the lodge, it was empty.small, like bodies. but it was it. it was brought to meet. so all the food stores for the fish and meat were raw take away. at that, just walking go round all these individual roofs with stuff scattered on the floor at the mattresses had been taken away. >> broken glass, peoples clothing, this is all over the place. >> you just try and picture what it was like for the people who were held up there for days on and with, you know, and the beast at the gate. >> they said that they were attacking paula. >> we got access to some of the survivors who, not only bandage to survive the attack, but had also filled quite a lot of it on their mobile phones. there was this south african family. two brothers at a father. all three of them had got called out it this seat at the lodge. what happens inside the lodge is quite extraordinary. >> the good fire just didn't stop. you are talking about hundreds of borders. it was an incredible tale of fortitude with quite terrible consequences. >> they honest

kim jong-un said he personally supervised the lodge and that the missile is key to deterring nuclear war. ghana's government has taken a 30% pay cut to help with the economic crisis. those were the headlines here on al jazeera. we will be back with more news at the top of the hour. next, inside story. stay with us. >> each and every one of us has an opportunity to change our personal space for the better. >> we do not want dictatorship ever again. >> if it could increase just a little bit, it would be worth doing. no one knew it would become a magnet for a incredibly rare species. >> we are asking women to have 50% representation in chilly -- chile. >> we need to try to bring people together and try to deal with the people left behind. >> the kremlin accuses the u.s. of pressuring other countries to remove russia from the g20 foru this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the g20 is a major international platform made up of 19 large economies and the eu. the members represent 85% of global output, 70 5% of international trade and two thirds of the world's population. fi

one at cavahlo point, the lodge at the golden gate.in seattle. >> it raised a lot of questions. where people thought that what they're donating to is a scholarship fund. >> reporter: supervisor connie chan pushed the city to subpoena records for the accounts related to the parks department, concerned about transfers out of the crab scholarship fund like this one for $64,000 into that so-called general fund controlled by parks officials. >> that then allowed parks slus account to allow the executive staff of recreation and parks departments to use and tap into those funds for whatever it is their leisure. >> reporter: in a statement to us, city rec and parks officials acknowledge about 20% of the crap fest scholarship fund they maintained does pay for other things than helping low-income youth and seniors, like girls' baseball leagues, world cup viewings, training retreats, worker appreciation events. "we are happy to invest in their learning and morale, which helps them deliver great services every day," the parks department said. one

apparently the lodging place from hell, and yet away from where the motor's fell. it did not just survive but cost its spell. it was all refuge, and it served as well. to those who ran away, it had sinned, a cost more like ground 0 than a place of rest by normal standards, it was quite the west, but a to us was own folk. it seemed the best we, the believers, they, the infidels in this most dangerous of old hotels, and those who stayed that were uniquely blessed. ah frank assessment, what are the political risk for planning rushmore? the guest for western leaders pull sanctions on russian energy sports that's from recipe for recession. in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera are holding the powerful to account. as we examined, the u. s. is role in the world on al jazeera al jazeera world need some extraordinary women who are making things happen, they're away with following their daily struggle to survive with for their families, to thrive with egypt swimming st sellers on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm can vanelle. this

the vital port city of augusta. we'll have that story coming up. also north gray lodge is what could be its largest intercontinental ballistic missile prompting south korea to conduct its own drills. welcome to the program. it's been one months since russia invaded ukraine. the leaders of nato, the european union, and the group of 7 nations, have met in brussels condemning russia's actions and announcing further sanctions. the 30 day to allies and russia's aggression against ukraine was the gravest threat to euro atlantic security. in decades. u. s. president joe biden also committed more humanitarian assistance to ukraine. the sasha butler begins our coverage from brussels, us president j biden's trip to brussels to meet leaders of nato. the g 7 and european union was aimed to rallying western allies to find ways to stop russia's warn ukraine and sent a message to moscow that the west is united. nato has never, never been more united than it is to day prudent is getting exactly the opposite. what he intended to have as a consequence of going in the ukraine fight and sa

