you understand, veronica, everything was fine.arted to put on nothing to change the hairstyle, old woman, i envy you. he is such a good such a cool real man, you know and pretty, you know, where you looked at him, you know veronika he is very nice, but how can i tell you, he is a little boring. i would even say it is very boring. you are also not very funny. so, let's not, okay? why are you silent? listen to veronica, but here you cut your bangs. you look like a yorkshire terrier. you don't see anything. no. i look like dima bilan, here i am with you in a good way, and you again begin to envy 2-3 days. everything must pass. we were going to dances, we were going to go to the evening, by whom. with whom, in short, we went to the hairdresser's, everything was fine, then the devil pulled me to go to the market and bought cream. she highly advised says cream. it will straighten everything smooth out in the evening it will be perfect. here you see? yes you were at the dance, well, in short it was. well, there are literally two decent m

hello veronica. is it true that you cracked the colonel?don't wag me all your platonic crushes have long been known by heart. first , hair changes, then insomnia, and rubbing ulcers. and everything will end in the hospital and olga because that for one more flight you just have health. no , you understand, it's on the verge of insanity. veronica it 's right, all woodpeckers die of concussions. you say special edition, start with breaking news from nato turn into a show of american slackers.

do you understand veronica? i had a birthday yesterday.led andrey, i wanted a phone for him. yes so so he is whole well, thank god in which department? this is an opera phone. throw it off, please, i'm recording now. so a thank you all, i am in your debt. go fishing, of course, be sure to come. come on for now. hello hello. this is the captain of the kafars there with you. lieutenant vasilkov can talk to him. me, and i'll tell you to bring coffee for now. a no thanks. can? thanks i didn't sleep all night, all the police peter raised his ears. there, they say, there was another attack. it seems that it was the same person who shot at me in ushakov. yes , yes, i sent the photos to the local guys, there are photos of the orientation and other documents. i agreed, they will show you. thanks glory. god is alive and well. come on, take care of yourself. organs promptly began to work, wait. you , like, said that he was wearing this mask. yes, a long story, we still have a lot of things behind it in the south. so vitka most likely it was this gluk

. >> many refugees, including veronica's family, says the process is way too slow and difficult. -- veronica'sually lives in the uk, and he traveled to the polish border a day after the war broke out -- unfortunately, they told us that getting back into the uk was really tough, so they wanted to share their story on fyi. new >> won the war broke out, i felt a lot of pain because i understood idly my country, my relatives, my dog, my friends and my school. when we got to the french border, they wouldn't let us through. the french police came, they took us out and we have to go to the embassy in paris. we were told that they can help us. after drive across europe to get to france, the uk border force in calais, wouldn't let rucker and her family into uk for a week. they sent them back and forth between the british embassy and the uk visa processing center, over ten times. it was an especially hard time, because veronica suffers from diabetes. an illness where her blood sugar levels can go dangerously high. if she doesn't take or medication, or either a food. >> because i had to go back and forth

veronica , with your laughter, you know how people feel, understand?d night morozov aksyonov i wish you good health comrade senior we are going on the road to the capital city of peter it is clear so just go. and where do i bush the camera in the white nights for a walk. so petersburg. we have time, just to take the boat to conduct sea trials and go home. look at retirement. today you will be waiting for us at the factory, get ready to eat. but i will no longer stay in st. petersburg for just two weeks. until i get the boat. in the meantime, they would go somewhere, maybe they didn’t decide anything to the theater. no, it's that simple. kira is not in the boat, it's not in the service. just so far no one knows who shot me the killer might be. don't be stupid, where do you think it's safe tonight. and then he can kill and come here, and how will you protect me? if you have your own boat all day long, will you accept it? are you silent? are you taking you to the airport? no, i'm right here. i just went to the store. yes, i will now. let 's have no money.

