evacuate all the civilians. whatever you have high inflationary pressures, whenever you have interest rates going up, add that to the supply chain woes that we have, we ve got challenges. talking about the good ole days tonight naomi judd to be inducted into the country music hall of fame. it is going to be tragic but joyous on so many levels. i m pamela brown in washington. you are live in the kroon newsroom on this sunday. it is 3:00 a.m. in mariupol, ukraine. and hope may be as close as the sunrise. these are new images from the besieged city. ukraine s president says that more than 100 civilians evacuated from the steel plant on sunday, a place which had been the final stand of resistance. hundreds of people huddled in the basement there for weeks with food, water, and medicine running out. evacuations are due to resume just hours from now but more russian shelling overnight could jeopardize that. the city has been relentlessly bombarded since the first days o
in a convoy with russian forces and vehicles with u.n. logos. no such relief for the people left behind. the attacks have been relentless and there s no pause. sara sidner joins me now from kyiv. united nations listed the official death toll less than 3,000 but that sounds far short than the reality. reporter: i think it is. if anything tells you how short it is when you look at the vi owe that we have obtained. cnn got video of just outside of mariupol and it shows rows and rows and rows of grave sites. freshly dug grave sites and the people said they don t expect to stop burying people. many unidentified. no tears. no remembrances. no final good-byes. just dust to dust. burial is over. translator: we bury 50 people a day. today we have done two lots of 18 bodies and another 10. 46 in total. reporter: grave diggers can barely keep up the pace at the cemetery. once marked with a sign the bodies have yet to be identified by family. translator: people come and find the
will the may primaries be a defining test of trump s influence? this time we put somebody in washington to break the brokenness down. i m going to washington to be reenforcements for fighters, fighters like donald trump. journalists, politicians and celebrities together in one room for the white house correspondents dinner. great to be here again. i told my grand kids and pete buttigieg, they could stay up late and watch the show tonight. is it a sign of a new people normal, or was it a superspreader event? hello, and welcome to inside picts sunday, i m abby philip. we begin with breaking news, house speaker nancy pelosi made an unannounced visit to ukraine s capital this morning. pelosi is now the highest ranking u.s. official to travel there since the war began. she and a group of u.s. lawmakers met with president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv with a message of support from the american people and in a news conference in poland after their visit hay had strong wor
appears to have bogged down into a protracted conflict. fighting intensified in the country s east. russian missile strikes and shells continuing to fall on ukrainian cities including the capital of kyiv. where the first u.s. congressional delegation to visit ukraine, met secretly with president zelenskyy in kyiv. this weekend. the group s leader our speaker nancy pelosi, with strong words for russia and its president putin. do not be bullied by bullies. if they are making threats, you can not back down. that is my view of it. we are there for the fight. and we cannot fold to a bully. the democrats will comes as congress considers president biden s request for 33 billion dollars in aid to ukraine. and russia suggests that shipments of western weapons streaming into ukraine are fair game for its military. the latest on russia s more that s coming up. and later, the emotional true story of our nation s first black secret service agent pardoned last week by president biden
this is the sunday show. this sunday we begin with a secret diplomatic trip to a war torn country. house speaker nancy pelosi let a small congressional delegation on an unannounced trip to ukraine. meeting with president volodymyr zelenskyy, and spending three hours on the ground in the capital city of kyiv. it is a strong show of support from the united states. pelosi is now the highest ranking u.s. official to visit to the ukrainian capital since russia s invasion. we believe that we are visiting you to say thank you. for your fight for freedom on any frontier freedom and that your front is a fight for everyone. but our command is to be there for you while this work is done. we as the delegation continues on to polling, the russian foreign minister is warning that any weapons shipments is, quote, fair game as russian forces continue to pound the besieged nation. a glimmer of hope this morning news agency was reported that nearly 40 civilians were successfully evacuated