donald mclean worked for the british foreign office.lunt and kern kross were counterintelligence officers restoring communications is always a risk if agents have already been lured away , you can recruit a person. well, very interesting , very suitable then, it turns out that he works for the counterintelligence of the enemy. and that's exactly the same here was the question of not framing these very interesting young people with great prospects. not everyone, even inside the foreign intelligence departments, believed the cambridge five, but the fitin was sure, however, that he would always find himself. in september 1939, world war ii began. european countries, one after another, fell under the onslaught of the german military machine norway belgium france at that time fitin made several business trips abroad. the main thing is to germany, where the red chapel was left without communication , what is important after the visit of the fitin, contacts were restored with the red chapel from brayton. is not an invention of yulian semyonov

scott mclean, thank you for your reporting, as always. >>> well, the mother of a former u.s.ine killed while fighting alongside ukrainian troops says her son just wanted to do the right thing. she says he made the family proud. >> yeah. 22-year-old willy joseph cancel was working for a private military contracting company when he agreed to join the fight in ukraine. his mother, rebecca cabrera said he had a quote, high moral value and wanted to help the people of ukraine. >> that is one of the proudest days of his life when he was able to call himself a marine. and even before he left to go to ukraine, he was proud because he wanted to do the right thing and fight alongside the underdogs and help them with things he thought was important. he knew they needed help. and it was just something that he felt that he could help in because he had the experience and the training and the knowledge to go and help them. >> cabrera says she last spoke with her son on april 21st, four days before he was killed. willie joseph cancel leaves behind a wife and a 7 month old baby. >>> let's bri

. >>> i want to go live to lviv, ukraine, and bring in cnn's scott mclean on the very latest there. scott, what can you tell us? >> reporter: brianna, yeah, as you guys mentioned the united states now says that it has seen credible reports that russian troops have executed ukrainian soldiers while they are in the process of surrendering. these comments were made by the u.s. ambassador for global justice who was speaking at the u.n. yesterday, she was not specific in exactly where or when this took place other than the donetsk area. we have reached out to get further clarification but she says if those reports are, in fact, true that it would be a clear violation of the rules of war and she says that -- and she says that this is not an isolated incident, this is a sign of a larger pattern on the part of russian troops. meanwhile, fighting as you mentioned continues in the east and we're seeing new pictures released by local authorities in one small hamlet in the donetsk region where officials there say that 27 homes have been hit by shelling. we are also seeing new video the city of

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did i mclean that from that? said the with me. ah ah wow. oh oh. oh oh, a ah with ah, multiple explosions are reported in the ukranian capital. kia early on friday as part of the city left without electricity, also ahead plates and set up a foreign position here. a variety of caliber empty shell casings, but also as in many places that we visited empty syringes as a battle for mario poll enters its final stages and our t crew takes a closer look at physicians left by ukrainian soldiers on the head of the european central bank was the e u faces rising inflation and economic instability if they abundant russian gas imports.

here now is cnn's scott mclean. >> in eastern estonia, the vast birch forests and open plains dottedcks can feel a lot like russia. most people are ethnically russian. many signs are in russian, and russia itself is just across the river. from the estonian border town, more than 80% of the population speaks russian. even on this side of the river native russian speakers makesta population from the soviet era. many older people don't speakwell and absence of russian media in estonia, russian state media left to fill the void giving people a steady dose of kremlin propaganda. that is, until the start of the war in ukraine. when estonia blocked many russian news outlets and tv channels a decision that came with plenty of controversy. >> why i'm not agree? because i think democrats with propaganda. >> many people buying systems to become the russian -- it's not the way of reality. this is not the way. >> reporter: antennas suddenly a popular item as electronics stores. russian speakers, they easily pick up russian tv channels and others watch on line through vpns. this man and his father

i am ready to give those people a time to make them believe me. >> reporter: scott mclean, cnn, narva, estonia. >>> austrian chancellor karl nehammer seems to have a full grasp on what is unfolding on the ground in ukraine, but has his own, quote, war logic. have a listen. >> when you heard our cia director talk publicly about the concerns that when putin is cornered, he might do something like use a tactical nuclear weapon, the person you sat down with, do you think that's a person who might use a nuclear weapon? >> it's a tough question. i think he knows that he has this weapon, and he knows the threat of this weapon. so i don't know if he really use it. but he knows that he threaten the world with these weapons. >> does he believe he's winning the war or losing the war? >> no, i think he believes he is winning the war. >> inner nehammer met with russian president last week, the first european leader to do so since the war began. he said that at the end of their meeting, mr. putin warned him in german, quote, it is better the war ends earlier rather than later. joining me now is and

