atlanta all our other top stories, including tense stories as top trump allies tangle with house minority leader kevin mccarthy over licked audio and lies. welcome to the show. russia is increasing shelling in ukraine and the luha luhans k region is bearing the brunt of the attacks. you're look ago the aftermath of a one of the only remaining functional 40789s. functioning hospitals, it is still operating despite significant damage. had is among the hardest hit towns as russia intensifies its offensive in the east of the country. meantime british foreign secretary making appeals to provide kyiv with tanks and even war planes. this as russian president vladimir putin makes a stark and direct threat have a listen. >> translator: if someone intends to intervene from the outside and creates threats to us they should know our response with oncoming strikes will be swift, lightning fast, we have all of the tools for this, ones no one can brag about and we won't brag, we will use them if need. >> his threat came shortly after three explosions in an ammunition depot in bellgarad. the blasts were described as quote common. those are not the only territory under russian control. >> what you're looking at is a russian occupied city of kherson, robertsons the blast was caused by three missiles fired by ukrainian forces, we haven't had any confirmation of that from ukraine. it reportedly happened near a tv broadcaster allegedly causing russian channels to go dark in the city. the united states says it has creditable soldiers that russian should soldiers executed ukrainians who were trying to surrender. the u.s. ambassador at large for global criminal justice said the u.s. also has creditable reports of civilians killed execution style, torture and sexual violence against women and girls. have a listen. >> let us be clear those who unleashed, perpetrated and orders these crimes must be held to account and the evidence of this criminality is mounting daily. our message to the russian political leadership and rank and file is this, the world is watching and will you will be held accountable. >> the atrocities in buchnea is where scores of civilians were foungd dead after russian forces pulled out. we spoke with a civilian who risked his life to document the killings. warning, the images are graphic. >> in bucha blood still stains the streets. when russian troops pulled out this is what they left behind, the bodies of several men shot to death, hands tied behind their backs. further down this person shot to death on their bicycle and another and another and another and another and another and another. >> what happened here? >> local residents were killed by the russian military, they were shot and killed just going out on the street around their business or to pick up aid. >> this was bucha prosecutor who is collecting evidence of war krieps. crimes. >> people were killed at this point, there was woman killed here, there were bodies here and there, there were people riding bicycle who's were killed by the russian military. >> russia denies it all. they say the more than 300 bodies found many bucha after russian troops with drew were staged. these satellite images show bodies in the exact same locations they were later found on this street and russia saying they too are fake but the evidence already overwhelming continues to grow. >> prosecutors have been gathering evidence for weeks and now reveal that they have photographs and videos taken over the course of several days as the killings occurred here and say the images were captured by a person in this house on their cellphone camera. >> it was through these windows he saw the slaughter. this is one of the pictures taken march 5th. two bodies kill that day were visible outside his window. march 6th a third body visible on the street. this video on march 7th shows at least two more bodies. he says theim images and data i the camera phone provides important proof who was killed and when. >> it will prove when and time and location they were taken. russia cannot continue to say it was set up with fakes. >> we tracked down the man who risked his life to take these photos and video and agreed to not show his face. >> were you scared, if they seen you taking pictures you could have been killed. >> of course there was feerp but -- fear but i had to prove they killed civilians. hi to do something. >> do you remember the first person killed. >> the first one to get killed was the man on the bicycle to the left of my house. on march 6th there were more, seven people dead on the street march 6th, seven dead people. i couldn't capture all of the dead bodies, there was a wall in the way. >> what do you want to see happen to the russians to everybody in the chain of command. >> they must be punished. a young guy bringing potatoes maybe to his family, the stores were closed, no power, he wanted to help, he was killed. what do they deserve? only punishment. >> punishing the guilty won't be easy. >> there were a number of russian units stationed here one time oar another. you need to try to identify which unit it was, what the chain of command was. >> it's very important to identify not only the commanders but the troops who committed the crimes and held them accountable. >> he says ten russian shoulders in bucha have already been identified using eye witness accounts and drone footages like this taken by a traffic surveillance camera. whether he can learn the identifies the of the russians stationed here is unclear. the man killed on march 5th on his bike was 68-year-old and wife lives not that- long away, they were married 45 years and have two