today. i never seen more places open in the city. i think there s a defiance, there s a proud defiance. and i know you saw this while you are here to. upright defines among the people of this is part of their standing. it s russia, if they re not fighting, they re trying to live their lives. i m gonna ask you of the snow happens because every night when i was there, i would see people stop and watch presidency come out at about 11:30 at night. and tonight s address, he had very strong words about russia. when did he say? he did. i m gonna quote from, it because they were powerful, and you are right. he s on all the time, people have got the tvs on wherever they are. their watch and listen those words. as wards tonight were directed at russia and there was strong. they said russia will be miked as a source of evil for targeting civilians. he goes on to say that the russian military will be written in history as the most barbaric and inhumane army in the world. what he s ta
ukraine, where the coming hours may be critical for the besieged city of mariupol according to intercepted communications. russians plan to level everything to the ground. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, i m paula newton. i ll be covering some of our other top story, including the new era of maskless travel. how the biden administration could fight to revive the mask mandate. the russian ministry of defense says it s offering a ceasefire to ukrainian forces surrounded in a steel factory in the city of mariupol. but ukrainian commanders call it surrender and vowed they will not give up. russian fighters have laid siege to the southern port city for seven weeks now as part of the donbas region. russian state media used drone footage of the steel works where hundreds of civilians are taking a shelter. a marine commander says the situation in the steel works is critical with food and water in short supply. translator: this is our statement to the world. it may
about five hours from what russia s defense ministry calls a ceasefire offer in the port city of mariupol. but ukraine fightered holed up there say it s really just a demand for surrender and they will not give up. russian media released drone video of the steel factory. ukraine says hundreds of civilians are taking shelter there as well. marine commander says about 500 wounded service members are also there, left to rot without medical care. russia s assault on mariupol is a key part of its offensive in ukraine s industrial heartland known as the donbas. moscow says it wants to liberate the region from ukrainian nationalists. new video shows some of the damage of a shopping center and grocery store in luhansk. the camera pans across the street, another building destroyed by strikes. and farther to the north in kha kharkiv, graphic video which we also need to show you. russian shelling killed at least three people and wounded 16 others. ukraine s president says incoming fire
she was loving. she was smart. she was kind. she was funny. she was understanding. for that year or year and a half, it was amazing. reporter: and this is a very serious case. because it involves the alleged domestic abuse of a man, johnny depp, and the alleged domestic abuse of a female, amber hurd. and johnny depp is saying that amber hurd, you wrote this. you knew it was false. you intentionally made sure it was published in the washington post . and for that i lost my career, and that s not fair. it s a phas fascinating case. we will stay with you, jean, for the updates. and new day continues right now. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is wednesday, april 20th. i m kaitlan collins in new york with jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. john berman and brianna keilar are off. we start with breaking news and an ultimatum. russia telling the last remaining ukrainians holded up n the steel plant to surrender or face a bitter end. it is s
confinement. has his influence grown in the last seven weeks, since this invasion? does he still have a voice to some degree in russia? it is an excellent question, jim. i m not sure it has grown since the invasion, but what i think is important to remember is that today, alexey navalny and his staff and his team are the loudest anti-war voices in the country. he has called for weekly protests against the invasion, and he is one of the only individuals who is speaking out. and i think that needs to be remembered, he s behind bars, he has conceivably one thing to lose, his life. but, still, he goes on twitter and he gives ideas and suggestions about what the russian people can do in their own regard, their own way to fight back against this regime and his bravery is remarkable. daniel, great work here. yeah, so amazing to see there and see him track down his own attempted assassins. daniel roher, thank you for joining us. and be sure to tune into the all new cnn film