breaking news, ukraine under awack. ukrainian president says he is cutting diplomatic ties with russia. blasts were heard in multiple ukrainian cities after russian president vladimir putin announced military operation. he says it's to protect a separatist held region and adviser to ukraine's president says about 40 people have been killed in the attack. >> new security camera footage shows russian military vehicles crossing into ukraine from russian an ex crimea. >> president biden is slamming the invasion. he tweeted russia alone is responsible for death and destruction this attack will bring and u.s. and allies and partners will respond in a united decisive way. the world will hold russia accountable. joining us live is bradley blackburn from un headquarters in new york. >> condemnations are pouring in from leaders around the world. >>> they are. especially at the united nations. last night there was emergency meeting of the security council and it was as first explosions were going on in ukraine, secretary general p

breaking news, ukraine under awack. ukrainian president says he is cutting diplomatic ties with russia. blasts were heard in multiple ukrainian cities after russian president vladimir putin announced military operation. he says it's to protect a separatist held region and adviser to ukraine's president says about 40 people have been killed in the attack. >> new security camera footage shows russian military vehicles crossing into ukraine from russian an ex crimea. >> president biden is slamming the invasion. he tweeted russia alone is responsible for death and destruction this attack will bring and u.s. and allies and partners will respond in a united decisive way. the world will hold russia accountable. joining us live is br

new fears over gas prices. diane king hall is joining us live. a little rocky with what we are seeing in ukraine> more than a little. it is a sea of red on wall street as investors react to news that russia has invaded ukraine. let's go right to the numbers. dow dropping 783 points. all three major indexes are in the red. nasdaq is down more than 300. definitely in bare market territory. we'll see if it holds this way. on the flip side crude oil surged above $100 a barrel for first time since 2014 because of the invasion of ukraine. analysts are concerned a war in europe can disrupt supplies. oil prices have surged more than $20 a barrel since the beginning of the year. keep in mind russia is the world's second largest oil producer. the conflict has prompted fears of spike worldwide. we have seen that already and we will see more soon. in california drivers are paying more than 4.77. national average is 3.54. president biden has warned americans to prepare to pay more at the pump. >> a lot to keep our eyes on this morning. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> new laws aimed at lgbtq children prompt

breaking news. ukraine under attack. explosions heard across the country tonight as the russian offensive begins. >> now, putin issuing a dire warning towards the west. good evening to you. tonight shelling has been reported in a dozen different locations in ukraine. russian tanks are rolling across the border. >> president biden swiftly condemning russia and issuing a warning of his own. we go to the white house with the latest tonight. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: russian president, putin, ordered a military operation in eastern ukraine. he said there is no goal to occupy russia's neighbor but warned if other countries attempt to interfere there will be consequences they have never seen. >> that sound like a fighter jet over head. co rrespondent is in kyiv. one of two eastern cities where explosions were heard overnight. smoke was seen rising. a 30-day state of emergency went into effect tuesday night in ukraine. military reservists were called up. [speaking in foreign language] >> reporter: ukraine's pr

unless you live in new york, ukraine. e has a look at the sister city on the frontlines. >> reporter: the town of new york, in eastern ukraine, sits on the frontline of the conflict with russia. its skyline is scarred by war. the only tourist attraction, an exhibit honoring ukrainian soldiers fighting russia-backed rebels. perhaps the only thing the town shares with america's biggest city is the name. [ speaking foreign language ] "we tell ourselves the russians would be too afraid to bomb new york" she says with a bitter laugh. but it's too late, we're already hearing shelling. around 12,000 ukrainians call this new york home, and they've seen the conflict up close for the past eight years. 16-year-old sergy says, i'm not sure if it makes sense to stay here longer. i don't know how long the war will last. new york isn't far from donetsk. one of the separatist regions president vladamir putin recognized as independent before ordering his forces in this week. mother ela worries what will happen next. she says living here is

