online, and many are being encouraged to work from home. meanwhile, nato says it has seen signs that china is considering and may be planning to send arms to russia. cnn s chief international anchor christiane amanpour is in kyiv. it s interesting listening to us talk about this buildup to this anniversary because every day is a war there really for ukrainians. and every day they re trying to go about their lives. still, they are dodging bullets. they are dodging missiles. they don t have electricity in large parts of the country. i m just curious to get your response now to the news, however, that china could possible be helping russia with lethal aid. how are ukrainians responding to that? reporter: well, they are very, very concerned, obviously. i, over the weekend, spoke to the ukrainian foreign minister about those worries that surfaced during the munich security conference. they don t want to condemn china outright, because they want to deal with china as well, in terms of hopi
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tomorrow, facing 27 felonies, including hate crimes and the possibility that he could face the death penalty. nor? norah: jeff pegues, thank you. tonight, the campus of michigan state university is in mourning, hosting a vigil to honor of the issued victims of monday s shooting. also hearing the harrowing account from one survivor who barely escaped the suitors aim. here cbs s elaine quijano. i don t move right now i am going to get shot. reporter: that is the terrifying thought jack gibson had when he came face-to-face with the shooter monday night, before he knew it, gibson says, he was dodging bullets. i honestly do think he shot at me and missed. reporter: gibson is not a student at msu, but he has been working in the school s cafeteria since january, alongside brian fraser, the msu sophomore who was killed by the gunman. we have lost too much. it s only getting worse. reporter: today, hundreds of msu student eps of the state capital, demanding gun reform
vladimir putin launched nearly a year ago. one of his most trusted allies in that mission is the head of the private military group known as the wagner group. yevgeny prigozhin has been seen on the, right recruiting in russian prisons, a group of foreign convicts who have said to have thought and ukraine that they are quote, criminal talents are no longer needed. he reminded them again quoting not to end up in the slammer again, implying they were now free to live their lives outside prison. yet, tonight, we are learning much more about the defection of a top russian mercenary once in the wagner group. new offers description of a stark description of those could end the war effort. cnn s secret robertson has more. [speaking non-english] translator: andrei medvedev it s lucky to be alive. the former wagner unit commander says he fled russia in a daring arctic escape, dodging bullets and dogs across a frozen river to norway. [speaking non-english] translator: i have been chased, i am