in some migrants. cnn goes in a hostile that is hosting asylum seekers. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin in ukraine where officials are claiming progress in the south as russian shelling rains down on the east. ukraine has been pushing forward with its counteroffensive in the kherson region and president zelenskyy says another area has been cleared of russian troops. here he is. translator: the ukrainian military gradually liberates the territory of the kherson region. today a village was returned to our state. there are some successes in the zaporizhzhia region as well. fierce street fights continue in severdonetsk. donbas is holding firm. the losses the occupiers suffered are very heavy. the russian army has already about 32,000 dead souls as of today. what for? what benefits have you gained from this, russia? but russian casualties haven t stopped the kremlin s war. russian artillery is dismantle willing buildings used as sh
war wounds, things that you see on movies. by the end of this year, we ll see prices dropping. it is frustrating, it is not ideal. and i think, you know, things are complicated in the world right now. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. it is thursday, june 8. today house committee investigating the riots at the u.s. capitol will start revealing what it has learned. this multimedia review of the attack will be unveiled for a primetime american television audience for the very first time. the bipartisan panel will show how huge crowds supporting the former u.s. president ransacked the capitol on january 6 of last year and they will try to convict donald trump in the court of public opinion saying he is responsible for major abuses of power. among the key witnesses, a capitol police officer who was hurt by rioters and suffered a major brain injury and yet she still prevented many from entering the building. and we ll hear from a documentarian whose
moving in and out of the strip since the war began. you are watching fox and friends first on wednesday morning, i m carley shimkus. todd: i m todd piro. 400 americans are in gaza. jonathan hunt has the latest with all of it. jonathan. jonathan: todd piro and carley, good morning to you. this is an agreement broken by the qataris along with egypt, israel, u.s. and hamas. it will allow, we are told, all foreign nationals, passport holders, to leave gaza via southern border crossing with rafah. you look at live picture of that border crossing. we understand that some of the foreign nationals have already gone through the crossing and have been processed. we do not know at this point whether that includes americans, but we are told that americans are obviously among those who will be allowed to leave gaza today, after three weeks stuck there in the most terrifying of circumstances. meantime, u.s. officials are doing nothing to hide their concern over the potential for a re
because you can t say from hell to heaven. reporter: coming from hell to heaven? yeah. reporter: he is grateful for the peace and freedom in rwanda, but still not his destination of choice. your final goal is still to go to europe? yeah. reporter: rwanda has become the global migrant leader. and a deal with denmark is in the works. some accuse it of trying to panlt paint over a dark reputation. larry madowo, cnn. don t expect to see justin bieber concert for a while. a medical condition is sidelining the singer. we ll look at what the problem is and how it is affecting him, stay with us.
when they want to get to europe. and to be forced to come to a country 4,000 miles away. and one local legislator told us that this decision should have been brought before parliament, that the government should not have made that decision on its own. but this is a global migrant leader. when rich countries don t want certain my gigrants, they can s them off onto rwanda. we understand the government tells us that they are working on a similar deal with denmark. so it seems to be a way that they see it as a place for vulnerable people to rebuild their lives and they say this is their philosophy the last 30 years despite all the criticisms including about the human rights record and lgbtq migrants will