remaining there will be, quote listen to this language filtered out. that s the state of the war in this country several weeks in. we re covering the latest across ukraine this morning. this morning, as i said, we were woken up by air raid sirens. russian forces launched cruise missiles on multiple targets here in lviv. this is what me and my team witn witnessed. this is the scene of one of the missile strikes this morning. you can see the emergency responders back here. as we arrived, another air raid signal went off. soldiers concerned that this will be a secondary strike on the same target. it s one of five missile strikes so far today in lviv and they re expecting more. they now believe it was a total of four strikes. ukrainian soldiers ordered us behind a concrete barricade. they were concerned more missiles were on the way and they were nervous about us filming any soldiers or military facilities. one soldier cocked his rifle as she shouted at us to move back. tha
translator: the military operation will continue until it s completed. mariupol will be defeated. the russians have come up with a new tactic to ensure the devastation of their attacks last far beyond first impact. this is cnn breaking news. it is wednesday, april 13th. we begin with the mass shooting inside a new york city subway in brooklyn. the city s mayor described it as a quiet tuesday morning that turned into a war zone. the gunman is still on the loose. authorities say he set off smoke grenades before firing 33 shots. ten people were hit though all survived. 13 others were injured by smoke inhalation, falling down or panic attacks. new york s governor says four children on their way to school were amongst those hurt. police have identified the man who you see here is a person of interest because he s believed to have rented a u-haul van whose keys were found at the scene. he has not been named as a suspect. that van is being towed away. cnn s miguel marquez
cnn breaking news good morning, everyone. i m erica hill with omar jimenez in new york, poppy and phil, our office this morning we begin this hour with the breaking news out of russia, the russian prison service reporting opposition leader alexey navalny has died in prison. again, this information coming from the country s prison service navalny was 47 years old. the cause of his death at this hour is a mystery. we do have team coverage for you this hour we want to begin with nick paton hey, walsh, who was in munich. you are there for the munich security conference. this will likely change a lot of those discussions before we get to that impact though, nic just give us a sense of where things stand this morning given that we are learning from the prison service, that alexey navalny has in fact died we don t have independent confirmation, but frankly, given how information function putin s russia is close to it, as you might expect, the prison service itself from the regio
viewers in the united states and all around the world, i m max foster in london. i want to bring you up to date on our developing story out of russia beginning with a dramatic turn of events. at this hour moscow is calm but traffic restrictions are still in place on a major highway connecting the capital with southwestern russia. the refinery fire that started after an apparent clash between wagner mercenaries and russia troops has been put out, happening after a headed by yevgeny prigozhin came to an end as suddenly as it was started. that is video of wagner troops shooting in the air as they pulled out of the city on saturday. earlier the kremlin said it cut a deal with prigozhin to stop the march of his force toss moscow, under that deal the kremlin says wagner troops will not face any legal action, but they will sign new contracts with russia s defense ministry. while moscow will drop its charges against prigozhin he will go to belarus. wagner s leading says he agreed t
over joining me from around the world. i m richard quest in london. this is the cnn newsroom. israel says it s going to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties in gaza. it seems to be giving palestinians few options on where go. i ll put that very point to a senior adviser of the israeli prime minister. america s borders are at breaking point, and federal officials are encountering record levels of migration. nearly 10,000 a day. the surge and what fuels it. a report from the weather center tracking a storm system across the southwest ahead a busy holiday travel weekend. it is 10:00 in london, 12 noon in gaza. israel s military says it s pressing on with plans to expand the operation in gaza despite growing pressure to scale back on its offensive. an idf spokesperson says the campaign will widen to new areas. the emphasis on southern gaza. it follows the u.n. security council which adopted a long-delayed resolution calling for the increase in aid to gaza. the uni