declare victory because even the russia propaganda machine couldn't back that up. >> he was not able to bring them to their knees. >> what putin put out was completely detached from reality. >> the russian offensive continues to grind on here. >> what is happening now in the so-called phase two, he is looking for a smaller prize. welcome to the show. it is tuesday, may 10th, 11:00 a.m. here in ukraine and a day after vladimir putin failed to declare victory in ukraine, the white house says it is worried that the russian president may not be able to find a way out of the war. the u.s. congress is expected to take up a $40 billion aid bill for ukraine in the coming hours. president biden says existing funding will run out in about ten days. meanwhile a senior defense official says there are reports that some russian troops and officers are refusing to obey orders or move forward in the new donbas offensive, but the pentagon says it doesn't mean that they have given up. >> i would not call it a stalemate. there are literally towns and villages that are changes hands, sometimes in the course of a day or so. and we assess that the russians continue to make incremental progress moving down from the north pushing down into the donbas area from the north of that area particularly along the line of access coming out of another town. but incremental and still slow and uneven. and they continue to meet very stiff ukrainian resistance. >> russian forces are also clearly focused on punishing the ukrainian port city of odessa, the city has been hit by a barrage of cruise missiles in the past day, fired from russian planes ads and ships and submar. at least one person reportedly killed in attacks on a shopping mall and as well as two hotels. and this is the scene near kharkiv in the northeast just across the border from russia. moscow's forces are said to be enhancing protections in the face of ukrainian counterattacks. video posted on social media shows the aftermath of an attack on a civilian convoy that killed a number of people and you can see there in that video, a baby stroller and infant's car seat among the wreckage. it is not clear when the video was recorded, but authorities say they lost touch with the convoy on friday. and in mariupol, ukraine's defense ministry says russia's forces are mounting an offensive on the steel plant. and ukrainian forces claim that they are still holding out and the blue and yellow flag flying atopment cthe factory. cnn cannot confirm whether it is still there. and the southern region is vital in linking donbas to the east. and a senior official in moscow says the russian plan to stay will kherson forever, but the battle for the region hasn't stopped making life a nightmare for the residents. nick paton walsh has this report. >> reporter: both nothing and everything has changed here. the front lines have barely moved on the road to the southern city of kherson, first russia captured in the six weeks since we were last here. but instead, since then almost everything in between has been torn up by shelling that literally does not stop. trapping people who physically cannot flee in the churn of a brutal stalemate. here in the village are two neighbors. [ speaking foreign hlanguage ] we move to the yard as the shells get closer. and he manages to get down to his wife's basement shelter. she's installed a plank on the way here to help him rest. they used to get dressed up to go to bed. it was so cold down here. but mention leaving and she chuckles. [ speaking foreign language ] nights spent here have focused her hatred. [ speaking foreign language ] across the road, valentina is alone. shells always seem to just miss her. [ speaking foreign hlanguage ] overwhelmed yet hauntingly he will heloquent. [ speaking foreign language ] not so much that life goes on here, but that it has nowhere else to go. these men selling cow's milk, although that is not what he has been drinking. hello to everyone he says 40 times a day and night they shell. barely a window is intact. shrapnel flying through the glass daily. yesterday it was her turn but she can't leave and she is waiting for her son to return from the war in mariupol. our children are all at war, she says. my son is a prisoner. if he comes back and i have gone, it is like i've abandoned him. we wait, hope, worry he is alive and we will live. on the road out of here, the shrapnel rises fiercely above the warm fields. nick paton walsh, cnn, she have chen company, ukraine. >> and that was in kherson. let me take you to what we've seen in odesa. the european council president visited the city. and he also toured the port on the black sea. ukrainian is a major supplier of wheat and argrain around the world. and mr. zelenskyy called on the international community to end russia's block and i had or risk a global food crisis. >> translator: this is not just a strike at ukraine. without our grain export, dozens of countries in various regions of the world have found themselves on the brink of food deficit. with time the situation can truly become disastrous. this is a direct effect of the russian aggression that can only be overcome by the united efforts of all europeans of the entire world by means of putting pressure on russia, by effective measures to force russia to stop this war. >> and the visit was also interrupted on monday after he was forced to take shelter during a missile attack. and ukraine's prime minister shared this photo of the two of them continuing their meeting from a bunker. u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres is set to be in moldova meeting with refugees. russia's war has forced more than 13 million people to flee their homes. and nearly 6 million have fled ukraine and nearly 7.7 million are displaced. and i'm joined by a representative from catholic