sergei died in her arms i and she also lost michaela.was everything she could have dreamt of in a husband and he adored his grandson. 0ne russian sheu adored his grandson. 0ne russian shell destroyed this happy family. father and son remain in the rubble. no one has been able to bury them. 0rla guerin, bbc news, kyiv. a convoy of around 2,000 civilian cars has managed to leave the besieged city of mariupol in southern ukraine. but in many areas of the south people have been trapped by the fighting. russia says it's now in control of the entire region of kherson, also in the south. 0ur correspondent andrew harding reports. ina in a city under russian occupation another display of public fury. the citizens of kherson curling insults at russian troops. we citizens of kherson curling insults at russian troops.— citizens of kherson curling insults at russian troops. we are against the russian _ at russian troops. we are against the russian invasion. _ at russian troops. we are against the russian invasion. we - at russian troops. we are again

. >> we are two weeks into the horrors, michaela.eard your colleagues say, these children, two weeks in, we are not crying and. where are they used to it are they in the state of shock? >> i think they're in a state of shock. they're trying to process what is going on. and as you have called it -- 2 million people have left the country, among them 1 million children. just that gives you a figure -- an estimate of the magnitude of how many children have been going through traumatizing effects. but what we are trying to do is help mothers and help families to bring back a sense of normalcy. so we've been working with social centers, with hospitals, with all the sort of points, transit points as well, where children are to ensure that we can get a sense of normalcy back to children. and give them a pick of their childhood back. >> and we are so grateful for the work that both of you are doing. asami terajima and michaela bauer, thank you both. and before we had to break. i want to show two major developments on the january 6th riot. the

. >> we are two weeks into the horrors, michaela.wo weeks in, we are not crying and. where are they used to it are they in the state of shock? >> i think they're in a state of shock. they're trying to process what is going on. and as you have called it -- 2 million people have left the country, among them 1 million children. just that gives you a figure -- an estimate of the magnitude of how many children have been going through traumatizing effects. but what we are trying to do is help mothers and help families to bring back a sense of normalcy. so we've been working with social centers, with hospitals, with all the sort of points, transit points as well, where children are to ensure that we can get a sense of normalcy back to children. and give them a pick of their childhood back. >> and we are so grateful for the work that both of you are doing. asami terajima and michaela bauer, thank you both. and before we had to break. i want to show two major developments on the january 6th riot. the first concerns guy reffet from texas. the

one of 3 hotels in san mateo county being used to help reach what county manager michaela get calls functional 0 really is having a place for every person. >> there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's what we're and endeavoring to do here. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people experiencing homelessness in san mateo county. predicts that number has grown during the pandemic. he says cares act. money was used to purchase the 3 hotels. >> with plans for 2 more by the end of the year in a brand-new navigational center with permanent housing. but they'll jewelers and will have room 240 individual rooms. >> but room for 270 in case we have couples, the organization life moves operates coast house in half moon bay and shores landing in redwood city. another location in redwood city is run by samaritan house samaritan house ceo bar charlo says the hotel setting office of flexibility that large congregate shelters can. very, very appealing to the long-term homeless. >> who like the opportunity to actually close their door and have both privacy and safet

sergei died in her arms and she also lost michaela. he was everything she could have dreamt of in a husband and he adored his grandson. one russian shell destroyed this happy family. father and son remain in the rubble. no one has been able to bury them. orla guerin, bbc news, kyiv. in the beseiged city of marryoopol in southern ukraine, in the beseiged city of mariupol in southern ukraine, a convoy of around two thousand civilian cars has been able to leave. but across the south, people are still trapped by the fighting. russia says it's now in control of the entire region of kherson. our correspondent andrew harding is in southern ukraine — he's been talking to those living under russian occupation in kherson. in a city under russian occupation another display of public fury. the citizens of kherson curling insults at russian troops. we are against the russian invasion. we can't reach the city right now but a local teacher agreed to film for us. look, the entire city is here. describing what it is like to confront russian soldiers. i

one of 3 hotels in san mateo county being used to help reach what county manager michaela get calls functionaly is having a place for every person. >> there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's what we're and endeavoring to do here. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people experiencing homelessness in san mateo county. predicts that number has grown during the pandemic. he says cares act. money was used to purchase the 3 hotels. >> with plans for 2 more by the end of the year in a brand-new navigational center with permanent housing will jewelers and will have room 240 individual rooms. >> but room for 270 in case we have couples, the organization life moves operates coast house in half moon bay and shores landing in redwood city. another location in redwood city is run by samaritan house samaritan house ceo bar charlo says the hotel setting office of flexibility that large congregate shelters can. very, very appealing to the long-term homeless who like the opportunity to actually close their door and have both privacy and safety. >> callum, he say