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ukraine border. let's bring you breaking news were getting on the story of ukraine. ops have attacked a ukrainian army base in here. we bring you more news as we get it regarding that. earlier we spoke to the director of the eurasian democracy initiative he was forced to evacuate his family and is now attending to help defend the city. i family and is now attending to help defend the city.— family and is now attending to help defend the city. i am kind of re help defend the city. i am kind of pretty depleted, _ help defend the city. i am kind of pretty depleted, you - help defend the city. i am kind of pretty depleted, you know. | of pretty depleted, you know. it is obviously very emotional but it also concentrates the mind very well, you know. i was informed that i was on hit list. there are groups of diversionary storm troopers operating throughout ukrainian cities especially in kyiv. some of them have been disabled but we don't know the number that remains. i'm someone who has been very vocal with my anti—putin views and a whole in both a ukrainian and american pas

ukraine. the us and britain are threatening to impose tough new sanctions. if russia invades ukraine, u, as secretary of state antony blanket, has re iterate at washington support for kiev. meanwhile, russian president vladimir putin has had back in his 1st remarks on the crisis in a month. he accuses the west of ignoring moscow's concerns about security in the region. who are you with the flags of his allies on proud display, ukraine's president announced a huge addition to his nation's army corps, west william on. we will create a new political co operation format in europe between ukraine, great britain and poland, voice that was within the next 3 years, we will increase the number of ukrainian armed forces to 100000 professional soldiers. regina army, british prime minister boris johnson, flew to give to meet with zelinski in a press conference afterwards. johnson appealed for a diplomatic solution to the crisis. russia. invasion of you, crime would be a political disaster. humanitarian disaster, in my view would also be for russia for the world, a milita

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let's quickly bring you up to date on the breaking news we are following. ukraine's reporting clashes close to the city center in kyiv. it says russian reconnaissance troops have ended the northern district of the capitol and it's asking citizens to, quote, get this, make molotov cocktails and take down the occupier. it comes as ukraine's interior ministry says one of its fighter jets has been shot down over kyiv and as air raid sirens have, again, been going off around the capitol. now residents in kharkiv, ukraine, have turned a subway system into a make shift bomb shelter. clarissa ward was there speaking with frightened but determined ukrainians seeking safety. >> reporter: kharkiv residents scrambled to find shelter as russia's brutal assault unfolds. deep underground, scenes reminiscent of the second world war. the shock just sinking in that what was unimaginable is now reality. 36-year-old daria tells us -- >> you wake up and you realize it's 5 a.m. and you find out that the world is no longer the safe place from earlier. we independent country, ukraine. we do

reporter: abc news, ukraine. dion: in the east bay, the search is on for a missing woman. 29-year-old kamani mckelpist n was seen in el serrato taking a walk. she is from the l.a. and visiting family. there was a sighting of her in uptown oakland tuesday. friends say she may be disoriented. how does oakland keep its schools from closing or consolidating? that is the question community members tried answering during a gathering this afternoon. parents, teachers, and students met at markham elementary for a town hall style gathering. they talked about putting more pressure on the school board to block niece cuts and even asking governor newsom to intervene. teachers also spoke of staging a walkout. >> i'm thinking that it's going to be another big movement. and hopefully that shows them how serious we are about keeping our schools open. dion: today's town hall follows an emotional friday night oakland school board meeting where members rejected a proposal to postpone the closure of two schools and the restructuring

michelle: in ns bbc world news america. ukraine'ste of emergency is in effect as the government urges its citizens to leave russia immediately. a warning issued thisorning at the u.n. >> this is an ethical leading global threat to our global security and our freedom. ukraine expects decisive, immediate, and proportional reactions by the international community. michelle: vladimir putin tells his armed forces that the security of russia is nonnegotiable but claims he's still open to diplomacy. and as tensions escalate, what is life like in kyiv? how do they feel about the current crisis? >> we are strong, optimistic, and we are looking into the future with wide open eyes. michelle: welcome to world news america on pbs at around the globe. ukraine has entered a state of emergency, urging citizens to leave russia in resnse to president putin's decision to recognize the independence of to breakaway regions. they have also been called up to join the regular army. u.s. defense officials say russia has 100% of the forces it needs for an inv

fergal keane, bbc news, ukraine.iv, vitali klitschko, has been speaking with the bbc�*s chief international correspondent while he attends this week's munich secruity coference — here's lyse doucet. tensions seem to be rising again over what the united states says could still be a possible russian incursion into ukraine, according to presidentjoe biden, it could take place in the next several days. it is certain to be one of the main topics here at the annual munich security conference, and not surprisingly some leading ukrainians are here, including the mayor of kyiv, vitali klitschko. with all the talk of possible russian incursion, including even into the capital kyiv, the fact you are here suggests thatis kyiv, the fact you are here suggests that is not imminent? for kyiv, the fact you are here suggests that is not imminent?— that is not imminent? for a very short period _ that is not imminent? for a very short period of _ that is not imminent? for a very short period of time, _ that is not imminent? for a very s

