she is covering that meeting and the conclusion of terry. i'm the secretary of state doubling down on his support. any the u. s. a support for ukraine? that's right, said dimitra kula and antony lincoln hadn't had a meeting just before the secretary of state came out and spoke. and you know, before their meeting, they said we get along well and clever said that he appreciates the u. s. support, but that the timeline is the issue now. and despite numerous questions to secretary blanket, including one from me myself, we could not get him to commit to how quickly the u. s. could send more weapons and more heavy weapons. and i think that's really the question and, and the answer that the ukrainians, the ukrainians, want to hear from the u. s. and other allies. how fast can you get these weapons? they say that without a very rapid delivery of heavy weaponry, more boots as are just waiting to happen. ok, let's listen to your exchange with the u. s. secretary of state to antony of lincoln. and you yourself called what happened in boucher outrageous

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terry, it's, it's a gesture off solidarity i. it is the repeated affirmation to the ukrainians, that the european union stands with ukraine that will do whatever i can to support ukraine and defending itself against russia. but we've got to be honest about the fact that says she is not necessarily going with everything that is needed in ukraine. for example, the ukraine's would like more support i in terms of weaponry to fight a russia. as we know, for example, that president vladimir zalinski would like to see the european take a stronger stance against am at moscow. yes, he will be able to say that there are now increased. i imply is, excuse me, sanctions on moscow. she will be able to say we have now targeted or rushes energy sector, something that the european union has been very slow to do. and that she is not it . but it is really significant in the sense that it is the gesture of solidarity and it does follow, for example, at the european parliament, our president roberto gonzalez visit last year as well as the prime minis

dw correspondent, terry shoals reporting from nato h q. thank you, terry. here some of the other stories related to the ukraine war that were falling for you this hour. the european commission is proposing new sanctions, including a ban on coal imports to break the reliance on russian energy. some countries, including germany, are disagreeing on the details of the plans. sanctions need to be approved by all you, governments and negotiations are set to continue on. we will hold you as president joe biden has accused russia of brutality and inhumanity while announcing new sanctions in the wake of new atrocities in ukraine, calling the killing of civilians, war crimes. he's targeting russian banks and individuals, including the daughters of russian president vladimir putin. credit was already failed and the images from boucher and ukraine continue to shock and here in germany, transfer olaf shoulds is promising more support for ukraine and told lawmakers everything must be done to end the war. meanwhile, outside parliament, thousands of people gathered to dema

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dw correspondent terry shoals reporting from nato h q. thank you. terry. from brussels to berlin. now we're raphael, los joins us. he's a research fellow at the european council on foreign relations. thank you for taking the time to speak with us, raphael. let's start now with the images we're seeing out of chap, people in civilian clothing. hands tied behind their backs, shot at close range bodies lining the street. russia expected a quick victory in ukraine. they thought it would take 3 days to take the capital were about to enter. the 7th week is killing and terrorizing civilians their main tactic. now, i mean, all those pictures are around us, but really they shouldn't surprise us. it's been long part of the russian military strategy to target civilians. we've seen this in ukraine since 2014 when they 1st next crimea and invaded the dunbar region. we've seen an area where they even used chemical weapons, but nonetheless, i think it's the logical consequence when you read what ruddy middleton has written about ukraine as a nation, that he denies even exists really. and the goal

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's present it says there could be more gruesome discoveries ahead in the wake of the russian troop withdrawal from the north of the country. there's melting evidence of civilian killings, rape, and torture. authorities believe hundreds had been killed in one town. 11 mass graves were recently uncovered in the town of boucher, but present below to mister lansky says the situation in bora, danco, 70 kilometers north west of t. f is much more horrific. our corresponded alexandra phenomena was just there and filed this report. they have began clearing the rabble, but any hope of finding drivers here is long gone. for a dan car lay on the main root of the russian, offensive on key of the scale of the destruction is so massive that even emergency workers seem shock. this sham about you is why live it by now? we see with our eyes what the russians did to a peaceful time, there were no military bases here. missed them, they shot people dead. bombed high rise bloc

should he w's a correspondent, thera terry shows a terry very strikingly, the secretary of state was very empathetic and expressed great empathy for the victims of this war at the start of his address. will that now translate into more weapons for keep so he can defend itself. your right layla. it was a very unusual monologue from secretary blink. and as he started this press conference where he actually told personal stories that ukrainian citizens had suffered there at the hands of russian troops, multiple anecdotes, he told us. and so i will not be surprised if after this meeting that allies do commit to send more weapons cranium, foreign minister to meet your cool about as he left the meeting said that he was cautiously optimistic. that more assistance would be on the way. but the issue isn't as cool, eva said that more weapons would come. it's whether they would come in time and that's still going to be a problem. now terry, you had a very interesting exchange with the secretary and you press them on, you know, whether he was able to give his ukrainian counterpart a satisfactory

