people, the courage of the ukraine yan president, our capacity to support the ukraine yan resistances going to be critical in combining to convince putin that this is a lost cause. >> before you go on that point about our support of the ukraine yan effort, the provision of planes how significant is that? >> it's not an insignificant consideration. the whole idea of a no fly zone is complex in ways that we could spend an hour talking about, but the idea of putting a ukrainen flash on formerly owned high performance aircraft with ukrainian pilots and getting them back in the skies to deny russia the ability to be in the skies and inflicting a massive devastation on the ukrainian population. >> contesting the skies could be significant at preventing further humanitarian catastrophe. general allen, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, putin's threat, he says economic sanctions are akin to an act of war. if you used shipgo this whole thing wouldn't be a thing. yeah, dad! i don't want to deal with this. oh, you brought your luggage to the airport. that's adorable. with shipgo shipping yo

have been more than 1500 episodes of yan can cook is also published some 30 cookbooks. except this one. great honor on behalf not just of me, not just the chinese shop , but all the hardworking millions, thousands and thousands of hardworking shot. a lot of them lost a job during the pandemic, and i want to inspire them with jorge. always remember if you love what you do you love to cook. don't give up . that man has not aged at all. over the years, yan has run a chain of can restaurants and founded the gang can international cooking school in san francisco. the san mateo county sheriff's forensic lab will review some blood alcohol test results after a discrepancy was found in sample test, the sheriff's office says it's results of 100 to 250 samples tested between september and november were slightly higher than the mean of other labs. the lab is now retesting samples to determine the scope of affected tests. but officials say they don't believe any legal proceedings such as dui cases were impacted. the san jose police department released new photos today showing the mo

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. >>> from crew yan to d.c. a critical meeting in a matter of hours.odymyr zelenskyy will atalk about the crisis. >>> and what would you do? the owner says he is not pressing charges after a mom stole a $4,000 bottle of cognac from their bar. >>> tonight, they say they were at the v.a., veterans suffered sexual and psychological abuse from their therapist. >> we're going to bring you breaking news. and ukraine's president will deliver a speech to the united states congress. >> tomorrow marks three weeks since the invasion in ukraine began. the death toll is rising, and children and women continue to escape the company. here is cheryl herd. >> reporter: tomorrow morning, president zelenskyy will address congress. he is looking for ways to fight the russian invasion. >> he has been reaching out for weeks now, pleading with the west, specifically nato, to give him support. >> reporter: the u.s. has been given support. just today, president biden signing a funding bill, close to $14 billion in merge aid for ukraine. >> we're going to be able to help allevi

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. >> reporter: nothing can help 5-year-old yan understand how he and his mother ended up here, a packed with thousands of ukrainians. >> constantly afraid. always afraid? >> reporter: he is afraid to sleep alone says his mother katya, after nights in this basement after russian missiles leveled his neighborhood two hours north of kyiv. everything is fine, she tells him. are you sure there's nothing flying here, he asks? >> don't know why they are here. they think maybe they come for some kind of vacation or it's -- >> reporter: they don't comprehend? >> no. >> reporter: because they're too young? >> yes, too young. >> reporter: multiply yan by thousands of people a day, and that's who thomas is trying to help at what's now the largest ukrainian refugee hub in all of europe with up to 7,000 refugees here a day. >> i must work, you know, and i -- i don't have to think about such a things too much because it's -- it's -- it's really difficult and it's -- it's a tragedy you'll see that's -- that's -- it's better not to think about that. >> reporter: the 1.5 million square foot expo is now a

to help yan, his mother, and the people of ukraine. she says. >> good people. >> good people? >> yeah, good people. >> reporter: the mayor says his population of the city has increased by 20%, and that's just happened in one month. so what is extraordinary to him and really to us, erin, as we walk around is what we are not seeing. people sleeping on the streets, any tents anywhere. he says he's been able to do this successfully so far. he's just not sure how much longer he can do that. >> that's obviously the crucial question. how much longer can all this stay? thank you, kyung. >>> next, will smith just posting a message for chris rock. it's lawn season. and i need a lawn. quick. the fast way to bring it up to speed. is scotts turf builder rapid grs. rapigrass is a revolutionary mix of seed and fertilizer that will change the way you grow grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass in just weeks. after growing grass this fast, everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. downl

