hello to you, alex sandra. so germany, the host of this year's g 7 summit has in fact been criticized for not doing enough to support ukraine. but today we just heard from the u. s. president, calling germany one of the fastest and closest allies in the world. what do you make of this? well, i think that this a brief exchange that we so was very telling or so well orchestrated. so we heard you asked president joe biden saying that he wanted to our company men to all of shoals for stepping up as he did to a when taking over the chances that position as the german chancellor. and then he also added that to the way how germany was moving had a great impact on the whole europe. so he was making a point to praising germany's leadership. despite all that criticism that germany has been facing, of course, it is important. germany is a heavy weight in europe. germany is the host of this g 7 meeting. and that is why germany is so crucial in making this meeting a success. and to making sure that the signal that is going

it was also alex kogut's favorite color. sandramore strength in your little finger then the worst thing that could have ever happened to you. >> two years later, there was still purple ribbons in alex kogut's home town. her friends, attending a college memorial in honor of students who have died, at a college that itself had to heal, ecologists opened in center to raise awareness about dating violence. and there are still those, like paige whitney, who will never let the memory of a grateful, joyous, young spirit, fade away. >> for the rest of my life, whenever i see purple, i will think of her. whenever i see a story of any type of domestic violence, i will think of her. and i will never stop telling her story. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. ks for watching. >> there's lots of definition

. >> sandra: carrie severino appreciate your time today. >> trace: alex, good afternoon. the president spoke about an hour and a half ago and he called today's decision by the supreme court a very solemn moment, saying a case they had taken away a constitutional right from the american people. what he said. >> make no mistake, this decision is a culmination of a deliberate effort over decades of upset balance of our law. it's a realization of extreme ideology and tragic error of the supreme court. >> he called out president trump by name, saying kavanaugh, gorsuch and barrett, were at the core of the decision to upend the scales of justice. president biden said the administration will defend a woman's right to travel to a state where abortion access is available if it is restricted in her home state. but saying no executive action by the president can reverse today's decision. the president also said the task is up to voters seeking clearly to make abortion a central midterm issue. >> need to restore protection of law on the land. personal freedoms are on the ballot, righ

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sandra, right now families of two of those three americans are speaking out. they say they have been in the dark about their family members for about one week now. of the three, alex from alabama. he's a former service member, one-time army staff sergeant and andy, 27 years old, also from alabama. he's a former corporal in the marines, two of several thousand international fighters who have come to ukraine to fight. the president is briefed on the matter and says americans should stay out of ukraine. >> we don't know where they are, but want to reiterate, americans should not be going to ukraine now. say it again. americans should not be going to ukraine now. not be going to ukraine. >> steve: the worrisome question is if the three americans have been captured by the russians, will they be treated as prisoners of war. already local authorities in eastern ukraine run by russia have captured two britains and a moroccan man. all three have been sentenced to death. back to you. >> sandra: steve, thank you. fired up fairfax county parents putting heads over a policy that would suspend students for using the wrong gender pronouns for their peers. pete hegseth will react