In my tennis career. The crowd have been amazing with me, supporting me since the beginning of my tennis career. The super excited to be able to play One More Time here. The defending champion Daniil Medvedev will get his italy open campaign under way on friday and will play jack draper. Medvedev was forced to pull out of the quarterfinal at the madrid open with a leg injury, but hes confident that he is ready for rome. Every match was an unbelievable feeling because of the end result. Honestly, i think it gave me a lot of confidence for this year. But where this is the first of second year, together with last year, where i am ok to play on clay. I dont really hate it. I know there are some parts of my game which are may be a not adopted 100 , but i know i can win the big players, i know i can win the big players, i know i can win the big players, i know i can win big tournaments on clay. I am feeling good about it and it helps a lot for the mental part. Naomi osaka put in one of her b
cnn inside gaza. a first-hand look at the fighting as gazans suffer, hamas leaders are still nowhere to be found. living a life of luxury 1,000 miles away. plus, exclusive cnn reporting on the mar-a-lago documents case. a long list of witnesses including a maid, plum eastern w wood maker on that list. and china ashgs super power with a stunning message for chinese women. quit your jobs, stay home, go have babies. let s go out front. good evening. tonight, a first-hand look at hamas training camps. these are new pictures. we were embedded with israel s military as they made a way to the hamas training camp. it includes several buildings. cnn reported from gaza under the israel defense forces at the same times. cnn does retain full editorial control. they are now fighting hamas block-by-block, house-by-house closing in on the heart of hamas intelligence and operational activities. according to israel, 80,000 people traveled south alone. they re agreeing to pause the milita
not the tens of thousands fleeing. even though they are more than 4.2 million that have fled from ukraine to poland. but the train that goes from poland, basically to the capital in kyiv. you are seeing a certain number. not thousands but a certain number, hundreds, perhaps, every day going back to their homes because they want to get back while the ukrainian officials are saying don t rush back. we re still trying to clear the area. there could be mines. that area bucha, obviously a lot of clearance still needs to be done before it s safe. people do want to get back. i talked to one woman while i was at that train station, lawrence a few days ago. she was fleeing kharkiv with her cat and she said she hopes to go back but she knows right now it s just too dangerous because of this new eastern offensive that they expect is coming. so that is where most of the refugees now are coming out of is that east region or out of mariupol in the south where they are still just really trying to get
conflict. russia is now the most sanctioned country in the world. he will address parliament here tomorrow, likely with more plans on how he intends to save the economy. david? james longman in moscow tonight. james, thank you. and now to the refugee crisis. more than 2 million ukrainians have now escaped their country and the images just today. tens of thousands fleeing in the middle of these fragile cease-fires, their terrifying escape during daylight hours. at one point is, russian snipers shooting at their cars. matt gutman from lviv, ukraine, tonight. reporter: tonight, that new desperate escape. russian army crushed our city. reporter: more than 2.1 million have now fled. this is the town of sumy in northeastrn ukraine under fire for two weeks. those rescues in the rubble. thousands bolting during that daylight cease-fire. nearly 40 hours later arriving in lviv.by o nd whos
yes, yes, yes. youtube tutorial? yes, yes. and when tens of thousands fleeing violence flooded lviv, the theater set the stage for the most important role, hosts. these beds that you see here are not beds at all, they re parts of our fold-up theater, she tells me. the few at the frontline are supported by the many of us at the rear. creativity and tenacity bolstering a nation s resistance against a superpower reliant on brute force. salma abdelaziz, cnn, lviv. well, if you would like to help ukrainians who may be in need of basic necessities, go to cnn.com/impact. you will find ways to help there. our breaking-news coverage continues with kim brunhuber at the cnn center after this quick break.