was my name on the list i ran out of ink saying tiffany please be gone in 2022. it wouldn t burn, crazyiest thing. that s the magic of me. yes. that was different for me. usually i spend new year s last year i ordered a deep dish pizza and watched the ball drop, red a book. but 2021 has been heavy so it was nice to have that experience with other people. it was heavy for a lot of folks. deep dish pizza is not real pizza, by the way. wow. yeah. i think it s been heavy for a lot of folks in 2021, quite honestly. as a result you did see a lot of scaled down celebrations last night anticipating what year 2022 is going to be. do you think 2022 is going to be better than 2021? i hope so. otherwise the whole ceremony last night made no sense. tell me about it. objectively, i m worried. i don t know what you did, clearly tiffany is not trying to tell us what she did. i will tell you what i did. i went to sleep around 8:45, 9:00. my plan was wake up before ne
they were not. and he repeats a lie by linking the fight now to the fight then. i am now addressing our armed forces and the militias of donbas. we are fighting for the mother land, for its future. so no one forgets the lessons of the second world war so there is no place in the world for executioners. in ukraine, they remember the victory over the nazis. ukraine s president, zelenskyy, promises ukraine will soon have another victory day to celebrate. translator: very soon there will be two victory days in ukraine. and someone won t have any. we will win, and we will win now. happy victory over naziism day. in luhansk as many as 50 feared dead after a russian missile turned a school that was a shelter into a burning scrap heap. in mariupol, all women and children are out of the steel plant, but there s a new glimpse of the unrelenting horror in that port city. the next images are beyond disturbing. shallow graves for what looks like hundreds in a line of body bags. th
described and has prohibited the broadcast of information the government regards as false. with that matthew filed this report just moments ago. reporter: this was a much anticipated event amid speculation that the victory day parade would be used to make an important announcement about what russia calls its special military operation in ukraine. possibly a formal declaration of war or a mass mobilization of troops. but neither of those things happened. what we did witness was a spectacular display of russian military might. even though the air display was cancelled because of bad weather, 11,000 troops marched over the cobbles of red square followed by columns of tanks, rocket launchers and interballistic missiles. vladimir putin repeated claims trying to justify the conflict in ukraine that russia was faising an eminent attack and that it had to act preemptively. he also drew parallels between the soviet victory over germany in the 1940s which is what victory day is meant
president biden s oldest granddaughter opening fire on multiple suspects. and the abc news exclusive tonight, for the first time, the videotaped interviews with two attorneys who worked with former president trump, charged in georgia s election interference case. what they have told prosecutors. first tonight, explosions and gun fire deep inside gaza. our team imbedded with the israeli military outside a children s hospital. the israelis tonight claiming it was used as a hamas command center. and what they ll show our team. is it evidence of hamas operations? and were some of the hostages kept there at one point? and outside the largest hospital in gaza city, the facility without electricity now. 39 premature babies inside had to be removed from incubators. and tonight, what u.s. authorities are now saying about that very hospital. matt gutman in israel. we have new reporting here tonight on the deaths of five elite american soldiers killed aboard a special operations h
The nation on his shoulders. david? ian pannell with president zelenskyy today. ian, thank you. meanwhile, here on the ukraine/poland border tonight, we are seeing the refugee emergency unfold in real time. in fact, the u.n. now says more than 1 million people have fled ukraine, and this was stunning, they now believe half of them, half a million, are children. tonight here, the cries of those children and what they told us inside this train station right here behind us when they arrived here in poland, about their country and about their fathers who stayed behind to fight. we drive to the train station in poe land, where we are told a humanitarian crisis is unfolding. we arrive and immediately, we see it. we hear it. the cries.children, the boy crying to his mother, saying, i am tired, i am so tired. kwtsz so many of these families