veronica joins us now from kyiv. veronica, it's great seeing you again.ay, world war iii may have already arrived? >> i meant that the thing is, if war does not come to your land, does not mean that it's not going on anywhere else. just like i used to watch the horrible, horrible war in syria and thinking, it's not my war. or, like, the war in georgia win also thought, it's not my war. and i did not think about it at all, mostly. but then war came to my land, and it's another feel, the reality has drastically changed. and here in ukraine, we feel like the world war iii already started. the thing is, i think mr. adam schiff who was before me, he said, all the west can do is to keep sanctioning russia and keep providing weapons to ukraine. yes, it doesn't help ukrainian people now, but in, it's all we can do, he said. i think that this is like the same as nato is protecting itself with a shield, and everyone else on the other side of the shield is not nato's problem. and i think it is wrong, because if putin gets away with it, what he did to ukraine, other

a day later in a new hospital and the proud mother of a daughter, veronica. >> i can only describe it as a terrorist act that is happening daily. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you're in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. russian forces continue to bear down on kyiv and crush cities to the west and south. a russian barrage terrorized these strategic port city mykolaiv in the south. the bombardment indiscriminately attacked civilians. at least two hospitals have been hit there. and in the top right corner of your screen democracy under attack, armed men drag away the mayor of a southern ukrainian city. his fate is still unknown. ukraine's president is calling for his immediate release. and generators are providing the needed electricity at the cher chernobyl nuclear plant. staffers have been watching and living there since the war started. ukraine's government says around 13,000 civilian have been evacuated today but no one was able to escape the besieged city of mariupol which is encircled by russian troops and russian backed fighters. ukraine and russia blame each other for th

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it is good to know— her little girl veronica. it is good to know at — her little girl veronica.her did get out of the _ to know at least her mother did get out of the hospital alive and with her baby— out of the hospital alive and with her baby alive inside her and now the baby— her baby alive inside her and now the baby has been born, which is a small— the baby has been born, which is a small hit— the baby has been born, which is a small hit of— the baby has been born, which is a small bit of optimism in a pretty unrelenting grim picture. obviously, the whole _ unrelenting grim picture. obviously, the whole world was aghast at what happened _ the whole world was aghast at what happened yesterday with the hospital bein- happened yesterday with the hospital being bombed. and you know, the awful— being bombed. and you know, the awful casualties that that caused. so this— awful casualties that that caused. so this is— awful casualties that that caused. so this is a — awful casualties that that caused. so this is a small glimmer of hope and it's— so this is a small glimmer of hope a

veronica says the u.s. needs to do more to prevent other mothers from leaving their children. >> on february, 24th, my 7 year-old son and i were awakened by sirens and explosions. had hoped to fly to los angeles with my son for a temporary trip. i went to the u.s. and is in luxembourg to plan for for my son. i had to which has been which has been issued to me some time ago. but when applied for a visa last week for mice on the visit for him to travel with me to united states was tonight. therefore, i had to leave my son. >> all red and veronica help ukrainians will have the opportunity to enter the u.s. without a visa. >> take a look at this. someone in san francisco want to show their support for ukraine. >> if the russian invasion, this is at the corner of russia avenue and mission street right here in san francisco, excelsior district. except someone changed the street sign to read ukraine instead of russia. they've also included a message at the top. no war. the san francisco police are looking for the

in a new hospital and the proud mother of a daughter veronica. the attack on the mariupol maternity hospital drew widespread condemnation. the images of pregnant women being rescued from the attack made front pages around the world. the searing image was taken following a russian air strike on the hospital wednesday that injured 17 people, including women, children and doctors according to mariupol city officials. three people died, the city council said thursday. among them, a child. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov claimed out proof that the hospital was use housing a ukrainian battalion. and this wouldn't be the first medical facility to be hit. the world health organization has identified 24 separate russian attacks on ukrainian hospitals. despite the toughest possible start in life, veronica was born in another ukrainian hospital when mariana was evacuated. the family is not disclosing heir location for safety reasons. her aunt, tatiana will you chengo told cnn veronica was born healthy and around 3 kilograms. there was no electric