services. frederico, very good morning to you. we have heard in the last 24 hours signs from president putin at least of a continuation of current hostilities and no sign overnight at least no indication that this is changing. what will an expansion of the war mean for civilians and as well as the challenges for the neighboring countries? >> good morning. thanks for the invitation. yes, we are all very worried about the potential expansion of the attack. and priority for catholic relief services and our partners to continue and be able to continue to provide much needed humanitarian assistance to those in need at the moment. we are seeing as you were saying before more than 7.7 million people displaced within ukraine and a total of more than 12 million displaced also outside the country. and it is paramount that we are able to continue to provide this assistance. >> and my team tells me that you were recently in ukraine supporting of course displaced the 7.7 million. talk us through the work that you and your team are doing on the ground. >> yeah, catholic relief services are supporting people that are displaced within ukraine. we are working to support the collective centers that provide temporary relief for those fleeing. people need a temporary place for a few nights or a few weeks to be able to rest, talk to their children, have the dignity of a shower and hot meal as well as receiving everyday items and food parcel. we're also scaling up a program for cash assistance to both displaced families and host families within ukraine. >> and these of course are kind of almost immediate needs. but as we see a continuation of this war, people no doubt are looking for stability here. what would be the long term needs that you will now have to think about? >> exactly. it is paramount that we continue to provide the much needed emergency relief and assistance. but at the same time as you mentioned, it is important to acknowledge that most of these families will need to leave for the period to come. so part of providing humanitarian assistance, it is important that we start thinking about more durable solution and longer term solution. we are providing support to host families as well in order for them to continue the much needed support to the families in displacement. >> frederico, appreciate you taking the time to speak to us. thanks very much. >> thank you. russia's war in ukraine has many people in finland and sweden urging their countries to join nato and that decision to join the alliance could come this week for finland with an announcement expected perhaps on thursday. for the latest, nic robertson is joining me from helsinki. of course finland and sweden have historically avoided nato membership despite of course close western alignment in an effort perhaps to appease nearby russia. so what will it mean for europe really? >> yeah, it has been historically o what waa soviet aggression toward finland become an eu member d it goes on nato military exercises, does training with nato natns, par takes in military operations around the wld and in partnership with nato and afghantan, bosnia, all those countries. so a long history of alignment. bua sort of nonalignment at the sa time anth was explicly to head off what was perceived a soviepotential ruian aggression. and the dynamic nois exact country of what president pun trying to achieve. now in finland.in place here few weeks ago e government e pa sort of really b significant st comes as early as tomorrow when the foreign committee provides its resnse, the president expected to give his and this momentum building to the prime minister's party making its decision kely or the weend. and then an fial decision cong as early as this weend. but the reality is tt most fins here believe that because of the aggression that presint putin is showing in ukraine, th a better off joining nato. this has bn a slowhift in previous decades. haseen accelerated ov the past couple of months. and there opportunity now while ssia is fully engaged fighting in ukraine to make this significant and historic shift. it is the changing geopolitical and escape that president putin has triggered as he tries to change the security dynamic, the post world war ii security dynamic in europe. it is having an opposite >> so really what yoare saying is that we clde loing at two new nato members right o russia's doorstep. how much will that rattle president putin? >> reporter: he's already said or his officls have said that itould lead to aecity balance put on the border with finland. when finland joins as it is expected to, it will more than double nato's current border wi. so that sort of ulline, if you will, grows. and nato'srticle v which says what o nation is in trouble and undeattack, e others there will be a sort of -- a t much longer border with russia tha nato may ultimately need to prott. and of course fins may have to go and protect poland or other country should -- you know, should russia show aggression towards them. it iexpected that this will happen quite quickly. nic rertson for uin helsinki. thanksery mu, nic. we've got much more verage o russia's war on ukraine just for now, i want to go back to max foster in london with some of t other top stori. >> isa, ank you very much. a car crash was part of the dramatic end to an 1day manhunt for a fugitive inme and alabama corrections officer. authorities say that they were able to remove inmate casey white from the wrecked car after a high speedolice chase southern indiana. but they say officer vicky whi was pinn inside with a gunshot wound to her hd and later died atospital. a police tip led authorities to the pair who were hundre o casey white escaped.jail where nadia romero pic up the sty from there. >> iend the way that we knew it would. ey are in custody. tailing what happened when