during a speech delivered at the parade as you mentioned, kim not only said north korea will continue to strengthen and develop its nuclear force, but that north korea's armed forces are fully prepared for any fight. now, in the past these parades have onebeen used to unveil arsenal. kcna noting the hwasong and multiple rocket launchers were part of the celebration. while we don't know every piece of military hardware displayed last night, north korea watchers expect that the parade would likely feature weapons from kim jong-un's weapons wish list. that wish list includes items like hypersonic glide vehicles, under water nuclear weapons and a 15,000 kilometer icbm. all of those weapons have either been tested or are in development. now, so far this year, pyongyang has conducted about a dozen weapons tests. and based on last night's speech from kim jong-un, there are no signs that it will slow down its military development any time soon. in fact, south korean military officials have reported for weeks that the north has been working to restore tunnels at its main nuclear test site, a s

kim jong-un vows to ramp up north korea's nuclear arsenal. the military parade showing off its largest intercontinental ballistic missiles. beijing expands covid testing to 20 million people as it races to avoid a lockdown like the one in shanghai. ♪ lauren: russia has agreed in principle to allow the u.n. and red cross to help evacuate civilians from a steel plant in mariupol. the agreement was reached during talks with moscow between dute rres and putin. the u.s. and allies have agreed to send more heavy weaponry to ukraine. 40 countries agreed to meet monthly to discuss arming kyiv. after months of threats, russia threatened to turn off gas to poland and bulgaria. reporter: the world's most senior diplomat is on moscow on a mission. he said he has come to the russian capital as a messenger of peace. his audience, the most controversial world leader at the moment, vladimir putin, who received him with high praise for his organization. >> russia is a permanent member of the security council and has supported this organization and we believ

also with us is cnn global affairs analyst kim dozier. it seems, kim, just -- i don't even know the adjective for it, that he would honor these atrocities in bucha, which let's remember, russia says are staged anyway. that somehow the ukrainians are staging their own deaths and the corpses on the ground, and so what is this message from putin? >> the message is to those troops about to prosecute the fight in eastern ukraine, whatever you heard from your fellow troops and commanders about what happened in bucha, you may do the same in eastern ukraine and you will be rewarded. it is chilling. we already knew that they were going to be doing some sort of what they call filtration of the men in the towns that they take over to see if any of them were fighters, but this is a green light to summary execution, torture, and indiscriminate shelling and bombing of areas with civilians living in them. >> with that context, general, let me bring to you what we heard from the russian foreign minister, sergey lavrov, that russia will use conventional w

the world, north korea saying it has test fired a new tactical-guided weapon, they are saying leader kim jong-un was on hand to observe, north korea saying they want the launch successful and long-range utility weapons. cnn's will rip ply is joining us by phone from taiwan. what have you learned? >> reporter: we have to go on what north korea have released. up a when there are missile launches, you get it from south d korea or japan. the first indication came from guam security which says they assessed a projectile launch, no immediate threat to guam, that u.s. territory, of course, it is a military target that has been mentioned by north korea in the past. this kind of weapon that was launched. north korea claims it was a tactical guided weapons to enhance the effectiveness of their nuclear arsenal. they tend to be short or intermediate range, which means they can strike the region of u.s. troops and japan and u.s. territory of guam. not a threat to the homeland of the united states, of course, they have recently launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that will likely hit any u.

so in other words, kim is asking them for their position. it is actually possible to demand that they turn over their emails, their internal documents. these are things that we are looking at right now. and the various states that have not yet been declared to be functional equivalents of governance, there's a plausible legal theory they're based on state law that they should be. and that's the kind of thing that we are very interested in doing because there is far too little transparency involved in the entire educational process, precisely because in states like tennessee, you have, by quote, a requirement that every school board member get their training from the tennessee school boards association and only the tennessee school boards association. so it shouldn't be surprising then that you do see such uniformity of thought scattered across your school boards. they're all being trained by these same entity, and that entity is itself obscure, because it is a [inaudible] . finally, last point are one and two is far turn it off his teacher e

