years old or first introduced diana to the. would now take his last photo of her. as it came out, it started to hit me. and i realize, this is the big moment that i could get this picture. and i started to cry. diana s old friend, and confidence, james, was watching it all on television. where he got the tragic news, like everyone else. it was a tragedy, absolute tragedy. it was sad that it happened and for me, it was the last of a champ. we ve been through a lot. you changed her life? she changed her life. later that morning, came the public outpouring. and it was unlike anything like in the history of the monarchy. outside st. james palace, thousands waited. the whole world stood still. it was a collective, massive, global sense of mourning.
but they were keen really to stress the importance of this historic day. take a look. there are many different war crimes or potential war crimes that we ve seen playing out in ukraine, whether it s the bombing of the theater in mariupol where people were sheltering, civilians were sheltering. whether it s the atrocities of bucha. why did you decide tpursue this line of prosecution first? you re absolutely right, firstly. i stated when i was outside st. andrew s church in bucha about a year ago, just less than a year ago, that ukraine is a crime scene. and there s many terrible allegations that have been received and we re analyzing them and reviewing them. but before my election as prosecutor, before i started in june of 2021, i also identified that crimes against or crimes affecting children are underinvestigated and underreported. and this is why when you look at
more charges to come. here s what karim khan told cnn s clarissa ward in an exclusive interview. reporter: already many different war crimes or potential war crimes that we ve seen playing out in ukraine, whether it s the bombing of the theater in mariupol, where people were sheltering, civilians were sheltering. whether it s the atrocities of bucha. why did you decide to pursue this line of prosecution first? you re absolutely right, firstly. i stated when i was outside st. andrew s church in bucha about a year ago, just less than a year ago, that ukraine is a crime scene, and there are many terrible allegation that s have been received and we re analyzing them and reviewing them. but before my election as prosecutor, before i started in june of 2021, i also identified that crimes against or crimes affecting children are underinvestigated or
a unprecedented presidential visit to an active war zone with no significant u.s. military presence. think about. that air raid sirens, in, fact could be near kyiv as he arrived. mr. biden walked alongside mr. zelenskyy, outside st. michael scott pedro and some winter sunshine was a reminder of the dangers amid the ongoing war. and a risk that white house officials say the president wanted to take. mr. biden said he wanted to leave no doubt of the unwavering u.s. support for ukraine after a year of war that has devastated the country. now, during his visit, mr. biden announced a half billion dollars in new assistance for ukraine, that will include of course more military equipment. now, we are tracking all developments with cnn correspondent, standing by in moscow, and clare sebastian is live for us in london. kevin, i want to go to you first. a bold and very historic moment there for biden in kyiv. and so much more to come in
as well as they get even closer in their bilateral relationship. our thanks to john hudson who toured the aftermath of the devastating quake in turkey. as we re watching foodage of president biden taken moments ago, shaking hands with ukrainian citizens and officials, i want to bring in erin mclaughlin who s in kyiv, outside st. michael s gold combed cathedral in the center of the city and the wall of remembrance where the two presidents walked by a few minutes ago as president zelenskyy showed him around. erin, what can you tell us? what have you seen there? reporter: hey, jonathan, well, just an hour ago, the square was completely emptied out of pedestrians. they were push aid way, some pedestrians pushed into a nearby hotel. that included journalists and