marie's life. they did her favorite thing. the saying karaoke and nowadays, when marie's daughter, paris, comes to visit her cousin's daughter. it to sit down at the piano amply. make music, just like their mothers, years ago. and grace? >> i want to tell her all about her mom. it's one of those where i just -- i want to show her your mother really did love you. >> maybe someday she'll know about that uncontained-able woman, who will she stayed, brought joy, marie. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline". i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. i'm natalie morales, this is dateline. >> is it tied my arms and sit tight my legs, stuck tape my legs, are no words. i'm sitting there hysterical, it's terrifying. >> she thought he was mr. right, confident search until the good doctor seemed to turn sinister. >> he put his hands over my face and said go ahead and leave.

and mary is awe-struck and bursts forth in mary's song of praise. >> mary's song of praise called one of the most gorgeous poems in the bible. you would think that mary would say, look what god did for me, i'm going to have the masaia, she does not say any of that. what is important to her is that people know that god who is acting and who me is. remarkable things about him. >> the love of spiritual mother and daughter framed but also provided actual human embodiment for all of humanitarian, our spirit ual mother share in our joys and sorrows and help us know the unexpected twists and turns in light of our faith, as elizabeth and mary did all those centuries ♪simply irresistible♪ ♪ ♪ ♪simply irresistible♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. now starting at $8.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 10 mi

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i called mary again. >> again, mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we're not going to worry. i'll call them about 4:10, give her time to clock in, everything, see if she's there. >> but mary didn't get a chance to call wendy's. >> they called us first wanting to know if she was coming to work. >> was that a big moment for you? >> yeah. >> a few minutes later, there was another big surprise. a call from sheila. >> she said she had to tell me the truth. i said, well, what truth? she said, we snuck out last night. >> mary's heart fell. skylar had done that once before, gone on a late-night joyride with rachel and sheila. that time, they were caught for being out after the town curfew. now here was a worried sheila saying they had done it again. >> i said, where did you go? where is skylar? she said that skylar insisted they drop her off at the end of the street so we wouldn't hear her sneaking back in. >> now that missing screen and bench outside skylar's window made sense. skylar had put it there

marie roda: yes. when i was originally approached with this idea from the powers that be, they were like, listen. we want you to bring the smartest, funniest, most awesome television personality you can find. mm-hmm. and i called her, and she wasn't available. so that's why i reached out to you. who drafted my invite? this was like a u up text, like, last minute. now marie, i've filmed a lot of great episodes of "1st look" in the past. but the one we're about to watch is an oscar wiener. before today, if you asked me to name an extraordinary ability, eating would not be it. you have a lot of experience with wieners. do you-- have you ever put a condiment on a wiener that you've consumed? of course. everybody's good at something. for me, it was eating hot dogs with buns soaked in warm crystal light. i don't know. one of the methods to eating hot dogs is you soak your buns in a liquid. if you were in a hot dog eating contest, what would the liquid of-- would you soak yours in wine? like, what would you

mary poles, mia has accused russian forces of hiding the true death toll by burying bodies of mary poll residence in a neighboring town. u. s. satellite company, macs are released, photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break or cease fire ahead of the author, docs east, the festival this weekend failed. that address? yeah, the unfortunately, russia rejected a proposal to establish an easter ceasefire daughter. this demonstrates very well how the leaders of that state actually feel about the faithful, about one of the most joyful and important religious holidays. but we maintain hope, hope lace lose bri, i am. and i do let you know a little bit from the as of style steel plant, hopes that piece seemed far away, the blockaded ukrainian fighters say they do not plan to surrender. and there's a growing concerned that those traps inside could stove w correspondence. rebecca orators is in kiff and i asked her for an update from mario paul and who is in control there. ah, well, this is a war gear hard neither side, wanting to concede to fate un