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest defense had been eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital, kia by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heart land. those areas in blue on that map are already under russian control. a new front line shown in red stretches along nearly 500 kilometers. moscow says securing the don bus region is now the main goal of its so called special military operation. i should warn you that our next report contains images you may find distressing. more ukrainian civilians killed by russian shelly from one in a residential apartment block in her cave. a man recognizes his neighbor or the forgotten curity nearby ago. every day he went to get food every day in the shell and began, and we fled as alice. when we came back, the old man was already dead. close little the frontlines and commodore's more victims of russian bombardment. the increased shelling has not only added to th

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russian president vladimir putin has claimed victory. a merrier poll saying his forces have successfully liberated the port city and southeastern ukraine. putin ordered his military to blockade the cities of soap, stars steal plants, sealing ukrainian troops and civilians. inside his a clip from his televised meeting with his defense minister say get, so i go, but it'll, again, i considered the proposed storming be industrial area, pointless. i order to bolt it. this is the case where we must think, we must always think that it's even more so in this case about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and officers. there is no need to climb into this catacombs and crawl underground through these industrial facilities block off this industrial area so that not even a fly can get through the molecular to the as of stall steel plant is the last place in murray. a pole still in ukrainian hands. russia says more than 2000 ukranian troops are holding out in the

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hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ukrainian president block mayor zalinski has called the killings of civilians in the town of butcher war crimes and genocide . there is melting international anger over images of mass graves and bodies, showing signs of torture. rush denies the accusations and says it will present evidence to the un security council that its forces have not been involved in atrocities. a warning that our next report contains images that some of our viewers will find disturbing. on the streets of beecher, it looks as though russian troops have only just been driven out. many bodies of civilians have only just been recovered. the ukrainian interior ministry invited journalists from around the world to come and document what took place half. moscow has called these scenes a stage managed anti russian provocation. ukrainian president valadez lensky is here to get a 1st hand view. he is visibly emotional when he describes women who were ranked in front of their children, entire fa

these a, please, terry, shall speaking to us in brussels. thank you, terry. well, you are a secretary of state anthony blinkin and defense secretary secretary lloyd austin, have arrived in keith and have been holding talks with ukraine's present flow to me as an end scheme. he's pushing for more weapons to fight the russian offensive in the south and east. earlier in an orthodox easter message, the nancy told ukrainians to turn their rage into a force to defeat evil. he's of these rebecca writ as his and keith and she told us on she tell us more about what's on the table in the talks between the u. s. officials and the ukranian president. so orthodox easter sunday in queue feast going with president followed him is a lansky recorded an easter message from saint sophia cathedral and now she's that' spooning. our hearts are full of fierce anger. spoken in our souls are filled with fierce hatred for the invaders and all that they have done enough. don't let rage destroy us from within the lot and turn it into our accomplishments from the outside, but at the alre

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned russia's latest to pensive in eastern ukraine. the kremlin is seeking to make up for recent military losses around the capital kiya by seizing control of ukraine's industrial heartland. the city of mario pole is also under heavy seas with military commanders warning the city could fall within days. if not, ours. efforts are underway to open a humanitarian corridor, allowing civilians to leap. i should warn you, our next report contains images you may find distress on ukraine's eastern front. soldiers begin for the fight ahead. that direct russia has re lodged his offensive, hoping to take full control of the dumbass region. in the besieged port city of mario pole. the fight may be almost over not as one of the few bases are appeal to the world, but this could be our last appeal of our lives. we may be facing a last days if not hours, the enemy out numbers as $10.00 to $1.00. while a sense of normal life returns to the capital, kee

like terry mentioned, robert was driving through the area. he called our newsroom letting us know he could see it from the freeway, i believe. this is just south of 85. there's a target in the area, an in-and-out right next door, so it is a very busy area. keep in mind, it is 6:00 right now and it is a home depot. a number of people visit home depot on a weekend -- >> saturdays, yes. >> so this is happening in the middle of the day. we are still gathering more information on exactly how this fire started, exactly if there were people inside. i would imagine they were open when this possibly started. you see the workers out there right now, so this is very early on in the investigation. we are getting our crew out there right now to figure out exactly what is happening. i would imagine some firefighters are now out there trying to battle the fire. >> i've been trying to get a better handle on where exactly in the store that is. again, there's painter towels and paint equipment in the vicinity. can't say for sure what is burning there. we have

