welcome to the show, everyone. it s 1 it s 10:00 a.m. in lviv. there is hope for evacuations from the besieged city of mariupol could resume soon. according to local officials, a convoy overseen by the u.n. and the red cross will leave this morning. 100 people were evacuated from the cities as is still planned. it is believed hundreds more are still trapped inside the sprawling industrial complex. many have been stranded there for weeks now under russian attacks. they decimated the city. food and water supplies have been running dangerously low, but despite those dire conditions, evacuations had to be paused on sunday night and ukrainian soldiers said shelling resumed against the plant once again. for so many in mariupol the chance to escape came too far too late. 20,000 residents have been killed since the war began. it is a staggering number. but those burying the dead are seemingly endless as well as heartbreaking task as sarah sidner has this report. reporter: no tears,
relief of individuals into the united states as they are not successful they are promptly removed from the country. we have been doing so for months that if in fact we reach the number, that will be an extraordinary strain on. we will be vaccinating noncitizens at the border. talking to individuals who are feeling fear of persecution economic despair and violence and corruption and extreme weather events. we need countries to apply their lives and those to the south to manage their borders. that is not satire but actual homeland security secretary speaking this morning hard to believe that senior official could put any performance so incoherent and completely delusional that the border is not open. yes it is. we are not releasing people into the us. yes you are. we have been prepared for this moment. this is what being prepared it looks like? we are not prepared we have to be under extraordinary constraint don t worry now they will vaccinate at the border maybe if you convi
she says that it is a message of solidarity with ukraine telling zelenskyy that our commitment is to be there for you up ntil the fight is done. to the south a glimmer of hope is emerging for people trapped in mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts, around 20 civilians managed to leave saturday, but that is just a tiny fraction of the thousands that are said to still be stuck in the city. meantime missile strikes hammered southern and eastern ukraine, in odesa witnesses reported hearing several explosions. and ukrainian military says that the runway at odesa s airport had been destroyed. and ukraine s president vowed to rebuild. translator: we are restoring electricity supply, communications, water supply and gas supply. we are doing everything to return normal medicine, educational services, access to financial institutions. we are restoring roads. of course there is still a lot of work ahead. the occupiers are still on our land and still
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facing an apathetic french public . for the french election in 20 years. it will be up to us to work together to achieve this unity. which will enable us to live more happily in france and beat the challenges that await us in the years to come. they will certainly not be quiet. so, le pen last night was quick to come out after the vote was clear. she didn t exactly compete, but she acknowledged who won. she celebrated her parties much improved showing since last vote, which indeed it was. and she said, she claimed they are well-positioned for june s parliamentary elections. translator: this result constitutes for our french leaders, as well as european leaders, a great defiance from the french people towards them, which they can t ignore. and that, of a widely shared aspiration for big change. the french have showed their desire for a counter power. our other top story this hour, the trip by two top u.s. officials to ukraine where they met with volodymyr zelenskyy. uk