earlier i stopped to yan pseudo come a professor for international economics at the diesel derf institute for competition economics. i asked him what russia is hoping to achieve with its verbal payment demand. i think he's testing the west. so yesterday morning, chancellor of shots, he spoke in parliament essentially saying that we are not aiming for guests embargo essentially because we still need the gas, we cannot just turn it off. and now putting is playing games and testing how far we can do the course. you know, say what you can have the guess, but only if you're paying rubles will you countries do it well they pay in rebels. i think the likely scenario is and that they will not do that. i mean, we're talking about long term contracts and they are in euro or dollar. so putting kind of just come along and change the routes. i mean, if we would do that, that would be a very weak signal. actually. on the other hand, i mean, we still rely, especially germany, a few other eastern european countries on we still rely heavily on gas. so the other option would be that we kind of don't play w

now, all of this coming as the temporary cease-fire in parts of eastern ukraine to let several yans get to safety is now on hold, after allegations russian fighters violated the agreements of that cease-fire. russia blaming ukraine. and an ominous threat from the russian president, vladimir putin. >> translator: much of what is happening and what we are seeing right now is, of course, a way of fighting russia and the sanctions being introduced. they are equivalent to a declaration of war now. thank god this hasn't happened yet. >> now, that comes as the israeli prime minister made an unannounced trip to moscow on saturday, where he met for some three hours with president putin. details of that meeting not yet public. now, for his part, the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, he had a zoom call with members of the u.s. congress on saturday, asking for a ban on russian oil imports, a no-fly zone, and more lethal equipment like fighter jets. he also posted another address to the ukrainian people, urging them to keep up the resistance against russian's invasion. >> translator: ukraini

reem assil, brandon jew, pim >>> martin yan won the lifetime award.have eating to do. >> i have been to nari, and it is so good. you just sit there and you're like, more, please, more, more. >> that's amazing. >> weather, ready for these big changes? >> what have you got for snus. >> a little bit of everything. >> a real big turn for us in the weather as we head to tomorrow. certainly might be a little bitt sunshine and blue sky we had today. this system offshore, not a b system, it's actually going to break up as it gets closer to us, but it will be enough to give clouds, morning drizzle and fog. you can see the spotty drizzle to start. the widespread cloud also be in the situation through at least 10:00 in the morning. and then we'll get in on a window of sunshine right here by 2:00 p.m. here tomorrow. a mixed bag in the forecast, but overall a decent thursday for us. we're going to tart it off also on the chilly side. 42 in the tri valley, peninsula 45 and the south bay at 44. and we'll continue with these 40s right over the east bay, san francisco

officials say that wagner was started by this man, dmitry utkin, a veteran of the chech yan conflict,nd backed by an oligarch so close to russia's leader, he's nicknamed "putin's chef." he deny nis involvement in wagner. >> they want blood. they want to fight. >> reporter: but this senior researcher at the center says wagner is putin's private army. we agreed to hide their identity for their safety. they've spent years investigating wagner's links to the kremlin. >> they operate without any law, without any rules. they can do whatever, any way whatever they want. then when there is a call to n.o.d. or there is a call to mr. putin in this particular country, the response will be, these are individuals. they have no link to the kremlin. >> translator: despite the invasion and new allegations of an assassination plot, ukraine's president says he isn't going anywhere. david mckenzie, cnn, london. >> as you saw at the top of the program, he hasn't. >>> perspective now on that, the apparent shift in messaging at least from the russian side and the rest of the bigger picture. we're joined by

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once a week, nurse yan ying comes round to give him a check-up, done acccording to a strict routine.comes through this window. look how practical that is. if i went into a care home, i would be completely cut off from society. here, i can read the paper and meet people who i grew up with. >> since he was young zhang zhenggang has been plagued by severe rheumatism. he's been bedbound for years and welcomes any kind of distraction. ♪ >> hello. i'm from the home for the elderly. what did the carer do? >> she did my shopping and washed me, and cleaned. >> good health to you! goodbye? >> goodbye. >> zhang zhenggang cked all his own meals until a year ago. he didn't even own a cellphone. he doesn't expect much by way of care. most of china's elderly can't count on much more either, with ever fewer younger people to care for them. >> eat the rainbow! as they say. fresh produce keeps us healthy. the world health organization recommends we eat five portions a day. ideally, two portions of fruit and three of vegetables, about 400 grams in total. but that's an impossible goal for many. as a res