terry. thank you. call i, as we started out saying ukrainian officials are now warning residence in the countries east and regions to evacuate immediately or risk death. it comes as the region, braces for an expected russian attack. when it comes after evidence of russian atrocities were uncovered in the town of boot shop near the capital, ukrainian officials say russian soldiers massacred hundreds of civilians in the town with many buried in mass graves. some appeared to have been shot at close range with their hands tied or their bodies burned. your grains resident has warned their boots. i was just one example and that worse atrocities are yet to be documented. dw rebecca reuters has spoken to a doctor who escaped the besieged city of matthew bolt. she described the horrors she witnessed there through almost 4 weeks of war and the most unspeakable conditions. anna, a neurologist worked and lived in the mary hugh paul city hospital. now in the relative safety of live, she tells me of her ordeal. it j

we thought we would catch up with terry haines.n the old days, there was no air-conditioning and everybody left. now there is air-conditioning. how frigid is washington, d.c. going to be the summer? terry: good morning. it will be as frigid as it ever is. but there will be a lot of hot air that will move things around. you have an awful lot of things in train here. continued covid spending going on, increased ukraine spending, the whole kerfuffle about whether to forgive student loans and the like, you still have the build back better thing hanging out there. a lot of things will continue to heat washington up, but no doubt, life is better here with air-conditioning. tom: there are things that we can discern from democratic discussion. what can the republicans look like? i cannot get a handle on how many pieces of the gop there are. how many are there? terry: my usual advice to folks is that you don't look at two political parties in washington, you look at four factions. conservative republicans, centrist republicans, centrist dem

that's right, terry. i just after that surrender or di order was given by russia president once he came out and said, if those soldiers of the ukrainian so does are harmed, if they're killed, then the pace talks will die with them. but in reality, the face talks have been dead in the water for a few weeks now. ever since the russians retreated from areas like air p more, i'm standing right now. like boot church is famed across the world now for some of the worst atrocities were seen in this conflict. so far, the peace talks really stalled. after that, i mean that the of laudermill zalinski continuing to say that piece talks were important and that he wanted to continue them because ukraine needs piece. but obviously as the of the atrocities came to light, it makes it very difficult for those talks to continue. what happens in mary upa will be make or break for those talks as blood middle, as he has stated, has been rumored that on the weekend or russian oligarchy, roman abram avila was in keith to try to

it's 3rd day terry. we've seen really an increasing of really large, increasing in bombardments in that area, particularly in the city of hard keith to day the mayor has come out and said it's been under almost constant bombardment. very worried for the some 1000000 people still living in that city or other areas. lou hands being a in the don bass region, being very badly shelled as well the mer. they're saying that the civilians have no power, no water and utilities won't be able to be restored until after the war. and it was mc alive to the south, has also been a bombarded that's a, another city down south near the other key port city of odessa. so definitely seeing a huge optic in fighting in that region. but thank you very much, shar correspond rebecca rivers in chief for more of a spring in natalia paper. here she's a member of ukraine's parliament. thanks for being with this miss pepper. russia's president vladimir putin says his troops of, quote liberated murray. you poll, what do you have to say

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good. have you with us 7 weeks and 2, it's war with you. crane moscow has announced the beginning of a new phase in the conflict. after spending days regrouping russian troops now appear to have launched a full scale offensive along the 500 kilometer front in ukraine's don boss region after suffering setbacks around ki, if the kremlin declared its main goal to be the capture of the eastern territory were moscow. back separatists have been fighting for power for years. shots fired on the front line. ukraine says these are some of the opening salvoes of rushes offensive from the east. in 40 drill east, bud ukrainian defense ministry. troops say they are ready to defend the don bass. let them come, this soldier says summit, and they will stay here forever. there is enough land to bury them all ukraine's president said this was the start of a new phase in the war. in that us zamora, we can now state that russian troops had begun the battle for the dawn of us law for which they had been preparin