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experts say kim is hopeful. this show of strength will lead to concessions from the u.s.. >> take a look at this. new security video captures the moment of a destructive tornadoes strike in the midwest. happened yesterday afternoon in columbia station, ohio, that large metal roof you saw there was just torn off of a storage facility and he's seen flying across the parking lot hit parked cars, nearly hits a moving truck. winds reached at nearly 80 miles an hour. the tornado struck as part of the severe thunderstorm, but fortunately it has now passed and that could happen. those metal roofs, obviously not that. >> it's sort of sturdy, but you see a metal roof flying through the air. that is so so dangers. those storms was a widespread outbreak yesterday, but all doesn't take one and because of that damage. and you can see that. but here's the storm system that was rotating through yesterday. you see what our system picks up on the tornado. there it is dropping down in northern parts of ohio. one actually dropping

, the kim nother chance to set a quick olives display. says that the key that is there is no catchy. you get 10 of his mission is to make sure that that vehicle has shipped to lucas who's there who probably know mostly who could use those militia subject unit and stuff. is there a certain type of the vehicle with us, which is a series of we're not interested them on nice to meet? you think? see the how the different position executive branch, alba need propane task. at which point you started to realize that the dealership ration from the u. s. s. r. i started to take place in people's minds precious because i saw a shanisha though carry in a serious car sales an absurd thing on the fabulous not of the bill. so lashley, kimly, virginia, is simpler than will. okay. you said, you know, the still showed a bullet bulletproof or to successfully show us. during this period landed craft chuck rose to the political foreground. he held the important post of chairman of the parliament of the supreme soviet of soviet ukraine. a show purcellville sub

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kim. this is a bullish believe me another minute or so. you bet this visit a doctor. i even a different though it didn't put it in, but i believe she was there. we'll get you off stale and tell them. will up steal as worsley. already militia that you do with them? still law. say hello, get to go. i started, you spoke with me a dime. i'm in a with me many ukrainian considers any time on the front line to be excellent, boring me. there's that there. it was with the regular rationale and it's separatist to supporting an invasion. mm. with the disconnect, she said that it was a way not. it's as a conscience reduce the social from just the condition that goes over a typical social press to plainer or should the move move just to go really kick up labriola that she said when you put it in another portable moon. but the machine leukemia and you could go perimeter n e g, a professional ukrainian soldier thought until he found himself on the other side of the front line. he was taken prisoner by the dunbar militia were fish a for those to show it by gibson . yes, you left the

kim jong-un calls her a national treasure. kim toured the new home with her and tv broadcast with epic north korean flair. it has multiple floors, stainless steel appliances and room for a flat screen so she can watch her favorite missile launches on loop. chairman kim doing his best oprah, with you get a house and you get a house and you get a house. a number of his lackeys are gifted new abodes. the message here, loyalty is rewarded. kim needs that. with pandemic hardships on top of u.s.-led sanctions, life is better in a new house. >>> a wooden knife, sharper than steel. it is hard to believe but a team of researchers in maryland claimant has created one. the team says it has engineered a better, more sustainable way to cut your steak and chop your veggies but according to the nonprofit group habits of waste, 40 billion plastic utensils are used and thrown out every year and that is just in the united states. cutting down on that waste by replacing everyday plastic or stainless steel knives with wooden ones. in college park

kim was dressed in a white military suit. and delivered a speech that not only saying that they would develop its nuclear force but that the north korean armed forces are fully prepared for any fight. kim's comment made last night as well as the parade that took place at the same time as south korea was welcoming a new president who takes office early next month. the president out lodged to take a hard line which he calls the main enemy of south korea. now, in the past, these parades have been used to unveil updates of its missile -- they're reporting that the longest range divider mental and super rocket launchers were part of the celebration. they have not released a lot of pictures and videos yet. we still don't know every piece of military hardware that was displaced last night. north korean launchers to expect that the parade will likely feature weapons from kingdom ones weapons wish list. that concludes items like hypersonic glide vehicles and a 15,000 kilometer intercontinental missile. this year he has conducted about

attended a public parade to mark the $100.00 and 10th anniversary of the birth of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration is called the day of the sun and is north korea's biggest annual public holiday. camille song, who died in 1994 founded the authoritarian regime. you are you watching dw news? here's a reminder of our top stories. ukrainian authorities have recovered the bodies of more than 9 hundreds of the us civilians following the withdrawal of russian troops from around the capital. key of the total is twice as many as 1st estimated and you're up to date. next d, w meets a french teenager who's become famous for helping the homeless. i'm, i'm in isa. thanks for joining us. with people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. families on the reason for these correct only sweet demonstrate people extreme ross getting 200 people around.

