i'm max foster in london. the man who shot inside a new york city subway is set to appear in court in the coming hours. details on the tip that led to his arrest and the investigation to find the motive. >>> plus this -- >> we do already see the russians resupply and try to reinforce some of the forces they have in the donbas. >> the european security architecture have changed fundamentally after the russian's invasion of ukraine. >> it's useful to go there and look in his eyes and say the war has been planned. >> reporter: the russian troops are amassing to come into kharkiv from this direction. >> translator: this is not war, this is terrorism. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> it's thursday, april 14th, 11 a.m. in ukraine. the u.s. and its allies are helping ukraine prepare for the coming fight in the donbas region of eastern ukraine with more weapons and ammunition. the biden administration is sending another $800 million in equipment including how witsers, armored personnel carriers and helicopters. euro

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i'm max foster in london. we're following breaking news, coverage out of russia's war on ukraine just ahead. >> it is a brutality against civilians. attacks will continue. >> we can't become numb to this. we can't normalize this. >> now is the time to double down on the pressure. >> indeed, this is genocide. >> we can conclude that russia is worse than isis. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> it is monday, april the 4th, 11:00 a.m. in ukraine. we're following breaking news out of the southern ukrainian city of odessa. in the last few hours officials will confirmed an overnight air-strike in the city. we are still waiting to hear about any casualties there. to the east in the besieged city of mariupol, officials say a humanitarian corridor will be working today, efforts to evacuate citizens have been hampered as fighting continues around the hard-hit port city. it comes as ukrainian officials continue searching for bodies in bucha and other towns near kyiv. russian forces have retreated from that regio

i'm max foster in london.ng breaking news out of russia's war on ukraine just ahead. >> down here, john. down here. >> reporter: the image from bucha's war, now is not the time for complacency. >> they want to take

i'm max foster in london. we're following breaking news out of russia's war on ukraine just ahead. >> down here, john. down here. >> reporter: the image from bucha's war, now is not the time for complacency. >> they want to take our cities. they want to take our hearts and cities. >> everything that putin and his cronies and his soldiers are doing to ukrainian people, this is war crimes and crimes against humans. >> tough measures are not enough anymore. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> tuesday, april 5th. it's 11 a.m. in ukraine where officials are warning the atrocities we've seen in bucha could be the tip of the iceberg as ukrainian forces retake more towns. the mounting evidence of potential russian war crimes will likely come up later today when president volodymyr zelenskyy addresses the u.n. security council. the images you're about to see are disturbing. take a look on the left, still some more video taken friday showing bodies lying in the streets. on the right, satellite images taken more than two we

breaking news coverage continues next with max foster. to sleep right now, . hours and eighteen minutes. so great taha, that's funny. it's messing with me now. i know exactly what it's doing. ok. ok. >>> hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i'm max foster in london following the breaking news coverage of the war in ukraine just ahead. >> translator: they killed entire families, adults, children, they tried to burn the bodies. civilians were crushed by tanks while sitting in their cars in the middle of the road. >> this is unbearable brutality that europe has not witnessed in many decades. >> now is the time to match those words with actions. >> translator: the u.n

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i'm max foster.ollowing breaking news on the shooting. a gunman set off two smoke bombs. the gunman fired at least 33 times hitting 10 people. all are expected to survive. the credit card and keys to a u-haul van were found at the scene. frank james is a person of interest. they say he rented a van which was later discovered in brooklyn. police say they don't know if james has any connections of the subway attack and they're not calling him a suspect. we continue to follow the story and bring you the very latest. >>> european leaders are standing united against russia's war on ukraine. the presidents of poland, lithuania, latvia and estonia are on their way to kyiv. they're expected to discuss aid and the ongoing investigation into russian war crimes. meanwhile, the european union is renewing pressure on opec to look into increasing their supply of oil and gas in international markets. cnn's nic robertson joins us live from brussels. >> reporter: the other reality is opec doesn't seem to be minding i

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i'm max foster. the u.s. has authorized another $100 million for assistance in ukraine. the weapons will be pulled from existing pentagon inventories to speed up delivery. the ukrainian president wants the u.n. security council to do more. he described the atrocities against the civilians he saw in his visit against bucha. he called russian actions no different from those of a terror group. >> translator: the u.n. security council exists and yet there is no security in the world for anyone. the only guilty party is one country, russia, which discredits all of the institutions and blocks the global architecture for the sake of spreading lies and justifying the evil it commits. >> meanwhile, the u.k. says heavy fighting in russian airstrikes have continued in mariupol. british intelligence says in their latest update a short time ago, the fighting is worsening but most remaining residents have no heat, water or medicine. president zelenskyy said brodianka is another city where the russian aggression is coming to light. fred pleitgen brought a look at the carnage and widesp

i'm max foster in london. we're following breaking news coverage on russia's war in ukraine.head. >> translator: russia is preparing another offensive hoping to break our national alliance. >> we should have no elusions that they'll break their tactics and make them less brutal. >> if the evidence points to him being a war criminal, we will pursue that. >> the russian

for now though, i want to send it back to max foster who is in london and following the other top stories for today. >> indeed. and we're looking at twitter of course, elon musk is set to acquire one the most influential social media platforms. why this takeover is already ruffling feathers. kitchen? sorted. hot tub, why not? and of course, puppy-friendly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. >>> a $44 billion deal between the world's richest man and one of the top social media platforms. elon musk is now set to buy twitter saying that his goal is to bolster free speech and unlock the company's tremendous potential, but many are worried about the changes musk could make to the platform. and claire a bastian is sebastian is joining us with more. he is talking about making it the platform for free speech and taking away advertising. so what do you think. >> we have a lot of questions and not too many answers. but in terms of what he said, he gave quite an illuminating interview after he announced his initial bid for the platform. he said he wants

