kevin: welcome back, everybody. 37 minutes after the hour. day 72 with the war on ukraine. and putin forces continuing relentless assault on the last of mariupol. trapped underground with a massive steel plant, it is a difficult circumstance on the ground and from where we go live to matt finn with the latest from lviv. good evening, matt. hey, kevin the situation in mariupol is growing more dire now. for weeks now estimated innocent civilians including children are seeking shelter in the tunnels beneath the plant. now the ukrainian officials say an electrician showed the russians how to get access to those tunnels and russians are now storming the plant by foot and with tanks. forcing the ukrainian marines to fight back must surrender or perhaps died. ukrainian commander pleading for
surrounded by the right people that would imply he doesn t think or he s concerned she might not be surrounded by the right people and in that, we would read close members of the family, and staff. so that s grabbing a few of their headlines at the moment. there is always something that comes out of these interviews, so that s what people are focusing on now. as i say, a wide ranging interview and very encouraging to hear that the queen s on good form, so not seeing much of her at the moment. he called himself his grandmother s protector, but also interesting to hear him say that for now, the u.s. is his home. no longer the uk where he is living here with his family. max foster, thank you. well, still ahead, more signs of desperation in ukraine. a marine commander pleading for international help to evacuate the region. citing a large number of wounded troops and limited medical supplies. hear his message to the world up next.