it is reinforcing at the equipment in the forest pasture that it has add new ukraine, but also in ballard. and i think putin has very clearly, i decided not to take what he can get from the current negotiations and package that as a wind to the russian people i instead he has chosen to and continue to demand max smallest things that he knows are non starters for the west i, he has exported a us diplomats from russia. i continuing to plant these false flag operations to create a pretext for invasion. and i think he's clearly chosen not to take out the diplomatic pap so far. it's really interesting here is a couple of really interesting points, especially that on skepticism because there seems to be a dissonance. i mean, a couple of dignitaries who opened of the security conference where you are, we're talking about values and our values. but mr. prudent is not interested in the west values. so do you think there's a disconnect there? yes, i mean, i think this is fundamentally about so much more than just ukraine or even the question of nato membership. really, this is a struggle between th

most goes main demo and is that ukraine never becomes a new member. and that's something that the us and it's nato allies say, is a non starter diplomatic efforts to defuse the crisis. continue to fail. charles stopped, but al jazeera, called cave eastern ukraine. mont, while the news now and truck drivers in canada are ignoring a judge as ordered to stop blocking the largest trade route with the united states . 5 days of disruption to traffic on the ambassador bridge has for some auto factories across the border to shut down because of the lack of parts from canada. rob reynolds reports in ontario, superior court judge, ordered right wing protestors to stop blocking a vital bridge between canada and the united states. on friday truck drivers and others clogging the ambassador bridge over the past 5 days have disrupted industrial supply chains on both sides of the border, forcing some auto factories to close. the bridge carries one quarter of all trade between the countries. earlier prime minister justin trudeau gave a warning to the occupiers who have

erin burnett outfront live from ukraine starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good eveningking news. they will assault tonight. those are the words of president zelenskyy. cities across this country are under curfew, including where we are tonight. the streets deserted, the people scared. we saw it today when we had to go to a bomb shelter when one of several air raid sirens went off here. but in these darkest hours of the night now, president zelenskyy posted a zoo warning

news. the headlines... ukraine's president says international rules protecting countries from attack are no longer working, amid fears of a russian invasion. translation: the security architecture of our world is brittle, it is obsolete, the rules that have been agreed upon by the world dozens of years ago are no longer working. they are neither catching up with the new threats, nor being effective in overcoming them. and as reports emerge of shelling in eastern ukraine, the prime minister issues a new warning about the consquences of any russian invasion. if ukraine is invaded, and if ukraine is overwhelmed, we will witness the destruction of a democratic state, a country that has been free for a generation with a proud history in elections. counting the cost of storm eunice — three deaths and more than 155,000 homes across the uk still without power as the big clean up gets underway. the wind and the rain is hampering efforts to repair storm damage and to restore power to people's homes. now on bbc news, mark lowen

reggie: breaking news, the russian invasion of ukraine has begun. new images released by the ukrainian ministry of internal affairs show the aftermath of explosions in its capitol city. an advisor to ukraine's president have said 40 people have been killed and several the russian military has struck ukrainian airbases and other military assets. ukraine larry: foreign minister -- ukraine's foreign minister calls this a full-scale invasion. he has declared martial law and is a calling on world leaders to intervene. russia's president, he says, has started a premeditated war. russia says anyone the interviewers will lead to " consequences you have never seen." >> military bases and other systems under russian attack. the country waking up to sirens and russian ballistic missiles going off. this video capturing a plume of smoke in an explosion in the distance. ukraine's second largest city here. more reports of flares and explosions in several eastern cities and near the capital of kyiv. >> i've seen a large flash in the distance followed by a boom sever

lawrence fan was 67 years old. >>> we are continuing to follow that breaking news overseas in ukraine. this is a live look now at the emergency meeting at the u.n. security council in new york city. we're going to update this breaking news when we return. stay with us. welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy... is everywhere! anywhere! he's the “pew-pew! pew-pew!” kinda happy. they're even happy-er. and you?! you're the ha-pee-ist of them all! because this place... has all the happy you never knew could exist. so you're a new kind of happy, every time you visit. welcome to your happiest place on earth! only at the disneyland resort. make every visit your happiest for as low as $110 per day for a disneyland® resort 3-day, 1-park ticket. >>> welcome back. we continue to follow our developing news in eastern europe. this is a live look now from our nbc camera in kyiv. this is the capital of ukraine, explosions are being heard at this very hour. congressman adam schiff is telling our colleagues at msnbc says the full invasion is under way. russian president vladimir putin