the lithuanian director of mclean documentary on mario fall has been killed in the city montes kevin dar. v cuse was working on a new film. a colleague says he died with his camera in hand. the director had also documented brushes war in chechnya. at the start of the war, russian troops took control of the decommissioned chernobyl nuclear plant in northern ukraine. they occupied the contaminated exclusion zone for weeks, but withdrew after some soldiers, apparently suffered radiation poisoning, chernobyl as the site of the worst nuclear accident in history. russian soldiers of the china beetle, nuclear power plant. they took over the building on february, the 24th right at the start of rushes invasion. did the troops really know much about the place that government had sent them? apparently the young soldiers were clueless about the 1986 nuclear disaster, despite large numbers of death by radiation and heavy contamination. that's vadim. pope dimness view more than the moscow he's ukraine's chief engineer at channel bill. and despite the risk of speaking to us, he agrees to an intervi

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our scott mclean has the story for you. >> reporter: these are russian troops making a break for cover in the streets near the azov steel plant in mariupol. one of them is shot along the way. another soldier attempts to pull him to safety amidst heavy fire. one ukrainian deputy commander says that russia is not ohm bombarding the plant from the sky, but now also attacking from the ground. >> translator: as of today, there have been attempts to storm the territory. this is infantry. this is enemy' military equipment but those attempts have been beaten off as of this hour. >> deputy commander of the azov r regiment which is leading fight from the plant said recent bombing left some cut off by rubble. he is not sure if there are are survivors trapped inside. he says bombing also hit a field hospital. bringing the number of wounded soldiers to more than 500. the city mayor puts the number of injured at more than 600. how many do you think will survive the next day or two? >> translator: i am not going to say how lodge we could be here, but i am going to say that we are doing everything we

cnn's scott mclean is in talend, the capital of estonia, with how they welcome refugees. >> reporter: hotels are expensive and then the government came up with this. the top deck of a cruise ship, actually, normally this would be shuttling people back and forth from latvia to sweden. now it is parked here in the city of tallinn, you can see the skyline there to serve as housing potentially up the next four months. let me take you inside briefly to show you what it looks like. this is the 11th floor. there are seven other floors that look a lot like this with a lot more space actually where people can gather, with the kids. you can see they can run around and be kids here and they have all the space in the world. the rooms are extremely small here. some are really only able to hold a bed and maybe a tiny little bathroom. so not a lot of room but better than a school gymnasium, a lot better than sheltering in a bomb shelter in ukraine. the government tells me that by and large, estonians want to help ukrainians, which is why they're being so generous in taking so many. it's a big financ

have been hints from the kremlin and its allies that moldova may be next after you krachblt scott mcleanthank you so much. >>> let's bring in retired nay superior mike lions who's here to walk us through the war in ukraine. we appreciate you sharing part of your saturday with us. let's talk about the news that russia is trying to build a land bridge between russia and c crimea. their ambition to take over full control of ukraine and the donbas region. what's the strategic value they see there? >> good morning, boris. i think this was the plan from the very beginning. the general said the quiet part out loud. they were only able to get to the sea before the invasion this. is always part of what they wanted to do. mariupol is right in the middle of that, and that puts a real kink in their plans as they haven't taken that steel factory yet. i wake up this morning and look at british intel reports and they say there's still significant fighting taking place. putin said he was going to bypass them and try to starve them out. that's not the case. they need the city for the land bridge. when th

jake. >> scott mclean in lviv for us, thank you so much. ukrainians rescue workers face increasing danger as they work on the front line of putin's war. russian forces are using the same tactics that terrorists use. attacking the same target twice in an effort to also kill those who rush to save and help survivors. cnn's clarissa ward was traveling with a paramedic team in kharkiv, ukraine, working to help the injured as russian forces began shelling nearby buildings. >> it's the beginning of a 24-hour shift for paramedics alexander and vladimir. they prepare their ambulance for the carnage that kharkiv residents confront every day. we have two ourniquets, he says. alexandra's mother stops by the dispatch center to give her daughter a hug. this is one of the most dangerous jobs. every moment together is precious. a loud stream of booms signals the day's work is beginning. that's incoming now, this ambulance worker tells us. alexandra and vladimir answer the call. the code used when someone has been wounded by shelling. their flak jackets on