chef yan's cooking show launched on pbs 40 years ago.n more than 1500 episodes of yan can cook and also has published about 30. cookbooks and i always remember that you can cook. so can you went to see him? i saw him. yes roberta. he was down. he was going to be doing some demonstration in san francisco and i ran down to see it because i wanted to see him in action so sure, so entertaining and fun, but he didn't call me. i'm so sorry i will next time. you know, there's only one show that i binge watch and no, it's not on the weather channel. um i like chopped a lot of people like that right now. binge watch it. i really do. yesterday it was something to do with alligator meat, you know? so you know, which is good. it tastes like chicken, right? actually, it's really good. i had it in florida, you know, really? i was in australia and they had it on the pizza case like chicken. hi everybody. okay? are we getting you a little hungry for breakfast here? yeah okay. heading out the door this morning. we do have a decade cloudiness in the form

including china's disproportionate response to the courageous and principle stand taken by our lit yan wan friends regarding taiwan. our baltic friends have not been cowed by these challenges. on the contrary, they have supported ukraine. they provided funds and military equipment. in this crisis, the three baltic countries are punching above their weight. and i have every expectation they will continue to do so. as our guests are aware, members of our commission have long been supporters of the baltic states. this hearing aligns with other efforts we have made to remain engaged with our baltic friends, including the recent tell gags visits to the region in july of 2021 and february of this year. this hearing also follows an event. i had the honor to convene in july of 2019. when commission held an unpress tented field hearing on baltic sea regional security in poland, our first ever hearing away from u.s. soil. i will note that on every one of these occasions, our baltic friends have warned us about the fwathering storm clouds of the possibility of the kind of tragic events we are now

two of them arthur liu, lawyer and political activist, father of alyssa liu, and xiong yan, a new york congress for congress at the tiananmen square protest, listen to what department said about the cases. >> we will to the tolerate such oppression here where it violates our laws and we'll defend the rights of americans and those that come to live, work and study in the united states and not allow any foreign government to deny them the freedom of speech. >> joining us is justice correspondent pete williams. these people who were harassed and stalked by these chinese government agents how did it happen? what intimidation tactics did they use? >> well, in both of these cases, at least two of the ones you talked about it appears that what the chinese did is contact private investigators in the u.s. and ask them to gather information on their targets and at some point in both cases the investigators began to think wait a minute, this is really going off the rails here and they contacted the fbi, which then began to monitor all the conversations. there's a lot of material in court document

pim techamuanvivit and james syhabout, and martin yan won lifetime achieve >>> breaking news tonight, news exclusive. my one-on-one with ukrainian president zelenskyy on the heels of his powerful address to congress. >>> the new images the strike on a theater in ukraine where hundreds have reportedly taking shelter. president zelenskyy telling me tonight that russia may have already started world war iii. our interview after zelenskyy invoked pearl harbor and 9/11. as he urged u.s. lawmakers and president biden to do more to end the assault. >>> president biden today condemning president putin as a war criminal as he announced hundreds of millions in new military aid to ukraine. but a no-fly zone remains a nonstarter we asked president zelenskyy where should the u.s. draw a red line >>> and the capita enduring a constant russian onslaught. i asked zelenskyy if kyiv falls is all lost >>> also tonight, th crash in texas killing nine people, including members of a college golf team. >>> the fed raising interest rates for the first time in more than three years what it means for your mone

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it involves a bay area to limb yan, her father and spies. >>> a tesla employee posted videos of an autopilotl. then he says he suddenly lost his job. it centers around a youtube video filmed in san jose. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. interesting story about a tesla employee. he's now a former employee. he says he was suddenly fired after posting candid reviews on youtube. his name is john bernow. he was an autopilot test driver for tesla. he used his own personal car showing how tesla's full self-driving beta system works around the bay area. he never showed unreleased products or any company secrets, but some of his videos show the system not working properly. in february, he says he was suddenly fired and tesla cutoff his access to the self-driving technology in his car. by the way, some of these videos, like this one there, are the streets of san jose. we reached out to tesla for comment but have not yet heard back. >>> other stories we're watching tonight. are chinese spies targeting a bay area olympian and her father? today federal prosecutors reveal that alyssa lui and

a press conference taking place in moscow between the iranian foreign minister who sent me to de la yan and his the russian counterpart survey lava was a pretty wide ranging press conference in wish, in which the russian foreign minister said that moscow was in favor of the reign iranian nuclear deal resuming as soon as possible. and he also said that us occupation that russia has been blocking the radio nuclear deal with its demands are not true. we heard from the iranian, for a minister as well, where he spoke about the conflict in ukraine. and of course the vienna talks on the j. c. p. o, a. the reason for mr said that there is no link, in fact, between event in ukraine on vienna talks taking place on iran. let's bring endorsing jabari, listening into that press conference journey from last year. so as i was saying source, i was pretty wide ranging. they touched upon the iran nuclear deal, they touch upon the conflict ukraine in terms of the iran nuclear deal. what stood out for you well, i think as the iranians got the answer that they were looking for. and the most important thing