now, probably, nerves nerves go to first place so seventy-four veronica zhilina but most importantly, friends. yes, let it happen, a small blot, but this charming smile from veronika zhilina and that team is red. another one of the youngest participants in our tournament is the two-time winner of the russian championship among juniors sofya akatieva. the fourth perfectly executed jumping element of the quadruple sheepskin coat rejoices teammates. veronica herself with her hands still up you are amazed when fragile young bodies have so much power of strength that allows them to create such miracles on ice. slow replay again is not only an attempt, but a well-executed jump. sofya akate, here she is satisfied with what she demonstrated and all those spectators who are now filling this ice arena are satisfied, but we are telling you all. thank you very much for being with us. thank you for many years. support figures for 1273 sofia katio. children of the red team well, now the athlete who received the most points for the most difficult complex jump elements. here and now for you alexander

i want to introduce you to veronica, she was born late last night in a hospital mariupol, it latin, veronica means to bring victory, which is a powerful thing given that this is her mom veronica's mom mariana was inside that maternity hospital on wednesday. that was bombed by russia. after the attack she grabbed her bag, she walked herself out of the wreckage, less than 48 hours later she gave birth to veronika, the bringer of victory. in the middle of an active war zone. still wearing those same pocket pajamas. here is veronica with her dad yuriy, it's often clear where the family of three is gonna go from here. evacuations out of mariupol remain stalled, authorities gets that out of 100 civilians in mariupol have been killed -- in a hospital room in mariupol, there was life. more than two and a half million people have fled ukraine since the start of russia's invasion, but for the people who stayed behind, some semblance of life goes on. for some, that means joining the war effort. today, this group of civilian volunteers were issued guns and trained on how to use them by the ukrainian arm

we don't feel safe, risky in kharkiv, trying to live anywhere, so now we're here >> reporter: veronicaas left ukraine she told us she's in berlin the trains here don't run anymore, but you can get around town underground. dark days but ukrainians hope there will soon be a light at the end of the tunnel ♪ matt bradley, nbc news, zhytomyr, ukraine. >>> turning now to violent winter storms sweeping up the east coast today, impacting 41 million with snow and rain, even tornados, including one that hit a florida beach, leaving people running for their lives. emilie ikeda has late details. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: terrifying moments as a bomb cyclone barreled up the east coast today. >> i am the most scared i've ever been, my car's moving so much i'm in the middle of a tornado right now. >> reporter: morgan thompson took this video as she was heading into work near ocala, florida, and found herself in the brunt of the storm what was going through your mind? >> i legitimately thought i could be seriously injured in that moment. there was a sort of helpless feeling, like there was

veronica escobar, always a pleasure to see you.e president laid out $800 million in additional military aid for ukraine, including anti-aircraft equipment, drone technology. is there anything else or more that you think the united states could or should be doing on that front? >> jose, it's great to see you. thank you for having me on your program to talk about this ever-evolving horrific situation in ukraine. is that enough? i think we're going to have to continue to assess on a daily, sometimes hourly basis about what else we should be doing. i absolutely stand with ukraine. i am proud of our president for having rallied nato, for having repaired relationships that were destroyed by the prior administration, by working with friends and allies to present a united front in defense of ukraine and in defense of president zelenskyy's mission to preserve their country and their autonomy, their independence, their democracy. so will there need to be more? probably. >> you know, there is so much being said, and we just put up a graphic o

veronica miracle has that story. >> among the racks of glitter and glitz, you will find dresses fromorn country of ukraine. designed by people facing incredible hardship and somehow, working through it all. >> all of these, they are still taking new orders. they are taking a little bit longer in production. but they are still making them. >> the store manager says the designers and manufacturers have been managing through the chaos and were able to move their operations from ukraine to poland. >> there was maybe a week or so where they were kind of seeing what the next move was. once they found a place to do production and move it, they went right for it and started to do it again. >> at the fashion library in l.a., among the collection of 30,000 designer pieces, you can find gowns by ukrainian designers. stylists are pulling from this massive collection to address some of the biggest names in hollywood sunday night. >> the color is unbelievable. it is mounds of fabric and gorgeously detailed and stunning on you. you look like a star. and it is a ukrainian designer, one of my favorit