f s. msunday night. >> after the vehicle was located a while back, we at least knew that they may have been in our area. but i couldn't believe that they had remained here. >> reporter: monday u.s. marshals found them at a hotel in every vevansville and they fled in a cadillac. u.s. marshals pinned their car, they ended up in a ditch. casey white surrendered, but u.s. marshals say vicky white had a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. she died from thos. and casey white will be brought back to alabama for arraignment. he is expected to return to the same place from where he escaped more than ten days ago. >> he's not getting out of this jail again, i'll assure you of that. railr >> reporter: the district attorney says he is focused on the victims. casey white is set to stand trial for murder this summer. and the district attorney says his office will be ready. >> after finally being able to indict him for her murder of having this twist and turn and that case, it has got to be devastating to them, so we look forward to bringing him to justice. >> reporter: nadia romero, cnn. and still to come, sticker shock at the gas pump isn't over. details on rising glen prices a gasoline 3r50iss and inflation in the u.s. and also wildfire in the u.s., weather conditions are crucial to stopping the fires. pedram javaheri will have the latest forecast for you. and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno®. shipststation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost f shipping, were cut in half just likthat go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months fre u.s. senate has passed a bipartisan bill that would expand security protection to the immediate family of the supreme court justices after supporters of abortion rights rallied loudly but peacefully outside the home of three justices. demonstrators are fewerrous over their plans to overturn roe v. wade that made abortion the law of the land. the likely decision was revealed in a leaked draft opinion but not yet final. in the coming hours joe biden is expected to outline his plan to fight inflation and lower costs for working families, a key issue for the midterm elections just a few months away. but moody's chief economist mark zandi says it could be a challenge. the price of housing is sgenktsedsgenkts expected to become an even bigger threat to inflation. and he says lawmakers should do more to increase the supply of rental homes. wall street failed to stop the bleeding on monday. nasdaq plunged more than 4%, the s&p dropped below 4,000 for the first time in more than a year. and the dow fell nearly 2%, this follows the fifth straight week of losses for all three major stock indices. and futures appear to have much more promising news, so it could be a better day. oil is not immune to the market turmoil either. u.s. crude prices endured their steepest one day decline since late march tumbling more than 6% to just over $103 a barrel. experts blame it not just on wall street but also china's covid lockdowns and europe's lack of progress in phasing out russian oil. america may see gas prices hit a record high by the end of the month. national average is expected to hit $4.5 a gallon in the coming weeks. it wouldn't be too hard given the current u.s. average and its growth since just a week ago. high winds threaten to make wildfires across the u.s. southwest even worse this week. and that includes the largest active blaze in new mexico. it has burned through an area nearly the size of new york city. those high winds mean that some aircraft were grounded on sunday. pedram javaheri is joining me with more on all of this. >> yeah, max, these conditions here have been so persistent for so long when it comes to the fire weather and gusty winds, extreme temperatures. all of it setting the stage for explosive fire weather the last couple weeks. and there are 12 active fires over four states. northern new mexico, that is the biggest area of concern, that is where we've had some of the strongest winds. and containment numbers are up to about 43%. and in assisin arizona, tunnel nearly full containment. but the concerns remain high with the gusty winds and ongoing drought situation and of course the dry air. and a heatwave as well. but look at this coverage, red flag warnings encompassing much of the western united states. and the numbers are remarkable. we had 20 days in the month of april where the national weather service in albuquerque issued red flag warnings. and with that said, on average we see 40 days in any given year and you will notice 39 have been issued there so far in 2022, a record into the 80s which are not too far off. but here is the setup. gusty winds once again back in the forecast. northern arizona, northern new mexico, some of the winds will push up to 35, 40 miles per hour. we know the heat will be extensive, it will expand a little farther toward the heath and the heat dome we've talked about is still locked in place across the region. look at these temperatures in the past 24 hours across portions of texas, 105 degrees besting records, and some of these records have been standing for some four to five decades. and long range forecast keeps the area warm and dry. so concerning for firefighting efforts. >> thank you very much. still to come, ukrainians working tirelessly to get the wounded from front lines to the hospitals. still trying to process the atrocities of war. and isa goes inside a hospital in lviv next. >> his voice almost a whes per, he tells me he regrets not listening to his elders that fateful day. >> how are you feeling after horrendous few days? balancing so you stay cool. save $500 on the sleepep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. plus no interest until january 202025 ends monday. