and the neighbors took the men they are still in mariupol because they cannot leave. alina only learned he apartment had been bombed afte seeing this image online the fourth floor from the to was her home until a few day ago. my next guess also decide to leave that city with hi family, after their home was destroyed by the russians. joining us now is arturo shevchenko, he s a programmers escape the city mariupol t western ukraine on friday, wit his family mr. shevchenko, thank you fo making time to be with u tonight. i don t know what this mus meet feel like to you, looking at these images, hearing these stories of your home town, and your home been destroyed i, thank you for having me. this is true, it s terrible to see, what is happening tell me about how you got out, and what that experienc
that are in the sea of azov. mariupol is a crucial port tha lies on a swath of land, between crimea, which russia has illegally annexed, and russia itself. if the area around it were seized, russia would have land bridge linking all of the ukrainian territory is that it controls many have fled, but as russi ramps up its devastating attacks, 100,000 people remain trapped, with no safe place to leave. those who have managed to make it out of mariupol are now sharing their cities o devastation and survival sky news s sally lockwood spok to one of them in lviv alina managed to escape five days ago. there are lots of people in mariupol, now, you cannot even imagine how many children ar there. they brought a six-day old and a three months old in th shelter, there are so many o them in the neighboring house, to little orphans became orphans, and watch their father dying
still part of the reason why ukraine is resisting still today, and why they re still having success rob, thank you for your analysis, we appreciate it probably is a former marin corps infantry officer, we appreciate your time tonight we re also keeping an ey tonight on the senate confiden hearings for ketanji brown-jackson, there is stil underway we will have more on that just ahead in just a minute,, we ar going to talk live with someon who just escaped from th hard-hit ukrainian city of mariupol, stay with us alone, you may be missing a critical piece. preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies and its from the eye experts at bausch and lomb so, ask your doctor about adding preservision. and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision
joining, us it is a middle of night for you in western ukraine. we hope you and your famil stay safe, and i m sorry for what you ve had to go through, artur shevchenko is programmer who s escape th city mariupol of this family we appreciate your tim tonight. coming up, we are gonna go t the senate, where the suprem court justice nominee ketanj brown jackson has been carryin questions from republicans for the last 12 hours. that is next as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel cut. liberty biberty cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for whatchya. line? need. action. cut. you can t say that. [phone rings] sorry. is this where they re gonna put the statue of liberty? liberty. are we married to mutual? cut. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
relentless bombing of that city making little distinctio between the military force there, and the civilia population that is still tryin to hold on to their city not least of all because it is so financially important t this country all of ukraine s coal, corn, and steel is shipped across th world from mariupol. if they re not going to be abl to do that, that s all going t economically strangle the city so, a devastating situation, not only from a humanitarian point of view, but from financial point of view fo this country, as well. ali, what a thing to hear them make a suicide pact i they didn t think they would make it out of the city. thank you for your amazing reporting. ali arouzi is live for us in lviv, this late night. in just a minute, i m going to be talking live with someone who just escaped from mariupol with his family, that intervie will be after this first, i want to get som thoughts from a military analyst on what we witnessed