the women rent out the hall and the lodges to visitors and local people, which brings in money. 's allowed them to set up a savings club. here, the women give out loans to each other, using income from the culture center, subsidies from ngo's, as well as members' own savings. habiba tadicha leads the club. she's given loans of $250 to more than 100 women, mostly to finance small business ventures. dade roba got a loan from the savings club to invest in an electric motor for her corn mill. now she can earn more money. like so many here, she's benefited from the nature conservancy. dade: in the beginning, the local community here was opposed to the establishment of a conservancy, but habiba lobbied for it so that women could benefit. she's very brave. one time she was even shot at, but she wasn't intimidated and just carried on with her work. we're very happy now. reporter: habiba tadicha doesn't want to talk about the threats she's received. she'd rather focus on being a role model for the next generation. at the local school, she encourages children not to give up, even when they

apparently the lodging place from hill, and yet away from where the motor's fill. it did not just survive but constant spell. it was refuge and it served as well to let us, he ran away to send a crest like ground 0 an appraisal rest by normal standards, it was quite the worst, but to us was and folk, it seemed the best we, the believers, they, the infidels in this most dangerous of all hotels. and those who stayed that were uniquely dressed. ah, ah, i lulu a a ah, wherever you go in the world. well my line goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places pick up. for me, all russia still shelling the ukrainian cities of keith and china. he, it says foreign governments were wrong to assume a tax would be reduced. some people were quick enough to assume that we are withdrawing from the key fencher niga, which is not the case. ah, i'm robot to send this is audra 0 live from doha also coming up under fire and on patrol all.

apparently the lodging place from hill. and yet away from where the motor's fill, it did not just survive but constant spell. it was our refuge, and it served as well to let us who ran away to send a crest like ground 0 is an appraisal rest. by normal standards, it was quite the worst, but a to us was and folk, it seemed the best we, the believers, they, the infidels in this most dangerous of all hotels. and those who stayed that were uniquely blessed. ah, ah, i iraq, a nation riddled with land mice and an expert dedicated to defusing them, one by one. equipped with only a knife and a pair of wire puppies, he faced his death every day. but does his work make him a hero or a target? witness the d minor on al jazeera. ah, they join one of the world's most notorious armed groups but found a way out rebuild their lives. and now help our best attain of forced recruitment child soldiers. and to have we pick exploitation of women. daughters about chabad, part of the radicalize you'd seen on al jazeera ah, russia says it will reduce

i looked over the caravel and there was a lodge con minutes flag hanging from the middle windows of the hotel, that full store full of rooms wide and 3 or 4 deep. that the staff of the hotel clearly had prepared, written in advance. the caravan would be regarded favorably by the new communist occupiers, ah, in april 30th, 1975, marked to the official end of the vietnam war. with heavy loss of life on both sides, nearly a 100 journalists were killed. all went missing during that war. on his roof overlooking the caravel hotel, one van combe delta memorial, to the journalists killed into 2 indo china wars. for some long look now the dog from whom they don't know who read didn't be laughed all my tombs. zoe looked now she is a good i have been down in the carnival hotel, continue to prosper and thrive. in the postwar years to day, it remains a landmark in the city and the repository of the treasured memory of those journalists who made this war hotel, their headquarters, their sanctuary, and their home in we're speaking about half a century ago. in terms of being a war hotel for corresponde

the lodging operation is just the 1st step. well yeah, huge areas are legally occupied. he had him as an area of 30000 hector's belonging to just one person can yield tremendous profits while inflicting major damage on the rain forest too in law to bid his. but what if i could just stay up with them when they say, because about them this guy named cassini, i was fine several times for logging back. there wasn't enough to arrest him to the authorities charged him with tax evasion. they had to release them for lack of evidence. leaving forests isn't a crime because some people have been doing it since the dawn of humanity that is going to wound them contains with i essay that wasn't farmers over there. in the front, at the cow shed. and there's another building farther down, pushes so we don't have anything against you as an employee with these activities are legal i show is where you work. leave your motorcycle here and given turn left here. home as mother was you were motorcycles. yes. if we burn the with i got up, why much did you get paid on the new $3000.00, right for

