he would have been killed. there s no question about it. they were brutal to other residents on that street. he knew the risk he was taking. he felt it was important one day those photos could be important and he wanted to document what was happening. we ll have your full report from bucha a little later on in the show. the inhumanity. i know you ve been in many war zones but to watch what is happening there to the people, each one is unique but it s indescribable what they are enduring and what our folks on the ground, including you are witnessing. yeah. the behavior of russian forces in a number of places has been really across the board pretty awful that not only obviously there s the shelling of several yans but individual acts of terror especially in bucha. documented incidents of individual shooting. civilians and bringing potatoes home to his family to get something to eat. shot to death for no reason at all other than to terrorize the population. they killed him b
happening from the outside and creates unacceptable strategic threats for us, then they should know that our response to on coming strikes will be swift, lightening fast. prisoner swap with russia. trevor reid, an american held in russia for nearly three heres on his way home tonight. and house republicans divided. gop leader kevin mccarthy doing damage control after his comments criticizing a republican colleague after january 6th were caught on tape and released this week. but i want to begin with the war. isa, hello to you. we are learning that the u.s. has credible information that a russian military unit executed ukrainians who attempted to surrender near donetsk. what is the latest? reporter: good evening to you, don. this is yet again just more harrowing details of russia s aggression on the ground we ve been hearing day in and day out. she said that the u.s. had credible information that a russian military unit that was operating in the east of the country where t