general prosecutor of this country and we were together at a mass grave in bucha. i want to warn our viewers, some of what you're about to see is extremely graphic and very disturbing. even as russian troops mass for what appears to be a huge offensive, authorities in kyiv continue digging up bodies. pain-staking work that goes hand in hand with investigating russia's attack on kyiv and possible crimes committed by vladimir putin's invading troops. the prosecutor general is leading the charge. she spoke to me at the edge of a mass grave in the suburb. >> of course, we understand, ukraine wants fast justice. fast justice. that's why we do everything to document all evidence, all facts of war crime we have here in ukraine. >> reporter: the french forensic investigators are also on the scene. not because ukraine lacks expertise but because kyiv wants to be as transparent as possible in the face of these efforts. >> we want to do our job absolutely. we stand with international humanitarian law. a very high level. that's why when we have our international colleagues, we understand. they can see everything. they can see the real situation here. real graves. real dead bodies. >> reporter: after ukrainian forces managed to expel russian troops from around kyiv and some other areas it occupied in ukraine, authorities have discovered scores of dead bodies. today another six found in just one basement outside kyiv. the prosecutor tells me, they are collecting evidence in thousands of cases. >> now we start to know more than 6,000 cases. the cases, war crime, crimes against humanity, aggression crimes, and we started on the first day so when we started, a case about genocide. >> reporter: all this as russia claim its forces that invaded ukraine have not harmed any civilians. on a visit to a space port with belarusian strongman alexander luke shenko, president vladimir putin claim his forces are fighting against what would be ukrainian nazis in what he calls a quote, special operation. the goals are absolutely clear and they are noble, em. i said it from the beginning and i want to draw your attention to that. there are some in the u.s. who have spent on about a possible war crimes trial against vladimir putin. is that something that you think could ever be possible and something you're working toward? >> chk, i think that everyone understands who is responsibility for this war. that is why we do everything to fix, to document evidences. but we are here in, we understand who is responsible for all of this. >> reporter: the investigators' work is complicated by the fact that the war is still going on. and they can't reach many devastated areas like the encircled city of mariupol where ukraine's president says tens of thousands have been killed. but irina says no matter how long it takes, she will press on. >> it is actually extremely important. because if we will be successful as prosecutors, i assure that we can stop such aggressions in the future. >> reporter: and jake, you saw me and the prosecutor general standing at that mass grave with dead bodies all around us. i can tell you, having been in bucha for many, many times now, there were a lot of dead bodies that have been recovered there and are continuing to be recovered there. vladimir putin at that same event that we saw. in report on that space port with luke shenko said everything we have shown there is fake. jake? >> okay, fred is bringing us the facts and the truthful thank you. we appreciate it. let's bring in matt rivers who joins me now. we've heard these unconfirmed reports of a chemical weapon of some sort used by the russians in mariupol on monday. what do we know about this? >> it is safe to say, it is murky. we don't have all the details yet and the ukrainians are saying exactly that. there is no smoking gun, agency it were, quite yet. they do have suspicion that there was a chemical attack in mariupol. this coming from the deputy minister of defense. i want to be clear about her words. she said we are trying to understand what was used. there is an assumption that these could have been foss ferrious munitions but the official information will follow later. if they are foss forrus, it is clearly a violation of international law. clearly a chemical attack and the kind of thing we've heard from officials since the beginning. war, both here in ukraine, the u.s., the u.k. this is what they were afraid of were russians to do this. but again, the u.s. not confirming this so far. there is nothing solid it actually happened but it is a suspicion that needs to be investigated. >> and the pentagon secretary said the russians have proven to be using chemical weapons. if they did in fact, has the u.s. said what the consequences will be? >> they said there will be far-reaching consequences but they are keeping it pretty close to the vest in terms of what they will be. i think there will be a lot of pressure on countries like germany, the united states, the u.k. what will they do to ramp up what they've done so far? if the use of chemical weapons is a red line, how do you back that up and ramp up sanctions or whatever you're going to do, to make it known, this is not okay. does that mean germany will maybe take a closer look at stopping energy imports from russia? will the united states be more willing to send war planes into ukraine? those are the questions that policy makers in these countries need to be asked if it is truly a red line and we get the overwhelming evidence that this chemical attack did happen. >> and let's turn to the evacuation efforts. civilians in mariupol, have they been able to get out? >> some. the number we've gotten earlier this week, yesterday, were just a few hundred. if you listen to ukrainian officials, they're saying tens of thousands still need get out. and that's indicative of what we're seeing not only in mariupol but other parts of the