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well, kim jong-un ever since putin attacked ukraine has become more belligerent, more aggressive and has been mimicking putin's playbook in two important ways. first of all, he is reorienting his forces to prepare for the capability to launch an offensive attack against south korea, he has been testing more missiles, more dangerous missiles, missiles that can carry nuclear warheads. at the same time him and his sister, also his propaganda chief, have been talking about nuclear attack in a way different than before, mimicking putin's aggressive brinksmanship. what this means for people in east asia is that kim is looking at putin as his teacher and learning and taking notes from the ukraine war. not that he's going to attack south korea tomorrow but the risk is increasing because he says that when megalomaniac dictators attack their neighbors sometimes they can get something out of it so he's giving himself a chance to do that. >> president biden is heading to asia, japan and korea next month. what can he do about this? >> right. well, you know, officials in south korea and japan and

kim, is this the first time you kissed pete? >> yes, that is. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another question. what became of this rug? do you have this thousand? seems like you should. >> actually, for valentine's day, he got me the rug and the whole outfit. >> jimmy: he did? >> and the little genie lamp. >> jimmy: oh, wow, he is very thoughtful. >> yes, i do own the rug. >> jimmy: we had to carry in a huge bouquet of flowers that pete sent here for you. does that make the other boyfriends look bad? >> i didn't know that happened till right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going to have to call devin. do you watch devin, like when he broke the lakers' backs and hearts last night? do you watch all his games? >> of course, i watch every game unless i have -- last night i have a dinner. all my friends and family know i sit with my phone wherever i am -- >> jimmy: you become a sports nut because of that? >> yeah, i've always been a fan of basketball, beat with khloe, i remember we used to go to all the laker games when i was r

you can see kim's full interview out today on facebook watch. george. >> okay, kaylee, thanks very much. >>> april is national parkinson's awareness month. now researchers are investigating a link between a sleeping disorder and parkinson's. will reeve spoke to a man who experienced that connection. >> i'm lucky if i average three hours of good sleep at night. >> reporter: for a decade gary had bizarre sleep issues. they ranged from making strange noises to talking, shouting, even waking up while violently lashing out during dreams. the cause was rem sleep behavior disorder or rbd. >> it's a terrible symptom that is really not spoken about a lot and there's not a lot of research on it. >> reporter: after five years of visiting various specialists, in 2012 he saw a neurologist for a new symptom, a tremor gary had noticed in his pinkie finger confirmed a nightmare, parkinson's disease. what is the emotional experience of parkinson's disease for you? >> when i was first diagnosed, i really didn't know much about parkinson's disease, so, you know, y

kim, thanks as always for your time. good to see you. judy: during the 2016 presidential campaign, columbia university professor farah jasmine griffin was deeply troubled by the litical turmoil happening across the country. she began writing a literary memoir titled read until you understand which explores what democracy means to the lives and work of black authors and activists and to herself. tonight, as part of our arts and culture series, canvas, she offers her brief but spectacular take on black life and literature. >> i lost my father when i was nine years old. the circumstances of his death were somewhat traumatic. he came home complaining of a headache. we called the police. they debated whether or not to take them to the hospital. they said it was friday night and that he was probably drunk. he was not. finally they relented and they took him to philadelphia general hospital but he died and i never saw him again. but i think i also, that night began looking for him in all the books that he left behind. so it also gave me a gift

the birth of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration is called the day of the sun and is north korea's biggest annual public holiday kimball song who died in 1994 founded the authoritarian regime. demonstrators in the u. s. state of michigan took to the streets on friday to protest against the police killing of an unarmed black man. patrick loyola, 26 year old congolese refugee was killed during a trip, a routine traffic stop effort. he struggled with an officer over a stun gun and you're up to date next up, a documentary film about the church, the holy septic, or you can always get the latest on our website. that's d, w dot com. you can also follow us on instagram and twitter 2 at dw news. thanks for watching. imagine how many pushing of lunch i turn out in the world climate change division campus doors. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to act. i'm going with what 5th ah.

