do you think people like olesia will be able to go home? >> it's for sure.estion is how expensive in terms of lives and destroyed cities and destroyed objects it's going to be. >> reporter: olesia now waits for her little baby to arrive. >> aww. >> smiling. >> she really is smiling. >> reporter: despite her country at war. >> we're waiting for help in kyiv. >> reporter: she remains hopeful she'll return to ukraine first and introduce her parents to their first grandchild, year i can't kyra, a name that means "strong woman." brynn gingras, cnn, new york. >>> enforcing sanctions and seizing yachts from oligarchs. will it put the pressure on putin? ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it wasn't me by shaggy ♪ you're never responsible for unauthorized purchases on your discover card. >>> so breaking tonight, the yacht of russian oligarch andre melnichenko seized in an italian airport. italian police say the yacht is worth more than $578 million. it's being called one of the largest yachts in the world. a task force has been set up to go after those yachts, jets, and

olesia's parents are still in danger in northern ukraine.mily, _ and itjust makes me very angry and lost. i so, all i can ask for isjust make it simpler, simpler for people i who really need it now. they don't need it in four months. the prime minister says hundreds of thousands of refugees could come here, but so far, it's just hundreds. lucy manning, bbc news. in other news, the former speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow has been banned from holding a parliamentary pass, after an indepedent inquriry labelled him a serial bully. order! the panel agreed he displayed "threatening conduct" towards staff and "his behaviour fell very far below" expectations of an mp. mr bercow called the findings a "travesty of justice". england's cricketers are under way in their first test match since the humbling defeat in the ashes. radical changes were made, but england continue to struggle, asjoe wilson reports. the sweetest of traditions, with covid considerations. you know where we are. this is definitely antigua and not australia, and for england

olesia was one of them.ong time after the war started, she says, about a month. but every day, the sound of the bombing got closer and closer and our children are small. our building didn't have a basement and there was no cover available. so, she joined the hundreds of thousands of other ukrainians that have arrived here in hungary and as her kids sit and play in her lap, she gets emotional about the threat to their lives and others. i can't understand why, she says, choking up. there are lots of small children who died and i can't understand the purpose of this war. it's not only my children that are in danger. the ukrainian prosecutor's office says at least 145 children have died in the war. a number that is almost certainly an undercount. olessia fled because she didn't want her kids added to the list. and now, she gets back on the train headed toward budapest with an uncertain future amidst a horrible war. matt rivers, cnn, hungary. >> for another ukrainian family fleeing the fighting meant a harrowing

. _ let's go live now to kyiv where we can speak to olesia vashchuk.cation and science of ukraine. tell us what it has been like overnight and what it is like today? it is a very bad situation in the country. russia have attacked ukraine, they have used different types of weapons, tactics. i will not say i am not afraid. i am afraid for my daughter, my family, for the people in ukraine. i am in cave, at home. ——i people in ukraine. i am in cave, at home. —— i am in kyiv. our community does not give up. the young scientist community. for our part, we felt we should help people who need help, pray together. we collect humanitarian aids. we collect money for waterford vests, helmets for the military. there are explosions here in kyiv. you say you are worried for the safety of your 13—year—old daughter. why is it that you are staying? because it is my home, my country. it is my country, my home. it is our land. i it is my country, my home. it is our land. . . it is my country, my home. it is our land. , ., ., . ., �* land. i understand that. we don't know