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good monday morning, everyone. we begin with the war in ukraine and finally some relief for people trapped inside a steel plant in mariupol. >> after enduring some of the worst conditions imaginable, some of the trapped civilians have finally escaped. meanwhile, we've learned that first lady jill biden will be traveling to the region for mother's day. it comes after a surprise visit to ukraine by speaker nancy pelosi. >> abc's justin finch is here now with the very latest. justin, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the congressional >> reporter: mona, good morning to you. house speaker nancy pelosi saying the congressional
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delegation arrived to kyiv feeling a mix of great sorrow and great pride. the visit comes as congress takes up a new request for military and humanitarian aid for ukraine and as a cease-fire briefly re-opened for some civilians to escape. in the bombed, ravaged southeastern city of mariupol, new video posted by city officials and filmed by the far right azov battalion appears to show ukrainian civilians safely escaping after weeks of war and at the steel plant defended by ukrainian forces women and children seen evacuating sunday in video released by russia's defense ministry. as many as 1,000 civilians believed still holed up inside along with ukrainian fighters. president zelenskyy saying about 100 civilians safely cleared those front lines thanks to a cease-fire and the efforts of the red cross and the united nations. once over ukrainian officials say russian troops resumed bombing that steel plant. abc's marcus moore with a woman who says her husband died defending mariupol and
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describing the dire conditions he saw. >> people can't see sky. they see -- they see bunkers. they have not eat. they have not water. >> reporter: across ukraine russia escalating its assault and the u.s. showing renewed support for ukraine. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi leading a previously unannounced congressional delegation to ukraine. pelosi now the highest ranking u.s. official to visit kyiv arriving just days after president biden called on congress to authorize $33 billion in military and humanitarian aid for ukraine. >> we leave with a firmer understanding and more current understanding of what needs to be done with a deeper appreciation of inspiration from those who are in this fight. >> reporter: and the white house just announced first lady jill
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biden will visit ukrainian parents and children in romania and slovakia who have been displaced by russia's war. that visit set to take place over mother's day weekend. mona. >> justin, thank you. millions of people in the plains are bracing for more severe weather today as one town in kansas tries to clean up from a tornado. the twister with winds up to 160 miles per hour roared through friday damaging more than 1,000 buildings in a suburb of wichita. roofs were flying into the air, but remarkably only four people were injured. the path of destruction stretched for 13 miles, and three young storm chasers are being mourned after a deadly car crash. they were between 19 and 22 years old and were studying meteorology at the university of oklahoma. they were driving back to school after chasing tornadoes when their car hydroplaned. we turn now to the economy and new concern about rising gas prices. this time it's the price that truckers are paying, and it could all affect us. this morning, diesel fuel prices hitting an all-time high. now $5.30 per gallon, up more than $2 from last year.
