world. i can say. he is very well. reporter: he is sleeping very, very well. that is all you can ask for. yes. and also i can say that i don t want him to repeat this story with his child. reporter: and yet the terror that they have all witnessed with fear and loathing won t pass quickly. amazing and nick paton walsh is joining me from zaporizhzhia. do you know how they will extract the thousands and thousands of civilians still in mariupol? yes, it is clear it is far from easy. john, today it is not to be just that 156 or so. there had been hopes that as the convoy moved through areas where there are thousands of civilian looking for exit, and looking
emotional. reporter: of course. now when there are a lot of noise, i have like a reflex to hide myself, you know. reporter: what are you going to tell him when he s older? i just tell him that he was really, really very brave boy. very brave. he is very calm. he is the best child in the world. reporter: he is sleeping well, so that is good. yeah, all this time. yeah. and also i can say that i don t want for him to repeat this terrible. reporter: yet the terror that they have all witnessed will fuel a loathing that won t pass quickly. nick paton walsh, cnn, zaporizhzhia, ukraine. very brave little boy as well as a brave mother. and as i told you in the last few minutes, we re keeping a close eye on the situation in mariupol, we re expecting more
exyeah, yeah. and also i can say i don t want for him to to repeat this story, or to repeat this story with his child. reporter: yet the terror they ve all witnessed to will fuel a loathing that won t pass quickly. nick paton walsh, cnn, zaporizhzhia, ukraine. a brave boy and indeed a very prove mommy, too, joining me now from milan italy, professor of economics at the university of california-berkeley. good morning to you. let s start with the missile attacks we saw late last night here across the countries russian forces are targeting, once again, the logistics, the transport of military equipment. what does this tell you about how the battle is going here? so what we see is that, you
world, because now i when i sorry. reporter: it s okay. it s emotional. reporter: of course. now when there are a lot of noise, i have, like, reflex to hide myself, you know? reporter: what are you going to tell him when he s older? i just tell him that he was really very, very brave boy. very brave. he s very calm, he s the best child in the world. i can say. reporter: he s sleeping well. yeah. reporter: that s all you can ask for. exactly, yeah. and also i can say that i don t want for him to to repeat this story, or to repeat this story with his child. reporter: yet the terror they ve all witnessed to will fuel a loathing that won t pass quickly. nick paton walsh, cnn, zaporizhzhia, ukraine. nick paton walsh really capturing the relief for so many
story. to repeat this story with his child. yet the terror they all witnessed will fuel a loathing that won t pass quickly. the brave boy and mom too. it s important to note. still to come, yet another missile launch by north korea days after kim jong un vowed to nuclear arsenal. we ll have a live report from seoul.