kids and three grandchildren. >> we told him not go go to work because there were tanks on the street, we told him not to go, he said no, i have to go to work, i have work to do. i didn't know what it tell you. it's awful, it's awful. >> it is all so awful. the bicycle her husband rode is still on yaboniska street near the spot he died. she doesn't want it back. the horror of what happened is just too terrible to face. anderson cooper, cnn, bucha, ukraine. >> so much horror and loss, here now with deputy mayor of lviv, thank you for takele the time to speak to us. let me start by talking about what we've seen it in the east of the country, the offensive is really ramping up. the united states has said ukraine is winning, is that your assessment? >> i do believe the war has been decided just a few battles still to be won. many ukrainians like myself are encouraged about these recent meetings particularly in germany more than 40 countries not only nato members gathered in support of ukraine and new control center is created to supply ukraine for all it needs, particularly heavy weapons, this gives hope not only to our civilians but also and most importantly to other defender who's are continuing to courageously fight against the russian onslaught. >> but you are seeing losses, and that is clear, ukraine is now acknowledging these losses. talk to us about the supply of weapons coming in. i spoke to a colonel in the last hour who told me a bottle neck, i will read what he said. he said when it gets to lviv the sheer weight of bureaucracy halts it. are supplies not getting through? >> well, lviv has indeed become a kind of humanitarian number in the cross roads of important transportation routes going west to east, vice versa and us as local authorities have nothing to do with military supplies. this is completely part of the military armed forces to organize that. as far as the aid is concerned over this two months we have received more than 4,000 tons of humanitarian aid, 90% was immediately shipped to the east where it is really needed. the mayor is in constant communication with surrounding mayors we do not keep anything except for maybe small reserve for case of emergency. >> i want to push you on the military because i heard from several people now who said supplies are not getting through, they're stopping at lviv. is that the case? are you stock piling here? if so, why? >> for sure we're not stockpiling anything. moreover, as the local authorities in the cities we're also concerned about the necessary supplies, our local territorial defense have. >> is that because you think something's going to happen and you'll see increase in attacks. >> it's because we are part of the overall war effort together with other cities an the ukrainian central authorities, we just want to make sure they have everything before being sent to the east where the fight is the most important, the so-called battle son donbas is going to unreal. >> how quickly we said we're getting weapons within period of 24 to 48 hours, how quickly after they arrive in lviv how quickly are they shipped out. it's really important. >> i think you shouldn't over estimate the role of ukrainian authorities in make sure the supplies get to the front. the americans said themselves, including president biden it takes less than 48 hour from the decision before it's actually on the ground. and you also should understand that those russian efforts to disrupt the supplies are not really effective. probably because of the lack of proper intelligence. >> yeah. >> but mostly because we have multiple choices, many transportation routes mo harkless than six bored transportation routes and border routes. >> how quickly do they get sent out. >> i'm sure as soon as she are at the bored . >> i'm sure they can get to the front within 24 hours. >> right. thank you very much for clarifying that. we have seen of course here in lviv attacks on the air waives has that in anyway effected, shattered a sense of security, let's say. >> there's been bombardments in western ukraine before over this past two months. i'm sure there will be more attacks. it's part of the reason why ukrainian authorities have been begging for increased air defense capabilities and the no-fly zone because we understand that russia's capacity to continue to shell ukraine will stay there. unfortunately we didn't perceive that. on the other hand. i'm sure this is not going to have a major eventually. have a major effect mg -- the six rail junctures have been repaired, emergency services and firefighters and professional personnel are working very effectively. take for example the shelling of the bridge in ukraine, within 24 hours all of the works were done and the traffic has been reinstalled. >> was that near odesa. >> that was connecting odesa to that near by region. so we make sure all professionals on the ground are working effectively doing their job as quickly as possible. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> deputy mayor there of lviv. russian's next offensive economic one, what two europeans plan to do after russia shut down their natural gas supply, next, on cnn. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? 