>> her daughter, veronica, said that she did and that veronica's most carried her to a shelter. >> reporterhter tell the story of your life as a child here, it's made you cry. >> translator: it's not just remembering the stories, it's about what's happening now. it's really stressing me out, natalia said. >> reporter: what do you want the world to know? >> translator: live, enjoy, live in peace, she said. what do we do if that's all gone? >> reporter: what was it hardest to leave behind in your home? >> translator: you have to abandon your whole life, she said. on our way to lviv we were trying past these huge fields and i told my daughter this was the battlefield during world war ii. what does russia want from us? i don't understand this. >> reporter: we left them to pack up and saw boris waiting to start his journey. >> for so many the holocaust is something you read in a history book but you lived through it. "i was just a child," he said. >> what does this bring up for you? "it's disgusting," he said, living through putin's war. >> jacob, thank you. take a look at this. ukrainian servic

first natalia, 82 with her daughter veronica. next, boris, 87 and his daughter-in-law also named natalia. both spent their childhoods evading nazis. boris' father killed by them. they set off on the 350-mile drive to lviv. the organization was waiting to help them. when they finally arrived, a warm welcome. inside the lobby i met survivor natalia. it was a long journey, she tells me, but thank god it's good. we came back the next morning and asked about her past. did you have to hide from the nazis? her daughter veronica said she did and her daughter's mother carried her to a shelter. just hearing your daughter tell the story of your real-life crisis made you cry. >> it's not just remembering the story, it's about what's happening now. it's really stressing me out, natalia said. >> what do you want the world to know? >> live in joy, live in peace, she said. what do we do if that's all gone? >> what was the hardest to leave behind in your home? >> you have to abandon your whole life, she said. on our way to lviv, she said, we were

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veronica they die from a concussion, you say? 60 minutes we have a special edition, we start with urgent news. these nato yourself are turning into a show of american chloe no special opinions the leadership of the nato member states will not have it for sure. the west will have to accept those that have changed the series, and it is not yet ready for this for them, a certain trap is also friends. you first imposed sanctions, if you want gas, now you yourself think about your financial institutions, how to get around these sanctions, this is 60 minutes. do not miss tomorrow at 11:30 and 17:30 on the channel, russia different rulers different destinies one great power wanted to deceive fate with you, you can’t deceive these places, they have a bookish feeling, my heart is free. one great country you haven't seen people. you still need to love in your fur coat. love story. history of russia for free. registration hello this is a special broadcast at the vestifact station all the latest information on the conduct of the russian mili

her aunt, tatiana, told cnn veronica was born healthy and around 3 kilograms.here was no electricity in the hospital and the temperature was minus-5 degrees outside. she says she hopes, quote, sufficient conditions will be provided for the baby to stay healthy. a child born into a world of danger, but her very existence in this time of war, an act of defiance. >>> still to come. a single letter not even found in the russian alphabet has become a potent symbol of the war in ukraine. what it is and what it means to pro-war russians. >>> plus, when refugees arrive in a new country, the future can seem pretty bleak. coming up, we will meet some families who have opened their homes and their hearts to those fleeing conflict. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and st

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here only as much as god wills, but their main desire is to return home veronica god, my eduard ilyinis denisov and alexander kazachenko together, rostov-on-don. to the aircraft assembly line at the aviastar plant in ulyanovsk is planned to recruit another 1,500 new workers. the plant is implementing a production modernization program; new technological processes help to increase the volume of serial production of aircraft, ilya's report. auxiliary structures around the fuselage of the il-76 military transport aircraft will be removed in the near future. soon he will leave the assembly shops and go to flight tests at the production of the ulyanovsk aircraft factory, 8,500 people are employed. the third one is young employees staff suck enterprises have to increase due to the stable loading of orders for the aircraft assembly line. it is planned to recruit another 1,500 new workers. all of them will be involved. the main process of building aircraft is to collect newbie aircraft. they will teach you right at the factory. it is necessary to pass a lecture course and practical training i

her aunt told cnn veronica was born healthy and around 3 kilograms. degrees outside. she says she hopes, quote, sufficient conditions will be provided for the baby to stay healthy. a child born into a world of danger, but her very existence in this time of war, an act of defiance. hala gorani, cnn, lviv, ukraine. >> just one story. so many stories unfolding right now from this horrible, horrible war that's going on. all of us -- all of us are so moved by what we're seeing, and i can assure you all of us here at cnn are determined to bring you these stories. they are so, so important so we have a good understanding of what exactly is going on. the troubling reports as well as the uplifting stories such as we just saw right now. we hope it brings all of you at least a little hope as we all pray that this war ends soon. and for information about how, our viewers, can help the people of ukraine, go to cnn.com/impact. there you'll find a full list of thoroughly vetted organizations helping with humanitarian efforts. cnn.com/impact. you can impact your worl

