then the u.s. and our allies will ensure that china pays a price. and one more thing, david. tonight, i'm told a presidential trip to europe is possible in the coming weeks. the white house says no final decision has been made yet, but this, of course, would be biden's first trip to meet with our allies since the russian invasion began. david? >> mary bruce live at the white house. mary, thank you. >>> and one more extraordinary image tonight. a russian state tv editor turned protester. she suddenly appeared behind the russian tv host to protest the war on live tv in moscow. this, of course, comes after the kremlin has already cracked down on media there. look at this. the newsroom editor running onto the set of russia's main state news broadcast, holding a sign reading, "stop the war and don't believe the propaganda. they're lying to you here." she's been identified as an editor for channel one. a human rights lawyer says tonight that she is being detained in moscow. our coverage of the war in ukraine for tonight. >>> in the meantime this monday evening, we do move on, and to the chilling investigation back here at home in new york city and washington, d.c. the manhunt tonight and now the surveillance images. authorities are looking for the suspect who police say has been shooting the homeless. five victims, killing two of them. a

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mary. a poll have been put on hold because of reported violations of a sci fi deal. that's according to the city council of mary. a poll, one of 2 regions where forces a meant to stop fighting, to give residents a safe passage. aunt mary poll has been under sage for days and has come under constant shelling the mer, says residents of facing a shortage of electricity, food and water. in the besieged city, encircled by russian troops. but the cities council says russian forces and not observing the safe fire along the entirety of the agreed roots, ukraine's deputy prime minister is urging them to do so. we don't marvelous, as opposed to that, we have agreed with the mediation of the red cross to create these humanitarian corridors. and there must be no movement of the russian forces. we're creating these channels in order to evacuate civilians, women, and children, and to provide food and medication. so i'm calling on the russian forces to abide by this. the whole world is watching this, that which i hope will be successful, give refuge to people instead of having them sitting in basements, without food, water for chinese separation, key of region and her song. we remember all of you and we're working on your evacuation

mary bruce tonight. and mary, i know you have new reporting on what the president will talk about tonight. he campaigned on unity, both here and home and abroad with our nato allies and tonight he will talk again about how it's worked as they confront russia. >> reporter: david, the president is going to highlight america's role in leading this unified global response against russia's invags. and he is going to call out putin by name, saying, quote, he thought the west and nato wouldn't respond, and he thought he could divide us here at home. putin was wrong. we were ready. but the president, david, is also going to have to address the many very real challenges here at home with inflation at a 40-year high and the global supply chain still rebounding from this pandemic. the president is going to promise to increase production here at home, saying he will lower costs, not wages. and he is expected to tout the steps he's taken to turn the page on this pandemic, in a sign of just how far this fight has come, david, masks tonight are optional here at the address. we are told the president will not be wearing one and neither will the speaker of the house. david? >> mary, we know you'll be inside the chamber reporting for us as this gets under way just a short time from now. we'll see you then. stay with us for the state of the unyao on address, right here on abc and of course, the republican response, as well. our live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. e'll see you for that, 9:00. >>> in the meantime, the news continues here, and we do have news on the pandemic tonight, as more states ease their covid restrictions. the cdc now estimating the omicron sub-variant, ba.2, nearly doubling every week in the u.s. slightly more transmissible, they believe, making up more than 8% of new infections. researchers don't expect another surge, but worry it may slow the drop in cases. >>> and despite pfizer's vaccine being found less effective at preventing covid infections in children 5 to 11, a new cdc study tonight showing that two doses are still 74% effective in preventing hospitalizations. pfizer now studying a possible third dose for that younger age grou

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in of all know, waka and the strategic port city of mary jo paul in south eastern ukraine. mary jo poles may, i says, the city is without water and power and is running out of food after being surrounded by russian forces. off to days of relentless shelling hair in the key port, city of matter, you both, russia has said it will stop firing and allow civilians to flee. the partial sci fi was confirmed by the cities man and applies here in the nearby town of villanova, which is seen heavy fighting as well. but they're far from the only areas devastated by russian bombardment, president vladimir lensky, has been pleading with nato to set up a no fly zone to stop russian asked, writes like this one outside cave, but nato has ruled that out. and all that war in europe, that's what the alliance wants to avoid. according to u. s. secretary of state anthony blank, and a nate. so the only way to actually implement something like a no fly zone is to send nato planes into ukrainian air space and to shoot down russian plants that are crudely teufel flesh war in europe. prism bite has been c

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mary, i'd like to run those slides now, we can look at the student art and i will give the students credit with this thing here is quite beautiful. the cathedral with mary above and that tiny figure is the bishop i believe with his arms spread in blessing, this is by ernest who is a seventh grader, and is reused as the cover of the pdf file, let's see the next one. now father, you recognize that, that's going to be the heart of the blessed mother with a sword piercing at the symbolizing her sorrows, that's an icon or a theme about which we will talk more today, and this is by -- -- this is gabriel a sixth grader who did this, and the next one if you please. his rosary encircling the world is quite nice, my notes say that this is from a second grader. and the next one please. this i think this is the favorite one that i have, that i've seen, this is by miley, a third grader at saint veronica school, such a motherly maryand what about another one? and there's another representation of mary with roses around her, on a cloud, and this is by peter, he is a fourth grader at holy name of jesus school, and we have another i think. here, this is a children at -- this is a representation of the blessed mother, there is a waterfall and moon and all kind of symbols, this is by teresa nathan from our lady of mercy school, very interesting student art. >>> let's get to the question i raised at the beginning which is how do we live with the consecration? it's the arch bishop's turn to live it out he spelled out a requester program for living the consecration in concrete ways, let me show this there we are. i hope it's readable, this is living the consecration by the arch bishop, this is his program for this is a holy carter prayer card you can download from our website, and why don't you read out for me father, the elements of this, can you see from there? >> prayer of course is central, the daily rosary, the reco