terry, what exactly would a long hall war mean for anita layla, nato secretary general. so jim berg has warned allies that this war could go on for months, possibly even years. and that means that some of these bolster defences that people may have thought would be temporary, thousands more troops to the baltic states and poland. now for more battalions down along the eastern flank, making a total of 8 that those may have to be permanently structured in this way that nato needs to change its defense posture for the future. not just for this, but preferably temporary situation. so this is what suttonberg calls the new normal and he warned that along with this, this question of how much government should be spending on their own defense. as you know, this old argument about 2 percent of g d p, he warns them that's going to have to be a lot harder if they're going to be able to sustain these deterrent and defense posters into the unforeseeable future. terry keith is asking for more of lethal aid will be trans atlantic lines be receptive to their requests. ukrainian foreign

terry okamura, one of the owners of the restaurant. first of all, terry, what's your thoughts today as you're closing up here? >> sad. honestly, very sad. i will miss all our customers and our staff also. and you know, my brother-in-law, my husband, we are very grateful, appreciative, you know, all the support from all these people and the community. especially the community. >> thank you very much for staying in business for so long. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you for all the support, yes. >> okay. terri okamura, one of the owners of the restaurant. again, you can see that they are selling the last batches of the mochi. and some of these people have been waiting since 5:00 a.m. this morning. and of course, some of them will be waiting about seven hours and not be able to get the mochi. that is a tough way for some of the customers to celebrate the last day of the benkyodo cafe and restaurant. but they've been around a long time, so even though it's very much a celebration, there's also a little bit of sadness. >> than

let's get right to terry moran, in lviv for us. terry, senior u.s.efense officials have been warning that occupying the donbas region is a major objective for the russian army. their previous offensive has by all accounts failed. will this be different? >> reporter: it will. and ukrainians think so. that's why they say the time is now for the united states and other countries to provide heavy weapons. tanks, and artillery. because the russians tried the lightning thrusts at kyiv and other places. and now it looks like they'll deploy their strength, sheer manpower and firepower in a grinding assault that could last for months. linsey? >> terry, thank you. >>> and once again, millions in the heartland are facing a new severe weather threat. with strong thunderstorms, large hail, and possible tornadoes. let's get right to danielle breezy from wkrn in nashville, welcome back. time this all out for us. >> reporter: linsey, we're tracking another round of dangerous storms targeting a large part of the country. this threat begins to unfold over the next 24

terry, i don't know if you're there. yes, there you are. can you please tell us, i mean, the ukrainian foreign minister came with a very clear message. that's right. he told the allies that while he appreciates the support they've given ukraine so far, it has not been enough and there is no time to waste. in fact, he said it's too late. you can see the bodies piling up in boucher and other cities . he says, you can no longer wait and discuss what you can provide my country, whether it's offensive or defensive, you need to send everything you can now. and secretary general stilton burke follow that up by saying that allies got the message of from foreign minister club about that urgency. and no one discussed exactly what would be coming from allied governments at this point. but if you, if you believe stilton burger's significant amounts of weapons will be on their way to keep it as quickly as possible. not terry, this meeting comes a just a days for the atrocities that we've seen in boucher and at the moment we're told the battle for don ba

you are so thrilled you're with us today, terry. is it going to be macy's i think they're on the list or do you go it another direction terry, what do you have today? >> my first pick is retail, but it's pet retail. i'm going with chewy >> oh, geez! >> what does that say about macy's >> hear me out hear me out. >> i'm listening. >> the pet industry had an amazing year, right? they had an amazing year people bought more pets than ever before during the pandemic. they were clearly one of the winners. those pets are going to need food those pets are going to need supplies and i think chewy will be all over that stuff, and i also think that people will spend more money on dogs and cats and their pets than they are on themselves. so i think this will be a winner and i'm excited about my first draft pick >> chewy, jim. >> it is a very good execution for them and it's been very poor we, too, started chewy with our two mutts, okay? and we rapidly pivoted melissa, we rapidly pivoted when we got ragu, all right and we got marley and we went b