this is my vest, michaela. i'm not gonna be wearing it because it's hard to sleep instead. i think he's going to serve them well, more or less suitable philip party reports are from an encampment on the outskirts of ukraine's capital and the german minister suggests contributing to the ukrainian war effort by not eating meat, mid reports of food supply shortages. and among the foreign fighters, joining ukraine's fight against russia are right wing militants from brazil who idolized neo nazi sentiments. widespread among ukrainian ultra nationalists ah forecasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. but have you with us as we covered the latest in the war in ukraine. now russia ledges that ukrainian forces have brought about a humanitarian catastrophe. and mario, paul, as civilians remain trapped in the city and amid intense fighting in recent days. the numerous buildings have been destroyed as civilians, hyde, in basements, and struggle to obtain food and water due to disrupted supplies. now, despite daily attempts by the ru

let's make to michaela who's dying by fritz in washington, d. c. as in mike, tell us more about this conversation between of ukrainian and us presidents while it took place in the evening d. c. time the conversation that lasted some 30 minutes at the white house read out of the conversations says that the 2 leaders discussed the sanctions program again . so russia, they discussed ukrainians. security and president biden pledge to continue to work with congress to build a massive humanitarian aid package which ukraine so desperately needs what was not mentioned in the readout, as whether the matter of fighter aircraft came up for discussion. this is something that president zalinski has been calling for, for the us, so long with its nato allies to provide air craft to the ukranian air force along with drones. and no mention in the official statement from the white house that this was brought up at any time during the conversation. but it's something that president lensky did bring up early in the day when he spoke to a group of senators at briefing

so daughter, michaela mor this tuition is he think up with me, but we already, we don't have another choice. we will go to the enemy bar. no one can pick this up because, or this is ukraine or was still graham and what this war has done as united ukrainians across the country. and here in odessa and many restaurants, you see this happening basically preparing food for the soldiers, for the volunteers, for the front lines, for the refugees. it is very much a shock still when you speak to people saying that they never believed that this would have happened, but now was the time to come together and did you everything ah, to fight the russians? certainly here in odessa, they've been preparing for, for a russian a seat on the city, the country's biggest c port. but everyone here will tell you that they will not be able to take it to other world news now. and the saudi coalition has launched the air strikes in santa and her day in retaliation against attacks on its oil facilities. yemen who the rebels say they hit several areas inside the kingdom on friday. one was near the formula, one c

this is my vest, michaela. i'm not going to be wearing it because it's hard to sleep instead. i think he's going to say, well, more or less suitable pillow party reports from the outskirts of t of where russian and ukrainian forces are getting ready for a fight. farmers truckers and trade unions to take to the streets of europe to protest against soaring prices due to sanctions imposed on russia over the ukraine conflict. and r t obtains evidence that the u. s. was pushing ukraine to lower russia into a conflict and spent millions of dollars on preparing ukrainian military forces. ah, by cathy live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. glad have you with us as we cover the latest in the war in ukraine. now russia ledges that ukrainian forces have brought about a humanitarian catastrophe and marble. as an estimated, 130000 civilians remain trapped in the city amid intense fighting in recent days. the numerous buildings have been destroyed as civilians, hyde, in basements, and struggle to obtain food and water due to disrupted supplies

so daughter, michaela mor, this situation is heating up with her, but we are ready. we don't have another choice, we will go to the enemy bar. no one can pick odessa because, or this is you great or was still graham. and what this war has done is united ukrainians across the country. and here in odessa many restaurants, you see this happening basically preparing food for the soldiers, for the volunteers, for the front lines, for the refugees, it is very much a shock. so when you speak to people saying that they never believed that this would have happened, but now was the time to come together and to do everything to fight the russians. certainly here in odessa, they've been preparing for a russian a seat on the city. the country's biggest c port, but everyone here will tell you that they will not be able to take it. now to our other headline story, the conflict in the yemen, they who the rebels are saying they're suspending. miss sullen drone strikes on saudi arabia for 3 days. the group says it's part of a push for lost and commitment to peace in the 7 year war, yo

but russia says, anyone who doubts as evidence is deluding themselves from the un, is michaela? it was a 4th security council session held on ukraine since russia launched its invasion. but the 1st one called by russia itself. moscow claiming that ukraine supported by the u. s. is developing biological weapons and the russian ambassador attempting to preempt the de miles he said he was expecting we renewed him with irks in letters of the clinic of doris. i can foresee what the reaction will be from our western colleagues who i'm sure are going to be saying now that all of this information is fake and russian propaganda. but this is self delusion. un was direct in its assessment of the allegation. i am a way of media reports regarding allegations of biological weapons programs. the united nations is not aware of any biological weapons programs. the reaction of several members was incredulous. i will say this once. ukraine does not have a biological weapons program. there are no ukrainian biological weapons laboratories supported by the united states. absolutely, everything we hav

this is my vest, michaela i'm, i'm not going to be wearing it because it's hard to sleep. instead. i think it's gonna serve as a well more or less suitable pillow party reports from the outskirts of cheer where russian and ukrainian forces are getting ready for a fight. farmers truckers and trade unions to take to the streets of europe to protest against storing prices. due to sanctions imposed on russia over the ukraine conflict and r t obtains evidence that the u. s. was pushing ukraine to lower rush .