it's 150 miles, a kilometer story from the us border to here and, and just moving that distance to the lodge. i'm a force is logistically challenging and it storage the, the russians don't have massive amounts of transport vehicles. they tend to rely on rail, which is not available to them in ukraine yet so. so i think it's, it's still for logistic reasons. it's also still no job because it has been ukrainian resistance. why are they attacking it more? i suspect we're not necessarily seeing all the attacks that are going on, but there are also will be a degree of, of support to that conway. and i think it will not be easy to cause a massive disruption. well, several western countries and the e u r. decided in recent days that they'll be sending military equipment more military equipment to ukraine. can this still make a difference for ukraine? oh, sure. the challenge, of course, is to get that military equipment into the hands of ukraine soldiers. even if you can get it to the border, it's not a simple thing to get it into the, into the right place. but, but, you know, my assumption is that

so listen to me carefully now you're going to the hunting lodge and sitting there. u know i'll call you back. your documents please. kirill olegovich get out of the car and open the trunk. why what happened i repeat. get out of the car and open the trunk. what is it? bastard i was so scared for you, the usual case of a gangster bullet. the main thing is that you and this is nonsense until the wedding heals. i'm sorry, i didn't mean to say what the police say. gafarov says that it was a robber that he will certainly find him. only for some reason it seems to me that the robber just won’t shoot like that. come on, come on. yeah, pyotr petrovich, can we go up to my office? no, let's take a walk, we'll get tired of the offices. here's what i wanted to talk to you about . well, how are they presented about the fact that the traffic cops were killed with the same pistol that vasilko shot, you know? we are looking for what you think about it could not, for example, order no evidence of brocades. i'm not talking about the evidence and i'm not asking you to voice the official

responded by imposing new sanctions. un security council meeting in the coming hours to discuss the lodge i'm those are the headlines. the muse is going to continue here. a larger 0 in about 25 minutes time . that's after inside story. good bye. harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lives with terrible consequences. a new documentary asks why that we've learned any lessons from the h. i. v. epidemic in the fight against coven 19. how we ignored the global serve to put profits before people, and it won't cost time of pennies. coming soon on august, the kremlin accuses the us of pressuring other countries to remove russia from the group of 20 forum. a major economies can washington and it's western allied bar presidents, lemar putin from attending the summit this year in indonesia. this is inside story . ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm jerry navigator. the g 20 is a major international platform made up of 19 large economies from the developed on developing world on the european union. so the blogs members represent 85 percent of global outputs, 75 percent of interna

and they all not here are very well aware of the soviet style, texting when they had taken the lodge people, a lot of numbers of people from ukraine and saw them to say, be area with some of the places from russia. maria of diva for us there from the european expert association which focuses on your credit relations with the you and a thank you for joining us here on the w. thank you. thank you. hundreds of thousands of people escaping the fighting strain to into the west and ukrainian city of live. it's become a massive bottleneck. the only direction to flee being west dw, corresponded alexander of nomine met up with some of them. we are here at the railway station in the leaf and you can see how busy it is here with long lines of people trying to get on a train to the polish border. mothers with that small kids, women with their pads, with hastily pag suitcases and plastic bags. many of them seem to be traumatized. many of them are worried sick about the loved ones that they're left behind. and we start to cover who we are from cock have and this city has gone gordon yet, but also m

as the 1st come to, you know, the lodge is producing carbon emissions. and i thought going to, you know, to, to work on the coal industry. so i was going to co lines that the cooking plant that you're looking at, that work is basically far enough coal to actually produce coat which is used in the process making steel. so you'll have these huge industrial complexes where you'd have providing electrical power through coal power stations so that these were workers who are coming back from anything. you've got a cooling tower in the background. in the north china, they, you know, that's an electrical plan. and right next to it, the coal power, a steel power plant or the industrial context was part of the whole system. that was, you know, helping the country grow and let people out of poverty about time. when you took pictures of coal mining and west virginia and you're from a coal mining family. so then that becomes personal. yes, very much so. yeah. it was my great grandfather was the chief, a beer of mine's and then all my great uncles or coal miners. and y

