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try to obtain the body camera footage from inside robb elementary school because clearly right now there needs to be more transparency, there are so many questions that haven t been answered and local officials in uvalde feel like it is not fair to put them on full blast and not provide that kind of insight and information. sam, of the many things we heard yesterday in the hearing at the senate was that that door, i think 111, not only, was it unlocked. it didn t work. it wasn t work. it wasn t even closing properly. meanwhile, there is a yesterday they talked about that police officer who received a call from his wife who was inside that classroom, had been shot and was dying. tried to get in, but he was stopped from going in? it is hard to even understand how this unfolded. but according to dps and its director rubin ruiz, who is a school police officer there, he got a phone call, jose, from his wive, one of the two teachers
every time a bus shows up, they are swarming, and hoping they will catch people from that steel mill, that steel plant, but we re all still waiting and we got that announcement as you did that the evacuations had begun, and i think once they come in here, you will see us covering it. jonathan? matt, we know you will keep us posted, and reports that people haven t seen the daylight in weeks holed up inside that factory and we talked about the idea that some soldiers, the pleas from their wive, hoping to get them out as well, is there any sense that the russians will agree to that? no. and the russians have rejected that flatly. the russians have rejected removing civilian, the russians letting the soldiers go, that would be akin to essentially allowing them to surrender, and then letting them walk away. for the russian, we ve heard this from the kremlin directly, they want to take these soldiers captive, if they surrender, they will arrest them and detain them. because they have been
lives in cities across the country being bombarded by russia. scenes like this have not been seen in europe since the second world war in the 20th century. the mass evacuation of civilians from a major city. it s been accelerated here because the people now believe based on the evidence that they ve seen elsewhere in ukraine that it is civilians who are now going to be targeted in vladimir putin s invasion. translator: when russian troops came closer to zaporizhzhia, i decided it was better to get my family out before they entered the city itself. translator: we hope that we can make it on the train today because this morning people didn t let us in, even though we have a baby. reporter: this is a war that separates lovers and parts husbands from their wive, fathers from their families. ukrainian men here between 18 and 60 cannot leave. they re needed for fight.
in existence and what they re going to be doing over the long-term, we don t know yet. that s part of the discussion going on today. it is important that the alliance stay unified and, frankly, wolf, i ve never seen the alliance more resolved and more determined than it is right now. it is so impress wive when y speak to the nato allies right now. under normal circumstances, when the secretary of defense or a chairman of the joint chiefs of staff calls his nato his russian counterparts, they immediately take the call, they talk, they discuss, they may disagree, but they re communicating. that has stopped, hasn t it? we have not had a successful attempt to talk to defense minister shroyu or general grasimov. we have tried on several occasions in the last week or ten days. and we just haven t been able to reach either one of them. i do want to stress, though, we still have communications with the russians. we have defense attache in