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>> just to fill up this truck, i'd say about a year ago was less than, i don't know, about $80 to fill it up, and now it's over 200. >> reporter: the record prices could fuel higher inflation putting more strain on american wallets. that's because diesel is essential to the supply chain. nearly all heavy-duty trucks and nearly all trains use diesel. so do most cargo ships, and with shipping companies now facing the extra cost, consumers can expect to face higher prices on nearly everything. even energy costs could be affected. coal is transported to power plants in diesel-powered trains. diesel engines also power most agricultural equipment, which means prices on those consumer goods could rise gradually but for truckers, the pain is immediate. >> this load for simple, i made that load for $2,300. now i'm doing it for 1,900. >> reporter: in some parts of the country, diesel prices now top $6 per gallon and considering many big rigs only get about six miles to the gallon, some drivers are now paying more than $1 per mile on
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the highway. >> i'm losing money, you know, and to be honest, i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: meanwhile, oil companies are reporting rising profits. chevron posting a $6.3 billion profit last week, nearly four times what the company reported this time last year. democrats are promising legislation that would allow the federal trade commission to monitor prices and go after oil companies. >> they are hoarding the windfall while keeping prices high for people at the pump. >> as for regular gas, those prices are up 6 cents in the last week. several suicides on a u.s. aircraft carrier are prompting action from the navy. seven sailors assigned to the "uss george washington" have died since july. three of them died during one week last month. in response the navy will now move hundreds of sailors off the ship. service members have complained about terrible working conditions on the ship, which has been docked in virginia for repairs. a mysterious hepatitis outbreak among children is spreading. at least ten states are now reporting an increase in cases
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of severe hepatitis in children. one death has been confirmed in wisconsin, and two kids in minnesota needed liver transplants. doctors are looking for a cause. they're investigating a type of adenovirus found in many of the children. now to the urgent for an escaped inmate and a corrections officer in alabama. a reward is now being offered in the case. as we learn more about the officer, her mother is now speaking out. these are the latest images of escaped murder suspect casey white now on the run after escaping from an alabama jail. also still missing, a corrections officer investigators say may have helped him escape. >> really the question we have lingering is, did she do that willingly, or was she somehow coerced or forced to help him? >> reporter: investigators say the officer, vicky white, who is not related to casey white, escorted casey to the courthouse friday for what was described as a mental health evaluation, but no such appointment was scheduled. by late afternoon both were missing. vicky's patrol car was found in
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a parking lot at a nearby shopping center, and her phone went straight to voice mail. >> it's just really hitting right now that, you know, it's like a nightmare. you hope you wake up, and it's over. >> reporter: vicky's mother tells our huntsville station vicky never mentioned casey, and she doesn't know if vicky was coerced. >> all i know is what we see on tv and what little they're telling us. he could hurt her easy, and that's what keeps me awake at night. >> reporter: the sheriff says vicky was a model employee even winning awards, and she was planning to retire. in fact, friday was her final day on the job. >> and i can tell you that every employee in this office is shocked that she's missing and that this has happened. >> reporter: in 2020 authorities charged casey with two counts of capital murder for stabbing a woman. prosecutors say he later confessed to being a hit man. now as the search intensifies, investigators are combing through casey's phone calls and looking into his previous interactions for clues on where
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the two could be headed. a $10,000 reward is now being offered in the case. all right. time now for a look at your monday weather. strong winds today are expected to fuel the flames of a wildfire that's already scorched more than 160 square miles near santa fe, new mexico. 6,000 people have been placed under evacuation orders. on the radar today late day storms could spawn more tornadoes from northern texas to missouri, and rain is expected in the pacific northwest, the southeast and parts of the northeast. checking today's high temperatures, mid-80s across the south, around 60 near the great lakes and only 46 today in denver. coming up, a young member of coming up, a young member of the royal family like we've never seen her. coming up, a young member of the royal family like we've never seen her. but first we hear from the family visiting disney world when they realized they were being tracked by an apple airtag device.
