"every shelling means torn-apart hands and legs and entrails falling from bodies. it is unpleasant to hear about this, but you have to listen. now we cannot bury the bodies. we can't get people with wounds and broken bones out of their houses because they're trapped in basements." >> these pictures from one of the few hospitals still operating in mariupol. it acts as an emergency center, a morgue, and a maternity ward all in one. not far from where the doctors are operating, these babies have to be covered with blankets to protect them from broken glass in case bombs shatter the windows. more than 2,500 people have died, but many bodies are left in the street because it's too dangerous to collect them, let alone hold funerals, and the morgue has run out of room. it's these kinds of pictures that ukrainian president zelenskyy showed to the u.s. congress during his extraordinary speech on wednesday. lester holt spoke with him
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