in the russia ukraine crisis. troubling new satellite imagery showing intensified movements of russian forces near ukraine's northeastern border. this is according to colorado based max r. also tonight, cnn learned the u.s. has intel that says russian commanders received orders to precede with an attack on ukraine according to two u.s. officials and another source familiar with intelligence. there is a national security counsel in the white house "the situation room". ukraine is surrounded on three sides and now there is a disturbing new development from belarus to the north. russia is extending its military drills there. they were supposed to end today. the kremlin cites a weakened spike in violence. russian backed separatests in the russian part of the country violated the seize fire at least 74 times today. moscow continues to encourageac the east and cross over into russia. they fear the rising tensions will be used as a pretext for russia to launch an attack. cnn is mobilizing it's people and experts around the world. jim

go straight to ukraine for the breaking news. jim sciutto is on the ground in the western city of lviv. russian invasion forces have been moving deeper and deeper into ukraine. what is the latest? >> reporter: wolf, this is a very latest. in fact, just confirmed in the last couple of minutes here, and that is that the ukrainian president zelenskyy has ordered a general mobilization order for the military. this involves a lot of things, it involves the con scripts, it involves calling up reservists for military service and they're delivery to military units, i'm now quoting from the order, and institutions of armed forces of ukraine. also as part of this order, it now bans all male citizen from the ages ever 18 to 60 from leaving the country. so this is quite a step. it shows that ukraine really calling on all of its citizens of military age, quite a broad range there, 18 to 60, to stand up and fight. it shows what you this country is capable of in terms of pushing back against this russian invasion. but it also shows you just how

"bbc news." ukraine the u.k., as another conservative member o parliament calls for a vote of no confidence in boris johnson's little, downing street is denying that the approximately that has lost control. the m.p. said the prime minister's position had become untenable since details emerged about gatherings during lockdowns. mr. johnson has been also dealing with the fallout from five resignations from his number 10 team. we have a report. >> all the -- are the normal rules of politics being turned only their head? buries johnson deliver an 80-feet majority jet some of his m.p.'s are openly talking about whether he should be leaving downing street for good. eleanor has represented england at boxing. today she dealt the prime minister a blow by revining from his foils unit. she's a close alley of the number 10 policy aid who walked out yesterday. both resignations were unforeseen in government and ministers had to put a brave face on the downing street departures. >> the people who are going have done a

want the war and ukraine or they do not want was altogether that is a thomas sparrow in the middle of yet another demonstration of this one here in berlin. many thanks. you're watching dw news up next up. we hear olaf. schoultz is historic speech in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. don't forget, there is complete coverage of russia's war against ukraine on our website. d, w dot com, of course, as well as on twitter and instagram. at d w. a michael ocho in berlin for me in the entire new scene here. thanks for watching and stay with us as we listen to the chancellor term with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. warner families with administrative people lean extreme around 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines with a michael. ok, welcome to this special edition of d. w. news. focusing on a landmark appearance by the german chancellor. o love shalt, in which he talked of her turning point in history. sholtes has been speaking in an exceptional sunday, sitting of the germ

a military operation is underway in ukraine. in a newesident telling ukrainians to stay inside and remain calm, and calling on the world to respond to attacks. overnight, put in warning that any countries that interfere with planes in ukraine will face consequences they have never seen. the u.s. secretary-general in an emergency meeting saying to give people a chance. >> there is no purgatory for war criminals. they go straight to hell. faith: president biden will address the nation later today, announcing what he says will be severe sanctions to punish russia. they could involve cutting off russia from all western financial institutions. abc news. reggie: here is a look at some of the newspaper headlines this morning. the new york times says putin warns world. biden vows to hold him accountable. russia launches ukraine attack. biden condemns premeditated war. warnings of dire consequences. kumasi: the russian invasion is extending beyond explosions. cybersecurity researchers warn of cyber attacks. jobina: observers say the online assaul

