and like make the house fly into the air. reporter: make the house fly into the air? yeah. reporter: fly to safety? yeah. reporter: the laughter of children who have a lot on their minds. gary tuchman, cnn, parma heights, ohio. more than 4.8 million refugees have fled ukraine since the war began less than two months ago, and some may never get the chance to return to the life they once had. you re now looking at the spectacular new york city skyline, and in partnership with cnn s impact your world the empire state building is shining its tower lights in the colors of the ukrainian flag every night through june 1st. for more information on how you can help provide humanitarian aid to ukraine just log on to cnn.com/impact. well, that does it for me. jim acosta will be back next week. now, we won t embarrass him by giving away his age, but today is his birthday.
if you had superpowers, what would you do if you had superpowers? save the good people. save the good people? yeah. that s what you would do as superwoman? yeah, yeah, and make the house fly into the air. make the house fly into the air? yeah. fly to safety? yeah. reporter: the laughter of children who have a lot on their minds. the children are also learning about charitable donations. they, their parents, the teachers, the community donating food, medicine, clothing, so many donations that the owners got in a plane with 30 large cases, flew to poland, drove the donation os the border. the donations went into ukraine. the donations kept coming, so they have more donations. they re in warsaw as we speak driving to the border driving to the donations to the ukraine and
to be ukrainian american after the war? yes, they re proud of their roots, that ukraine is standing strong. staying together. reporter: before we say good-bye, i get to talk to the students a bit. if you had superpowers, what would you do? if you had superpowers. save the good people. reporter: save the good people? yeah. reporter: that s what you would do as superwoman? yeah, yeah. and, like, make the house fly into the air. reporter: fly to safety? the laughter of children who have a lot on their minds. gary tuchman, cnn, parma heights, ohio. we ll take a short break. for our viewers internationally, inside africa is next. for others, our breaking news
[ inaudible ] and that war never happened. reporter: roman and helena are the owners of the academy. do you think your students here are now prouder to be ukrainian american than even before this war? yes, i think they are proud about their roots. that they ukrainians and about ukrainian standing strong. staying together. reporter: before we say good-bye to the students, i get to talk with them a bit. if you had superpowers, what would you do? if you had superpowers? save the good people. save the good people? yeah. that s what you would do as superwoman? yeah, yeah. and like, make the house fly into the air. make the house fly into the air? yeah. fly to safety? yeah. reporter: the laughter of children who have a lot on their minds. the children here are also learning about charitable giving. they and their families have
okay. every single parent have peace and that war had never happened. reporter: roman and he helena dutka are owners. do you think your students are prouder to be ukrainian american than before the war? yes. i think they are proud about their roots, that they are ukrainians and about ukrainians standing strong. standing together. reporter: before we said good-bye with the students, i had a talk with them. what would you do if you had super power? save the good people. save the good people? yeah. that s what you would do as super woman? yeah. yeah. like make the house fly into the air. make the house fly into the air? yeah. fly to safety? yeah. the law enfoughter of childr.