There is other news. In Ukraine, residents of Kyiv awoke to the aftermath of Russian

shelling that wounded three people. It also cast a shadow on what was supposed to be

the first day of the school year. This morning, parents took their children to one school only

to find buildings destroyed and classes canceled. We heard strong explosions

since the morning. We lived not far from here. We hid in the bathroom where it was relatively safe.

She was going to the school for the first time. It is a new school for her. And we came and saw this at first we did not see messages that our studies were being postponed

So we came with our neighbors the children were hoping for a celebration today

Explosions rocked Russia's Belgrade region just across the border from Ukraine.

The governor there blamed Ukraine for the shelling, which injured one person and damaged several

homes.

The U.S. government has seized a private plane used by Venezuelan leader Nicholas Maduro.

The Justice Department says the $13 million jet was smuggled from Florida last year in violation of sanctions and

export control laws. In a statement the Commerce Department which partnered with DOJ

said this sends a message that aircraft illegally acquired from the United States for the benefit

of sanctioned Venezuelan officials cannot just fly off into the sunset.

The seizure comes just over a month since Venezuela's contested presidential election.

The U.S. says Maduro lost to his opponent Edmondo Gonzalez.

Police in Chicago say a shooting on a subway train early Monday has left four people dead.

Three people died at the scene at an above ground station

in the western suburb of Forest Park.

A fourth victim died later at a hospital.

Officials say a suspect initially fled,

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