, the first new state lodge in more than 30 years. our newest state park will be in green county honoring the heritage of the shawnee tribe, tecumseh, intersection, native americans, pioneers in the late 1700s. members of the general assembly, our dream is for ohio to have the best state parks system, to reinvest in our magnificent state parks. i know we share the natural beauty that god has graciously bestowed on ohio by continuing when visitors come, they will feel like family and they will say this is ohio. developing and showcasing state parks in appalachia is part of the longer renaissance mapping region when we talk about the appalachian region. this is also, i truly believe, their moment in history. we need to be part of it. by reigniting the pioneer spirit of the ohioans who built this state. one of the most important things we can do that will benefit not only 32 counties in the appalachian region but our entire state is to make a long overdue investment in appalachia. members of the general assembly, i will work with you and

shout shout-out to the lodge there in the lake of the ozarks and brian enjoying a vacation in the dominican celebrating her 100th birthday in bay, texas and barbara at sugar loaf in maine, and alycia in villa alba puerto rico. happy birthday, dorothy! invill albert haynesworth javier and sandy at the panama canal. we are everywhere. thank you for spending part of your morning with us we will see you ght back here nerixt >>> good morning, everyone. it is sunday, march 6th, 2022. we are taking a live look outside in san francisco, right outside south beach harbor. thank you so much for joining us. i'm candice nguyen. rob mayeda is here. up late last night, now early this morning with your forecast. >> temperatures quite chilly this morning. that will wake you up as you head outside. we've got sunshine, but don't let that fool you. you still need the jacket. we're at 46 degrees in san francisco, on our way to upper 50s around san francisco today and other parts of the bay area. starting off in

emir said the russians were — translation: for lodge emir saiding to _ russians were responding to ukrainian shelling, but he said our guys won't leave until they drive the russians away.— the russians away. ukrainian resistance — the russians away. ukrainian resistance derailed _ the russians away. ukrainian resistance derailed russia's i the russians away. ukrainian - resistance derailed russia's plans. the claims they are being forced to retreat around here are premature. you can still feel some of the heat from the fire caused by the missile that hit this house. it doesn't feel at all as if anything is settled around here. iwould be at all as if anything is settled around here. i would be very cautious about assuming that simply because the russians say they will concentrate more on eastern ukraine, that their business around the capital is finished. they were prosperous here before the invasion. when this horse was wounded in an attack earlier in the month, the man who looked after him was killed. smaller incidents don't make headlines but t

and i and because the hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. and does to this day when i think about it, ah, ah, ah. a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven, the wall and shelter for civilian refugees, scattered into the garden during cambodia as bloody stuff. flooring us to me and suddenly we returning back to the canal rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. let the know a new episode of war hotels on al jazeera. ah ah, ah, russia is accused of bobbing a theater in the ukrainian city of mighty poll. hundreds of people were sheltering in the building. ah, hello, i'm dying, jordan, this is out there at like from also coming up people's queueing for bread shop, dead in chinese. even his hopes emerge of a potential deal to end the war and ukraine. i used to work for moscow responds which fury after president biden was occuptation against russian leader.

and i and because the hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. oh tell and does to this day when i think about it, ah, ah, ah. a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven from the war and shelter for civilian refugees. were scattered into the garden during cambodia as bloody sang. stuff. flooring us up to leave and suddenly we were turning the fax on the conveyor rouge had taken anything of value out of the hope. jones, cambodia, let them know a new episode of war, hotels on all jazeera we understand the differences from americans have content across the world. so no matter how you take it out, you 0. we're bringing the news and current affairs that matter to you. countess era. ah, hello, i'm adrian finnegan in dough ha. the top stories on al jazeera, russian forces were advancing and barrier paul and southeastern ukraine. the black sea port has been surrounded for weeks. that has endured a relentless bombardment. al jazeera, stephanie decker reports from above. mary paul, looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people'