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berkeley death toll in the 10s of thousands in mary you, paul, in ukraine. that's what ukrainian president followed me. the lensky is saying, after more than a month of relentless shilling by russian forces on the port city. also coming up austria and chancellor kylie how tales rushes vladimir putin. the war in ukraine must end. he's the 1st european leader to make putin in moscow since the invasion began. and that's racing eyebrows. and a new prime minister in pakistan after a week of political turmoil, opposition politicians, shabba sharif, is elected by parliament. that's off to lawmakers from the party of alf did. former prime minister in ron con, boycott ah, i am jared rate. thank you very much for your company. ukrainian president, florida may zalinski says he believes tens of thousands of people have been killed in russia's siege of mario pole. he gave the estimate during an address to lawmakers in south korea. mary, a pole in southeast, in ukraine has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of the port city l

was staying with mary paul for a moment. well, we heard in our report there around 2500 ukrainian soldiers and also some civilians we understand or are currently holding out in that still works in mario. what, or can you tell us about the situation there for that steel or that steel mill? as you say, a is a vast network of factories of warehouses as being called a fortress city. there's also an underground network of tunnels. and that is where they have managed to to stay as stay away from the worst of the rush and fire and the reason that the ukrainians have been able to push back in this massive david and goliath fight we're seeing in mary you, paul. it's also one of the reasons why last week this time last week are folks person for the russian military said that they could and would use chemical weapons to try and get them out of there. there was been reports that same day that a chemical attack was used on the steel plant that still remains unconcerned whether or not that did actually take place. but definitely a sign th

i know they captured most of mary paul a long time ago. we are very well aware of that, but there's a part of the city where our service men remain. might have they will stay there for now. the whole bloom, this once thriving port city was home to more than 400000 people. now, fewer than $50000.00 are left unable to escape the fighting. as vladimir putin was being told of victory in mary opal, russian back separatist fighters of daniel and our school was back in session for the 1st time since the invasion on february 24th. according to the don, yet sc people's republic, $721.00 children are going to school and marry up or under its supervision. the separatist say moscow has sent school books for these children, including textbooks on the russian language and russian history. children neglect to be alive, to communicate with each other. they respect elders, some of them, the teachers, the school directors from previous schools, posters, reading for homeland, for russians, for dumbass, all in russian, covered the walls in the schools. an ind

i'm anne-marie green. troubling words. in an interview with russian tv sergey lavrov warned ukraine risks provoking world war iii, and the threat of a nuclear conflict should not be underestimated. and he also said by providing weapons to ukraine, nato is pouring oil on the fire. it comes as secretary-general antonio guterres meets with vladimir putin in moscow today for the first time since the war began. rylee carlson is in london with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it hit 87 military targets in ukraine overnight including two arms depotet near kharkiv. it's taken the donbas region, but it's still using firepower far beyond the area. ukraine said five train stations were hit in the space of an hour on monday not long after secretary of state antony binken and secretary of defense lloyd austin left the country. >> we want to see russia weakened to the degree it can't do the kinds of things it has done in invading ukraine. >> reporter: during an interview with state-run media, russia's top diplomat

more than 6 weeks ago. tens of thousands are dad and mary or ball. according to the ukranian president vladimir zalinski speaking to south korean lawmakers, he appealed for more weapons to defend his country. the port city has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. officials say much of mary, opal lies in ruins, and tens of thousands are trapped with little or no food and water. russia has said it will focus on eastern ukraine and intensive by it's military efforts there. our correspondent rebecca readers is standing by and lavette rebecca. the death toll is not fully clear, but the ukrainian president zalinski has said its tens of thousands of people, and russia, as we know, is going to intensify it. the tax and the east of the country. what more can you tell us? that's right, abbey. it's hard to imagine how president zalinski is estimates could be very far off. i mean, if you think about the worst image as you've seen in war, the most devastating pictures coming out of any conflict, that is what's happening in mary paul since the beg

i asked her how the situation in mary uh, paul might affect piece talks. mary po, very much front and center in this conflict at the moment as you just heard. those ukrainian forces, ignoring russian orders to come out with their arms art band. the russians continuing to fight for that key target, cc president. and he came out yesterday after that surrender and di order was made by russia and said they've russia went ahead and indeed killed those ukrainian soldiers. then the peace talks would die with them. a bit. in reality, those pieces have been on ice already for a couple of weeks now. ever since russia retreated from areas here in around keven to the north of this city. and the true scale of the atrocities that went on there under the occupation came to light that really the ukrainians and russians have not been talking since then. there was a room as over the weekend that the russian oligarchy, roman abramoff, which was in town to try and resuscitate those talks. but the foreign minister has said that the russians and the ukrainians have not been spe

