toward hostomel, and when they hit the earth, it was often civilians who felt their power. this is the result. so many people they were hurting in there. reporter: in hostomel, this resident shows the aftermath of a russian rocket strike. this is the epicenter of the explosion. reporter: and where some of its victims were temporarily buried. i feel only hate. reporter: only hate? yes. we can t forgive it, maybe for life. reporter: for now, the enemies in the forests, fields, and villages have left this part of ukraine. the fruits of their brief stay, the pain, trauma, and loathing remain. jim, what we saw showed that the force and fire power committed by russia to the battle of kyiv was ultimately insufficient in terms of numbers and quality. and the ukrainian military also very much believes that russia has learned from those mistakes
masks on most of their major flights. so, it would be nice for the public to feel like somebody s watching the data and making these decisions and cares about public health. and it didn t seem like that consideration was there. you know, andy, that point, we have some footage. as you said, the tsa has now confirmed it s not going to enforce the mask mandate and there were people on planes cheering when the announcement was made. i m going to play this for you. take a listen. southwest airlines during this whole yea! no more masks! woo! masks now optional for employees, customers [ cheers and applause ] now, of course, not the biggest of cheers but obviously this is me going to travel and thinking about it. you shake your head a little bit at this notion, thinking about it, there are some consequences
i m in lviv. it was hit by missiles gist ho just hours ago. the air raid sirens have been sounding all day. president zelenskyy says if the eastern donbas region is lost to russia, kyiv could be threatened again. so how should the capital city remain vigilant? oleg pollvinko is the i.t. for the city council and he joins me now. olek, thank you for joining me. i want to get your reaction to president zelenskyy s warning connecting in effect the offensive in donbas to kyiv s safety. are you concerned that if donbas falls that could be another chance for russia to go after kyiv? good evening. yeah, you re absolutely right that this scenario can be can be done. i was in kyiv in the days
moment. laura also has breaking developments this hour on the uptick in violence back home. yes, jim, ten mass shootings here in the u.s. just this weekend, and it was a holy weekend at that for many. gunfire at least at two house parties, one at a mall, and elsewhere have left eight dead and dozens injured. and this on the heels of that horrific subway mass shooting in new york city just last week. so, in many congress keep saying we re going to do something about the gun violence epidemic. but the question really is, when will something be done about it? we ll put that question directly to a member of congress. that s ahead. there s also big breaking news tonight on the federal mask mandate for travellers. a florida judge striking down the administration s masking rule for planes and other public transportation. this is less than a week after the cdc extended it through the 3rd of may. so, what does all this mean? and this comes amid a new uptick in covid cases. the question is w
leading up to the invasion. at the time it was a peaceful place. places were open. it s been through many stages since then. what is daily life now in the capital? we hear of municipal i.t. employees like yourself carrying guns, not leaving their offices. how are you doing? of course the i.t. team carrying guns and preparing because we saw it a few weeks ago. the russian troops were quite close to kyiv, and our application was one of the information channels for our citizens because any other channels cannot help them. groceries and food through our store, from our application. this is remarkable for folks watching now. what your team did, they took a municipal app that s usually used for parking tickets, you