yan is a ukrainian who is doing a medical residency here in the u.s.s been staying in san francisco for the past week. >> i was speechless and i basically woke up drenched in suite. the first thing that came to my mind is to call all of my friends and family members to make sure that everybody's safe and safe. >> he says the past week of the war has hit him hard. thousands of miles from home feeling up able to help his friends and family now, all that is set to change as seminovski said he will help his native ukraine to fend off the russian invasion hoping to use his medical training. mir profession is to heal the people and to bring life and so that is my major goal and aim. tim: the 27 year-old year-old says he's aware of the risk but assures me he remains undeterred. >> no one wants to die. everyone is scared of death. and in this case it's like -- i don't know, it's like a moral duty. >> his family too like millions of other ukrainians helping the war effort. his sister delivering supplies to those in need. hernandez his grandfather building a bun

two european on the heels of his application to the your yan union whachlt do we expect to hear today? >> perfects zelenskyy has been pushing hard signing the documents to formalize ukraine's application to become part of the european union. you should expect to hear a strong argument why this threat is a threat to security and why ukraine should be granted quick entrance to be able to speak via video to parliament. we do expect this could come within a few hours and as a growing number of eu nations are also supporting zelenskyy's bid to become part of the eu including the polish leadership who met today with the head of the european commission to say poland also thinks ukraine should be granted entrance quickly. it is difficult and complicated. a process ukraine has already been in for years now and requires really aligning a country's agriculture, economy, trade and other regulations with that of the european union. it is unlikely something that could happen overnight that would send a clear signal and that it is bringing ukraine into the fold. >> you sort of see ukraine as this pr

it's like and there yan come here, my dear. come all to us. come here. oops, this is very cool.think it is? it's true, thank you thank you all, back to the architect's house. the plate on which the best projects of rustam kerimov are depicted rises in the guest bathroom, as if flying in with the creativity of the owner of the house, those who wish can get acquainted during wet procedures. and this is the main character of the master bathroom, we carefully bring it in and install it together with the toilet bowl, shower head and the rest of the plumbing. this bathroom turned out to be very japanese from that of my favorite book. praise the shadow. she has tony zaki. it says that in the japanese bathroom there must be a window, and so the window must be opposite the latrine so that you can enjoy during the time. as a matter of fact, the procedures are precisely the moon at night and sunset, and everything should be in the black business. yes, such slabs are more dimensional. and simple boards that you attribute to you either to some japanese culture, or even to ours dacha thus toi

yan is a ukrainian who is doing a medical residency here in the u.s.e past week. >> i was speechless and i basically woke up drenched in suite. the first thing that came to my mind is to call all of my friends and family members to make sure that everybody's safe and safe. >> he says the past week of the war has hit him hard. thousands of miles from home feeling up able to help his friends and family now, all that is set to change as seminovski said he will help his native ukraine to fend off the russian invasion hoping to use his medical training. mir profession is to heal the people and to bring life and so that is my major goal and aim. tim: the 27 year-old year-old says he's aware of the risk but assures me he remains undeterred. >> no one wants to die. everyone is scared of death. and in this case it's like -- i don't know, it's like a moral duty. >> his family too like millions of other ukrainians helping the war effort. his sister delivering supplies to those in need. hernandez his grandfather building a bunker to sheller from russian bottoms. >

the russian invasion of you yan is having a major effect on pregnancies and childbirth there, and oneg after a rescue team evacuated their twin preemies born by a surrogate. the twins were born in kyiv just after russia began its attack on ukraine. nbc's jessie kerch as their story. >> reporter: for days one american couple could only see their newborn twins through a camera with war engulfing ukraine they were born by surrogacy february 25th in kyiv they arrived early at just 32 1/2 weeks putting these preemie twins at even greater risk >> you know, if the hospital loses power, they're going to die. >> reporter: their american parents watched in anguish from the u.s. doing what they could by phone that's when brian and project dynamo stepped in assembling a team of doctors and ambulance drivers for what stern was says was really areal life mission impossible >> we evacuated and rescued literally thousands of people by now between afghanistan and ukraine, and this is by far the most complex and sensitive operation we've ever done. >> reporter: but stern's team remarkably found a way t