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we got confirmation of that from mary paul city council. the red cross once again turned around, they weren't able to get in and to day i'm still, i have no confirmation or numbers of whether or not any of those pay attempts were failed or people were able to get out. but i can tell you that today in levine, in the western part of ukraine, relatively safe compared to the rest of the countries. you can see people behind me here out in the street, out in about 300 or so. of people from mary you poll, arrived in this city, so there are some people getting out, but many, many more. up to 100. 60000 people were hearing us still trapped inside that city of mary paul. now rebecca, we're also hearing reports about explosions in the city of in their honda, which we understand is near a nuclear plant. what more can you tell us about that? that's right. well, it was a series of explosions. it was confirmed by the country by ukraine's a nuclear energy agency. as you say, it's near the nuclear plant of zachary, in separation, also significantly. the tow

mary poles, mayor has accused russian forces of hiding the true death toll. by burying bodies of mary jo po, residence in a neighboring town. us satellite company, mac saw released photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break or cease fire ahead of the orthodox easter festival . this weekend failed. as iris e m v. unfortunately, russia rejected a proposal to establish an easter ceasefire daughter. this demonstrates very well how the leaders of that state actually feed about the faithful, about one of the most joyful and important religious holidays. but we maintain hope hope luis was pretty, i am and i do let you in on with. but from the as off style, steel plant hopes for peace seemed far away. the blockaded ukrainian fighters say they do not plan to surrender and best growing concerned that those traps inside could stove dw correspondent rebecca, as is in chief of for us rebecca. both sides are now arguing about whether maria ball has fallen or not. what do we know? will this is a war gearhart neither side, w

anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you very much. >>> police in sacramento are searching for at least two suspects who opened fire killing at least six people and wounded dozens of others. it happened early yesterday as bars were closing for the night and crowds emptied out onto the streets. videos on social media shows what appears to be a fight before the gunfire. now investigators say they do not know if that altercation led to the shooting. >> we have families whose loved ones have been hurt, and we also have families whose -- who have loved ones that are simply not coming home today. the scale of violence that just happened in our city is unprecedented during my 27 years here at the sacramento police department. >> this was the second mass shooting in sacramento in recent weeks. >>> and president biden's supreme court nominee, ketanji brown jackson, is expected to move closer to becoming the court black woon theigh the senate judiciary committee is likely to vote evenly along party lines with all 11 democrat

] ah, this is dw news line from berlin. tens of thousands have been killed in the ukrainian city of mary all fall. that's the estimate from ukrainian president, florida mears, the lengthy, after more than a month of relentless shelling by russian forces on the port city. also coming up here, foreign ministers meeting luxembourg to discuss further action against russia block remains divided on whether to impose the measures that would hurt moscow the most a boycott of russian oil and gas. ah, i am abby quote. awesome, welcome to the program. we begin this hour with the ukranian city that has seen the most intense fighting since the russian full scale invasion began. more than 6 weeks ago. tens of thousands of people are dead and merry or bull, according to the ukrainian president, florida. mir zalinski speaking to south korean lawmakers today he appealed for more weapons to defend the country. the port city has been under relentless, russian bombardment for weeks. and officials say much of mary o. ball lies, and bruins, and tens of thousands remained trapped with little or no food and wat

its inhabitants in mary. u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukranian against russia. on staying in murder. you pull this footage, you can see now shows the destruction in the local ports after incense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed as well as ships. and one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor on a slow to mines of both those vessels also presents a danger on forces of the dentist republic have been pulling out from under you pull to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city. were taken oh, the soldiers received a warm welcome from local residence for the city of mo, remains beset by a humanitarian crisis. with many locals watching basic necessities such as fuel food and water. western media outlets have claimed another butcher has been uncovered. new about you pull according to reports based on satellite images provided by a u. s. company. this comes as their key of officials, so that's up to 9000 abou

mary poles, mayor, has accused russian forces of hiding the true death toll by burying bodies of mary po, residence in a neighboring town. us satellite company, mac saw released photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break her cease fire ahead of the orthodox easter festival . this weekend failed. majority of the unfortunately, russia rejected a proposal to establish an easter ceasefire daughter. this demonstrates very well how the leaders of that state actually feed about the faithful, about one of the most joyful and important religious holidays. but we maintain hope, hope place miss bri. i am when i do let you know a little bit from the as off style steel plant, hopes that piece seemed far away. the blockaded ukrainian fight to say they do not plan to surrender and best growing concerned that those traps inside could stove. it's got an update now from our correspond rebecca richards, who saw it on location just outside gear. rebecca, we know that some ukranian troops are still holding out. is that still works in mario poll, but are t