and i and because the hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. oh tell and does to this day when i think about it, ah, ah, ah. a sanctuary for journalists. it was a haven on the wall and shelter for civilian refugees were scattered into the garden during cambodian bloody cell stuff. flooring us up to me and suddenly we were turning the exxon. the co rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. let them know a new episode of war hotels on al jazeera, with blue blue. ah, ah, ah, this is al jazeera, ah, the time is 10100 hours gmc on come all santa maria here in doha with the news off from al jazeera, from the watermark. dawn strikes in key is the top on the war, enter a 3rd day. russia says there's hope for compromise. ukraine's president can faith it might enjoy night. how after all, all of that as the me, the 3 lines itself meets and.

and i and because the hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war. oh, tell and does to this day when i think about it, ah ah ah. with some of the world's largest reserves needs yeah. provides much of the uranium that fuels year. it's nuclear power. but at what cost? people and power follows the uranium trail from these add to the source of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those who inhabit the industries part. because of uranium pot to on al jazeera be ah ah ah ah 2. ready people are merging alive from the ruins of a theatre, marrying a pole that ukraine says was deliberately bombed by russia. hutcher dealt with talking how many people were in the shelter all columbus. and so i'd say around $800.00, we were preparing food and i'd say only a 100 or so managed to disperse the restaurant. the rubble, yes, most likely under the rebel, because there were a lot of people in the basement under the seat. and the stage that got hit ah.

. >> carley: jeremy, the white house called the lodge a brazen violation of the u.n.s. your thoughts? >> i believe it is. there are some nefarious characters out here using this opportunity, whether it be the united states and its allies seemingly distracted with the situation going on here, to perform at their flexes. but in my opinion is something they do to show they are relevant on the national stage, but i'm confident our allies and the u.n. are ready for anything. >> carley: andy lang, jeremy locke, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> carley: while all eyes are on ukraine, accountability for what happened in afghanistan. i sat down with an american government worker who spoke to fox & friends when she was trapped in kabul. i asked her if she's getting the help she asked president biden for. watch. >> when will you feel safe? >> no idea. the taliban came back after 20 years, right? we are back to square one. >> todd: and the white house finally admitting there's another major concession on the table in the iran

with a tweet from a social media influencer who encouraged people to book rooms from ukrainians on the lodgingnts are being made as a donation only. within 24 hours hundreds started taking part. some sharing the responses they received from airbnb hosts in ukraine. many hosts moved to tears, one writing, "the world is not without good people. now i have tears in my eyes and i cry with happiness in the first of these terrible days. thank you very much." another just says, "i'm just crying. i'm just crying right now. i'm shocked. i'm incredibly grateful for your support." now, in response to the trend airbnb confirmed that it is waiving all guest and host fees on all bookings in ukraine at this time. well, the people in ukraine may be in need of the very basics, shelter, food, water, clothing. if you would like to help go to cnn.com/impact. you're going to find a lot of resources there for ways that you can help. coming up on the program, my colleague paula newton will have the day's other stories including legendary australian cricketer shane warne's passing. his amazing career. after the break

the great vantage point. and i and because they hotel continued to operate and provide food and lodgings, it qualified in my mind as the perfect war now and does to this day when i think about it, ah, ah, ah. young women with a passion, the space i used to dream about working in the school come up with a small step of science, a giant leap for women, kind in ca, gustavo here, but don't replace it and hide there. and at the scheduled time, the satellite would be sent to space women make science cag if on space school episode 5 on al jazeera ah algeria. great with no news. you know that your 5 digit home for your homes, for your fit, for your security, but also for a show of solidarity. the leaders of 3 european countries meet ukraine's president . will i demand zalinski and keith ah, has him seek this is a life and also coming up a 35 hour curfew imposed on key of as it's mer warns.

