kids going to music recitals and going to concerts. it was an everyday city. this capital city of kyiv, the country was alive, and it was living and today it is so consumed by conflict and speaking with these people who are fleeing their home towns over the weekend was heartbreaking because you see with them they carry what they can. normally one bag with all of their belongings that they need, they carry their kids, pets, whatever they can grab, and they run. literally run away from russian forces and as they were doing that, our cameras capturing this, the russians are shelling them, firing mortars at these innocent civilians, and no other way to describe it, the hell on earth they are facing in ukraine and according to u.s. officials who testified before congress they expect it to get far worse before it gets better. john: a campaign of terror, no question about that, and the institute for study of war, jack keane s organization believes the russians are massing here on the east s
0 russian corridor for the first time in the city of sumy along the northeastern border. but mariupol has reports of renewed russian shelling. you can also join fox and the support of red cross efforts in ukraine. head to red cross.org, and also help by calling 800-helpnow. america reports is now. [gunfire] they came to our city, they damaged our infrastructure. and killed innocents. scary to stay home right now. process, out of the country, and others sandra: the sound of suffering from innocent ukrainians caught in the middle of an unprovoked invasion. now president biden is taking a new step to punish vladimir putin, banning imports of russian oil into the u.s.. hello and welcome, everyone, sandra smith in new york. john: good to see you on this tuesday. john roberts in washington. a refugee crisis in europe not seen in a generation unfollowing before our eyes. more than 2 million people have fled ukraine. vast majority heading west to avoid the russians targeting civil