veronica bobma eduart or vladimir shumakov and denis denisov lead.ed accepting mortgage applications loans on new concessional terms in the first transaction under the updated state program. will be held after the entry into force of the government decree on april 1 and in the studio, our economic observer tatyana remezova. tatyana under what conditions will preferential mortgages be issued evgeny but one of the key changes is the interest rate, it is raised from seven to 12%, but in any case, this is almost half as much as the key rate of the bank of russia is now 20%. the preferential state program is valid for the purchase of housing on primary market, that is, new buildings, foil rates. now you can take out a loan in the amount of several times more than before for residents of moscow and the moscow region, st. petersburg and the leningrad region. the loan amount within the framework of state support has been quadrupled from 3:00 to 12 million rubles. for other regions. the amount doubles from three to six million. the oldest. we need to be addit

her name, is veronica. greek goddess nike, the goddess of victory. welcome to the world, baby veronica, you've already survived so much. that is tonight's last word, "the 11th hour" with stephanie ruhle starts right now. tephanie ruhle starts right now tonight, russia widens its war on ukraine, and closes in on kyiv. more cities and civilians struck, other areas cut off, with no food or water, plus the disinformation battle escalating, as the putin propaganda machine charen's what they are hearing in moscow tonight, and ukrainian tennis star trading in his racket for a rifle to defend his country, he'll be here live as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night but.

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listen, i don't want to offend you, veronica, but tell me.s where you get old spinsters with experience such knowledge of male psychology emotional. women's magazines yeah, my problem is bigger, i can't break it, you know, if i fell in love with everything. by the way, right there in this magazine it was written that in order to fall out of love with women. it is necessary to imagine a man in some desired form, for example, there is a doctor’s bath in the toilet, and i imagine the toilet love even more love the man most of all send a specific man, everything, i can’t do anything with you. i love all sorts of novels. i love all sorts of shows. here i love nothing, well, not a specific man. well then. tell me, for whom in this case should dig. well, in general, volodenka, we will not let you be offended, you will live while in the mattress. of course it is, girls. yes , we have a shortage of men. aren't you afraid of what's taking? volodenka, here's the key to your private quarters. neat flowers just don't say anything to your mother. i don't w

veronica, good to talk with you. you got out and you are safe and best to your family. >> thank you. >> sandra: john, good to be with you through these two hours as we continue to pray for these people and their country. thanks for joining us, everyone. sandra smith. >> john: so many people there suffering. i'm john >> martha: thank you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. we're waiting for the white house briefing to get underway. we'll keep an eye on that as we move forward with this. that after an emotional request from president zelensky to the united states. images from the war to back him up as he appealed to our own history. >> remember pearl harbor. terrible morning of december 7, 1941 when your sky was block from the planes a

veronica cock anti read two more pages of katya yes, grandmother, i have already read, that is, they probably don’t heard. i read quietly. well, how is it that we lost a doctor in the forest, and you refuse to look for him until three days have passed. call me the captain, yakunin, he is at work now. no, give me his phone number. m what is your last name? dropped the phone . ha, you are a coward. in addition, subbotin, like us , is evil in moscow with his wife. paradise bring me a map of yakunin seryozh what's with these mad people? yes, no scorched city summer residents. no. andrey borisovich hello, how is your ulcer all right? we lost a doctor in the forest got lost, a your valiant militia refuses to look for her until three days have passed. you know, after all, we, too, can sting at someone only after three days is a joke. the process has begun. paradise, pick up the phone, i don’t know what to say, what you want to call. she spends the night in the forest, or something, keep in mind that i will call you every hour until olga returns. how do you know little girl? i feel she is my