strike saying there were aimed at this rough thing, ukrainian army logistics but also on march the 26th lodge. few base near the city over the wharf, which provided few for ukrainian troops in the western regions of ukraine as well as near keith was destroyed by high precision, long range, air based weapons. in addition, high precision cruise missiles, destroy the workshops of the live off radio repair plant. this plant was conducting major overhauls and modernization of the door and as 125 and to aircraft. and we saw systems. and this is footage from the center of ukraine, 2nd largest city har, cough where according to local authorities to districts where shell by the russian military, overnight rushes defense ministry is yet to comment. on the claim, thousands of hardcore residents have sought shelter in metro stations. many struggling to bring their positions with them. amid the ongoing fighting 10 residential buildings on a library were damaged when ukrainian forces shell, the city in lou ganske republic on saturday. that was reported by local military authorities. no casualties were repo

inflation is rising and we have billionaires and millionaires fighting over where the lodge -- luxuryeally? meteorologist: the optics are awful. i can understand from the players' point of you wanting to get a lower floor or higher floor for those on their first contract. i believe baseball has the longest first contract of any major league sports. it is always the second contract when you really start to make the money in those are the salaries they are trying out. it is not all the other players making the league minimum, 700 thousand dollars, 750 thousand dollars, and not $30 million or $40 million a year such as kershaw. i feel bad for other people normally have jobs this time of year in spring training, that are sitting at home. larry: they get forgotten in all of this. kristen: the home opener here is april 8 right now. we are not going to see gains until april 7. it could go past but but hopefully it happens for the giants on april 8. they have please plan on playing at home. the marlins. fingers crossed. figured out. larry: they better start negotiating tomorrow. kristen: to m

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with great ceremony, the amal site may be lodged, but it's only half the cost to what's brewing. in the american opt in china signs a $43000000000.00 meg, a contract for a liquid gas project in alaska, the u. s's, only arctic stays in it's governor bill walker had gone to plead becaise to trump. he asked, what could he do? and i said, we need some help with the market. in about 2 weeks later i got a notification my office at present, she wanted to meet with me. we want sheep clean energy and sort of china. and so we can offer, you know, potentially a 100 years supply of, you know, of natural gas. our market is asia because we're just much closer to asia and, and what we have, they need a 25 years off to buying a used icebreaker from ukraine. beijing now have the capacity to build its own the chalet long lou. 2 plans for the construction of a nuclear ice breaker. also in the work with this then in january 2018, beijing presents a white paper on its an arctic policy to the international press. i am sure marks america beyond climate issues. it details it's polar soap road project an

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this miss all by the way, is the same type that was used in done yet lodged on the nearest city, causing more than a dozen casualties. there mostly pensioners who are in line at 80 ems to withdraw their pensions. as you can see here, there's also shrapnel damage and on this car, elements of the war had, must have survived. as they fell here, rained down on the city, a civilian, a civilian neighborhood. there were families in both houses, collision of when my wife went flying and crashed into me, knocking me off the sofa. and then we both went flying into the walk, slamming into it. because that is how powerful the blast wave was, which is yours. my son. he was in the room next to where it happened. miss alice had impacted intact. nothing would have been left of these houses. fortunately it was, they breathed rain down on the roofs. and the houses burned up rather than ross's and exploded. but this is an especially, sorry situation, even though nobody died, nobody was hurt because this is a desperate time for many and in ukraine, these difficult to come by funds because most of most enter

the controversial proposal involved, and even lodge a parcel of land. juan had tried to buy 300 square kilometers of troy's wilderness in the north of the island, saying he planned to build a truce resort with support from life landing entrepreneur. how dull johansson and his colleagues there were delays. french news surfaced so long for example, or is about him wanting to import a lot of chinese, up to 3000 chinese people to, to live in can himself and even had surfaced in the canadian media. that would be some sort of a military base for china. iceland, then president all a full rog, nat, grimacing. thought the controversy was overblown. it's all i nonsense, i mean it to shaw is a media hype, rich feature that kind of muddle. the chinese are coming, a chinese are coming at to shuttle scare people. the interior minister ended up intervening to stop the project in disagreement with the president. we must remember this that people were crying for investment hoping for investment, but i wanted to be realistic. internationally, geopolitically things are happening, the world is on the move

