negotiation team. starting us off this hour, cal thank you stay safe my friend. from that we cross the border where we find msnbc's ali velshi, stationed near the hungry ukraine border. ali, it is good to see you my friend. if there is some kind of cease-fire or at least a humanitarian corridor that is established, it will mean that at the place where you are standing, going to see an influx of refugees. what have you heard from people on the ground there over the past couple of days? and if in fact that influx happens, whether they have the capacity to deal with it. >> yeah. the people have been coming here. more people have been going to poland and hungary. but hungary is getting the second largest of people. but 12 and a half percent of all people leaving ukraine. and they are not coming from the closed parts of ukraine generally speaking. we are talking to people from kharkiv and donbas today. and dnipro. they're coming all the way from hungary. and if this humanitarian corridors open, many more will