mary poles, mia has accused rushin forces of hiding the true death toll by burying bodies of mary po, residence in a neighboring town. u. s. satellite company, macs are released, photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break her cease fire ahead of the altar docs east. the festival this weekend failed the salarous year. the unfortunately, russia rejected a proposal to establish an easter ceasefire daughter. this demonstrates very well how the leaders of that state actually feed about the faithful, about one of the most joyful and important religious holidays. but we maintain hope, hope peace, miss bri. i am. when i do let you know a little bit from the as of style steel plant hopes for peace seemed far away. the blockaded ukrainian fight to say they do not plan to surrender and best growing concerned that those traps inside could stove. she w, correspond, rebecca ritters is just outside of kia. we asked her if there are any areas in maria poll besides the steel plant, which russia, russia does not control. it's not looking so terry, it d

its inhabitants in mary. u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukranian against russia. on staying in murder, you pull this footage, you can see now shows the destruction in the local port after intense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed. as well as some ships, one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor on exploded minds aboard the vessels also present a danger. armed forces of the dentist republic have been pulling out from are you able to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city were taken? oh, the soldiers received a warm welcome from local residence for the city of motor you for remains, beset by humanitarian crisis. with many locals lacking basic supplies, such as fuel, food and water. western media outlets have claimed another butram has been uncovered near murder you pull according to reports based on satellites images provided by u. s. company. this comes as a key of officials said that so to 9000 multi

mary: no. as a company, we are going to see how the dynamics change, but right now we are focused on our ev execution. i don't think it plays into it. tom: running out of time. what do you see on the wage dynamics at your factories? what do you see in terms of wage inflation over the next 12 months? mary: first of all, we are very proud that we have very competitive wages, from agm perspective in our facilities, we built the middle class from an automotive perspective. we are proud of that. as we bring people in, we are evaluating to see that we can bring people into our factories. it is not causing as an issue right now. tom: i want to come to detroit, i need to see the lions play. mary barra, chief executive officer at gm. she is trying to make a transition from auto stodgy over to technology, will she have to offer technology wages? lisa: that is the question across the board as everyone tries to compete with technology wages. interesting to see that they expect to produce 25% to 30% of vehi

i'm anne-marie green. this morning a massive manhunt continues in new york city for the gunman who set off smoke grenades and opened fire in a subway train in brooklyn. the attack happened during yesterday morning's rush hour. police say ten people were shot, five were in critical conditioi but are expected to survive. others suffered smoke inhalation or were injured in the panicked rush. a $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. and investigators are searching for 62-year-old frank james who they say is a person of interest. they are combing through his social media activity including videos threatening to kill people that police call concerning. witnesses describe the shooter as a dark skinned man in an orange vest who put on a gas mask before he opened fire. naomi ruchim is just outside the subway station in brooklyn where the attack took place. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the ma who they're only calling a person of interest right now still has not

they simply couldn't get to the city the met of mary paul has been speaking. he say that we managed to get some people out in private calls, but our mass evacuation could not take place at the ukrainians. blaming the russians for this thing, they've renamed on yet another humanitarian corridor, a deal. but remember marian at retiring corridors. i. she worked both ways. you got to get aid in this still a 150000 people according to the man trapped inside as has he been living under ground in that city. a lot of them haven't seen a daylight for a while now. the mayor also says that they're only getting maybe 3 meals a week if they're lucky that situation there absolutely die on the russians. i say the ukrainians are continuing to keep up the pressure the ukrainians are getting much more frustrated. in fact, be, are they saying that we need to get into that city? we need to get he monitoring aid into that city almost immediately. yet every time they, every time they try and do so, something changes, but people are leaving. they're leaving by private cars, and we'r

now. marie, judy, both my grandfathers were killed in the holocaust or ukraine. his doyle is a wash with spill jewish blood. he'll grow you. our ancestors are crying in their graves because we're being forced to suffer so much against him. but his clothes fit his rigid woman has special significance for many hasidic jews. it's the barrier side of their spiritual lead i robbie. enough man by rule above lee is also a follower. thousands of jews from all over the world, visit the tomb each year. it's another reason he expects more support from a broad, especially from germany. get a minute she would know he's regard priority. germany went from enemy to friend paula, but in recent years it's been very weak in its foreign policy. young germany must make its position in this war much clearer. he to go for the units, which was each oh, by roof above lea hopes that woman will soon become the place of pilgrimage again until then when things become unbearable, he takes strength. o judaism is rich and songs that celebrate life. he says long oh, poke francis's urge leaders t