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe 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mayor says that at least 100 civilians are still trapped at the azovstal steel plant. they are all believed to be men. the plant has been under relentless assault if you remember from russian sources and an official said over the weekend that women, children and elderly have been evacuated. they are now saying that there are 100 civilians, most expected to be men, inside that steel plant. and protestors in poland are making it clear how they feel about russia's victory day. they confronted the moscow ambassador to poland and doused him in red paint. and this happened at a soviet cemetery in warsaw. media report that the ambassador was trying to lay a wreath. protestors blocked his path and he left the cemetery with police. the russian foreign ministry blame neo-nazi supporters for the incident. and that wasn't the only rebuke at the kremlin, two independent russian journalists managed to post at least 30 articles on a pro kremlin news site critical of vladimir putin and his government's suppression of critics. they were quickly taken down but november before cnn had the chance to review them. clare sebastian is joining us. what did the journalists say and are they safe followinth criticism? >> reporter: this is one of very few actual breaches of russia's newly tightened media laws. this is about 30 or so articles that were published to the pro kremlin news site, it was published later emerged by two journalists, two editors actually, and they have really leveled some pretty searing criticism against vladimir putin for his war in ukraine calling it one of the bloodiest wars of the 21st century. i want to read out some quotes from the articles. in one, they said that putin and his circle doomed to face a tribunal after the end of the war. they said that putin and his associates won't be able to justify themselves or flee after losing this war. they continued that putin they said is a paranoid dictator, putin must go. he started a senseless war and leading russia into a ditch. so very little left unsaid in terms of their opposition to the war. we've reached out to them for comment and the news site, and they have not commented directly, but on another independent news site called media zone, there e e s rtf a statement from one of them, he said that this was a conscious decision, main reason was he was following his conscience and he called on other opponents of the war in russia to unite. as to the question of whether they are safe, that is a big question. we've seen previous sort of breaches of the media laws met with arrests and in these articles they did say that we're working for lawyers and probably political asylum. so it seems that they are aware of the intense risk that they took by doing this. >> and we are hoping of course that they are safe. claire, you and i were here at this time yesterday when we heard president putin's pretty defiant speech and he suggested pretty much of entrenched conflict. where does europe stand on sanctions, is europe any closer to reaching a consensus on what they proposed last week? >> reporter: it is a little hard to tell. they might be a little closer, but i can tell you that efforts to try to sort of bring everyone together on this sixth package of sanctions which includes this phased embargo, efforts have stepped up. the key holdout is hungary. and the eu commission president actually travelled to budapest monday night to meet with the prime minister to try to bring him round on these sanctions. and she said there was progress made, they did this to try to clarify some issues but further work is needed. she said the next step is that she will convene a video conference with regional players on this. as for the hungarian side, a little less optimistic. there was a tweet from the government's spokesperson quoting the foreign minister who apparently said we have made it clear that hungary cannot support the sanctions package as long as it does not provide a solution for hungary's concerns and in the current form sanctions would be an atomic bomb on hungary's economy. so discussions will continue. >> claire, thank you. and hospitals in western ukraine are filling up as the wounded arrive in droves from the front lines. i visited one of the hospitals here in lviv and spoke with patients about their recovery and to their doctors, some really testing their skills by performing procedures that we've only really read about before. this man in shock, his body pierced and his organs punctured multiple times by shrapnel from shelling just outside his home in kharkiv, a battleground. at first he was very tough, he tells me. and then i came to terms with everything that happened to me. his voice almost a whisper. he tells me that he regrets not listening to his elders that fateful day. >> how are you feeling after, you know, truly some horrendous few days? >> reporter: i never thought that i would say it. you have to protect yourself to the maximum and follow all the rules that are told by adults, he says. the 19-year-old who lost both parents before the war vwas evacuated and transferred to here where he has spent weeks in the icu. his doctor tells me that he too is struggling to make sense of the injuries he has been seeing. >> an operation that i only read from the books and my colleagues from austria and germany, they also have some experience, but they never seen such serious disease. >> reporter: and so he is just a steady streeam of patients evacuated from the front lines and arrived on medical trains like this one. an impressive wartime operation with an built icu carriage who travels with critically injured patients. it is a journey that little sophia also had to make when she left mykolaiv in southern ukraine. the 9-year-old just out of the