of the birth of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration is called the day of the sun and is north korea's biggest annual public holiday kimmie olson who died in 1994 found it. the authoritarian regime demonstrators in the u. s. city of michigan took to the street on friday to protest against the police, killing of an unarmed black man that patrick lila, a 26 year old congolese refugee was killed during a routine traffic stop after he struggled with an officer over a stun gun global. china's change to 13 spacecraft has landed in northern china returning its 3 astronauts safely to earth. the astronauts spent 6 months in space aboard the tangling space station. the mission marked several firsts. it was the country's longest crude space mission and the 1st time a female astronaut from china completed a space for the united states as its deeply concerned over violence between palestinian protesters an israeli security forces in jerusalem. the u. s. state department called on both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150

state media also saying leader kim jong-un was on hand to observe. north korea saying the launch was successful and will improve the firepower of long-range artillery units and the operation of tactical nuclear weapons. we want to bring in cnn's will ripley joining us by phone from taipei, taiwan. tell us first what do you know about all of this? >> reporter: what we have right now, jessica, is no assessment as of yet from the united states or south korea, just these images north korean propaganda released within the last 30 minutes or so and the images show kim jong-un along with his top-ranking military officials and this launch of what they describe as a new type of tactical guided weapon and then it shows this small missile launching hitting a rocky target somewhere in the watt earp off north korea. not an intercontinental ballistic missile like the kind we saw in recent weeks a. short range or interimmemediary that d strike troops in south korea or potentially strike u.s. troops stationed in japan or potentially even the u.s. territory of guam.

kim kardashian is expected to be back on the stand when the defense makes its case. >>> still to come, the dramatic rescue mission of a baby eaglet after this was accidentally kicked out of its nest. >>> and later, one very crafty prom dress. >>> you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. nd i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i

the birth of his grandfather, kim il sung. the annual celebration is called the day of the sun and is north korea's biggest annual public holiday. kimmel soon died in 1994 founded the authoritarian regime, demonstrators and the us state of michigan took to the streets on friday to protest against the police killing of an unarmed black man. patrick lee o r. a 26 year old congress refugee was killed during a routine traffic stop after he struggled with an officer over espandone. the united states says it's deeply concerned to over violence between palestinian protest us and israel, the security forces in jerusalem. the west states department called him both sides to exercise restraint. more than 150 palestinians were injured in fridays, clashes, pensions a high after a series of attacks by palestinian militants and israel and israeli security operations against palestinians, which have led to dozens of deaths recently ah, violence at a time when religious leaders usually call for peace. thousands of muslims gathered at the alex

. >> the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth -- >> his wife, kim. they'd been married for 15 years, but now she was about to testify against her husband. >> it was a cold day, and there was excitement in the air. >> witnesses to the hasse murder, you remember, said the shooter jumped into the passenger side of the getaway car. so police always suspected williams had help. soon after he was arrested, kim williams was brought in for questioning. >> investigators spent hours talking to her. >> prosecutor wirskye was watching the interview. >> she was just not going to give up any information. she talked about her husband and what a great guy he was and how he wouldn't hurt anyone. >> then, an fbi interrogator, growing impatient, got tougher. >> he raised his voice with her and was telling her that she knew that those people had been killed. >> then she broke, and what she told them was startling. she said, not only did she know something about the murders, she helped her husband carry them out. now, during the penalty phase, prosecutors planned to use

and we spoke earlier to the mp kim leadbeater, the sister of the i kim leadbeater, the sister of the murdered mpjo cox, and she said safety is always on her mind, the question of safety. how safe do you and your colleagues feel in the aftermath of this? i and your colleagues feel in the aftermath of this?— and your colleagues feel in the aftermath of this? i think there has certainly been _ aftermath of this? i think there has certainly been an _ aftermath of this? i think there has certainly been an element - aftermath of this? i think there has certainly been an element of- certainly been an element of nervousness amongst councillors and more acutely amongst mp5. of course, it makes people question whether themselves, their colleagues, their staff, theirfamily themselves, their colleagues, their staff, their family etc might end themselves, their colleagues, their staff, theirfamily etc might end up being put in harm's way through the work they do. i do think people... the authorities, as was said, have done a lot of work. i do think people are taking extra care, plus trying to s

it's the later show of force by kim johnson who's valid to quickly run pop his country's nuclear arsenal. to 0, rob mcbride reports in the south korean capital sol. the parade. march. the 90th anniversary of the founding of north korea's military. and it was meant to show off the power of its modern de weaponry on display with some of the newest weapons. it has recently been testing such as hypersonic missiles and a more advanced longer rain submarine launched ballistic missiles. after several years of attempted negotiations aimed at the nuclear rise asian leader, kim jong and seems to have abandoned all such efforts that conciliation. she was she me in the world today were powers our fears, the clashing with other powers, national dignity, sovereignty and truth. peace can only be guaranteed by strong self defense to overcome enemies. north korea star of the show was what it says. it's most powerful intercontinental ballistic missiles. to date the 4 songs 17, it's the same type of weapon. it says it launched at the end of march, the 1st fully fledged test of an icbm since 2017 it things