her family telling cnn they hope they can find what they need to keep veronica healthy. that will be a tall task where she is at right now. but matthew chance has the latest on russia's bombardment of ukrainian cities. >> this is a new front in russia's ukrainian war. emergency workers battling flames caused by air strikes on the central city of de inipra. a kindergarten and shoe factory were targeted. 70 miles from poland, a strategic airfield also came under attack. the invasion now in its third week, russia appears to be widening its assault. there are concerns of escalation, too. fighters from syria said to be joining the fight on russia's side. the kremlin backs the regime of al assad. and told the security council that foreign fighters should be invited to join. >> translator: so if you see people who want voluntarily without payment to come and help people living in donbas, well, we need to meet their efforts and help them to reach the combat zone. >> these are thugs from syria, said president zelenskyy of ukraine, of the country destroyed in the same way the ok p

well, you did, on the contrary, you said something else, i don’t know veronica when you can be trusted, you asked for it. one reader came to me. just look, he starts talking so slowly. that's how you are now, immediately, it's generally porridge in your mouth , i don't understand that she wants to stop walking. i 'm calling relatives, in short. paralyzed her. stroke, i advise you to urgently contact olga . she is still working in the hospital. wasting no time, but you yourself asked, so this is the end. what did i piss on the most? well, why olga i exist we'll get it, don't worry. in the second year. here she was a skull. i then bought a horse's head in the village and began to cook it in my communal apartment at night, the hostess decided to take a look, what is it there? i cook this at night. and when he saw that she was not crying all over, someone was watching, so the poor fellow crashed. and when i came to my senses for a long time, i did not call the police on the street, then two months crawled life. where are you? yes, a woman cannot be a woman. tell me about yourself as a moth

and so more than that, we asked influential economists, veronica grim if germany could handle a sudden stop of gas imports from russia. i think e and it you could be managed, but it is of course, a severe burden also for the and german economy. there now various studies that have looked at the scenario of the supplies of a rush and got some of those and others this deal with the security of supply of energy supply and others with economic impact of a supply of rushing gas into bottom line is that it is feasible and without getting cold in the household, but it would have significant economic consequences. and in the short term, there might be high financial burden on individual energy suppliers that can can lead to cascading effects. so preparations must be made an honor to support critical utilities and especially to prepare the next winter without russian gas and sticking with commodities after weeks of pressure on oil prices. crude has now dropped back below a $100.00 a barrel. there was also a u turn in u. s. stocks today with all the main indices and the session well into positive

the veronica is this voluminous the explosions and the shooting aren't as scary anymore as losing touch with the people. you love about weiss who says, submitted an immunity while we believe unity has now managed to escape motto. russian president vladimir putin has held a rally in moscow to mark 8 years since the annexation of crimea. couldn't praised what he called his country's special operation in ukraine, and again, pushed his narrative that it's a mission to rid you. crane of naziism? tens of thousands were at the event, though there are some reports that people in public sector jobs were pressured by their employers to attend. so many turned up for the event that they couldn't all fit into the stadium. organizers bossed in some of the participants, urging them to support the russian army in its military operation as it's referred to in russia. the term war is not allowed to be used. the semester bizarre army is liberating the platform. so finding the nancy sanchez and the band groups, the civilians are receiving humana, terry aid and are being rescued as a ship spa soap, new pro

veronica, tell me you have, but they don’t mean a vulgar dress, the one that is now on you.you know what we don’t have blue with a white collar? i don't understand why you don't like this dress beautiful dress. i want you to say you've never been particularly delicate. so listen to me at the house of culture. let's go for reconnaissance. when was the last time you were at the hairdresser, well? i was clear all 12 days in the salon aphrodite god, what aphrodite you and i are no longer aphrodites, we are with you medusa gorgon, we kill with a glance, one points. then you won't kill. all for now. i am kissing you, bye. oh women some name. i've called three times already. smirnov boris petrovich age 52 what hurts nothing? i am in a business trip. i will drink lemonade what did you eat yesterday? red fish eggs milk, maybe your favorite lemonade. no, nothing special like this hair once before this business trip. well, perhaps you allergens are a toxin, if only done so strongly. your stay in the hospital, where are your documents, the hotel is good, but no one can bring them. yes,