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most conservative members of the caucus, after audio from congressman gaetz for potential dangerous rhetoric in the aftermath of january 6th. >> he's putting people in jeopardy and doesn't need to be doing this. we saw what they did to the capitol these people came prepared with rope, everything else. >> this morning republicans huddled behind closed doors and sources in the room attempted to explain he was offering up ideas by taking away social media accounts and never acted on much of what was discussed. his speech led to a standing ovation and most members say they are ready to move on >> i'm more concerned, not about the past but about the future. >> even those he criticized including go egg congressman mo brooks. >> the party is not a universal agreement some are raising concerns, like gaetz who initially refused to weigh in. >> i haven't heard the tapes. >> but then unleashed on mccarthy on steve steve scalise on twitter saying this is the behavior of weak men not leaders. and andy bigs former chair of the freedom caulkous us said words could lead to rip in the g.o.p. we have our leader that's basically negotiating with liz cheney on whether or not he should encourage president trump to resign or not is a huge issue pore me. >> this episode demonstrates mccarthy has a problem with the truth. >> it's a five-point playbook. number one, lie. number two, lie. number three, lie. number four, lie. number five, lie again. >> and mccarthy critics like republican congressman adam kingzer -- >> he continues to defend a narrative that is false and people pushing false narratives and that's wrong. >> mccarthy's words could be of of benefit to the committee that is considering to issue a subpoena for kevin mccarthy meanwhile their investigation continues to expand. cnn can report that rudy guiliani former mayor of new york city is expected to meet with the committee some time next month. ryan nobles, cnn on capitol hill. and ron brown steen is a cnn senior political analyst and editor at "the atlantic" joining us now good to have you with us. >> thanks. >> so g.o.p. house leader kevin mccarthy under fire for criticizing former president trump and matt gaetz after record s after the january 6th riots expressing rhetoric could result in more violence how bad could it get for mccarthy who aspires 20 he basket next a piers to be the aspires to be next speaker of the house. >> he's saying in public what was said in private that actions of donald trump and member of the house around the january 6th insurrection were inappropriate if not illegal. and he is being attacked on the right for acknowledging that. i think the issue is not so much whether he survives in his quest to be speaker, which i think is still more likely than not but what he will have to do in order to survive. i mean, what does he have to do in order to nullify trump and nullify the right of this party. what if any are the assurances he's giving how he will behave as speaker in particular with regard to the 2024 election. i think those are the real questions. it's more, can you stand up for the basic rules of democracy and still ascend in this caucus. >> so let's look at that. what are the optics of this and what impact could it potentially have on republican unity with the mid-term elections just months away? >> yeah it tells you all you need to know that mccarthy is being forced to say his comments were taken out of context or didn't really mean it. tells you that the extremist wing in the g.o.p. house coalition and in the political coalition more broadly has become in effect too big to fail, too big to confront. this has always been the critical issue, are there any it meaning. republican voters to take the chance with liz cheney saying whatever our ideals this portion of the party has to be isolated and exized and has a huge impact on the election an so far the answer is no, in the same way mccarthy is face nothing push back over abandoning over what was the candid assessments immediately after the reaction. there really are no signs yet of republican voters recoiling against candidates embracing the big lie, a critical factor in balance of power going forward. >> and mccarthy's leaked comments led to calls from the committee for him to testify. how will it likely play out given mccarthy's comments in january appear very different apparently to how he feels now. >> yeah, look, i think it's unlikely and it's unlikely that any of the other republican members of congress that they need to hear from will testify about their contact with trump on that day, again no critical mass developed in the republican caucus to demand that the party turnover every stone, understand exactly what happened, and exic se excise those who participated in the insurrection. it was quite the contrary it's kingz and cheney who have been isolated and history says only four times since the civil war has the party out the white house not gained the seats needed to win back the house. so the odds are high they will win back control of the house. and the question what they will do with that control around certifying the 2024 presidential election are more acute as a result of this episode than they were before it. >> ron brownstien always great to get your analysis, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> still to come, long lines in beijing as millions get tested for the kocoronavirus to prevena shanghai-like lockdown and how they're scrambling to implement zero covid policy, next. glam . everyone knows eating well and exercise are a big part of losing weight. ww's new program teaches you how to do it. i still eat the foods i want to eat and i have lost 69 pounds, james. you're just changing your mindset and shifting your eating habits. for me ww is all about flexibility. there's no restrictions. more knowing means more doing. do with ww. i'm reading your aura right now. it's telling me that ww works. get you first 3 months free today at 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