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"if it happens, it will be terrible," she said. "we were born here. everything was good. we have little left of our lives." on the platform, pavel fedosenko hands out pizzas to excited children, and their weary parents. pizza orders placed by complete strangers, donations from all over the world. "people who left kharkiv want to feed those left behind, "he said. "foreigners who want to treat emergency crews and paramedics." word of mouth spread quickly, and now his daddy's pizza has a paypal account for donations and hundreds of happy customers. how does that make you feel? "joyful, "he said, "bringing a little slice of happiness here, seeing kids laugh, to bring a taste of normal life, it feels fantastic." now, we saw bomb-damaged buildings all over kharkiv today. the streets were virtually deserted. yet, despite nearly two months of constant bombardment, that city remains under ukrainian control, at least for now. norah. >> o'donnell: charlie d'agata, thank you. let's turn back here to home. a dangerous situation out west where fire season is getting a roaring and early start. tonight, an out-of-control and fast-growing blaze, deemed the tunnel fire, is just one of 10 uncontained fires burning across three states, already scorching nearly 60,000 acres with no signs of slowing down. amy cutler from our cbs affiliate kphonela eportpu fiercelre rages explode than 20,000 acres. the next 24 hours are critical as flames continue to push into neighborhoods near flagstaff. the wind blowing sparks that are igniting across the landscape. >> this fire is 100% a wind-driven fire. unfortunately, it was pretty devastating to the community that it burned through. >> reporter: what once was a mountain vacation home is now a total loss. at least 2,000 residents remain evacuated. hundreds of homes are still threatened. it's one of nearly 20,000 fires nationwide this year alone, the most in at least a decade, as much of the west suffers from severe to extreme drought. in tinder-dry conditions, a wildfire in colorado burned for just seven hours but destroyed at least 15 homes. >> i thought for sure my home was on fire. >> reporter: donna martinez says she was lucky. as for her neighbor? >> bless his heart, he stood here and just watched his house go up in flames. >> reporter: near flagstaff, the winds are expected to remain erratic. fire officials say it's still too dangerous for them to survey the damage. as for the number of structures that have been destroyed, the sheriff says it's at least 30, and that number is expected to rise. norah. >> o'donnell: state of emergency there. amy cutler, thank you. let's turn now to florida where the governor has gone to war with the magic kingdom. today, republicans targeted disney, the state's largest employer, after the company publicly condemned a new law that critics believe targets l.g.b.t.q. students. here's cbs' manuel bojorquez. >> the bill passes. read the next bill. >> reporter: florida's legislature made good on the governor's threat today. ♪ ♪ ♪ e nemoy'ths spevste cial improvement district, which allows it to govern and tax itself to build roads, provide power, and some emergency services around its theme parks. it's been that way since 1967. >> we call it epcot. >> reporter: but things soured when disney publicly criticized florida's parental rights in education law, which opponents call "don't say gay," because it prohibits public school instruction on sexual orientation or gender identity in grades k-3.m->> we're certaio bend a knee to woke executives in california. >> reporter: this week, governor ron desantis asked lawmakers to dissolve disney's special district. is this retaliation? >> no, i don't think so. but i think when you kick the hornet's nest, sometimes issues rise up that you weren't aware of. >> reporter: republican state representative randy fine wrote the house bill. >> disney's charter allows them to build a nuclear power plant. these are not things that make a lot of sense. >> reporter: he says taxpayers won't have to foot the bill with disney out. >> what he's saying is absurd. >> reporter: but scott randolph, orange county's tax collector, says residents could be stuck with a roughly $163 million bill. >> for the citizens of orange county, you're talking a financial fiasco. anything that comes with a normal municipal government would fall to orange county with zero additional revenue. >> o'donnell: and manny joins us now. manny, there's also another bill with national implications that just passed in florida, right? >> reporter: that's right, norah. amid protests by some lawmakers, who even staged a sit-in, the house gave final approval to the governor's redrawing of the state's congressional map, which is expected to give the g.o.p. four additional seats, while dismantling two districts which are currently held by black members of congress. norah. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you. let's turn now to the pandemic and some big news for parents with kids under five years old. the f.d.a. could reportedly authorize the first covid vaccine for young children in june, and it comessals the fight over masking on planes, trains, and ride shares continues. earlier, we woke with white house covid-19 response coordinator dr. ashish jha, and asked why the c.d.c. thinks a mask is still nessary on public transportation. >> what the c.d.c. scientists said about a week ago or so was that, you know, we have this ned they needed time to assess whether that was going to end up having a big impact on hospitalizations and deaths. and they thought in by the c.d.c. >>o'donnell: you don't have to wear a masa mask on a plane or train or any kind of public transport? 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