Hello and a warm welcome to everyone this is Amam Four here's what's coming up.

Ukrainian are taking cover amid fresh missile strikes.

I discuss the latest with the head of the International Rescue Committee, David Millibam.

Then, Twitter risks EU sanctions after abruptly blocking journalists.

I speak to one of those reporters, CNN's Donio Sullivan, also ahead.

The world has become much louder at a time the young brain is very sensitive at an earlier age.

America's inner pandemic.

New York Times journalist Matt Richtold talks to Michelle Martin about the mental health

crisis among US teams and finally a flamboyant breath of fresh air, we look back to Chris John's wonderful interview with

Che. I want to welcome everyone to the program. I'm Paul Newton in New York sitting in for

Kishan on poor. Ukraine awoke to another round of strikes this morning. The country's

armed forces saying Russia launched at least 76 missiles Friday

and that T.U. 95 strategic bombers known for their range and speed have been

used for the very first time.

Now as you can imagine power and water supplies continue to be disrupted right across the

country under pressure from these kinds of attacks and it couldn't be coming at a worse time as winter plunges the country into

sub-zero temperatures. Unsurprisingly this crisis has put Ukraine at the top of the

world's priorities when it comes to humanitarian aid.

Now, the International Rescue Committee putting it now on its new watch list for 2023.

Somalia, Ethiopia, and Afghanistan top the list this year.

Its goal is to help the charity determine how they allocate their support and resources.

Of course, it also gives the world a heads up about where the most vulnerable people live

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