ann-marie, what should the west's long-term game be here? >> the first half of that game has to be simply stop the fighting. we're going to see the complete destruction of eastern and southern ukraine. if you look at what happened in 2014 when they took over part of eastern ukraine and crimea, it can just go forever, the fighting. we have to stop the fighting. second, however, we need a geopolitical configuration that is not russia and china, europep the united states and the rest of the world. if you look at what happened with the human rights vote, you saw india, brazil, mexico, south africa, egypt, indonesia all abstained. that is not a good geopolitical configuration. so the united states actually wants not to isolate russia and push it closer to china for the long term. and then longest of all, the united states needs to think about what is a european security architecture that makes europe actually whole and free and safe? i don't think we get there with putin in power. but putin's not going to be in power forever and we actually have

who is a descendant of mary styles. and in that conversation or hit my contact with him the i think the first time i contacted him and i questioned whether or not we could meet and at that time at that time his mom was not doing well. but anyways, we end up connecting again had the opportunity to take a trip to what is now southbury. he just was woodbury at the time but southbury when we went in 2013 i met ben styles, he and i talked he wondered if i had papers or information. i wondered if he had papers and information neither one of us had anything but the unique experience about that journey is his wife said, you know, then why don't you take them. down to the seller and so my mom wouldn't go but my dad and i went down there. and what is known is that that was in this cellar with a quarters where jeffrey brace would have been as a slave? so i my dad and i as we're walking down the stairs. very eerie. dank smell to us. you can see the fireplace had the cast iron. pans from cooking and we just kind of surveyed and went

will evacuations out of mary poll a really, really difficult as you can imagine. they often fail, and we haven't seen any evacuations. we haven't heard word of any successful evacuations out of mary paul for a couple of days now that that topic was discussed on that phone call with turkish president o to want, who is expected to have a call with president putin as well. and so that also discussed paste negotiations . ab president oh to wanda reiterating that he'd be happy to mediate between the 2 parties. oh, tuan is also mated with un secretary general antonio terrace to morrow. as he travels there ahead of visits to russia and ukraine to visit with both ladies. so to try and revive those pace negotiations, which have been stoled for some weeks now. but of course, the, the situation in mary paul is going to be very decisive when it comes to those pace negotiations, president to lensky saying it will be a red line of russia does kill those remaining troops and civilians at the as of steel plant that they negotiations will be dead in the water, and people and ukrai

anne-marie? >> just terrible. naomi, thank you so much. >>> so breaking overnight, people around little rock, arkansas, are assessing the damage after several tornadoes touched down in the area. the national weather service issued a tornado emergency and said there are reports of several damaged homes. several people captured video of lightning strikes illuminating a tornado in the night sky. hail the size of softballs fell in some of areas. the university of central arkansas canceled classes today. that was due to a power outage and flooding. also breaking overnight, the u.s. has ordered all nonemergency government staff to leave shanghai china as covid cases surge. the state department says the order is an upgrade from last week's voluntary advisory. some people in shanghai have been stuck in their homes for weeks under china's strict handling of isolation and mass testing. here in the u.s., indoor mask rule are back in philadelphia. it's become the first city to restart the policy, restarting next monday. >> re

my son was also a buyer made bio major at saint mary's. i think we all start off there then you just kind of syrup. so yes, i know the british did go to huntington. i don't know about exactly where they went on around your house bob. i don't know exactly the root, but i can find out for you. see my email address. please email me this and i will find out for you. i know they did go there. that's one of all that's one of the sites. i just i don't know the exact route yet. so let me look that up for you. excellent and it looks like that is it for questions? and i'll ask while we give just another minute if anybody has a name kate, i think people don't have many because you did such an amazing job. so that was really good. i have a question you core were the coordinator for so much of the war of 1812 bicentennial for the statewide bicentennial. do you have some favorite memories from those hard working years? oh my god. those are some of my most favorite years. actually. that's what's so funny. you know. um, i loved working with the partners w