scott mclean with the details. >> reporter: satellite images and aerial footage has long shown the scale of the destruction in mariupol. it is difficult to know the full human cost of the siege, but now there are new potential clues. new satellite pictures of a cemetery east of mariupol appear to show freshly-dug trenches, some-40 meters long. the mariupol mayor's office says that these are mass graves. cnn cannot independently verify the claim. what is not unclear is the dire humanitarian situation inside the city. new video from the ukrainian military shows women and children taking shelter underneath a steel plant, where ukrainian troops are making their last stand. inside, the russian word for "children" is spray painted on the walls. a ukrainian soldier says he is bringing gifts, candy, and some food. the kids explain how they've passed the time. many of the women and children are the families of plant workers here, and many have been there for 50 days or more. >> translator: i want to get out of here, and see the sun. we've been here for two months now, and i want to see the sun be

let's get the latest with cnn's scott mclean joining from us wlee ev lviv.alk to us, scott about the suspected mass graves they're finding. >> reporter: yeah, this is in a village just either of mariupol. what you see on the satellite images is a series of trenches that are dug. earth is obviously disturbed in the images that may be 40, 45 yards as long as or so. they're located inside the cemetery inside this area, an existing cemetery. but local officials say these are the sites of mass graves where the victims of mariupol are being dumped by the russian forces there. as you mentioned, cnn, though, can't independently verify that claim. there is no doubt, though, that mariupol has been largely reduced to rubble. the destruction is vast. what has been harder to get a handle on or quantify is the human toll. those who are still alive are hunkering down in basements, they've been there almost two months now. one of those places the azozstal are making it there and the workers who took shelter in the deepest basement they could find. in the new video released

scott mclean here in lviv with me, thanks very much. >>> today in the russian-held region of kherson in ukraine, claims to hold what will be a referendum to try to claim then popular support for its taking over that fountown. people who live there are worried understandably about what this would mean and what happens after the results of the sham referendum. >> in louiuhansk. and now a member of parliament in texas and lobbying for additional support. thank you so much for joining us. if i could just take a bigger perspective as to how things have unfolded over the last couple of weeks, where you have u.s. officials from the defense secretary on down now saying that they believe that ukraine can win this war and can defeat russia. that on top of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general millie telling jim yesterday that this war isn't just about ukraine, but it threatens to destabilize the international world order if russia isn't held back. what does that tell you about now the u.s. and western allies, really coming in agreement with a message that president zelenskyy has been

scott mclean is here with me in lviv. scott, ukraine says that so far ukrainian forces have been able to resist russia's offensive in the east. what are we seeing there? >> as you mentioned, this presidential adviser in ukraine says that these attacks are coming fast and furious, especially in the east and south. one example, the town of kramatorsk where we saw the train station hit just a few weeks ago. thousands of russian troops that are trying to move in on that city. as you mentioned, the ukrainians say they're able to resist in places in the east. in the southern part of the country, the russians are trying to attack once again this extremely significant strategically significant city of mykolaiv again to try to take that. and in kherson, they've occupied for some time, they're now launching attacks toward the north. and even inside the city, they have now taken full control of the city council as well, according to the mayor. perhaps, though, the most significant development in the last 24 hours is the russian stri

cnn international correspondent scott mclean is here in lviv as well. scott, i wonder what we can expect from today's conversation, president zelenskyy tends to ask visiting foreign leaders for help, support, diplomatic, military, what do we expect him to ask of the u.n. secretary-general? >> reporter: well, jim, something that the ukrainians have been asking for some time is help from the u.n. to broke summer kind of agreement with the russians to get people out of mariupol and surely this trip for the u.n. secretary-general is about making some kind of progress on that front. he met with vladimir putin on tuesday. and he got something out of that meeting. he got an agreement in principle to work with the u.n., the red cross and the ukrainians to get people out of that city. but ukrainian army commander is issuing a fresh appeal today to get people out, saying that if something isn't done, people will die. simple as that. not only civilians, but also 600 wounded soldiers who right now are underneath of the azovstal steel plant in that city, along with