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world leaders have condemned the growing evidence of war crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of boucher outside the capital key up and the mayor of maria poll says more than 5000 civilians have been killed there. as russia continues to lay siege to the port city . this is what's left of my real poll. most of the residential buildings have been destroyed. russian bomb being in shelling has been relentless forcing some residence to live in basements for weeks. still, many a reluctant to leave. one must have out of my job. my husband says we will not leave maria, pull it up, we will stay until the end. whatever happens if he likes living here, he's a fish man. he will not abandon where you pull those one to lee face a dangerous flight. the fragile ceasefire means those trying to reach civilians in the besieged city are also at risk. 14 tried days and nights for 5 days

terry sweeney live in san francisco for us. thank you, terry. >>> also tonight, a teenage girl attacked at a nearby school. they want to stop these attacks from getting even worse. take a look. the assault happened two weeks ago in south san jose right across from steinbeck elementary. you can see that man pushing the girl into a fence. this is in the middle of the day. witnesses thought it appeared he was going after the 15-year-old girl's purse. she fought back and he pushed her to the ground. within minutes police arrested 38-year-old derek boykin. >> i don't want him near a school or any school. i don't want him to think this is okay, and they'll let him back out, and he can just do it again and the other girl might not be so lucky. >> the girl is shaken but is otherwise okay. >>> busted for price gouging during the early part of the pandemic. grocery shortchanged smart & final getting hit with a fine tonight. a state investigation found that smart & final overcharged for eggs. the state attorney general's office accuses th

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. us present, joe biden says the ukrainian port city of maria poll has not fallen. he says there is no evidence to support president putin claimed that city is now under russian control. meanwhile, new satellite images appear to show mass graves near murray of poll, ukrainian officials of accused russia burying up to 9000 civilians there in an effort to conceal the slaughter taking place in the city. in maria, pull some, 2000 ukrainian soldiers, and 1000 civilians are believed to still be holding out at the asset stall, steel plant. here's a look at the vast industrial complex that is become a symbol of ukrainian resistance. the huge is of style steel plant, seen here and footage from russian state television. ukrainian forces are holding out inside. mario pull has witnessed nearly 2 months of heavy fighting with much of the strategic port and ruins. president putin has claimed a victory in the city. and told his defense minister to seal off this last stronghold,

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. >> it was, i wish we could have taken out our yacht, terry. >> the crew didn't show up i think they went to the party before the celebration. >> we need friends with yachts, but it is a beautiful day and it's going to continue to be this pleasant for the next, you know, couple of hour you see and also the start of the work week so let's take a look live in san francisco. yes we have a couple low clouds there but it was just so sunny and nice now. temperatures still pretty warm look at san josÉ, 81 degrees, that high pressure to help warm us up, look at that about a six degree difference compared to past 24 hours so that just gives you an idea. i also really like taking a look at how the rest of the nation is doing just a comparison, maybe have family or friends in other places, we're in 70s in san josÉ, meanwhile areas like boston, i used to live at one point, 46 degrees, of course in florida at a warm 80 degrees meanwhile areas like bismark 37, casper, 40, always nice to see how everyone else is doing there. we'll not complain about our 70s here. the system here will stay to our no

terry schultz who is covering the foreign m, a foreign ministers meeting their terry ukraine has been pressing nato, a for more weapons, our nato allies prepared to deliver arms to ukraine. secretary generals dolton burg says they are. he said that in these meetings, they assured a foreign minister to meet your kula from ukraine, that they would be providing more support as you know when he arrived at this meeting, he asked for more heavy weaponry warplanes, which as of now have not been delivered despite being promised, so he is looking, looking for heavy equipment to replace what's been taken out by russia's onslaught on his country. and a secretary general steinberg would not give details nor did minister cooley, but about what exactly would be coming. simply reassuring. i'm going to pull out of that he was secretary of state antony blake and is holding a press conference right now at nato. h. q at us. take a lesson necessary to maintaining international peace and security together. we are sustaining and building on our support for ukraine. security mandatory in economic together w

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i'm terry mcsweeney. audrey has the night off. today is a holy day for many ukrainians, orthodox easter. it also marks two months since russia's invasion of ukraine began. nbc bay area's alyssa gort introduces us to one ukrainian seeking refuge here in the bay area and how he is celebrating the holiday. ♪♪ >> reporter: around 100 people came to saint michael ukrainian orthodox church for orthodox easter. among them was this man. he came to the u.s. for a wedding but is now staying in dublin. he hasn't been able to return home because of the invasion. he's from the city of odesa, where officials say saturday a russian missile attack left eight people dead. >> there was a lot of smoke, a lot of fire. >> reporter: his friend lives on the tenth floor of the building that was hit and took these videos. his friend escaped but is now mourning his neighbors, who did not. on this easter holiday, he is thinking of his relatives who are celebrating back in ukraine. >> the main symbol of the easter that the good things never stop. the bad thi

