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that is, it is a kind of barber shop.he union collapsed and the world changed, well, the organization of the united nations and, in essence , turned into this, i don't know, well, political and largely decorative body. the question is, what are the alternatives, yes, and where to move now in in which direction to modernize this organization, by the way, mr. zelenskyi spoke about this repeatedly even before the war, when there were questions about the minsk agreements, then they already talked about the fact that as long as the russian federation is a permanent member of the un security council, it has veto rights. it is unlikely that we can move in the direction of development the implementation of this criminal aggressive policy of the russian federation against the ukrainian state, so what can they do? well, the concern has been expressed once again, mr. volodymyr, if you continue your analogy that the un is a hairdresser is at most a civilian who cannot deal with cancerous tumors so who can be this surgeon now, well, a

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lester >> ellison barber in ukraine, thank you >>> in 60 seconds, is birth control the new battlefront over reproductive rights? the major move the fda is considering and the deepest image of space ever captured you will see it right here >>> the biden administration is telling hospitals that doctors must perform abortions if the life of the mother is at stake. it comes as the fda considers a request to make birth control pills available for sale over the counter. stephanie gosk joins me stephanie, starting with the move by the administration o emergency care, what could that mean? >> lester, today the biden administration reminded hospitals that an existing federal law requires them to provide abortions if the life of the mother is at risk, even in states where the procedure is now banned it says that federal law preempts state laws many of which have recently changed this as the fda considers making birth control pills available over the counter for the first time ever. >> reporter: when the birth control pill was first approved, it ushered in a sexual revolution. >> birth control, e

ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> we have an update tonight on president biden's condition following his covid diagnosis on thursday. chief white house correspondent kristen welker joins me now. today, the president's doctor said he's doing well but experiencing even more symptoms >> kate, that's right. the doctor explained in the statement, president biden's primary symptoms, though less troublesome, now include sore throat, a runny nose, loose cough, and body aches as well. the white house has really aimed to downplay concerns about the 79-year-old president's covid diagnosis, releasing photos of him working, although they did not release one today. now, notably, preliminary results show the president likely contracted ba.5, which is the dominant variant in the country. mr. biden has been taking the antiviral paxlovid, he's vaccinated and twice boosted. the doctor said he's also using an inhaler, although not experiencing shortness of breath. the white house has identified 17 close contacts, including the first lady, her spokesperson telling nbc news she tested negative t

smoke is >>> finally, the assault on ukraine shows no end tonight, ellison barber takes us inside thelp those who can't always hear the danger ahead. >> reporter: imagine trying to survive a war, but when the rockets fall, you don't hear them. in kharkiv, missiles landed within six miles of this home misha is hard of hearing. his wife anastasia is deaf >> translator: our daughter is hearing, and she would come to us crying. we didn't want her to live in fear >> reporter: help came from a team with off the grid missions, a nonprofit focused on helping deaf and hard of hearing people in disasters around the world. everyone who works with them is deaf, hard of hearing, or in the case of many translators, codas, children of deaf adults angela maria is the founder. artis and emil are part of her team >> translator: they didn't have a vehicle to get out, so we went there and got them out. >> reporter: for those who are deaf or hard of hearing, the challenges of life in a war-torn country are multifaceted >> they don't hear the yell to go, or if they're told to go, they know if they go, they

ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >> so many responding to the need. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ there's pictures of you and i on the walls around me ♪ ♪ the way that it was and it could have been surrounds me ♪ ♪ i'll never get over you walking away ♪ ♪ i've never been the kind ♪ ♪ to ever let my feelings show ♪ ♪ and i thought that being strong ♪ ♪ meant never losing yourself controlled ♪ ♪ but i'm just drunk enough ♪ ♪ to let go of my pain ♪ ♪ to with my pride ♪ ♪ let it fall like rain ♪ ♪ from my eyes ♪ ♪ tonight i want to cry ♪ ♪ and never been the kind ♪ ♪ to ever let my feelings show ♪ ♪ and i thought that being strong ♪ ♪ meant never losing your self-control ♪ ♪ but i'm just drunk enough ♪ ♪ to let go of my pain ♪ ♪ to with my pride ♪ ♪ let it fall like rain ♪ ♪ from my eyes ♪ ♪ because tonight i want to cry ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> welcome! give it up for my band ! that was keith urban's "tonight i want to cry," it's a great song. alexis wants to he

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to the women at the heart of the process, germany's foreign minister and alina burbock, and linda barber many thanks sir, for joining deutsch villa, i would like to begin with the war and ukraine, which of course, is the backdrop to developing germany's new national security strategy, your russian counterparts, a level has just said that russia is expanding its focus of from donors can low hands in the east of the country or to harrison and other regions in the south. this seems to confirm that the notion that russia is aiming to annex these territories, perhaps even cut off ukraine entirely from the black sea. what's your response to that? was the same as it had been in the last 2 months. we supported ukraine not only was tele garrity not only by mentioning every day that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also with military support. so they can self defend their country and their territory in russia using every time a different argument. so this time it's because of the military support their thing, but they have been attacking key if and other parts of uk

