The 90s are happening here. susan, what s the conversations about this major humanitarian crisis in ukraine? it affected the conversations in the white house and the country. you know we can only imagine what the atrociies are on the ukrainian people. for americans watching these pictures of mass graves and thousands of bodies dumped in them, it raises questions whether the u.s. and western responses are big enough. we saw president biden yesterday announced a new aid package, promised to announce another one yet next week. there is real limits of what the united states has been willing to do. you know we are approaching some critical weeks here both for the united states and russia up to that may 9th victory day celebration they were acustomed
Corridors. full responsibility lies with the invaders. jonathan: we are told there are hundreds of thousands of civilians stuck still in mariupol. there will be an attempt, we understand, to get more of them out today. it is clearly a very dangerous task and when you see the shelling of those civilian targets, airstrikes against civilian targets, you can see how terrified those people are to even begin one step along the humanitarian corridors. in the meantime, we are seeing disturbing pictures of mass graves, the ukrainian people having to simply wrap bodies in plastic and put them into trenches that they have dug because there are simply so many bodies and interesting piece of video we saw overnight, as well, guys, was a russian tank with the symbol of the soviet union on it. that speaks very powerfully to