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we will look at the security response from the taliban. hong kong with china s worst heat wave in more than 60 years. live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. good to have you with us. so, get ready to have you listen to the next chapter in the story of donald trump versus the fbi. the former president is said to be considering releasing surveillance video of the search of his mar-a-lago home. some want to included in campaign style adds to fire up trump s face. others say it could backfire, when the public sees the sheer volume of materials eased. here is trump s son, eric, on fox news. you still have the surveillance tape, is that correct? will you are you allowed to share that with the country? absolutely, sean, at the right time. we get more now, from cnn s gabby, from washington. reporter: we are learning tonight that former president, donald trump, is facing pressure from some of his allies who wants him to release the cctv ....
Clarissa ward reports, violent attacks remain a big concern. reporter: he would talk to the u.n. and they would say that the number of civilian casualties has decreased threefold in the seven months since the taliban took over, compared to the 10 months in the run up to the taliban taking over. so, it is definitely safer here, but there is this insurgency roiling on in the background. there have been a number of attacks, since we have been here. one targeted a prominent cleric who is supportive of the taliban, another, targeting muslims in a different part of the city. this appears to be the largest, since we arrived, and again, the concern is that you are going to see those casualty figures get higher and higher. the taliban has been really trying to keep a tight lid though on first of all leading journalists get anywhere near the scene or get any kind of information. they haven t been releasing ....
Thousands of italian teenagers. you see them in st. peters square. this is the first gathering since the start of the pandemic but francis said he was worriedability their future, and russia s war in ukraine, which he called cruel and senseless on easter sunday. meantime, cnn visited a ukrainian city directly in the line of fire, as cnn s clarissa ward reports, residents there spent orthodox palm sunday praying for peace but, of course, also bracing for violence. reporter: at the alexander cathedral, an art and prayer from worshippers under the shadow of russia s war. we ask for your mercy, lord. please, hear us. they have gathered here for orthodox palm sunday, carrying w willows instead of palms, per ....
Mostly women and children, have fled ukraine since the russian assault began last week. but amid shelling around kyiv some of the most vulnerable residents can t leave. as cnn s clarissa ward reports, they re the children being treated at ukraine s largest children s hospital. reporter: outside the akhmadid hospital the sound of heavy fighting pierces the night air. the shelling has started, this nurse says. we re in the surgical department for newborn babies. it s so loud. exhausted staff hover nervously in the hallway. this is ukraine s largest children s hospital. shutting down is not an option. we decided to open our surgical department here. reporter: neurosurgeon dimitri yashenko shows the impact of just one week of war. so the children who are too sick ....
You hear there the sound of recent shelling echoing in the distance, which these people were trying to escape. now, you can see them making a treacherous journey over a damaged bridge. this is in irpin in ukraine just outside the capital, kyiv. they re carrying whatever they can. the u.n. says more than 2 million refugees have fled ukraine since the start of this invasion, mostly women, children, and the elderly since men of fighting age are not allowed to leave. more than half of the refugees have crossed into poland. half of them are children. hundreds of thousands of others have made it to other countries neighboring ukraine where many have family and friends. and while millions have evacuated ukraine, the u.n. says hundreds of thousands of others are still on the move, trying to flee combat zones inside this country. the struggle to survive and escape especially hard on the elderly and other vulnerable people. cnn s clarissa ward reports. reporter: incredibly, they ....