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we continue our breaking news coverage on the war in ukraine. new video tonight showing explosions near the capital city of cave. the russian military is now on the outskirts of the capital. and you can see it's lighting up the overnight sky. the russians have already unleashed airstrikes on cities and military bases all across that country of more than 40 million people. president biden and dozens of other leaders of other countries around the world have announced a second round of sanctions, stronger sanctions today against russia. >> and tonight we're talking to south bay congresswoman anna eshoo, who announced that she is backing those new tougher sanctions. representative su, thank you so much for joining us this evening. so what were your initial thoughts on the invasion? a lot of ukrainian seemed shocked. an incredulous. >> well, there was such a buildup in terms of that diplomatic efforts and it was hoped against hope. it was hard to imagine that. >> 80 years of peace in europe on the heels of world war. 2, what actually be upended flatte

news as we come on the air. the world holding its collective breath as tensions in ukraine near a tipping point. russian state media show the country conducting strategic military drills, an elaborate show of force with president putin and the president of belarus watching. this as u.s. officials warn that up to half of more than 150,000 troops gathered at the ukraine border are now in position to attack. vice president kamala harris meeting today with ukrainian president zelensky in munich, calling it a decisive moment in history and saying the u.s. and allies will impose economic costs if russia further invades. tonight, increased shelling in the eastern part of the country, killing two ukrainian soldiers

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we begin with this breaking news. ukraine president zelensky a short time ago calling for a diplomatic solution to the threat of a russian invasion, as tensions in the region rise. >> translator: we want to have diplomatic resolution, exclusively i would like to emphasize based on international law. what is happening in minsk, we agreed about full-fledged cease fire. ukraine is committed to these agreements, we are observing them, we keep not responding to the provocations. we are submitting proposals to the normandy trilateral groups. our soldiers are dying, our peaceful population is dying civil infrastructure is being destroyed. the last two days have become very symbolic, massive shells from the armament prohibited by the minsk agreement. it's important to allow for the observers, for them to business. they are being threatened. they are being scared. >> the u.s. says russia now has somewhere around 190,000 troops in area along the border with ukraine. president biden says he's now convinced that russian president putin h

news... a russian invasion of ukraine is �*highly likely�*.omparing some western diplomatic efforts to the appeasement of nazi germany — ukraine says that is not a �*helpful�* comparison. thirteen people are injured after a mezzanine floor collapses at a pub in east london. following the resignation of the met police chief — the labour shadow home secretary warns that there is a perfect storm facing policing in the uk, and the force needs to be reformed. protests against covid regulations are continuing in canada, where traffic has been brought to a standstill at a key trading route with the united states. police were called in to clear the blockade which has been going on for nearly a week. jessica murphy reports. it didn't take that many vehicles to block the busiest land border crossing in canada, but it's taking hours for police to clear the ambassador bridge blockade. for the moment, the officers are trying negotiation tactics as they try to get protesters to leave peacefully after six days of demonstrations. their message that they tried

news. >> hello, everyone. i am michael holmes coming to you live from lviv in ukraine, with the breaking news. i will tell you, from the outset, we have lost power here in our position in lviv. and, hence, i am probably a little dark. but we shall carry on. missile strikes, explosions in ukraine's capital, kyiv, as the russian invasion is now in its second day. the ukraine -- >>> ukraine acknowledges one of its own fighter jets have been shot down over kyiv but claims it has inflicted over 800 casualties on russia -- for russia forces since the invasion started. other images show an apartment block on fire in kyiv. the mayor says three people were wounded, when a rocket hit the building. russian forces are moving deeper into ukraine, and appear to have their sights set on the capital. ukraine and the u.s. says the russian plans to encircle the city, and go after the dpofrmt. defense ministry says ukrainian troops have blown up a key bridge north of kyiv to try to stop the russian advance. russian forces have been founding airfields and military bases all across country. british intelligence rep

dan: you are watching abc seven news ukraine's president just warned that russia will storm kyiv tonight, telling you canyon -- ukrainians we cannot lose keith. -- cannot lose kyiv. the president of ukraine is bound to fight and appeared in the selfie video. the biden administration is now planning to impose sanctions richly targeting russian president vladimir putin. >> in alignment with decision by our european allies, the u.s. would join them in sanctioning president putin and foreign minister lavrov and members of the national security team. dan: ukraine says it is in the initial stage of talks with russia. estate department spokesperson says the diplomatic discussion cannot succeed as long as russia attacked ukraine. nato marks the first time they have activated the potentially 40,000 person force for deterrence a defense. ama: we are seeing shows of support for ukraine across the globe. let marks such as the foot tower lit up in the colors of the ukrainian flag. there also shows a solidarity coming from the russian community in the bay area. reporter: getting members of the russian