it's veronica. we wish veronica peace above all, of course. that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." brunhuber. i'll be back with more news coverage right after the break. you're watching cnn. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device. switch today. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. i want to get straight to our breaking news. well, there's growing evidence that the russian bombardment of ukraine is intensifying as russia winds its attack across ukraine. in the past hour hours, air raid sirens have gone off in kyiv along with gunfire. listen t

young, ukrainian runner who fled a country last month has won the jerusalem marathon. valentina veronica left ukraine with her 11 year old dog daughter while her husband was also her coach. stay behind. she told the w that fans back home had urge her to run a piece. just a few weeks ago, valentine of the red skirt was fleeing for her life. now the ukrainian marathon runner is trying to promote peace around the world, starting with the jerusalem marathon. before the race, she told d w about the support she still has back home. and i got a lot of message from my grand kids here now from ukraine. the osler's from a lot of, from a lot of people from, again, for you know, these are these and a very nice i stick here about it was unusually wet and cold for the start of the jerusalem race. but after the journey she has been on, she just felt relieved to be running again. the race was a mixed event. so she cleverly used male runners as pacesetters in a bid to be the 1st woman to cross the line. she achieved her goal and celebrated with the rainy and ukrainian flags. she hopes to soon be reunited

puedo salir >> mas gente hace falta mas material, y medicamentos >> un exodo terrible ecexcept para veronicaqueÑa dice que el viaje aha sido divertido muestra el osito que le rdiero al entrar a polonia. >> en poloinia estan llegadndo a mayoria de los refugiados y es que aca vbiven mas de 2 milld e ucranianos. >> javiermaier martinez noticia telemundo >> mas mexicanos han logrado escapar de los bombardeos y se reunen para ser llevados a mexico y aca esta raul torres con los testimonios >> dejaron atras el miedo y el dolor por la guerauerra, lleg mas mexicanos y te saludo desde bucarest y fuimos testimgo qs q el legrlegaron en medio de la nv y el vivia en ucrania con s prometida y salieron en mediuo de los bombardeos >> retumba todo, en las ventana y piensas que pasacerca de ti >> lo sivimos salir con pocas cosas y saladrndran rumbo a ci de mexico >> ahora el tambien escapo en medio del jhorror y dolor >> estar en un resguardo de b bombas cada ddia,es dificil e estar escuchando las bombas y los disparos, en la cidudad >> para todos ellos gurrra y es estado en ucrania >> gracias rqaulaul torres

veronica and katya are waiting for us. we served it, after all.e right to rest, although i i like it when you say how a thrifty hostess feels like your master. here's how, and here's how. dad, i didn't call from olga vladimirovna. maybe she 's on duty, maybe, so let's be quiet. characters and i do not believe in it, she was always jealous of me for you. this is olga vladimirovna well , tell me what i'm doing wrong with you and me. you catch up with a stable algorithm of relationships, i run away, just stop chasing me. i could never fall in love with you. i can’t do it now, no one is to blame, then. sorry bye please no, why her? she is different, shave slowly. there is none from end to end. it's good to look for reasons why men should live in their native land. let sometimes sadness or failure come. let him raise his mustache. how is life where is better you say or with your finger show me where the other life is. there is none. why does she shave differently? cher is not you from edge to edge. it is good that men should look for reasons to live in

little veronica was born in another hospital on the city's outskirts and russia's attack on the children's and maternity hospital on wednesday, led to widespread international condemnation in italy. thousands of people have joined a rally and want to florence, his biggest squares to show their support for ukraine. they watched a videotape to speech by a president of will a d mir zalinski, who called for more sanctions against moscow. florence is one of keith's partner, cities and italian police have seized a yacht, worth 530000000 euros owned by russian oligarch. andre manish jenko in the port of trista. the billionaire was sanctioned in response to russia's invasion of ukraine last week. italian police seized several villas and yachts from phi russians on the use sanctions list. as from news from the world of sports, the ukrainian team has surpassed its best ever. performance at a paralympics have for more metal success in beijing. on saturday. lic sondra con a nova one gold in the standing cross country event with her teammate irina, we're taking the bronze despite the trauma of events b