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she was with kim jong-un. she was given one of these apartments hammering home that those who are loyal to this regime will be supported. there was a test of an intercontinent tall ballistic missile. since november 2017 the question now is will there be any kind of launch or test or will it simply be a parade? then again we could see some new weapons systems within that military parade. kim jong-un has been very transparent really. not usually a word you have ffor north korea. last january he gave a wish list if you like of the systems, the testing, the missiles he would like to perfect. we have been seeing over recent months that systematically he is going through those particular weapons systems. that icbm being one example, for example. he wants to have a 15,000 kilometer icbm. that's about 9300 miles. so we are all waiting to see what exactly will happen, either overnight tonight or into friday local time. of course, it is a big day on any year in north korea. if it is an anniversary that ends in zero or 5

general michael repass, kim dozier, thank you very much. i appreciate your insight very much. >>> we still have more from ukraine. a vacation turned humanitarian mission. you're going to hear from a couple who began their vacation when this began and they've extended their vacation to help refugees flee war-torn ukraine. >> you don't want to miss that. >>> some small businesses say the soaring costs of goods and gas is threatening their suh vievl now. how they're fighting to keep the door open. >>> plus former president trump's diares talks about the recordkeeping and how they were iced out. >>> and will smith resigns from the academy. how the academy is now responding and the consequences smith could still face. s the #1d used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths ththe look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® i don't just p play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscienentist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory

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was about a 2 hour drive from kim. what you do see is pockets of exactly that same scene. civilian targets. oh, houses lives of people completely destroyed and there's no way they could come back and live in this village at least for the foreseeable future. and as they said, you see that in village after village, all the way from here to kim, just to give you an idea of what happened here. and when you look at this, you can imagine what's going to happen in a dumbass. you can imagine what's unfolding at the moment in mo, you but where the fight is even much more virulent than what has happened here. city officials and new delhi destroyed what they say were illegal structures, despite india's top court ordering a hole to the eviction drive. as follows, violence between hindu and muslim crowds and then joe hang your poorer area on saturday. jose ramos horta has won the presidential election and east timor, the nobel laureate, god, just over 62 percent of the run, our vote. he defeated incumbent francisco terrace. it is h

going smoking with kim briscoe. alicia with jordan, make sure people with a new but with the new but what happens with did a great year is thought ear, marsha watches 30 or is divided. edna saying york 5 minutes you would be at the proposal. this was wasn't about any voice. so mentally at our it's in that says that the panic when you play a really senior release even more freely. but about the skim all the zone with the core, with the startling borders over shogun. about that i see a story. i knew probably still been there are it are when you to be it inside a war who e? 4 to she was a size cluster. it'll us daily book aline. a a with a with world is with you or is with you. i'm with oh, the damn with so we'll hold a ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back. back to the early ninety's, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end, the war so p

i'm kim brunhuber. ahead here on "cnn newsroom." >> so many should have been evacuated but the russians kept shelling. they are not human beings. >> harrowing stories from those lucky enough to escape the besieged city mariupol are coming into cnn. we'll speak to one resident who left mariupol calling it, quote, hell on earth. lus we're live in paris where french voters prepare to decide on their next president. and marjorie taylor greene becomes the first member of congress to testify under oath about the january 6th insurrection, but it turns out she doesn't remember much about that day. >>> russia's military now confirms its objective in ukraine is to take full control of the black seacoast and establish a land bridge between russia and crimea. ukraine's president warns if that happens russia's aggression will spread to other countries. mariupol says evacuation will attempt to get under way today. an estimated 100,000 civilians still remain in the city. and we've been telling you about ukrainian sold

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state media praised kim, but the country is poor then it was a decade ago and more isolated than ever. pakistan's parliament has chosen a new prime minister after imran khan lost a no-confidence vote. mr. khan had been blamed for the country's economic problems whilhe claimed a u.s. led conspiracy removed him from power. our correspondent reports now on who the new prime minister is and whether his appointment could lower tensions in the country. >> sharif has been declared to be elected. >> after a turbulent week, pakistan has a new prime minister. in his maiden speech, mr. sharif announced a raft of measures, raising the minimum wage and cutting the price of flour. you have now elected the prime minister, but it is imran khan that seems to have the momentum. >> the last 48 hours have been a nightmare for the peoplef pakistan. the inflation has been unprecedented. he has destroyed every dimension of development. i think people are relieved. >> last night, tens of thousands of supporters attended rallies across the country. they believe his allegation that the united states plotted to