country. hundreds, maybe a few thousand getting out but the threat remains for hundred of thousands of ukrainians. >> thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. i want to bring in andre, the former ukrainian defense minister. he now serves as an adviser to the ukrainian government. thank you for joining us. the military government of the donetsk region says as many as 22,000 people, ukrainians have died in mariupol. the ukrainian marines there say they'll hold on until the end. there is no ammunition or food going into mariupol. how much longer can ukraine continue to fight in mariupol? >> well, that's unclear. we don't know what forces russians will bring. if they're going to indeed use their prohibited weapons like chemicals or what they are going to do. so our marines and the national guard battalion is holding as much as they can and they're doing absolutely amazing. they've been holding in the city for over a month. it is an extremely tough situation. >> in mariupol were to fall, it would be the first major city to fall. are you worried that russia would gain control, is isince te russian military controls crimea? >> of course they will try to do that. it is difficult accept that. up to kherson which they say they control as well but it is a partial control. since the ukrainian consul has a ukrainian flag there. they will try and they will be very difficult for them. to keep control over a new territory of several thousand kilometers, of course it is difficult. and ukraine will do whatever possible to make it way more difficult. we have a chance there. it is a question of whether we have enough weapons at our disposal and that gets us to the question of the international assistance and so on. but generally, we can -- >> yeah. let's -- >> generally we can make them go. >> let's talk about that. president zelensky said the russians could end it if it were to be supplied with heavy weapons from the west. specifically, what kind of heavy weapons would end this? >> we're talking about attacks, preferably the fighter jets, and also, it is a tape of rocket artillery which is highly effective. and therefore, we've been asking from our international partners, the u.s. included, and the other ones. the thing is that if we have a certain critical amount of weapons, generally capable of fire power. we can turn it into various counter attacks. and if that happens, we feel that ukrainian army is way more trained, way more efficient and well stocked and the russians will run out of options. so actually, it is a question of having enough quantity of weapons at the right time, at the right moment. >> former deputy defense minister, thank you. so for your time. appreciate it. ? coming up, the a special mission in mind. plus the other big story, the manhunt for the new york subway shooter. a press conference set to begin in a moment. stay with us. ary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. pspsst! psst! flonase all goo. hi. we're zerowater. and we believe everyone deserves the purest tasting water. that's why we strive for zero. you see, to some it means nothing. but to us, it means everything. here, take a look. this meter showing triple zero means our five-stage filter did its job, and at virtually all dissolved solids or tds have been removed. and all that's left is the purest tasting water. let's compare. a two-stage brita filter stops here. but our five-stage filter doesn't quit. zerowater. we strive for zero. i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so this info was kind of life changing. maybe even lifesaving. ♪do you know what the future holds?♪ we're back with breaking news in our world lead. volodymyr zelenskyy has announced the governor of ukraine has captured a politician with very close ties to vladimir putin. these photos were shared, saying that he was deteenaged in a special operation. medvedchuk had been accused of treason. he was under house arrest before russia invaded ukraine but since then, his whereabouts have been unknown. some thought he might have been putin's preference to lead a puppet government if russia had been successful in toppling zelensky. turning to the military assistance in ukraine that goes beyond what the u.s. government is offering, the biden administration has a $1.7 billion supply list for ukraine that includes stinger aircraft missiles, javelin, anti-tank missiles, ammunition, body armor and much more. what president biden said he will not send to ukraine is active duty u.s. troops. but that does not mean others aren't filling that void. current u.s. service members are not in ukraine. u.s. veterans? they damn sure are. at an undisclosed location in ukraine, a a retired u.s. marine, andrew millburn, is training ukrainians to fight the russians. he knows what it like on the front lines. an american who grew up in the u.k., he has served in somalia, libya, afghanistan, and iraq. >> i went through the battle of fallujah. i would rather do that again than confront the barrage of russian artillery like the one we're seeing. >> reporter: having retired from the u.s. military in 2019, he run an organization that brings in other former special forces members to assess the needs of various militaries. after losing the battle of kyiv, leaving behind devastation and evidence of atrocities, the russians are now turning to the eastern flank of ukraine to what will be a series of large scale battles. >> the ukrainian military at large is more departmentive than the u.s. military. i feel qualified to say that. >> reporter: this more open, less wooded terrain could be more challenging for the military which was able the rely on guerrilla tactics. >> it will be a significant challenge. the russians are. stronger in the defense. >> reporter: millburn trains ordinary ukrainians to fight in the resistance, as well as training more elite ukrainian special forces like