right high for me, my name is dylan, yan z, i'm delighted to be on the stream. i'm a woman, a mother, an exiled member of those writers in excel program of pen germany. i'm also a poet, am a dissident. i'm an opposition member who opposes the dictator. your regime of your team of 70. and i'm across woman who speaks my minds really looking forward to hearing more from you in just a moment. but 1st let me tell you if you're watching on youtube, you can be part of this discussion as well. what do you want to ask a coins or what you want to talk to stellar about comment section is right here. join our discussion. the quinn's a couple of weeks ago. i was looking forward to hosting you on the stream and then that stop because you hadn't got out of harm's way quite yet for our audience who may not be familiar with your story so that anyone who's outside of uganda perhaps . what happened? why did you have to run away from your own country? i ran a thread in the country on. i wanted to leave your grand government stamps. i've been using the magistrate using his bank to t

it's the 1st space crude to launch scenes, rushes invasion of ukraine, and his katya lopez hauled a yan reports. it's raising questions about how political tensions will affect international space exploration. first through the hatch is denise might be of 3 hours after taking off from a spaceport in context. on this team of 3 russian, cosmo knots made it to the international space station or ios. s 1st to the hatch was of course the cough. they receive the warm welcome from the american and german counterparts, but back home, tensions among their governments are mounting over. russia's invasion of ukraine were less than 30 minutes away from us sanctions targeting moscow space program have been followed by threats from russia. the country space agency chief supports the war and has warned you as president joe biden. the sanctions could cause a crash if you block cooperation with us. he rode, who will save the i assess from an uncontrolled di orbit and falling on the us or europe international approach. the u. s. provides the i assess with power and russia's equipment, maintains the corre

though i said no, yan stalson berg spoke on friday. he has made it very clear that that is not something nato is willing to do. no boots on the ground, no nato jets getting involved, shooting down russian or jets, or using a weaponry to try and bring down a russian jets and planes from the ukranian. s, base to do that said stall to bug would effectively mean bringing in the western military alliance into this conflict. whitening at whitening it out. it would mean they would be at war with russia. that is not something that the allies want to do . but for zalinski, that's a very difficult indeed to hear the country. now, 10 days of this russian invasion, we are saying centers of cities destroyed more, people killed each day, children huddled in shelter schools, hospitals, apartment blocks will hit. it is a desperate situation. people running out of essential medical supplies, food and water, and zalinski is saying to his allies, look at what is happening. we need more help. all right, natasha. thank you very much for that update. natash

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russian government networks that's bringing w's chief technology correspondent, janusz delco, welcome a yan or so how much of an impact have cyber operations? a had on this at warren ukraine. well, they have had an impact, but that impact has been much smaller than what many experts predicted. we have seen a number of coordinated attacks against ukrainian government websites, for example. and they have succeeded in sewing chaos to a certain degree. but when this war started about a week ago, many cyber experts warned that we would see major hacking attacks against critical infrastructure against the power grid. or that russia could disrupt internet access in ukraine, shut off all of ukraine on the internet. and you know, at least during the early days of this war, we have not seen that happening. but to be completely clear. that's the situation as of this hour. and it could change any minute. and what do you think that is or what, why haven't there been any major large scale cyber operations? it's a good question and the honest answer is, we don't know, but you know, there are some possible

attacks on sil yans like this constitute war crimes. but when pressed today, the white house notes there's an ongoing formal legal process that has to take place before anything can be officially labeled a war crime. and david, while this would lay the groundwork for accountability, offer some sliver of hope for future justice, even if vladimir putin is labeled a war criminal, it is unlikely he would ever face trial. david? >> mary bruce live at the white house. thank you, mary. >>> and the economy and the prices you pay. new numbers on inflation tonight. the worst since 1982. consumer prices up 7.9d% over the past year. energy prices up more than 25%. chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us live tonight, and rebecca, we know this new report out today is from last month, only including a few days of this russian war. >> reporter: that's right, david. and we've seen inflation numbers hit fresh 40-year highs, now for four straight months. and these are in areas americans really can't afford paying for. energy, a

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aren't as it is christian saloon has been speaking to russia's deputy, you and bassett, dmitri pro yan sky, and he's told of the international community has rushed to conclusions about russia's activities around keith. channing have there were some signals from our negotiators and they are of course, better prepared and better informed. they were cautiously optimistic, seeing that it was for the 1st time that ukrainians gave something in writing. but actually after that, i think the ukrainians did everything to deny almost all the positions that. so let me go sheets as we're promoting as kind of positive because they said that while any agreement was a subject of referendum, so frankly, i don't think we shall trash into the conclusions right now. in turkey, russian officials promised to scale back bombing of keys and also shown a he today our colleagues on the ground are reporting more shelling. can we trust russia? what i heard from negotiations and key if was that we were scaling down our military activity. and some people work week enough to assume that we are withdrawing from key a

