you are looking at is a precise split second before a missiles exploded next to a team of workers spending to a civilian earlier this month. it may be hard to see but we have circled it in the light. the missile is circled, it is flying parallel to the ground. it is an anti tank missile which means that someone had ice on the target which is a vehicle driven by the aid workers to the left of where the muscle is about to go. the vehicle, they are standing right next to. one of the men killed as pete reed, the marine corps veteran. in january he went to work in ukraine with the aid organization, global outrage. global outreach, doctors it is called, the second of this month he was killed. tonight we also information about a systematic program around by the russian government to take ukrainian children and we educate and indoctrinate them in camps in russia in crimea. some of the kids are believed to be given weapons training and others have been sent to live with foster families or even
western democratic direction. he has got to take notice. and his people around him i think are concerned about his reasoning and his ability to control the country. eric: many hope this ll be the end of vladimir putin. karen thank you always good to see you. thank you. arthel: memo protests erupting around the world over the death of a young iranian woman in police custody s whose offense was allegedly violating a state dress code. how tehran is responding to the global outrage. global outrage. that is coming u up next. 10 of our clients out of are likely to recommend us. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about.
youngest manager in baseball and then three old men with the cardinals. it will be a fun year. do you think that you can win this year? never underestimate the cardinals in october. ever. that is true. love your passion. thank you very much. we ll roll right into the fourth hour right now. diving into the news this morning, global outrage is giving way to global action as the world tries to confront russia over those horrific atrocities uncovered in ukraine. just a half an hour from now, nato foreign ministers will begin arriving in brussels. secretary of state antony blinken is there. he will address the gathering in just a few hours. but first he spoke exclusively to andrea mitchell who asked him how the u.s. and others plan to hold putin and others responsible. the wheels of accountability can move slowly, but they move. and some day, some way,
and it started a fire, causing global outrage. it s been condemned by leaders all over the world as reckless, horrific, unacceptable. it s been called nuclear terror by the president of ukraine. mercifully, the fire is out. we are told there is no increased radiation. russian forces are now in control of that plant. but it s not the only nuclear plant in the whole of ukraine. there are other ones, you can see at khmelnytskyi here, at rivne and up in chernobyl, which russian forces control, the plant that exploded in 1986. now, most of the action, most of the fighting has been done in the south, down here, where russian forces have burst out of crimea, expanding eastwards, encircling the town of mariupol, cutting off electricity, food, water, making an absolutely horrendous time for the residents there. there is a lot of fear and speculation in ukraine that there is an amphibious assault about to be launched on odesa. if they do that, russia will be in control of pretty much the whole b
from three angles from the north, the east and the south. now, the big news is that, overnight, russian forces, incredibly, have shelled the largest nuclear plant in the whole of europe, at a place called zaporizhzhia right here. and it started a fire, causing global outrage. it s been condemned by leaders all over the world as reckless, horrific, unacceptable. it s been called nuclear terror by the president of ukraine. mercifully, the fire is out. we are told there is no increased radiation. russian forces are now in control of that plant. but it s not the only nuclear plant in the whole of ukraine. there are other ones, you can see at khmelnytskyi here, at rivne and up in chernobyl, which russian forces control, the plant that exploded in 1986. now, most of the action, most of the fighting has been done in the south, down here, where russian forces have burst out of crimea, expanding eastwards, encircling the town of mariupol, cutting off electricity, food,