it was a bit of a mickey mouse track, and ever since 1982 when the race was one by michaela amaretto,ners of formula 1 now, to finally manage to get everybody in agreement to say yes, let's race on the strip. stand yes, let's race on the strip. and how much _ yes, let's race on the strip. and how much is — yes, let's race on the strip. and how much is it _ yes, let's race on the strip. and how much is it about _ yes, let's race on the strip. and how much is it about the money and the success financially that this might bring, but also because of the owners and where they come from, the prospect of growing the sport in america which has already happened to the degree that they've got three now on the calendar in the country? there's been quite an uproar about why haven't... which first there's been quite an uproar about why haven't. .. which first started in 2012, miami do to have its first race in early may this year, and then of course vegas next year. but actually if you look at it, you're up actually if you look at it, you're up as a continent has many more races, so it's not dispr

one of 3 hotels in san maleo county being used to help reach what county manager michaela get calls functional 0 really is having a place for every person. >> there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's what we're and endeavoring to do here. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people experiencing homelessness in san mateo county. predicts that number has grown during the pandemic. he says cares act. money was used to purchase the 3 hotels. >> with plans for 2 more by the end of the year in a brand-new navigational center with permanent housing will jewelers and will have room 240 individual rooms. >> but room for 270 in case we have couples, the organization life moves operates coast house in half moon bay and shores landing in redwood city. another location in redwood city is run by samaritan house samaritan house ceo bar charlo says the hotel setting office of flexibility that large congregate shelters can. very, very appealing to the long-term homeless who like the opportunity to actually close their door and have both privacy and safety. >> says h

the vice prime minister of ukraine, michaela federov, talked about creating an i t army.as it been for ukraine to have this cyber war? well what you're talking about is they're getting extra people to help them out in their in their fight against russia. uh am hacking. the russians is clearly a one thing that they can do to strike back. and certainly the addition of all this external talent is helping them in a way that they wouldn't be able to other law. how is this short term or long term? i mean, they've been able to disable some sites and have some impact in the long term. is it doing? what? what they wanted to do. well the answer is, it's doing more than nothing and less than everything right. they would like it to be doing more obviously, but they certainly had some effects. um so, for example, it's been impossible to reach. uh the kremlin site that has the speeches of off of putin. i've been trying to get there. i haven't been able to get there. but maybe that's because of anonymous. i don't know that, but that's the sort of thing that could be happening. let's tal

one of 3 hotels in san mateo county being used to help reach what county manager michaela get calls functional 0 really is having a place for every person. there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's what we're and endeavoring to do here. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people experiencing homelessness in san mateo county. predicts that number has grown during the pandemic. he says cares act. money was used to purchase the 3 hotels with plans for 2 more by the end of the year in a brand-new navigational center with permanent housing will jewelera and will have room 240 individual rooms, but room for 270 in case we have couples, the organization life moves operates coast house in half moon bay and shores landing in redwood city. another location in redwood city is run by samaritan house samaritan house ceo bar charlo says the hotel setting office of flexibility that large congregate shelters can. they're very, very appealing to the long-term homeless, who like the opportunity to actually close their door and have both privacy and safety. >> says he

one of 3 hotels in san mateo county being used to help reach what county manager michaela get calls functionaling a place for every person. >> there a roof over their head in san mateo county. and then that's where we're and endeavoring to do here. the last homeless census in 2019 reported more than 1500 people experiencing homelessness in san mateo county. predicts that number has grown during the pandemic. he says cares act. money was used to purchase the 3 hotels. >> with plans for 2 more by the end of the year in a brand-new navigational center with permanent housing will jewelers and will have room 240 individual rooms. >> but room for 270 in case we have couples, the organization life moves operates coast house in half moon bay and shores landing in redwood city. another location in redwood city is run by samaritan house samaritan house ceo bar charlo says the hotel setting office of flexibility that large congregate shelters can. very, very appealing to the long-term homeless. >> who like the opportunity to actually close their door and have both privacy and safety. >> says he understan

sergei died in her arms and she also lost michaela.s been able to bury them. orla guerin, bbc news, kyiv. around 20,000 people have been evacuated from the besieged city of mariupol in southern ukraine. but in many areas of the south, people have been trapped by the fighting. russia says it's now in control of the entire region of kherson, also in the south. our correspondent andrew harding reports. in a city under russian occupation, another display of public fury. the citizens of kherson hurling insults at russian troops. we are against the russian invasion. we can't reach the city right now, but a local teacher agreed to film for us. look, the entire city is here. describing what it is like to confront russian soldiers. i was crying to them, "go home, go to your mum." and did they reply? two were laughing. i was really furious, so then ijust cried out some curse words to them. usually, i don't. away from the protests, empty shells at some local supermarkets, but for now there is still food to be found here. a russian flag flies over