fleeing the fighting further south. this is the nearest safe city, just outside the conflict zone. wladyslaw remembers trips to the state circus as a schoolchild. he never imagined turning the ring into this, a refuge, in a war. but the thousands he was expecting to help didn t show up. there was no ceasefire, the safe corridor to allow people to reach here was never set up. translation: we were waiting for them but i hear the russians didn t keep to the agreement so no one dared risk it and the corridor slammed shut. but we still hope they can agree something and we are ready to take people in. for ten days, the port city of mariupol has been under bombardment, besieged and battered by russian troops.
0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has been to the town of zaporizhzhia whose nuclear power plant was targeted by russian troops earlier this week and which is ready to receive evacuees. zaporizhzhia was ready for crowds of people today, bus loads of families, fleeing the fighting further south. this is the nearest safe city, just outside the conflict zone. wladyslaw remembers trips to the state circus as a schoolchild. he never imagined turning the ring into this, a refuge, in a war. but the thousands he was expecting to help didn t show up. there was no ceasefire, the safe corridor to allow people to reach here was never set up. translation: we were waiting for them but i hear the russians didn t keep to the agreement so no one dared risk it and the corridor slammed shut. but we still hope they can agree something and we are ready to take people in.
they worked for a number of wrongfully convicted defendants. what they learned about dassey s a standard them. no one was in s a corner. at the moment, he needed help the most. beginning, they say, with this man. give me one word to describe len kachinsky? unbelievable. unconscionable. kachinsky came on board to defend dassey after that interrogation god avery s nephew arrested. they discovered the attorney made legal mistakes that caused him to be removed from the case. he faced online vitriol from dassey supporters. is it okay if i read you some comments? sure, go ahead. disgusting human being, appeared disgrace to the wisconsin judicial system. a man with a sick and soul. i ve seen it. in one instance, kachinsky working to cut a plea deal while dassey was in jail arrange for his client to speak with investigators. but kachinsky himself didn t
plans for humanitarian corridors to allow civilians to leave mariupol in the south of ukraine have failed to come off. 200,000 people are desperate to escape the city to safety. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has been to the town of zaporizhia whose nuclear power plant was targeted by russian troops earlier this week and which is ready to receive evacuees. zaporizhzhia was ready for crowds of people today, bus loads of families, fleeing the fighting further south. this is the nearest safe city, just outside the conflict zone. wladyslaw remembers trips to the state circus as a schoolchild. he never imagined turning the ring into this, a refuge, in a war. but the thousands he was expecting to help didn t show up. there was no ceasefire, the safe corridor to allow people to reach here was never set up. translation: we were waiting
in a war. the thousands he was expecting to help didn t show up. there was no ceasefire. the safe corridor to allow people to reach here was never set up. translation: we were waiting for them but i hear the russians didn t keep to the agreement so no one dared risk it and the corridor slammed shut. but we still hope they can agree something and we are ready to take people in. for ten days, the port city of mariupol has been under bombardment, besieged and battered by russian troops. volnovakha has also been targeted relentlessly. the plan was to stop all this and let civilians take buses to safety. but hours into an agreed ceasefire, the mayor of mariupol published this. a warning to residents that russian forces were firing along their escape route. don t panic, he told them,