this person. ukrainian successes, he says, are because of the u.s., other nato countries and individuals like millburn. >> also, because of your help, we were quite successful with the first attack. so russian leave our territory not for their own wish. they lost a lot of troops, a lot of tanks, a lot of arm wiggles. we were using modern europe and american anti-tank missiles. and they lost a lot. >> he knows what is to come will be tough. >> we need more. now, you're right. we have a pause but it doesn't mean the war is stopped already. >> millburn agrees. the ukrainians need a great deal. >> they need drones with a range longer than the dj 1. they need secure raids. these are very basic things. medical equipment. >> even upgrading could make a big difference, he says. >> a lot of time they're coordinating by cell phone or just kind of regular motorola radios which can be intercepted, jammed. so anyone who has been in any western military would be astounded. >> but weapons and equipment are not the only need. training, he says, is key. >> they lack medical training. if you talk to the medics, there are some horror stories out there. so injuries that would be easily survivable in iraq or afghanistan by u.k. or u.s. forces, soldiers, ukrainians are dying from here. >> he is proud of his time in unit form. he is proud to be a marine. but there is something purer about this fight, he says, than the others he has fought. >> but frankly, serving in iraq and afghanistan, especially afghanistan after the debacle in august. there was always a moral ambivalence. a feeling of being an invading earl. even at the beginning of the conflicts. we thought the causes were good. there was always that dissonance between the idealism and what you final yourself doing. here there's no such thing. you have one sovereign nation being invaded by another. when it comes down to it, it is good versus evil. this time it fell squarely on the side of good. >> our thanks to cnn producer for help with that story. vital help. couldn't have done it without him. i want to bring in matt gallagher, a u.s. army veteran. he wrote for esquire magazine. you went into ukraine last month. you trained ukrainian soldiers. tell us about your experience. do ukrainian soldiers seem prepared for the fight as russia now prepares for this big battle in eastern and southern ukraine? >> so two other trainers and fellow combat veterans, we were assigned to a civilian defense force and we spent three weeks training with kind of everyday ukrainians. not soldiers. bus drivers, welders, teacher, folks who in some cases had never pick up a rifle before and trained them up on urban combat basics for survivability. we got there very early in march when the offensive to kyiv was still underway. and the war seemed like it could be going anywhere. to include the western part of ukraine. and we just felt like it was necessary to give some skills back to these people who never thought they would be put in such a position to defend. they, delved their countries. but might very well have to. >> so president biden has been emphatic, saying he's not going to send u.s. troops into ukraine. that has not stopped so many veterans such as yourself from stepping up. has the biden administration been open to folks such as yourself doing so? or does this have nothing to do with them? >> one of the best parts of being an american. we don't have to wait for our government to give us permission. i'm not an active duty soldier i got out over a decade ago now. i still have some general knowledge. ben had some real specialist expertise that we could give these people. fellow citizens of a sovereign democracy that are in need that want the same things we do back here in the states. some peace, prosperity, an opportunity for a better life for their children. so we went. as for coming back, i can only speak anecdotally. i covered no bureaucratic or government resistance themselves asked at custom if i was transporting any weapons. they saw the ukrainian stamps in my passport. i was not. and it was back to my normal life. >> you wrote a really interesting opinion piece for the "new york times" titled, my advice for american veterans who want to get on a plane to ukraine. you know that so many veterans continue to have a commitment to service even after they leave the armed forces. they might be first responders. some will want to go shoot a russian. what do you tell those who want to help? a veteran who says, should i go? should i go to ukraine? >> this is so vital. you need to know that you're going to help the ukrainian people before you get on that plane. that you're fulfilling a need. my friend had a contact at the lviv city council. we knew there was a need for us so we went of the there is a big difference between saying, an exspecial forces med hike has contact on the ground. wants to treat wounded refugees, train up civilians on combat medicine, versus someone i am alessly buying a plain ticket, going over, hoping to find answe absolution. i understand those instincts but unless you have a specific purpose already set in place, you're just going to become a burden for a government and a people dealing with far too much already as is. >> matt gallagher, thank you. so. as always, thank you for your service. appreciate it. coming up, today's subway shooting in new york. why is it taking so long to track down the gunman? stay with h us. line? need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? 