and his record as president ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russian president vladimir putin, his claim victory in mario poll, saying his forces have successfully liberated the port city in south eastern ukraine. the as of stall steal plant is the last place in mario poll, still in ukrainian hands. russia says more than 2000 ukrainian troops are holding out in the heavily fortified plant. ukrainian officials say around a 1000 civilians are also seeking refuge. their cube is demanding that moscow opened a humanitarian corridor to let them flee. in a televised, mating protein told his defense minister sergey chicago to blockade the us up. stall, steel, plant with ukrainian troops, sensibility and strapped inside. critical. again, i consider the proposed storming of the industrial area, pointless. i ought to a bolt it. this is a case where we must think, we must always think that it's even more so in this case, about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and officers. there is no need to climb into these catacom

right. kennedy marine, elephant ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. eastern areas of ukraine are bracing for what they fear will be a new russian offensive. ukranian president, believe me, zalinski warned that russian troops are moving to carry out large scale military operations. in eastern new crane. russian bombardments struck various sites across the country through the weekend and denise pro ukraine's port largest city missiles destroyed the local airport and wounded several people. meanwhile, investigators continued to exude bodies from mass graves around the capital key. if ukraine authorities say more than 1200 bodies have but been found so far, following to withdrawal of russian forces from the area. our correspondent, alexandra from nomine is covering this story and joins us now from kia electronic. we keep hearing that russia is about to launch a major offensive in the east and south of the country. how is ukraine preparing for this? ukraine is strengthening its defenses in the east and the south of the country sendin

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. world leaders have condemned the growing evidence of war. crimes committed by russian forces in ukraine. authorities are still trying to identify hundreds of victims of atrocities in the town of boucher outside the capital kia as russian forces withdrawal from the north of the country . locals are coming out of hiding and taking stock after nearly a month under russian occupation. dw. nick conley visited the small town of bitches, which was in the middle of intense fighting between russian and ukrainian forces. from late february, he spoke to resident, struggling to make sense of what happened to them. this is we give a small town. it's just emerging from a month and a russian occupation month in which it was on the front lines she, russian and ukrainian forces. toys was sometimes just the woods, people were children. it's as much as many residents of this ukrainian town could think of. a plea to the russian troops to leave them and their families alone, as they

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ah hello, i'm terry martin. good, heavy with us. major ukrainian cities are coming under renewed attack from russian air stripes, powerful explosions, hit the western city of la beef early on monday, regional officials say at least 7 people were killed and several others injured missiles struck several military facilities, but a civilian workshop was also hit libby has so far been spared the worst of the bio . the w corresponding manuel shaws is in lippy earlier i asked her for more details about the explosions. well, early in the morning, terry, there were there there was in the and the lights on the air. me sol alerts and there were 5 blast that were confirmed blades around by the mayor of eve. so when such an allotted takes place, everybody takes shelter. everybody goes to the bunker. our people here are really quiet, really calm because they are used to it even if the west, as you were mentioning it, had been relatively sped as such attacks. but to day 5 blasts on live eve and dead, there's been at least 6 people are dead. 11 pe

terry moran joins us from lviv. terry, you're learning new details on what the ukrainians are saying about peace negotiations tonight? >> reporter: that's right, whit. tonight on ukrainian television, a member of the ukrainian negotiating team said enough progress had been made on key points that the outline of a peace deal is ready to be discussed by president zelenskyy and vladimir putin face-to-face. such a meeting would probably take place in turkey. no time frame. a russian negotiator said there is an outline, but the ukrainian side is overstating the progress. whit? >> terry, thank you. >>> meantime, millions of ukrainians are now searching for a new life in neighboring countries, having fled the fighting. more than 2 million have now made their way to poland, many of them families with school-aged children. a lucky few have been able to get back into the classroom, resuming their education in their newfound home. abc's mireya villareal got to meet the new kids in class learning to cope with a new language, an

tonight, terry crews star of "i love that for you," actress and comedian vanessa bayer.all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with fred eltringham. ♪ and now seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news after house minority leader kevin mccarthy denied reports that he had planned to ask former president trump to resign in the wake of the capitol attack, "the new york times" released audio of mccarthy telling colleagues he was going to talk to trump about stepping down alright, well, i'm sure he wouldn't lie it was probably just a misunderstanding let's hear it. >> the only discussion i did have with him is that i think this will pass and it would be my recommendation he should resign. >> seth: alright, well, that's pretty damning [ laughter ] that'd be like the "encanto" family saying "we always talk about bruno. [ laughter ] after new audio revealed that house minority leader kevin mccarthy was planning to urge former pres