i talked with the fudge of lodged by the republic of that yet skis. very much in full swing. the city of mario poor, the heart of the as of sea and the bastion of ukrainian troops, the nationalist battalions. it is nearly surrounded, caught between advancing troops of the nets and russian unit spreading out from crimea. ukrainian troops have fallen back and from a distance reeked destruction of villages and towns they once ruled. as you can hear from the sounds of thought hillary the battles he had just just west of than yet still still rage. this used to be on pill hub week ago, a, a village. well beyond the front lines, the ukrainian positions which but east of here to woods than yeske. when this, this battle but gotten the offensive. the ukrainian military abandoned their positions there. they moved further eastwards, further towards kiev, and that is where they took up positions when the units of the den, yet people's republic began moving into here. they were met with a firestorm of artillery which, which devastated these village. there were many people here. there now m

the hospital removed most of it, but one piece is still lodged in her spine. when the bombing started we began to run. i thought there would be less bombing and then they began to bomb everything, the whole district. well, it's now thought there are anywhere between 3,500 and 6,000 russian soldiers killed in just over two weeks of this conflict which is an astonishingly high number and perhaps it explains this change in tactics by vladimir putin. more large-scale indiscriminate bombing and of course, that's leading to ever more civilian casualties, t.j. >> all right, ian, thank you. >>> but a lot of people are trying to get out. this is causing a massive refugee crisis, now more than 2.3 million people have escaped ukraine. abc's matt gutman is in lviv, ukraine, with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: t.j., those numbers are staggering. want to give you a sense of where we are in lviv. this used to be a college gymnasium. now, like almost every facility in this city, it has turned into a refugee shelter. you can see the mats on the floor here, b

the union said it will go to the court of arbitration for sport to lodge the appeal.ember, — well, earlier the organisation terminated its contract with the russian grand prix, which means there will no longer be a race in st petersburg, where it was due to move in 2023. the sport's commercial arm, which controls the calendar, decided racing in the country would be impossible in the wake of the invasion of ukraine. president vladimir putin is closely associated with the race — he was instrumental in bringing it to russia in 2014. the decision means f1 will not race in russia for the foreseeable future. getting underway on friday is the women's world cup in new zealand. england go into the tournament as defending champions and begin their campaign on saturday — when they face australia. the two sides meeting again — just a month on from australia's victory in the ashes. andrea nelson is the tournament chief executive and is excited about what it may leave behind. i think the biggest legacy as the profile, the profile of the sport, of the players, i'm the mother of two

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confirmed the strike saying they were aimed disturbing. ukrainian army just that also on march the 26th, a lodge. few base near the city over the gulf, which provided fuel for ukrainian troops in the western regions of ukraine as well as near key if was destroyed by high precision, long range, air based weapons. in addition, high precision, cruise missiles, destroy the workshops of the level of radio repair plant. this plant was conducting major overhauls and modernization of the door and as 125 and to aircraft massage systems. this is footage from the center of ukraine's 2nd largest city har cough were, according to local authorities, to districts where shell by the russian military overnight rushes defense ministry, as if to comment on the claim. thousands of hot cove residents have sought shelter and metro stations. many struggling to bring processions with them to survive. the ongoing fighting and 10 residential buildings and the library were damaged when ukrainian forces shell, the city in the luke ganske region of don bass on saturday. that was reported by local military authorities. no ca

people running across the road as the missile lodges itself in the tarmac.like this to show the spread and the scale of the destruction. this street was hit on tuesday. the build suggest gone, the man filming says. identifying this white building and this red brick work, we geo located the videos to this scene in western kharkiv just meters from a hospital. py by wednesday, we found evidence a school had been hit. so, when we establish the location of the school, we realized just how many other schools were in that vicinity. so, whatever the target of this strike, it was going to hit a densely populated residential area. minutes later, more footage emerges, another school. and then, another. as more and more footage continues to roll in of the civilian destruction in kharkiv, we continue to locate and verify each one. and while the russian government continues to deny that they are targeting civilian infrastructure, this mapping of the evidence is suggesting otherwise. cnn london. >>> events, of course, are happ happen fast and the story in ukraine, changing