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>> reporter: that's right. they have locate a. >> haul truck. a van in brooklyn not too far from this location where they are on the season. police are on the scene. and they have connected it to the alleged shooter. what we're told in just the last few minutes, they made that connection because the shooter dropped his credit card. they believe he dropped his credit card while at the season here. perhaps when he was fleeing. so they were able to connect him through that credit card. he used that credit card, sources say, to purchase, to rent this u-haul and that's how they made the connection. we're told that authorities were able to use cell phone video that by standers had on the subway, and they were able to use that video to connect it to the alleged shooter as well. pretty early on, we were given indications that authorities here knew who they were looking for. the question now is, where is this person? we're expecting to hear from authorities shortly. perhaps on an update from their efforts to find him. this was a very scary, certainly very terrifying morning for many of the commuters here who were heading to work this morning. we're told the gunman had a high capacity, several high capacity magazines. and the only reason authorities believe that he stopped firing was because the gun jammed. they believe this could have been far worse, had the gun not jammed. the big question now is, where is this alleged shooter? authorities out here looking for him and we hope to hear from authorities here soon on the latest in the investigation. >> all right. thank you so much. let's discuss this with former new york police commissioner raymond kelly. thank you for joining us. as you just heard him report, sources say police have identified the gunman because of a credit card that he apparently dropped. so tell us, what do you think they are doing right now if they know who did this? >> well, if in fact that's correct. they may have identified the individual who had that credit card. and then the activity that was on the credit card. then because of license plate readers, which are phenomenal. because of the license plate numbers they could quickly locate where the van is. so you know, it is remarkable what technology will do as far as helping investigators these days. he had a glock automatic, he had two extended magazines. some had -- one had ammunition, the other did not. it looked like he packed and went up on the street and he was not specifically noticed by anybody at that time. >> so commissioner kelly, if they know who it is, or they think they know who it is. why have they not put out his name and his photograph? >> well, they need more details of the case. they may not want to get him to run. we don't know where he is now, perhaps. perhaps telephone tracing will tell where he is. but i don't think you want to put that out to the public. they probably have a reasonable idea of where he is, and where he will be. they wouldn't want to put that out to the public at large unless they have no idea where he might be. >> i think it would be reasonable to ask where he is or where he will be. >> so law enforcement forces say a cargo van connected with the brooklyn subway shooting has been located. we don't yet know what the connection is other than the credit card fell out at the shooting and rented that van. it seems that there's likely evidence. in van though, right? >> yes. i think they're being cautious. as far as i know, they have not entered the van of yet. but obviously, they have it under observation. so evidence undoubtedly of some sort probably in that van. >> and they haven't entered the van in all likelihood, assuming that's correct, because they want to make sure it is not bobby trapped. how do they make sure it is not booby trapped? >> well, robots are used in law enforcement these days to do those sorts of jobs. so a robot could open the van and could examine it from a distance. i'm sure the streets would be blocked off. you're right. that's the reason they haven't gone in quickly and smart, smart policing, not to do that in a russian. >> witness descriptions say he was wearing a gas mask, a smoke device inside the train car. i care more about your opinion, but this indicates it was pre planned. how might that play in? >> i think you're right. >> he thought the smoke was somehow going to help him escape. but yeah. that would definitely be an issue in the investigation. where do you get smoke canisters? i don't know. where are they sold? perhaps as we said, the individual has some links to philadelphia. probably an investigation is already certainly involved. so yeah. i mean, he has left a trail that is being followed up on. quickly. i think just a short period of time before he's taken into custody. >> the former nypd commissioner ray kelly. thank you for your insights.s. we'll be back with more from ukraine. and unforeseeable. for investors s who can navigae this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. >> tech: does your windshield have a crack? 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>> translator: god decided not to take him away. >> he tells me he survived. for more than a week in march, this little town of 12,000 people fought off the russians any way it could. town councilmember vitale put out a facebook plea, if anyone knew how to fire a cannon, they should race out to help. a humble force of about 100 people pushed the russians out. more than 170 buildings were damaged. the charred wreckage was left all over town. the mayor tells the story of one fighter who became an instant legend. a 78-year-old man who was told he was too old to fight. instead, he made a molotov cocktail and threw it at a russian artillery system, blog it up. we've asked to me with the man. we're will by city officials that they're protecting his identity to keep him safe. the town might have won the battle, but this war never ends. it is now a front line refuge for thousands of ukrainians hoping to escape. every day at this church, buses drop off refugees fleeing russian occupied areas just a few miles away. she says she left the city of kherson after enduring waefk brarm with her two children and nieces. >> they break into people's homes every