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. >>> north korean state media are calling for more loyalty from residents to kim jong un ahead of a military parade. the ruling workers party newspaper featured a long article thursday on the korean people's revolutionary army. the 90th anniversary of the country's military is next week. the article praised kim ill song, the current leader's grandfather and founder of the korean people's army. the article claimed hostile forces are starting the heart of the administration. images, it says, were taken on monday and show a new structure. the structure appears similar to the temporary structure for the orchestra that appeared ahead of a parade in january last year. speculation is growing north korea will stage a parade on or near the anniversary next monday and showcase its latest weapons. >>> in other news, france's top two candidates have faced off in a debate days before voters pick their new leader. marine le pen is looking to replace emmanuel macron. they clashed in a fierce debate over issues including the war in ukraine and the soaring prices of fuel and other goods. >> translat

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you know what happens to kim, your character. >> i do. >> jimmy: did you know the whole way? what was going to happen? >> no. we were -- we get our scripts one tuesday. you're not told -- every turn that we've seen taken in the show, even knowing if your character is going to continue to be in the show, for those of us not in "breaking bad," you're finding that out a script at a time. >> jimmy: when i say your what that means something happens to kim, yes? >> well, she doesn't evaporate. so something -- there is -- there is story that will be told. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] i don't want you to tell me, yet i also want you to tell me. congratulations. the show is one of the great shows. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know what i hope for, but -- >> yeah, what do you hope happens? >> jimmy: maybe kim will get her own spinoff show and we'll go back even farther in time. >> great. >> jimmy: new episodes of "better call saul" are mondays on amc and amc plus, the final season. rhea seehorn, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, rhea. we'll be right back with music from

. >>> my colleague kim brunhuber is standing by with some of the day's other news. the big concern now is as these russian troops pull back and these ukrainian towns and villages are once again taken over by the ukrainian forces that come under control this is just the very tip of the iceberg and there's a lot more of these horrendous stories that will come out. >> very powerful interview you did there and moving to hear her heart breaking testimony about these atrocities as you say are threatening to become more commonplace. thank you so much. we'll come back to you in the next hour, john. sri lankan police are cracking down. we'll have the l latest on the unrest coming up. stay with us. you'd think the sax player would be getting ready for his solo... but no. he's currently checkin' his investments. you gotta have a plan outside the band, man. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? i'm on a mission talk to people about getting screened for colon cancer, and hear their reasons why. i screen for my son. i'm his biggest

this week's cnn hero chef kim kulikio could not let her community go hungry, even though kim was also out of work and struggling. she immediately began doing what she does best, feeding people. >> i had a choice to either sit here in my house and be overwhelmed, or i can do whatever it is that i could possibly do without thinking about whether it is going to work or not. we're going to do two apples, bunch of bananas, who tomatoes. we started a go fund me to direct deliver groceries to families across queens. and within a week we raised $10,000. we thought the pandemic was going to be over in two weeks. so we were, like, we'll spend this ten grand and go back to work. and that never happened. the first week we delivered 25 grocery packages to 25 families. and within a month's time we were delivering 400 to 500 groceries to families every single week. >> to see kim's operation in action, go to cnnheroes.com. while there, you can nominate a hero in your life. >>> finally, the legendary rock band pink floyd releasing their first new music in almost three decades, a protest song to suppor

kim spoke last night as powerful muscles rolled through pyong yang in a military parade. they fired a missile higher and farther than ever before. the u.s. supreme court today consider the trump era policy that makes asylum seeking migrants wait in mexico. president biden had suspended the program but lower courts reinstated it after texas and missouri filed suit. the high court's decision is expected by late june. anti semitic incidence in the united states hit an all-time high in 2021 according to the anti-defamation league which says it counted more than 2700 cases of harassment, vandalism and assault up 34% from 2020. the adl says incidents -- d uring the israel-hamas war were spike. a russian court fined meta for lgbt propaganda. the equivalent of $54,000. the court acted under a law that bans the promotion of nontraditional sexual relations to minors. production of conventional lightbulbs in the u.s. will end january 1, in favor of led bulbs. the u.s. energy department will allow sales of less efficient bulbs till the summer of 2023. president trump canceled a simil

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