the rubble. well, we hope that saturday may 7th so far has been good to you. i know it s early, but we re grateful you re waking up with us. you, too, alex. thank you for having me. so great to be back with you. always. we will begin with the stalled efforts to free more civilians from that battered steel plant that has come under attack by russian forces in the city of mariupol. right. evacuations were supposed to resume today after 50 civilians were freed from the plant in mariupol yesterday. so far there are no signs that process has restarted. we know at least 100 civilians, including a number of children by the way, are still trapped in underground bunkers. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has accused russia of using blockades as a form of torture, he says, because people are being starved. zelenskyy says organizations are not being allowed to get into mariupol to get the people there badly-needed food, water and countless other supplies. and presi
russian city of belgorod. russia has accused ukraine of mounting cross-border attacks on fuel depose and military installations. there s new video from the ukrainians that shows what they say are ukrainian drone strikes on russian vessels inside the black sea. not far from snake island. something worth watching there. overnight house speaker nancy pelosi in poland, she met with the polish president there following her trip to kyiv over the weekend. she says the visit will send an unmistakable message to the world america stands with nato allies in support of ukraine. i want to go live to cnn s matt rivers this morning who is in kyiv. i know you are closely following the situation in mariupol, hundreds of people still trapped inside that steel plant and in zaporizhzhia where she are waiting for bus loads hopefully of citizens from mariupol to be evacuated. what can you tell us this morning? reporter: yeah, john, two different evacuation operations going on right now in m
will the may primaries be a defining test of trump s influence? this time we put somebody in washington to break the brokenness down. i m going to washington to be reenforcements for fighters, fighters like donald trump. journalists, politicians and celebrities together in one room for the white house correspondents dinner. great to be here again. i told my grand kids and pete buttigieg, they could stay up late and watch the show tonight. is it a sign of a new people normal, or was it a superspreader event? hello, and welcome to inside picts sunday, i m abby philip. we begin with breaking news, house speaker nancy pelosi made an unannounced visit to ukraine s capital this morning. pelosi is now the highest ranking u.s. official to travel there since the war began. she and a group of u.s. lawmakers met with president volodymyr zelenskyy in kyiv with a message of support from the american people and in a news conference in poland after their visit hay had strong wor
welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, april 28th. i m brianna keilar with john berman. and vladimir putin is warning the west that his bloody war against ukraine will expand, if anyone tries to interfere. and that rhetoric is coming as the u.n. secretary-general who just came face to face with putin tells cnn this war will not end until russia decides it will. translator: if someone intends to intervene in what is happening from the outside, and creates unacceptable strategic threats for us, then they should know that our response to oncoming strikes will be swift, lightning fast. we have all the tools for this. ones that no one can brag about. and we won t brag. we will use them if needed. the war will end when the russian federation decides to end it, and when there is after the cease-fire, the possibility of a serious political agreement. we can have all meetings, but that is not what will end the war. overnight, the
world. it is friday, april 22nd. i m brianna keilar in washington with jim sciutto in lviv, ukraine. we are beginning with breaking news. mariupol is close to a catastrophe. that is how the owner of the azovstal steel plant is describing the situation on the ground now. food, water, ammunition growing more scarce by the hour. men, women, and children, hundreds of them, still hide inside the battered and burned out fortress. there is no agreement on evacuation corridors out of mariupol for the thousands upon thousands of others. they fear the routes will be attacked by russian forces because they have been. this morning, these disturbing satellite images revealing rows of mass graves. russian soldiers accused of dumping the body of countless women, children, and men in ditches to cover their crimes. there are over 200 new graves in these set of photos. think of that in the 21st century. mass killing and mass graves. that s where we are. the mayor of mariupol calls all of thi