translator: i want to see the sun so when our houses are rebuilt, we can live if peace, we can live in ukraine, because this is our native home. reporter: a ukrainian official in mariupol saying a planned evacuation has been thwarted by the russian military. he says at least 200 civilians who thought they were on a bus headed to safe points were instead taken into russian-controlled territory in the east. russia capturing dozens of small towns in eastern ukraine, but uk officials say russians have not made any major gains in the last 24 hours. and this as russia reveals its end game in this invasion. top military officials say they plan to take full control over southern ukraine and the eastern donbas region. let s bring in scott mclean in lviv. what more can you tell us about these missile strikes in odesa? reporter: hey, fredricka. one city counselor in odesa called these an easter gift from vladimir putin. this is not the kind of gift that you want to get. we re talk
object. reporter: greene s attorneys focusing on her own fears that day. were you a victim of the attack? yes, i was. i was in the house chamber when it happened. reporter: even though greene still defended some of those charged in connection with the insurrection as patriots. some of them are veterans, yes. some of them definitely are patriots. reporter: at the core of the case, a provision of the 14th amendment barring american officials from future office if found aiding or engaging in an insurrection. this is not politics. this is not theater. this is a serious case. reporter: the outcome in georgia could set a precedent for similar challenges against other republican officials for their roles in the insurrection. we re going to the capitol. reporter: including against former president trump if he runs again in 2024. the judge is expected to make a decision sometime early next month on whether or not marjorie taylor greene should be disqualified from seeking re-
so put a little spring in your step and order your comfortmat at weathertech.com georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene fighting for her political future as activist are challenging her legal right to run for re-election citing her role in the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. cnn s amara walker has more. reporter: an extraordinary day in court as georgia representative marjorie taylor greene took the stand. so help you god? i swear. reporter: in a hearing to determine if the republican lawmaker is constitutionally disqualified from running for re-election because of any role she may have played in the january 6th insurrection. greene still pushing the big
there s no solution. putin needs this war, and ukraine shouldn t be giving up any territory, nor will they. so we re going to be in this situation for a long, long time, unfortunately. and the only way it s going to be resolved is if one side or the other wins, and we better hope it s the ukrainian side. bill, thank you so much. good to see you again. appreciate it. coming up, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene testified for more than three hours in a hearing to determine if the republican lawmaker is constitutionally disqualified from running for reelection. more ahead. well the sun is shig and the grass is green i m way ahead of schedule with my trusty team there s heather on the hedges and kenny on the koi and your truck s been demolished by the peterson boyo yes wait, what was that? timber. [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real,