mary. one thing for sure. we know about variable, he should allow you managerial corners to let people on that steel mill and other places are buried under rumble. to get out. ukrainian authorities have also as moscow to open humanitarian curry doors to allow those sheltering in the heavily bombarded plant to flee. these pictures were filmed by the far right and nationalist ukrainian group. as of battalion defending the plant, the footage shows some of the hundreds of civilians said to be sheltering in the bunkers below the steel works. but previous efforts to organize evacuations from mario pole have had little success. some $100000.00 residents are thought to be still living among the ruins. but the dead may lie elsewhere. mary poles, mia has accused russian forces of hiding the true death toll by burying bodies of mary po, residence in a neighboring town u. s. satellite company, macs are released photos which it says show new mass graves in man hush. west of merrier poll attempts to break or cease fire ahea

i'm anne-marie green. there are concerns this morning that the war in ukraine could spill over the country's borders into neighboring moldova. for the second day, mysterious explosions rocked a pro kremlin separatist region of the country. russia keeps about 1,500 troops there as so-called peacekeepers. but there are fears that they could join the fighting. and in a meeting with allies in germany, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin urged them to quickly get more weapons to ukraine as russia steps up its shelling in the east and south. rylee carlson is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. transnistria in moldova is a sliver of land causing big concern as the war in ukraine rages on. the worry now is the conflict will spill over that border causing an even broader crisis. following a series of explosions in moldova which sits on ukraine's southwest border, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy accused russia of trying to destabilize the entire region, though no o

bye and about mary frances early. in atlanta musician music educator you've heard this but also a brave and a bold soul. with a graceful defiance and with that graceful defiance a little bit of stubbornness. became the first african-american to receive a diploma from the university of georgi with that graceful defiance, a little bit of stubbornness, became the first african american to receive a diploma from the university of georgia. that was august 16, 1962. before we get started, i just want to give a little context. what that means is she began trying to get into the university of georgia in 1961. she was attempting it the same time charlene hunter and hamilton holmes were attesting to get in as undergrads. she was attesting to get in as a grad student. if you go back, those 61 years, it's almost amazing what the south was doing, rising up to stop people like mary francis from getting into school or james meredith over in mississippi. it happened in alabama and it happened in georgia. when mary francis is trying t

bye and about mary frances early. in atlanta musician music educator you've heard this but also a brave and a bold soul. with a graceful defiance and with that graceful defiance a little bit of stubbornness. became the first african-american to receive a diploma from the university of georgia. now. that was august 16th, 1962. and before we get started, i just want to give a little context what that means is that she began trying to get into the university of georgia in 1961. she was attempting at the same time that charlene hunter galt and well charlene hunter at the time and hamilton homes were attempting to get in his undergrads and she was attempting to get in as a grad student if you go back those 61 years. it's it's almost amazing. what the south was doing. rising up to stop people like mary frances from getting into school or james meredith over, you know in in mississippi. it happened in alabama and happened in georgia. i mean when mary francis is trying to get in the governor at the time has run on a platform

ann ann-marie, what should the west's long-term game be here? >> the first half of that game has to be simply stop the fighting. we're going to see the complete destruction of eastern and southern ukraine. if you look at what happened in 2014 when they took over part of eastern ukraine and crimea, it can just go forever, the fighting. we have to stop the fighting. second, however, we need a geopolitical configuration that is not russia and china, europep the united states and the rest of the world. if you look at what happened with the human rights vote, you saw india, brazil, mexico, south africa, egypt, indonesia all abstained. that is not a good geopolitical configuration. so the united states actually wants not to isolate russia and push it closer to china for the long term. and then longest of all, the united states needs to think about what is a european security architecture that makes europe actually whole and free and safe? i don't think we get there with putin in power. but putin's not going to be in power forever and we actually have

the pictures coming out, mary paul fair, of slee ukraine controls this t center. so this was artillery fire at civilians rather than a full military control, as was case in butcher where we had those killings of civilians and shootings. so a real hardening of tone, lots of ukrainian military people say that this is no longer the time to take russian prisoners basically that there will be no, no, no way to, to take prisoners that anyone basically any russian so they see will be shot on the other hand, present zalinski saying that he is still open to negotiations with russia without him approaching that. that is the only way to reduce civilian losses in ukraine. however little he might want to as a personal level engage with leslie does, that is, is you should do so. but the question is, will they even talk to him? hold on this conflict. podium is events. he has said that he's open to talks and all that time, he's basically being ignored by vladimir putin who said basically says the only person he wants to choose job button. nick, thank you very much. our correspond

