seeing first hand on the ground over there, the defense of ukraine is not just being waged by members of the ukrainian military. every day citizens are getting involved, aren t they? it s true. it s been pretty extraordinary to see. the first couple of days you saw people in the state of shock and profound fear, understandably. today on the streets we were seeing a lot more defiance. people of all ages, men, women, coming out, volunteering, bigging sand bigs. we interviewed one grandmother, a retired economist who is b building malotov cocktails in her backyard and had some salty words about how she would greet the russians if they make it this far. we have also seen incredible act of courage. one town in central ukraine where a convoy of rush slan tanks found themselves
into tree lines or dispersing. that could be forced protection because the ukrainians have continued to threaten that convoy and its progress. more sanctions against vladimir putin. president biden announcing the u.s. is banning luxury rush slan i russian items like vodka and seafood. it will row evoke the most favo nation trading status. the fight moving to that part of the country despite the challenges the russians are having near the capital. reporter: we have seen strikes in the west of kyiv than we have seen thus far. i want to check in with our senior international correspondent. the convoy that the world has been watching for days that add m