Russia made the promise of evacuating civilians. that hasn t happened with the exception of friday we saw at least 50 civilians evacuated from mariupol. the russian military, as you can see there, was seen escorting those two buses said to be carrying some of those evacuees to the town east of mariupol. ukrainian officials say they were later able to travel to ukrainian-held territory. but you know, like i was saying, sprawling factory is being under constant bombardment. president zelenskyy said he is hoping to negotiate the safe evacuation of the soldiers. there are roughly 600 still inside. have a listen. translator: we are also working on diplomatic options to save our military who remain in azo azovstal. influential mediators are involved, including influential states. reporter: russia has been
The evacuees to a town east of mariupol. as we have been showing you for the last few days in fact, the sprawling factory has been under constant shelling and bombardment, president zelenskyy said that he is pursuing diplomatic options for the safely evacuation of the soldiers inside. on friday, u.s. president joe biden announced $150 million in additional military aide, but warns that the u.s. is running low on what it is send without additional approval from congress. 200 soldiers have been trained to operate equipment that arrived in the region. on the latest on the dire situation in mariupol. reporter: a ukrainian soldier in shocked silence, his arm shredded and burned his vehicle hit by a shoulder grenade launcher. another victim in the bloody
Mariupol, but that broad evacuation arranged by the united nations red cross, part of broader discussions between capitals moscow, kyiv as well, is, i think, fair to say under way at this point. there is a little uncertainty as to exactly its progress si stage, there s suggestions from officials that the buses haven t yet reached the rallying point yet but also other suggestions, too, it is en route. there are two different phases to this, there is the azovstal steel plant, those hundreds of civilians and it seems also, too, hundreds of wounded ukrainian soldiers caught under that enormous sprawling factory and also slowly coming out, you saw those dramatic images of the first dozens emerging to sunlight for the first time, and then also the broader evacuation in which hundreds, thousands, certainly tens of thousands of civilians still in mariupol will make their way out. now, there s potential here for them to go through manusk and
Previously. this was their first time to vote for a republican, and despite not having many accomplishments, they blame congress, not the president. in a stunning election upset, president trump did what no republican candidate has done for decades. he flipped michigan from blue to red, helping him cinch the 2016 election. i think trump has done a great job in the face of tremendous opposition. reporter: these are the voters that helped trump flip michigan. we met him just after trump took office. we came back a year later to find out how they think he s done. a b-plus. a b for accomplishment. i would say c-plus. i would give him an a. an a? yes. a sprawling factory in adrian, michigan, about an hour and a half drive south of