scott mclean live in lviv, we appreciate the report. >>> all right. brianna, just to bring people up to speed on the reports we're getting in overnight, this is from russian state media of attacks inside russia. let me show you where they are. it includes an attack on an ammunition depot allegedly in belgorod but you can also see a great distance further into russia, this may be 200 kilometers inside russia at this other site which would indicate an increasing capability if true of the ukrainian reach, of the ukrainian military. i want to bring in serhiy leshchenko senior advisor to president zelenskyy's chief of staff. thank you for being with us. reports from the russian side of strikes inside russia, including belgorod. what can you tell us about these reports? >> i have no information about this. unfortunately just not my responsibility here. >> another adviser to president zelenskyy says, quote, sooner or later the debts will have to be paid back, that's why disarming the belgorod, other depots there, it's an absolutely natural process, he says k

let's bring in scott mclean in lviv. what more can you tell us about these missile strikes in odesa? >> reporter: hey, fredricka. one city counselor in odesa called these an easter gift from vladimir putin. this is not the kind of gift that you want to get. we're talking about six cruise missiles pointed directly at the city. as you mentioned earlier, officials say they hit a military facility and they also hit two residential buildings as well. the death toll as it stands right now is at five with 18 others wounded, and they say that number is likely to rise because this so far is just the people that they know about. one of those victims officials say was a 3-month-old baby. ukrainians say that two missiles were actually struck down by the missile defense system along with two drones as well. one person was burned inside of their car outside of one of the residential buildings that was struck as well. now, ukrainian foreign minister also responding to this saying that the only point of these attacks on odesa is so stri

. >> joining us, scott mclean live in lviv, western ukraine this morning. scott, we're getting information that there's new satellite imagery of yet another mass raid in mariupol. what do you know about that? >> reporter: hey, john, this image coming in, according to satellite images, another mass grave they say has been discovered very close to the city limits. they say this grave is a very large trench that is some 200 meters long. much of it has been covered over. the mayor also claims that residents of mariupol desperate for any kind of money, food, support, have actually been enlisted to help with the digging of those graves. this is the third one that's been discovered in recent weeks, according to officials. though, cnn has no way to independently verify that these are in fact being used as graves for the war dead in that city. john, there is also concern this morning about the situation in transnistria, and the explosions you mentioned there. tr trans transnistria is a separatist region of moldova that has housed the troops since the 1990s. yesterda

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let's begin with scott mclean who is here in lviv. scott, the war goes on. despite ukrainian success in the north, we are seeing intense fire by the russian military in eastern ukraine. are ukrainian officials concerned by any progress they're seeing from russian forces? >> reporter: hey, jim. the problem on the ground seems to be in many places in the east that there are thousands and thousands of russian troops that have been built up and so that is why we're seeing some of the very heavy shelling on both sides and a lot of movement with russians taking towns and villages in the east. we're also seeing those air strikes in the southern part of the country as well. since the russians retreated from the kyiv area, we've gotten more and more evidence of the destruction that they have left behind. officials in kyiv releasing the latest death toll. they have discovered 1,150 bodies in the kyiv region since the war began. they stress that these are not soldiers, these are not territorial defense, these are civilians. they say that the majority have been found in

cnn's scott mclean has more on this. >> reporter: passengers on board the isabelle are usually shuttlingt least the next few months isabelle listen docked in estonia and will be home to some 1,300 ukrainian refugees. almost all of them are women and children. there are kids in every corner of the ship, using the ballroom for a soccer match, learning to ride a bike or learning remotely. the ship's dining room serves three meals a day, the duty-free shop has turned into a storage room and everywhere you look people are trying to adjust to their new surroundings. most of the people on board this ship have come here from hotels in the city, of course, for the government that was getting pretty expensive so they moved them on board this ship where there's plenty of common areas but the rooms are tiny. this is one of the bigger ones, meant for a family of three. there's barely enough room for a mattress. of course, this is better than the floor of a gymnasium and a lot better than a basement in ukraine. for this woman just about everything was better than living through war in kyiv with her tw