>> her daughter, veronica, said she did, and that her mother carried her to a shelter. >> just hearing. it's not just remembering the stories, it's about what's happening now. it's really stressing me out, natalia said. >> what do you want the world to know? live in joy, live in peace. what do we do if that's all gone? you have to abandon your whole life, she said, and on our way to lviv, she said, we were driving past these huge fields and i told my daughter, this was the battlefield during world war ii. what does russia want from us? i don't understand this? we left them to pack up and downstairs we saw boris waiting to start his journey to meet family in israel. >> there's so many people where the holocaust is something you read about in history books, but you lived through it. i was just a child, he said. what type of memories does it bring up for you, boris? it's disgusting, he tells me, having to flee again. >> and the international community condemned several other attacks by the russians on holocaust memorials just just l this war. boris for his part is now in warsaw and natali

one of those journalists is veronica.cutive editor of the new voice of ukraine and is joining me now. veronica, great to see you. thank you for joining us on this. i want to read -- >> thank you for having me. >> of course. i want to read from your piece in the "atlantic." it paints a picture of some of your reporting on the ground there. the kremlin knows that the west, despite its public admiration for ukrainian courage, has left ukraine alone on the actual battlefield. people in these countries are scared of world war iii. i understand the fear, but don't you understand that world war iii may have already arrived. you also talk and wonder as you are in the city of kyiv and as this war marches closer and closer to the capital city and closes in on the capital city, that your name will eventually be added to the list of names of people that have died during this war. what is that like? >> well, that is terrifying, but all we have left is hope, and as everyone sees right now, is that russia finds it very hard to advance i

marriott up survived and has named her 80 veronica. >> we were lying in wars when windows blew apart.e do not know how it happened. some had time to cover themselves. some did not. >> emergency workers had rescued this woman, but doctors were unable to save her or her baby. people picking through what is left of their homes. the fourth round of talks is said to resume on tuesday. meanwhile, ukraine's president issued a warning to western powers on monday. >> if we do not close this, it is only a matter of time before russian missiles fall on nato territory. >> russian forces continue to target western parts of the country. this tv tower was hit by missiles. in the city of levee -- lviv, another night of air sirens ended. lviv considered something of a safe haven, but with a growing number of attacks in western ukraine, some are feeling that the world is closing in and repairing or the worst. >> we do not have any safety location. it was predictable, because one of the first times, we see that russian troops killed children, bombed children's hospitals. >> he says lviv feels safer than

aftermath of that strike on the city's maternity hospital, she gave birth to a baby girl and named her veronicanight there are signs russia's momentum is slowing. at a meeting with his defense counsel, russian president vladimir putin gave the green light for mercenaries from the middle east, mostly from allied syria, to bolster russian ranks which had been taking heavy losses. the ukrainian military put out this drone video it says of a russian tank column outside of kyiv lured into an ambush, but russia still has 90% of its forces intact, though a senior u.s. military official says that 40-mile russian convoy is stalled nine miles outside the capital. the vehicles now hiding under trees to protect them from ukrainian attack. in kyiv tonight, volunteers are preparing to defend the capital in a basement gun range. miro popovich we met last week is ukrainian born, served in the u.s. military in afghanistan and became an american citizen. >> when russians are pushing the city, the official military, they take the initial hit and then troops like ours, we are here to help them, whatever they need.

when veronica woke up to the sound of bombs, she didn't know where to go. metro from her friends. >> i have a child, 1.7 years old and a sister, 3.5 years old. we don't just feel safe risking our kids, trying to live anywhere. so, for now we're here. >> reporter: veronica has left ukraine. she told us she's in berlin. the trains here don't run anymore, but you can still get around underground. dark days but ukrainians hope there will soon be a light at the end of the tunnel. matt bradley, nbc news, ukraine. >> matt, thank you so much for that. >>> next, dplo si in action. putin holds calls with two nato powers. and ukraine's president opens doors to meeting putin face to face, as russian forces intensify attacks across the ukrainian capital. as sky news reports kyiv is waiting for the worst. >> they're digging trenches, and this is in the middle of the city, although we're not showing the location for security reasons. ether way, soldiers and civilians are preparing for either attack or siege. they've created a whole network of these trenches. as much as de