ukraine. rallies were held from new york to cleveland to san francisco, many americans with families in ukraine word about their loved ones. >> many are trying to flee to poland. >> at 5:00 some colleague call me and say war started. >> because of the news that the whole ukraine was under fire. >> reporter: more than 100,000 ukrainians scrambling to three three their homes. the lives they knew turned upside down. >> everybody is in kyiv now and they are calling us and telling what is going on and it's awful. >> reporter: streams of people pouring across the limited number of border entries while others scramble to escape during the russian assault. >> it's just complete chaos. you can see the gridlock behind me, and then here's lines to the gas station. it's hard to say how long it's going to take. >> reporter: among those trying to flee, american juan lives in ukraine with his wife and toddler. >> we just thought it was going to -- it wasn't going to turn out like this. on the road it was scary. we saw a drone get shot down. the ukrainian military shot down a russian drone, we saw that and tha

ukraine. the russia has now recognized as independent reminders of war are everywhere in done yet. and new hunts. the 2 provinces lie an eastern ukraine, on the border with russia. both declared independence after the revolution in 2014, which most in the region did not support separatists voted to join russia and have fought ukrainian forces for control ever since. around 4000000 people live in what's called the don bass region. it's known for heavy industry and coal mining, and it's large, russian, and russian speaking population. in the main city, daniel banners read, we are russian. moscow has handed out hundreds of thousands of russian passports. but life is tough caught in the middle. many who can have left most pensioners are stuck. others fight e crane estimates. there are around $35000.00 separatist troops and accuses moscow a filling up their ranks with brush and soldiers. in 2015 i cease fire signed in minsk, helped, and full scale fighting. but the conflict has dragged on, leaving more than 14000 people dead. yet, nick, tell us more about how ukrainians are reacting to these la

alex marquardt, cnn, eastern ukraine. >> alex thank you very, very much. let's get to more on the breaking newsador to nato, retired lieutenant general douglas lou. moments ago ukraine president zelenskyy announced the russian leadership approved a military incursion into ukraine. he says a trigger can happen, in his words, we're quoting zelenskyy, any minute. what will you be watching for as ukraine faces this looming invasion? >> of course, we know that president putin has amassed the military capability to generate many -- a variety of options. he can launch from the separatist regions in luhansk and donetsk and take those two provinces. that would be the most incremental move. he can also move directly on kyiv, either on the ground or with air assault or precision fires. or he could go all the way down south along the waterways and try to create a land bridge between the russian main land and the russian illegally annexed formerly ukrainian peninsula of crimea. he's got options north, center and south. >> the latest satellite images, general, they show new deployments, talking about new rus

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breaking news as we come on the air, russian forces continuing their assault on ukraine's capital. the city on strict lockdown. the u.s. deal russia's system another blow. a fire breaking out south of the city. residents told to shelter in place. new chilling images show the moment a missile or rocket hit an apartment building. the incredible show of bravery from everyday ukranians taking up rifles, making their own molotov cocktails. president zelensky's citizen soldiers, holding back vladimir putin's army. tonight, a senior u.s. official saying russian forces are disoriented overhearing a russian soldier on a radio call, saying "we don't know who to shoot. they all look like us." and the desperate scenes as more than 150,000 ukranians flee russia's brutal advance, triggering a new refugee crisis in europe. our matt gutman at ukraine's busiest crossing fathers, kissing their children goodbye, as they stay to fight, unsure when, or if, they will see each other again. and that breaking news from moments ago, multiple countries including the u.s., uk and eu agreeing to disconnect some

ukraine. we have some news in ukraine. atic source have told the reuters news agency that the outskirts of ukraine's port city came under heavy fire and hundreds of explosions were heard. this as ukrainian forces battled russian invasion on all sides. reuters and localia passing on the fact that there are clashes now in the port city. this would help russia toecure a direct land route to the peninsula of crimea, which it annexed in 2014. night may have fallen but this remains a fluid situation. we are still within the first 24 hours of russia's invasion into ukraine, both the response from the watching world and also the response from the ukrainians and russians continues to be swift. as all of these developments come in, you will see them here on "outside source." we will take upon, and then i will be back with you -- a narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler fo