night. drag people out. beat them up. my neighbors were beaten up. thank god they're still alive. they're probably doing that to scare people so they're always in fear. >> it was horrible. every day, people are going crazy to be honest. it is intolerable. the children, the tension is terrible. you don't know if you will wake up alive. >> reporter: escaping alive is a dream, as we found closer to the front lines. the nearby village has endured weeks of shelling. you can see the munition and the shrapnel. you can see this building over here peppered with holes. as we meet with the village head man, it is clear the fighting isn't over. yes, they are firing, he says. he tells us, russians fired cluster artillery at a group of young people charging their phones in this spot. they do it on purpose so people will panic, he tells me. we understand that there was a refugee, 17 years old, who came here trying to escape. she was killed? lydia couldn't escape the russian strikes. a young woman trying to reach, her mother said she was studying food production and shared these photos so her daughter can't be forgotten. and when we started reporting that story there, we kept hearing about this 17-year-old killed by russian strikes. nobody knew who she was. nobody could tell us her name. and we spent a lot of time trying to figure that out. i asked our fixer and translator who lives here in ukraine to help do whatever we could to track down her family. he worked the phones relentlessly and eventually got to lydia's mom and that's how we're able to report had he name, show you her picture, and tell you a little about her, documenting the atrocities against innocent civilians in this war is vital. jake? >> another great report from ed lavandera. reporting from odesa, ukraine. coming up, the children of the oligarchs and elite. they're used to living like aristocrats but the good days may be coming to an enend. stay with us. . . vladimir putin often criticizes what he describes as the excesses of the west, but as drew griffin reports for us now, putin's daughters, as well as the children of other powerful russian oligarchs, well, they live like royalty, though the good times might be coming to something of an end. >> reporter: as putin's atrocities continue in ukraine, he falsely blames the west and europe for the war. >> translator: the whole plan set now paying for the west eat ambitions and the west's attempts to maintain its elusive dominance. >> reporter: yet his own adult daughters sanctioned by the u.s. treasury both have reportedly owned property in the west, including this seaside mansion on ta french coastal town. >> typical to deride the west and its liberal values and rely on the west and their liberal values. >> reporter: criticizing the west while family members live in the west is shared by putin's inner circle. commitry peskov's unofficial role is as the chief liar. >> russian military are not hitting civil targets. >> reporter: he spent his life in government jobs. official salary about $173,000 in 2020 yet has been spotted wearing a $600,000 watch, according to an anti-corruption group. his socialite daughter lisa went to a boarding school in france, interned at louis vuitton and posted pictures of an enviable life in paris filled with fashion and glamour >> narrator: i consider myself a person of the world, born and studied in russia and france. that is i don't have any favorite country. i love each place in its own way. >> reporter: how does a family live like this on a russian government salary? >> lisa peskova once both a tongue and cheek paper saying she's the main daughter in the thief of the country. the u.s. said this as well when they sanctioned them. they said their likely built on the ill-gotten relationship with putin. they are accusing family for enabling war is madness and she's proud to be russian. jody vitori, georgetown university professor, says it boils down to russia's current governmental system, kleptocracy. >> it's merely a government ruled by thieves and where the policies and decisions made are on behalf of those thieves. >> reporter: it's a similar story with russia eforeign minister, sergei lavrov officially makes $142,000 a year, but the 27-year-old who has been described as lavrov's stepdaughter has been living a lavish life-style. her name is paulina, the anti-corruption foundation saying she attended a british boarding school, lick peskov's daughter has left a social media trail of extim trips, filthy rich adventures and high style across europe and beyond, and she reportedly owns a 4 million pound property in london according to the uk where she's been sanctioned from benefiting from association of those responsible for russian aggression. though the accounting is almost impossible to trace, russia anti-corruption investigator is convinced the apartments, the mansions, lifestyles, are the real salaries being paid to putin's allies. >> the system works in a way in order to keep the people who already to be the face of the regime like the ministers they need to be incentivized. their salary is not enough. >> reporter: the people in putin's inner circle know it could all vanish in an instant. >> he can turn on any of his regime at any time he so chooses. your assets can be frozen. you can go to jail. your family can go to jail. you can find yourself chased out so oval as much as you can out of the country also just makes sense. >> reporter: as for a response to this from the kremlin, jake, a spokesperson for the ministry of foreign affairs gave us a very narrow statement that neither putin nor lavrov have accounts in britain or anywhere else abroad. didn't mention the family, and regarding the sanctions on putin's daughters, that spokesperson said russia will respond without fail and will do so as it sees fit. whatever that means. jake? 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