rising up to stop people like mary frances from getting into school. or james meredith over in mississippi. it happened in alabama. it happened in georgia. when mary frances is trying to get in, the governor has run on a platform of not one. and everyone knew what that meant. no, not one. in my term i will not allow one negro student into a state university. he ended up eating those words. i have to say. and in mississippi, the newspapers there would run in jackson wrote a song, you'll love this mary frances and they showed the music on the editorial page and the lyrics went something like never, never, never, never, never, never. and that was all. and that's how all these states just rose up to stop a single or two or three african-americans from getting into their state universities. very sacred state universities. it was a dynamic time in 1961 with when mary frances is finally gettinged a milted in may of 1961. the freedom rides were rolling through the south, which was striking the fear of who knows what in white people that they might have to sit

i'm anne-marie green. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is calling for a strong response to russia's missile attack in kyiv. it happened shortly after he met with u.n. secretary general antonio guterres in the capital. zelenskyy said five russian missiles struck yesterday. he said it was an effort by russia to humiliate the u.n. antonio guterres said he was shocked by how close the missiles landed near the hotel where he was staying and condemned russian attacks on civilians including atrocities committed in towns like bucha. it all comes as president biden asks congress for an additional $33 billion in aid for ukraine. bradley blackburn has the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that $33 billion package is double the size of what congress already approved last month -- many that has almost run out. a signal that american support for ukraine isn't going away as russian attacks continue. russian missiles rocked the ukrainian capital of kyiv thursday hitting several buildings and injuring

mary, my name is marie, i'm 22 years old and i have 4922 followers on instagram. ready ready ready ready ready yes, i tend to paste mostly fashion, beauty and lifestyle photos invoiced, and i like to post a little bit of everything showing a bit of my world or was so you can see a lot of me on social media. it's not just photos of my food or nails. i'll post all kinds of stuff, but mostly about myself and what one me to gain new followers. breath transforms, she shells a very specific side of herself. she plays a role, goes out in her machine and getting ready for a nice photo. i'll usually take a good hour to put on my makeup call that her makeup is my passion. but i also have to wear it for work by georgia. carried it all over. i change my look every day and i never were the same look twice him on the max. so here, so if is i mean ah, on social media, everyone can invent a new image for themselves. create a mask. play a role and work on perfecting it day by day. ah, ah, is a bachelor of athens. i don't want to disappoint people. i don't want my followers or the

i thought that with the city mary hall was close to falling. a couple of days ago, russia reported that they took, they managed to take the actual port of that city where that was being guarded by the circle 36 battalion. more than a 1000 soldiers rush. ukrainian soldiers from that battalion were reported to have been taken. and others managed to get into the as of steel factory, which is where the other battalion i have managed to be holding out. that's where the last you cried in stronghold in that city now lies an overnight around 3. a am local time. russia ordered a cease and desist a surrender and di order if you will, saying that they will very, very close to capturing and they will kill those soldiers as well. that city, obviously a key target all vladimir putin in the school. he wants to have something to be able to report back some good news if you will, for the russian side and taking over mary's whole would be that victory that he's looking for by all account certainly ahead of the may night victory day in russia. and you've just men

anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york, thank you. >>> the biden administration is expected to unveil its long-awaited rules today to crack down on so-called ghost guns. the privately made guns without serial numbers are increasingly being found at crime scenes across the u.s., and it comes as the white house and justice department are under growing pressure to deal with gun deaths and violent crime. one of the proposed rules released last year would require manufacturers and dealers who sell ghost gun parts to be licensed by the federal government. >>> turning now to the coronavirus. some parts of the u.s. are seeing an uptick in cases just as covid restrictions are being relaxed. new york city mayor eric adams announced he tested positive for the virus yesterday on his 100th day in office. a spokesperson said that he's showing no symptoms and is canceling the rest of his public events this week. in los angeles more than 1,000 people rallied in front of city hall to oppose local vaccine mandate

