good morning. cnn this mor it is sunday, mth. i m kristin fisher in for amara walker. i m boris sanchez. kristin, i hope that getting that hour of sleep unnecessarily snatched away from your night didn t hurt too bad. of all the mornings to fill in for amara, right? i triple checked my alarm clocks this morning. we both made it and here we are. and here is what we re watching this morning. they started evacuating i think at 12 in the morning or one in the morning and they just started the national guard taking people out as they go. parts of california underwater, homes and businesses flooded with levees pushed to the brink. and we have got another big rainmaker on the way. this was the first time something like this was reported to us. we haven t had any other incidents that i can recall. three texas women believed to be missing in mexico after crossing the border more than two weeks ago. what her family is saying and what investigators are saying about the cas
that war of attrition by moscow is aimed at reminding people across the country that wherever they are, whoever they are, whatever they are doing even if they are not the direct casualties of incoming missiles there is always that danger to critical infrastructure. for more than 48 hours this city in the wider region were ent entirely electricity. you can t wash, you can t clean, you can t heat yourself. the temperatures are pretty low. and this is something that this city has seen over and over again. more than 40 missiles since the start of the year is an astonishing number that this city has had to deal with and this particular square intoer in the heart of kharkiv one of the important parts of the city in the very beginning was so hard hit by that aerial bombardment campaign, and yet the lights in the city back on. the metro just about working again. and people really are doing what they can despite the air rsiren you hear day and night to get back to their lives as best they can.
million people have fled, who are desperate to get out of the country, jonathan, we re also talking to people who want to stay, who want to help in their own way, who left husband, brothers, fathers back in the east fighting and who believe that they can wait it out. as we see, you know, continuous days of possible cease-fires failing, i think that decision for families here in the west is going to get harder and harder. jonathan? you re in a refugee center there in poland, and encountering the ukrainians fleeing the situation at home. what are they telling you about what they re leaving behind? yes, if i can, i just want to let you hear what we are hearing, live in realtime, we have our translator yvonne with us, i was talking to oksana, she arrived here not long ago from kharkiv one of the hardest-hit areas in eastern ukraine, you were telling us that just a few days ago, you were making a costume for a school play. on march 8th and now you re
we cannot join. it is a truth and must be recognized. and the humanitarian catastrophe as aid organizations are calling it continue with three million plus refugees now having left ukraine for the relative safety of the country s western neighbors. hundreds of thousands across this country remain trapped in various cities, kharkiv one of them, mariupol another down in the south, trapped by russia bombardment, it is impossible for them to get out to anything approaching safety right now. carley: and jonathan, on that front, there was movement in mariupol and good news here, we re learning 20,000 people did imagine to get out of mariupol through humanitarian corridor, that is a lot of people and the corridors haven t worked in the
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