. >> reporter: she's a third generation ukraine yan american.s on both sides were from ukraine and they still have family there. >> we all knew that we couldn't keep feeling helpless. >> so they started making candles, blue and yellow in the colors of ukraine's flag. donating all of the profits from the sales to relief efforts. the spire family helping. dad george pouring the wax. >> this is my dad. friearcyking up the ing out.at candles. >> want to say hi, marcy? >> hi, david. >> and momma? >> hi, david. >> and grandma, too. >> this is my baba. she's from ukraine and she's helping us label some bags for our store. >> hi, david. >> "glory to ukraine," she says. in just over two weeks, they received over 20,000 orders, donating more than $125,000 already. >> we are so proud of huh much we've been able to raise together, what we've been able to do together, it's incredible. >> together for ukraine. together, indeed. the door county candle company. keep it going. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news.

ban on all rugts yan oil, the accusing america of unleashing an economic war on russia. and what vladimir putin is now being forced to do to prevent a total collapse of the russian economy. james longman from moscow tonight. >>> the terrifying escape. tens of thousands of reewe gees looking to leave ukraine today in the middle of fragile cease-fires. their desperate attempts to leave at day break. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, the images at a costco say it all. a crush of cars. families looking for any place they can find to save even a little on gas. >>> we're tracking a new winter storm tonight from denver, kansas city to chicago. then the northeast slammed by week's end. snow, ice and dee times this ou. >>> the emergency landing involving former president trump. a plane carrying the former president reporting engine fail jury and what we're learning tonight. >>> authorities say the director of black panther mistaken for a bank robber in atlanta. why a teller called police and what the bank is now saying tonight. >>> the historic discovery tonight at the bottom of

that was nato secretary general yan stoughton burg. there he and other nato leaders are preparing to meet for an emergency summit and brussels on the conflict and ukraine. the alliance is trying to balance further military assistance to ukraine, while avoiding a direct confrontation with moscow. nato has promised more support to help ukraine protect itself from chemical warfare. but the alliance is also taking precautions outside the country to playing soldiers and weapons in eastern european member states. and more reinforcements are on the way. are joined now by dw correspond, terry shoulds and brothels, terry president biden in europe in person to attend this meeting. besides the symbolic gesture of this trip, what kind of measures are you expecting to see? come out of it. hi abbey. yes, there will be some actual deliverables at this summit. the symbolism is going to be huge. of course, the european allies and the united states standing against moscow's aggression in ukraine. but in doing that, they are going to announce new measure

ukraine yan officials say the russians have now cut power to the nuclear site and why authorities are telling abc news tonight that this is a fragile situation at that plant. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell leading us off tonight again from kyiv. >> reporter: tonight, an horrific attack on a children's and maternity hospital in mariupol, ukraine. verified video showing how powerful and devastating this air strike was. windows and walls blown out. president zelenskyy tweeting videos from the site, saying there were "people, children under the wreckage." calling the attack an "atrocity." disturbing images show a pregnant woman as she was rescued from the rubble. local officials aren't sure yet how many people may have been killed or wounded. the building had reportedly been largely empty. there was supposed to be a cease-fire in mariupol today. instead, putin's war planes hit a hospital for innocent children, mothers, and medics. it was quickly condemned as almost certainly a war crime. city officials say over 1,200 people have been killed in the onslaught. and for the fi

instead, it's accused antique who opponents of starting the fires in yan gone. the hustle and bustle of city life has returned with a few tell tale signs of military rule. and teacher inter resistance may not be obvious, but it's there. most people are afraid to speak publicly, either. there is no institution that we can compare them with the r commits in the lowest, or most brutal acts acts that we can't even imagine. for the assistance association for political prisoners says more than a 1700 people have been killed by security forces since the king. many protesters have fled to jungle training camps to take up arms against the military. that is one big miscalculation that the hunter maids. they misjudged their own people, thinking that if you kill many people, all the resistance will die down. it's not happens. and so it shows that they don't understand their own people and they don't know how to end this present conflict. in his speech on sunday, military leader minute lang vowed to annihilate those fighting to overthrow military rule. many political analyst