following the example of the mary you, paul, tragedy. but take the only right decision, stop hostilities and lay down your arms. now, wherever your curators force you to fight for the ideas of naziism. now back to the says he offer mario full wall. that place saw some of the most, the fierce fighting with being the combined forces of than as people's republic and russia against the ukraine. sen nationalists, the battalions and the regular army, now ukraine's president's vladimir, as lensky made a briar at santa trying to show that his country's forces were still in control of the city, the destruction of all our guys in mary u. paul. what they are doing now can put an end to any format of negotiations. i think it is their big mistake to say that they really want to end the war. so 4000 self civilians have been killed in the city of murray all alone. now russia and then is people's republic. so officials claimed that these civilians have been used as a human shields by the nationalist as all battalions in the fighting well for the last we

the destruction of all our guys in mary u. paul. what they are doing now can put an end to any format of negotiations. i think it is their big mistake to say that they really want to end the war. so 4000 self civilians have been killed in the city of murray all alone. now russia and in his people's republic. so officials claimed that these civilians have been used as a human shields by the nationalist as all battalions in the fighting well for the last week or so. they have been holds up a resort style metallurgy plants and other areas at the moment. so russian defense ministry claims that the entire city has been well freed, according to them from ukraine's forces and nationalists battalions. however, some elements are still holds up within that plant. residents of matter, you pull of being queuing up to receive much needed humanitarian aid. this comes up to fighting is reported to stop in residential areas. and in our confines, the industrial outskirts douglas guy did it already on my door below the entire urban area of marine pal

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, ukraine is preparing for a new russian onslaught in the country's industrial east after russia withdrew its forces from outside of kyiv. authorities are urging people to evacuate before it is too late. in the northeast town near the russian border, residents boarded buses yesterday to escape as fears of a russian assault grew. the town is not far from kharkiv which remains under attack. it comes as the u.n., the u.s., and its european allies continue to ramp up pressure on russia and president vladimir putin. laura podesta is here in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. much of that pressure is economic or political pressure, and ukraine's president says that's not enough to stop the killings and overall devastation being brought on by russian troops. today the united nations general assembly will vote on suspending russia from its human rights council in the wake of the horrific images out of ukraine. >> there's nothing less

have reached out seeking news of family and friends trapped in mary. you pull these lists and permits being compiled. now will help them, or i'd gazda of our tea from mario both on staying in mother, you pull our tease crews on the ground, they're delivering humanitarian aid. our correspondent, roman custody of reports. we are at we are a say yes, another sensor for this place. people for refugees here in murray opal. as you can see with livery, bread, hygienic items, various vegetables, like potatoes or onions, carrots and how the rest of the things, the long line of people just outside of the sensor on the other side. how many children, many held early, each, one of them, waiting for their little packet offer foods and other basic necessary items. so yes, that finishes you bring them along with yours when we get to those. and what was you with? this is a queue to one of the many so called a field kitchens here in murray opal. as you can see us mostly elderly people who are waiting for their chance to get well. one of the few meals that meals that the

mary, thanks jeff. the un peacekeeping mission. and molly says it's concerned about reports of civilian deaths and an operation carried out by molly and forces. molly's army says that it killed more than 200 fighters last week when it rated the village of mora in the multi region. thousands were arrested. large quantities of weapons were confiscated. the un says that it's working with molly and authorities to tackle growing insecurity in the region. coming up after the weather on al jazeera, pope frances issues apology to canada's indigenous people. plus the moment football fans have been waiting for the groups for the 2022 world cup revealed in council. ah, richard, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to castle group. your travel package to day. hello, there may have been april fools on friday, but the winter weather that swept across europe was no joke. we had an arctic blast that knocked temperatures down in northern in central areas and brought snow flurries and some heavy snow to places like france. now these are

it's inhabitants in mary, u. paul and other cities is interesting to washington only in the context of fighting to the last ukrainian against russia and stay in murder. you pull this voltage, you can see now shows the destruction in the local port after intense fighting buildings in the area were destroyed, as well as ships. one of them blocking the entrance to the harbor when exploded minds of both the vessels also present a danger. armed forces of the dentist republic have been pulling out from mario pool to return to their permanent bases after residential areas in the city were taken. oh, so soldiers received a warm welcome from local residents for the city of mario full does remain beset by a humanitarian crisis. with many residents lacking basic necessities, such as food, fuel and water. many people have decided to remain in their hometown, rely on humanitarian aid provided by russian underneath republic. forces those unable to reach the distribution center volunteers are operating on the ground ortiz room