icu is now recovering after a piece of shrapnel measuring one centimeter entered her brain as she made her way home. she is very strong, she hasn't even cried when she got wounded her mother tells me. advisably exhausted, her mother shows me go f photos of happier times. when i walked in, she said mommy, with tears in her eyes. i was so happy that she remembered me and that she didn't lose her memory, she says. sophia's surgeon tells me he's never seen a case like this as he shows me her ct scans. so the shrapnel came through the front all the way to the back of the skull? >> yes. >> reporter: and the doctor tells me he operates on as many as five children every week. proof perhaps that even the most innocent are not immune to the scars of russia's war. >> if you would like to help people in ukraine who may need shelter, food and water, go to cnn.com/impact, there you will find several ways to assist safely and securely. and we have much more ahead on the war in ukraine at the top of the hour on "early start." for now back to max in london. still to come, why millions of low income americans may lose their health insurance if a pandemic-era policy is changed. plus growing 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and when everybody is sent to quarantine, you have health workers reportedly coming in and disinfecting people's homes, disturbing family heirlooms, their plants, have been incidents where pets have been injured or killed by these disinfection teams that go in without permission. now, we can't independently confirm all of the details of this, we've reached out to the shanghai municipal government for clarification. we haven't been able to identify and reach all the people that we see in these videos to corroborate them, but there are so many of them. look at the apple supplier factory where there was a rumor that somebody in the factory tested positive. and all the people started rushing out, they literally overwhelmed the security guards and tried to break their way out and run for it because they were terrified that they would be sent off to quarantine without potentially being able to speak to their loved ones and give them a head's up. so this is what it is like it live in zero covid china. in beijing, every 48 hours they have to stick the thing up their nose, you have to test negative every 48 hours to go to your office, the mall, supermarket, hotel, government facilities. and in one day sunday, they tested almost 18 million people in beijing. so xi jinping's speech has led to an even more draconian policies than -- and making a lot of people outraged. >> okay, will, thank you. extraordinary scenes there. still to come, uk parliament prepares to reopen minus one. we'll go live to the house of commons with the latest on who is filling in for the absent queen. ihoppy hour starting at $6 at 3pm only from ihop. download the app and join the rewards program today.y. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! in the coming hours the uk parliament is set to open and princip prince william will deliver the queen's opening speech. she is experiencing mobility issues. nina dos santos is joining me with more. what people don't realize is that as much as a ceremonial role as the queen fulfills, parliament cannot open without her. democracy can't continue without her. so all sorts of things going on behind the scenes to allow to continue. >> reporter: that's right. this is a really important occasion here. essentially the monarch's role is to enter the upper house of the houses of parliament, the chamber of the house of lords, and to read out the speech which will include all the different bills that the government will try to introduce over the course of the next parliament. obviously the queen won't be present today as you said, it emerged late yesterday evening that buckingham palace said that she was still experiencing mobility issues and that prince charles and prince william will be standing into deliver the speech. but it is believed that the throne will be left empty and that the crown will be present in the chamber, although obviously it won't be worn by anybody. that will be the representation of the 96-year-old monarch. but this is the first time in 59 years that queen elizabeth ii hasn't been part of this important ceremony. last time she missed it from 1963 and 1959. but that is when she was pregnant with two of her four children. on the agenda this time, this is an opportunity politically for boris johnson's government to reset the narrative. they will be trying to tackle economic issues, things like the rising cost of living in the uk where inflation is set to top in excess of 10% by the end of this year and there will also be other bills that will tackle things like people's right to protest and how protests that interfere with infrastructure in the country like recent climate change protests can be policed. 38 bills will be presented over the course of this important event. we've seen throughout may a display of all the different ambassadors who come to watch the particular event and of course all the politicians and members of the house of lords. an important occasion, but many question marks over the state of the health of the honest arc as she pulled out of the important cer ceremony just ahead of her platinum jubilee. >> nina, thank you very much. and the golden state warriors are just a win away from a trip to the nba western conference finals. steph curry led all scorers with 32 points as the warriors held on for the narrow victory over the grizzlies. and al 4horford led the celtics in the win over the bucks. after nearly 13 years, we have our first look at the sequel to james cameron's groundbreaking science figures film avatar. is it the way of water? 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