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[narrator] 100 percent of donations fund game changing cancer research. donate now at v dot org. you're looking at the first partial solar eclipse of the year. it was visible in parts of the southern hemisphere including south america and the pacific ocean. a partial solar ellipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. a family from tennessee is sharing a nightmare that played out during their vacation. they say someone was following them with an apple airtag device, and it was their teen daughter who found out. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning a family believes someone used an electronic device to track them at disney world. they say after a full day at the magic kingdom, 17-year-old madison gaston received a notification that an apple
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airtag device was moving with her. >> it was first detected with her around 7:09 p.m., and we got the notification at about 11:33 p.m. >> reporter: madison clicked on the notification and saw a map outlining everywhere they had walked in the previous four hours. >> it showed the first destination where it was detected with her, and then it basically draws a line and makes the connections. >> reporter: the family says they frantically shook out their clothes and bags in the parking lot then jumped into their truck. driving back to the hotel, madison's phone showed the airtag was still back in their parking lot. it had apparently fallen out of their belongings. >> i had seen videos of other people warning people about them and what they were basically. >> reporter: apple's airtag is meant to be attached to things frequently lost like your keys or wallet, but authorities say some criminals have used the devices to follow people, even
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attaching them to cars to steal later. >> they can always tell where the vehicle's location is, and then they can almost wait and, you know, commit the theft on their watch. >> reporter: apple previously telling abc news, if users ever feel their safety is at risk, they are encouraged to contact local law enforcement who can work with apple to provide any available information about the unknown airtag. the sheriff's office did file a report, but without physically having the airtag, deputies did not identify the incident as a criminal violation. derricke dennis, abc news. >> all right, derricke, thank you. actor bill murray now acknowledges his behavior caused production of a movie to be suspended. murray says the incident on the set of the film, "being mortal," represented a difference of opinion between himself and a female colleague. without elaborating on what he did, he said he was insensitive. >> you know, the world's different than it was when i was a litle kid, you know, what i always thought was funny as a
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little kid is not necessarily the same as what's funny now. things change, and the times change, so it's important for me to figure it out. >> the company behind the movie which is owned by our parent company disney is investigating. okay, coming up, a development overnight from the johnny depp trial, the change his ex-wife amber heard is now making. also ahead, the emotional moment as the judds were inducted into the country music hall of fame one day after naomi judd's death. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together.
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going to accomplish everything in her defense and in her counterclaim. there's only been one side of the story revealed so far. so her testimony will be critically, critically important to this trial and to amber heard. >> depp denies hitting heard and is suing for $50 million. heard is countersuing for 100 million. a special tribute for country music legend naomi judd. her daughters gathered last night to both mourn and clebrate their mother. here's abc's rhiannon ally. >> good evening. i'm naomi judd. ♪ i will stand by you ♪ >> reporter: we are now hearing from ashley and wynonna judd after the passing of their mother, naomi. >> my momma loved you so much, and she appreciated your love for her, and i'm sorry that she couldn't hang on until today. >> reporter: they announced naomi's death saturday attributing mental illness but
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not elaborating any further. at the country music hall of fame induction ceremony last night, they discussed her final moments. >> i kissed her on the forehead. we all gathered around her. >> reporter: one day later the judds were inducted into the hall of fame. >> i didn't prepare anything tonight because i knew mom would probably talk the most. [ laughter ] >> reporter: naomi and wynonna took country music by storm in the 1980s. ♪ why not me when the nights get cold, why not me ♪ >> reporter: recording 14 number one hits. years later she spoke about her struggle with depression. she spoke with abc's robin roberts. >> my final diagnosis was severe depression, treatment resistant because they tried me on every single thing they had in their arsenal. >> reporter: the news of her death shocking the music world. luke bryan sharing this on "american idol" -- >> my heart and i know everybody's heart goes out to
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the judd family. >> reporter: her family insisted last night's induction ceremony go on as planned. ashley judd took a moment to shine a light on her big sister. >> i love you, and i'm proud of you, and mom was proud of you, and she always was. >> reporter: the judds just reunited on stage in april at the cmt music awards singing one of their most iconic songs. ♪ love can build a bridge ♪ >> reporter: which turned out to be their final performance. >> the judds just recently announced a farewell tour for the fall making her death all the more unexpected. naomi judd was 76 years old. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. coming up, the best moments from the white house correspondents' dinner. also ahead, the big change that could be coming to the las vegas strip. who's on it with jardiance? we're 25 million prescriptions strong. we're managing type 2 diabetes... ...and heart risk.
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reggie: julian: happening right now at five, the big rig crashes into the bay bridge toll plaza. ukrain theeareggigm uswe, wh80 s monday, may 2. reggie: we kick it off with a look at the four cast. we are talking about 80's this week? lisa: this week but not today. the effect of some cooler air complements of gusty northerly wind will be with us throughout the day. 50 in san mateo and 51 in hayward. pretty breezy from san francisco , 30 miles
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