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cnn scott mclean, live in tallin, the capital of estonia with more.ecision for these folks. they want to get to safety but they have to go through russia to do it. >> reporter: exactly. and virtually everyday, jim, officials are trying to arrange these areas of safe passage, trying to arrange these humanitarian corridors and seems like a simple concept but gepting information to people on the ground in a city virtually no means of communication is extremely difficult. inevitably people rely on rumors and find the path of least resistance and that path, well, it often leads to russia. it's been two weeks since these suitcases were first packed. two weeks since evgeni escaped the hell of mariupol to russia and then finally to safety in estonia. >> translator: before now, it was just -- >> translator: stress. >> translator: stress. here we're able to really relax. i feel that we are safe here. >> reporter: they lived across the hall from each other in an apartment building on the northern edge of mariupol. >> translator: for 14 days from the beginning of

cnn correspondent scott mclean has more. >> these are russian troops making a break for cover in the streets near the as of stall steel plant in mariupol. one of them is shot along the way. his fellow soldier attempts to pull him to safety amidst heavy fire. one ukrainian deputy commander says that russia is not only bombarding the plant from the sky but now also attacking from the ground. >> translator: as of today, there have been attempts to storm the territory of azovstal. this is enemy military equipment, infinity but those attempts have been beaten off as of this hour. >> reporter: the leader said left some cellars and bunkers cut by by rubble. he's not sure if there are survivors trapped inside. he says bombing also hit a field hospital. the number of wounded soldiers to more than 500. the city mayor puts the number of injured at more than 600. how many do you think will survive the next day or two? >> translator: i'm not going to say how long we could be here. but i'm going to say that we're doing everything we can to stabilize them. >> reporter: with the soldiers in the plan

cnn correspondent scott mclean joining us live now from lviv.cott, what have you learned about the conditions, if any, inside that steel plant? >> reporter: hey, amara, yeah. things have been dire now for weeks, maybe months. and they're only getting worse there. that is what we're being told from the people inside of that plant. it is well known around the world, even gotten the attention of the u.n. secretary general who was here in ukraine just days ago trying to broker some kind of a deal between the ukrainians and russians with u.n. help to get people out of that area. so far, though, nothing has panned out. yesterday the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy announced that there was an operation under way to evacuate people from underneath of that steel plant, but by the end of the day again nothing has come from it. one of his advisers said that the russians don't want to give up that steel plant. they don't want to let anybody out of there for them it is symbolic. leaving the fighting there is the azov regimen, a former ultra nationali

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. >> next call is john and mclean virginia. >> good morning, i want to echo some of the comments i just heard. i think the other side of the tax equation is spending. i think we should take a close look at how we spend our money as well as how we collect our money. for the u.s. government. i look at federal tax policy from the point of view of individual liberty. we should be essentially trying to limit the growth of government to ensure we actually have the liberty of all most of us see we went. the u.s. national debt and the consequent as of that debt, the reason i am calling into c-span this morning came on the political party's favor, they are supporters and that is fine. we need to reform our taxes and spending to bring down our debt. i think it weakens our country. greater taxes, essentially means less liberty in my opinion. i would like to hear the comments of our moderators and people from the industry and see what you had to say about that. >> let's start with kyle of american enterprises. >> a couple of things i would like to address here. the first is the government debt and

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mclean, ryan luttrell, and kevin richardson. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ what's up!e and the additions come on, it's a different conversation. i love you guys, it's a different vibe obviously, because we are all singers. so you know my bandleader jason. >> yes, we know him. it's so funny, like i had a failed attempt at being a solo artist, but that worked out. and actually jason was my bandleader, and when i failed, then he went over to you. >> kelly: thank you for that. i was like that worked out for me actually. he has been my best partner in music and the only reason why am sitting here. he is so talented. so you guys, give it up for jason! but you guys started almost 30 years ago, so what were those first days like? because y'all were really young? >> i was 11 when i met these guys. it's because 14. >> back in the day used to ride on basically like a winnebago, we were doing what they called the csm tour, so we would go around middle schools, high schools, gymnasiums, auditoriums and perform music that nobody had ever heard. >> we do covers too. >> of course, cov

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[cheers and applause] that was a beautiful song called "vincent" by don mclean.song ever, what do you love about "vincent"? >> it has a very personal story for me going back to my childhood. a group in wisconsin we would take these road trips to my grandma's cabin and we would play uno all night long and my grandma was usually with us. in the whole soundtrack was the entire "american pie" album, but my grandma's favorite song was "vincent," so your version was so special. it brought me all the way back. >> kelly: i just learned the song. it is so beautiful. >> so poetic. >> kelly: so beautiful. i'm very into sad music, james. i don't know what that says about us. but whatever. i like your trip, that's awesome that you have that. that's so fun. thank you for sharing. >> thanks, kelly. >> kelly: we have some good times ahead today from the hit series "ghosts," utkarsh ambudkar is here! and then the voice-over clean and may be most rest them as well -- recognizable as tommy pickles on rugrats. also an amazing singer. and we have music with rising indie pop singer-so

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