and in the case of marie uppal —— of mariupol, it is notjust a case that marie uppal —— of mariupol, it is not just a case that the marieis notjust a case that the maternity hospital was shattered, it is an entire city of suffering, for the past week, they've been without food, water, heat and gas. today was the fifth straight day where they tried to take advantage of what was supposed to be a humanitarian corridor, to get supplies in and to get people out. it didn't work. but in a lull in the fighting, because there are so many dead bodies lining there are so many dead bodies lining the streets, there was a mass burial. 70 people were buried today, no ceremony, no families. in this war, now in its third week, there is no dignity for the dead, and for the living, there's growing danger, growing but also, growing defiance. lyse doucet, there, reporting from kyiv, thank you. in the north—east of ukraine, in the city of sumy, thousands of civilians are escaping to relative safety after the russians agreed to a humanitarian route. some 7,000 people were evacuated from there yesterday, including hundreds of international stu

mary's facing off ucla. >> after gayles played indiana rolling to an 82-53 victory. st. mary's finish yesterday and led at the break. second half. the lay up made it a 31 point game. the gayles rolled 82-53. >> we're gride not pretty team. anybody can say what they want. st. mary'sa small school. st. mary's is this. what we get going defensively and especially offensively that's when teams are in trouble. they find out what they're stepping foot into. >> heartache on the hardwood for usf as dons were bounced from round one. murray state in over time. it was the first trip to the big dance in nearly 25 years. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later. tony dokoupil joins us from new york. good morning to you. >>> good morning. we will have the latest from ukraine including the story of a battle where ukrainians successfully defended their town against a much better equipped russian force. >>> also talking about new role as white house covid response coordinator. you will hear what he says about the new sub variant of the virus. we'll meet three friends who have known friend's supreme court approximatic for more than three decades and what one predicted way back in college when they were together. all of that and more is coming up. >>> still to come, mortgage

marie. >> dana: marie and george. sandra is in for harris.aine with key victories against russian forces. troops -- president zelenskyy says it's the moment for defenders of freedom to keep up the pressure on vladimir putin. this is "the faulkner focus". welcome, i'm sandra smith in for harris. russian forces bombarding major

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mary's hangs on to get the win. 75 to 72. saint mary's will now play guns. aca in the wcc championship game. remember saint mary's seconds at a a couple weeks ago. now i spoiled the lead to the other semifinal. >> usf taking on gives silly me. forgot we have the actual highlight right after this. one. but this one wasn't close. chet holmgren. he's so good. he had 17. he's going to be a top 3 draft pick. then here drew he's been in college. it feels like 30 years. 3 point play for them. guns wins by 10. so it gives agus saint mary stage is set wcc championship game in the desert, las all righty. that is your look at sports. >> well, that was sports director jason dumas supporting the lawyers play the clippers. that's going to be tonight at the chase center. set your alarm. tipoff is at 7 o'clock. kron four's recognizing remarkable women making a difference in the bay area. you can see their stories all month long. beginning tuesday, march 8th right here at 03:00pm. something you don't want to miss. we'll be right back after the break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way

mary a paul and kharkiv, enter kyiv. they are attacking mary a pauland kharkiv, but enter kyiv. they are attacking maryanaged to retain control over the city and through the russians back, so there is no direct threat of russians advancing —— mariupol. there is still the threat of the russians advancing by sea. so, we have conflicts, air threat —— air raids here, so you can see that i cannot just turn on the light. just yesterday, more than ten russian ships approached the seashore, and they shelled the seaside and damaged some of the residential buildings. personally, there were no casualties, but material damage. my friends are volunteering, so they're all trying to do theirjob. 50. friends are volunteering, so they're all trying to do theirjob.— all trying to do their 'ob. so, lots our all trying to do their 'ob. so, lots your friends h all trying to do their 'ob. so, lots your friends are _ all trying to do theirjob. so, lots your friends are volunteering - all trying to do theirjob. so, lots your friends are volunteering and doing similar to you. we should remind viewers that you are professor of

i think it is more of a political heal mary than any -- hail mary than economic aid or plan. will this make things better or worse in the long run. hedge fund energy and materials specialist, tracy shugart. tracy, president biden he tapped into the strategic petroleum reserve twice already. we saw maybe a nanosecond dip in price. now logic though that if they dismantle the whole thing, let's knock it all out, take it all, oil prices will come crashing down. what part of this is he getting wrong? >> well i mean aside from an spr release being a horrific decision and a threat to national energy security if and when we ever needed it, this is merely a bandaid, a flimsy one at best. it doesn't solve the overall structural supply deficit in the market years to come. also, this flows growth as discourages e&ps are drilling more. that is actually what we need to be focusing on. it creates a potential logistical bottlenecks we have never seen before because we never released this much before, adding to congestion on the gulf coast which could further exacerbate this problem. so to be

anne-marie: -- by the president? anne-marie: it has been, by the president and nato allies to make sure that it is not just west, but they are including partners in asia. singapore was the first one to come out and get alongside the united states. it also means there is pressure growing on china, when you have other asian countries and leaders like japan, singapore, these hubs of trade and commerce also taking steps to make sure they isolate russia and president vladimir putin. lisa: what is the latest when it comes to those meetings with european leaders and president zelensky, given the fact that they are heading into a war zone. >> they are now back home. the three prime ministers are now back in their respective countries. i have the opportunity to exchange quick brief messages with the slovenian prime minister. it was a risky move but they wanted to send a very political strong signal that this is where eastern european countries have to be, supporting ukraine, and repeating that the situation for journalists on the ground

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