ukraine. thus prompting sanctions from the west. fred is also on the russian side of the border. is there any newce of russian forces actually crossing into any part of ukraine beyond the parts controlled by russian-backed separatists? >> reporter: well, so far, jake, it looks like the russian forces are still gathering. there are some on the us in signs that a move could be happening. we drove pretty much the entire length of the russian-ukraine border that is controlled by those separatists. the donetsk republic and the luhansk republic. we saw ominous sign of an ominous move into ukrainian territory. that's way in the south near the donetsk area which you are just talking to about right now. we have heard reports that there are convoys forming there that could move into that territory as fast as possible. they wouldn't encounter any resistance at all. those areas are held by pro-russian separatists. if you drive along that border for any extended period of time, there are areas where you see no russians at all. we drove through some villages where they hadn't even seen a russian soldier over t

ukraine? >> wolf, i don't have access to that information. i am back in newon, but from all the accounts that i draw from our nato headquarters, it certainly seems that there's elements of the russian troops that have moved into eastern ukraine, and let's not forget, they had what they call irregular forces there, people that may not have the russian patch on their shoulder but they're russian soldiers. i think that that whole suggestion, whether they have or haven't seems to me invasion is an invasion. they have clearly created an invasion into ukraine and that's why you see the eu reacting as it is as well. >> it is clearly an invasion. the president also warned, quoting president biden now, russia is poised to go much further in launching a massive military attack against ukraine. what are you bracing for in the coming hours and days, senator? >> well, you know, i would not think in the 21st century we would be talking about the aggression of one country against another trying to change the map of europe, trying to change sovereignty of a nation by force a

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news this morning. the russian attack, a wide-scale attack on ukraine. en keep up with on our map, all the way to south lviv. mariupol is not too far from that separatist region, our alex marquardt is there. give us a sense of what you are seeing or hearing this morning. >> reporter: john, where we are now, 15 miles from one of the two separatist enclaves president putin recognized as independent. we have been away for a few days. we got back this morning. we have come back to a much more tense city. the first thing we want to show you are the lines. it has gathered outside a pharmacy. you can see people going in one at a time. a long line at an atm. all along this street. atms all along the street. you have these long lines. people trying to get money out. we've been told by various people that they have had to go to different atms all across the city to try to find cash. a lot of people are confused. others say they want to leave. they're not sure if they can leave. we drove in this morning, what struck me was just the steady stream of people flowing ou

. >> on the brink, intelligence shows russia has taken new steps to execute a plan in ukraine. you're watching abc seven news at 5:00 live on abc news seven. right away we begin with those developing news interests where a possible tipping point in ukraine has tensions happening. lower-level russian commanders received orders to invade ukraine. there were worrying signs. in ukraine's rest of east, more worrying signs russia has no plans to back down. russian controlled rebels made new and unsubstantiated claims about coming under threat from ukraine. russian president vladimir putin can justify an invasion. >> he has been very deliberate in terms of assembling the right kind of combat and combat support capability. the kinds of things you would need to conduct a successful invasion. anchor: lloyd austin told abc news that russia had amassed enough firepower to take the ukrainian capital. >> if he employs that kind of combat power, it will create enormous casualties within a civilian population. anchor: russia has denied plans to invade but after test firing nuclear capable balli

it was also a fake news. ukraine's foreign ministry says it's dealing with dozens of fake incidents. and false flag operations, it says they're all intended to build up as excuses for potential war. and one of the byproducts is fear instilled into the lives of hundreds of thousands of civilians living in the break away republics. people living in don't yet say the situation is intolerable with intense shelling and no help. how could i schedule your product? where should we go? we will all leave. but is there anyone waiting for us there? where should i go? we will receive me maybe for a day or 2, but what about after that? and when i come back, there will be nothing ruins have i live my life on nothing. whatever that must michael mean, you're somebody to stop the war. tell zalinski and put into store, pull this, i just can't live like this. every one he'll will tell you the same thing. he should reach an agreement including america. everyone who is responsible, we are suffering. we are simple people. they can just drive off with their millions and we have to remain here. children have