i'm max foster. the u.n. is warning humanitarian response to the horrific violence in ukraine must be gender sensitive. an official with u.n. women says increased reports of rape and sexual violence against women and children must be independently confirmed. the u.n. also says nearly 2/3 of ukrainian children have been displaced since the war began. unicef adds 1.6 million inside the country may not have enough food. that kind of grief and despair surely being felt inside ukraine. the deputy minister said more than 4300 people were evacuated. now meanwhile the u.n. says the number of people fleeing the country has risen to more than 4.5 million. cnn's selma abdelaziz is following all of this live from the polish border. selma. >> reporter: yes. so i'm at a train station here, max. i'm sure you can hear the sounds of women and children. i can't show them to you, but we're basically in a room here in the train station, a safe haven that's been put up for these women and children fleeing ukraine. what i can do t

i'm max foster in london.king news, coverage out of russia's war on ukraine just ahead. >> it is a brutality against civilians. attacks will continue. >> we can't become numb to this. we can't normalize this. >> now is the time to double down on the pressure. >> indeed, this is genocide. >> we can conclude that russia is worse than isis. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news.

i'm max foster in london. ukraine. ursula van did he line. the situation in the capitol is much calmer now. russian forces have withdrawn. mr. zelenskyy is calling on foreign governments to restore their diplomatic missions in kyiv as a show of support. australia says it is sending 20 armored personnel to the region. they say russia's preparations to attempt a massive breakthrough there are nearly complete. ukrainian authorities claim russian shelling has destroyed all of the hospitals and medical institutions in the eastern region of luhansk. some of the wounded must be taken hundreds of miles to ukraine hospitals. they're saying russia suffered huge numbers. dmitry peskov also said that the russian retreat from the kyiv and chernihiv regions says this was an act of goodwill. >> reporter: for weeks chernihiv was completely cut off from the rest of the country. once a thriving city of 300,000 people, now parts of it a wa wasteland. 45 minutes from the russian border, it was quickly cut off. no power, water and

i'm max foster. just ahead. >> civilians executed in cold blood. >> mr. achieved exactly zero of his strategic objectives inside ukraine. >> i really want to go home. we can't go back yet. my husband is still there. >> what you do every day

. >> and max foster is live for us.ps that he might not think that she is protected or around the right type of people. we don't have anymore guidance on that, but it certseacertainld a few eyebrows here in the uk. it was a wide ranging interview, he was speaking to nbc. and it got a lot of coverage here. he also talked about diana and how she is very much present in his life he feels. she spent some time he believes looking after william and now it is his turn and he actually feels at home in america as well and he spoke to that. >> home for me now is for the time being is in the states. and it feels that way as well. >> does it? >> yeah. we've been welcomed with open arms. and it has such a great community up in santa barbara. >> so you feel like that is home more for you. is that weird to say? >> no, but i'm sure it will become a thing. >> home for now you notice he said, which is also being analyzed here, every detail of the interview being analyzed. does it mean potentially he could come back to the uk. he was aske

cnn anchor max foster joins me now from london. back to the uk in a year. and his wife meghan's first time back in two years. they left their kids here in the u.s., what did he say about their visit with his grandmother? >> the reason he's here in europe is for the invictus games he set up for wounded veterans and the interstview that nbc di with him was at the netherlands event. quite wide ranging. talks about how he regards mark as home, he's been welcomed there, in california. he talks about how he really feels his mother's presence over the last couple of years, he said that, you know, he felt that she helped william set up his life here in the uk, now she was focusing on harry, so a very personal interview and obviously he was asked about that visit on the way to the netherlands, to windsor castle where he met the queen. we found out about that after the event. this is what he said in response to that, i'll explain afterwards why it is grabbing the headlines. >> it was great. it was nice it see her. she was on great form. she

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i am max foster. russian troops are massing in eastern ukraine.nd there is word that a railway station is being shelled as well. so far, there's been no word of casualties there though. a senior ukrainian official says the offensive in the donbas region has already begun. and, ukrainian civilians are being warned to flee. a regional military governor says a russian strike destroyed the airport in the city of dnipro. said the airport -- have been demolished but the rockets keep flying. the later satellite images show a nearly 13 kilometer long russian military convoy. about eight miles long east of kharkiv. ukraine's defense intelligence chief said friday that russian troops were regrouping for an expected attack on the city, an interview on 60 minutes, president-elect he said that ukraine successful defense of their next attack relies on u.s. support. >> what are you expecting now in the east and in the south? >> [interpreter] we think this will be a new wave of this war. we don't know how much russian weaponry there will be. but we understand the

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. >> reporter: i'm max foster in london. ukrainian embassy in ireland is calling for a ban on the russian pro war symbol z. that's after a video emerged on sunday, showing a convoy of vehicles displaying it while traveling down one of dublin's busiest highways. calling it a symbol of killings and atrocity, the embassy said all democratic states must ban its use. the character which interestingly doesn't feature in russia's alphabet has become a symbol of putin's invasion since russian military vehicles invaded ukraine in february, displaying the distinctive mark. >>> and now that russian forces have pulled out of kyiv, we're getting a clearer picture of the destruction that they left behind. it is really a grim scene. devastation in every direction, and that's not the worst of it. as cnn's frederik pleitgen reports. >> reporter: the tour is a sad routine for the body collectors in the outskirts of kyiv. finding corpses has become eerily normal here. a house destroyed by an artillery strike, a body burned beyond recognition.