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>> nbc's ellison barber live in kyiv with that terrific reporting.ou so much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," nearly a dozen fake electors who falsely certified donald trump as the victor of the 2020 election in georgia are now targets of a criminal probe. we're digging into that and what it means for the former president. >>> plus, president biden is set to announce new executive measures addressing the climate crisis, this as record-breaking temperatures put millions of americans under heat alerts this week. those stories and a check on the scorching forecast when we come back right back. the scorching forecast when we come back right back. pool floaties are like whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. sometimes followed by vomiting and exhaustion. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because whooping cough isn't just for k

nbc news correspondent, ellison barber, caught an inside look. >> ukrainian officials say, russia firedards the city yesterday evening. for the midas apparel poorly by ukraine's air defense system, and two of them landing in this general. this building right here we could see some of the shattered windows, this is a residential apartment building that we spoke to one woman and she talked about how she and her family were gathered in kind of this corridor, as soon as she heard the air raid sirens she said she had never heard booms that loud in the city. we were outside when the missile attacks first started. first we heard the air raid sirens, then the booms, people ran, we ran towards the shelter. then we heard other explosions. this was a city that for a moment felt normal. people were out at restaurants, eating food, eating their meals. they quickly abandoned that and so many people were rushing towards the shelters. this was a mass rocket attack according to ukrainian officials and it shattered any sense of normality in the city of dnipro. >> back to you. >> alison barber in ukraine.

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joining us from din dnipro is nbc news correspondent ellison barber.about this? >> reporter: a spokesperson for the general staff for the armed forces of ukraine says russia fired five missiles. he said two were shut down by the defense system. three of them hit the sit stay center directly. according to state emergency service, 115 people have now sought medical assistance. 54 are hospitalized, 34 of them in serious condition, five in critical condition, 21 people at least are dead. in one horrific photo you see what appears to be a child dead lying in the street next to a stroller, her tiny little velcro shoes covered in blood spatter. president zelenskyy has said this is an open act of terrorism. right now at least 47 people are still unaccounted for. earlier today we were visiting a hospital here in dnipro and we met people who survived previous missile attacks. one of the people, you should be able to see him on your screen. he has burns all over his arms, his head, the back of all of his neck. attacks like the one we saw today they happen a lot i

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nbc's allyson barber is in the city of dnipro as russia appears to be ramping up attacks on civilianargets >> reporter: tonight the russian military intensifying its relentless assault on civilians, striking an apartment building in kharkiv, and in eastern donetsk ukrainian officials say dozens are dead after a russian missile hit this five-story apartment building over the weekend. rescuers diligently combing through the rubble, families desperate for word on their loved ones this man is looking for his sister and nephew. he says he is waiting for a miracle. for some miracles have come. rescuers pulled nine people from the rubble injured but alive ukraine's president zelenskyy accused russia of targeting civilians. as russia now gains ground in eastern ukraine attacks like these have forced some ukrainians to spend their weekend learning pressure release and how to spot unexploded munitions come look in here. this is just one example of things that people have to now look out for across ukraine. this is an unexploded ordnance this one is fake but they can be real and very, very dang

officials say the kremlin has installed a puppet government nbc's ellison barber spoke with ukrainian villagers who sneaked out by foot and bicycle and escaped from russian occupation. >> life here is hard but it's safer than where they were >> translator: when russians came, they put white stripes on us, on our hands and legs. >> he tells us soldiers threatened to shoot anyone walking around without that white tape, and sometimes it didn't make a difference at all. >> translator: there was a headquarters and ammunition were housed in a school they didn't let anyone come even 100 meters to the school a young boy came closer. he wasn't even 30 years old. a sniper shot him dead >> russian forces control much of the kherson region. the villagers we spoke to claim russian soldiers no longer allow cars to oo leave >> my wife said, well, they will shoot you anyway, so let's get out of here. >> vladamir and his wife decided to bike. they pedaled across uneven terrain until they reached a town controlled by ukrainian forces >> translator: i'm just happy that i stayed alive. >> thousands of pe

nbc's ellison barber, thank you very much for that report. >>> we also now have some other news. the latest on the sudden death of a member of the trump family, ivana trump, the first wife to former president donald trump was found dead inside her new york city apartment yesterday. she was 73 years old. nbc news chief white house correspondent kristen welker has the details. >> reporter: in the 1980s, they were one of new york's power couples, the brash real estate mogul donald trump, and his glamorous first wife ivana, the former president announcing her death, calling her a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life. her pride and joy were her three children, donald jr., ivanka, and eric. she was so proud of them, as we are all so proud of her. ivana trump grew up under communist rule in the former check slow vaca. as a child she was a competitive skier, and later fleeing to canada and then new york where she met mr. trump, and becoming a prominent new york socialite an executive at the trump organization, working on key projects like trump

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nbc news correspondent elson barber joins us now from dnipro west of where those strikes occurred. ellison, thanks for joining us. tell us more about that attack. what are we learning? >> reporter: the deputy chief of emergency services, in the region says four shells believed to be from missiles hit the area, and as a result, part of the five story apartment building collapsed. right now the death toll has risen again, just in the last hour, the death toll right now is said to be 19. rescuers have reportedly pulled eight people out of the rubble alive. there is video from the scene that shows the moment where they established contact with a man trapped underneath the rubble and get him out to safety. this morning, rescuers, member with the emergency services team there, they say that rescuers on the ground have now made contact, verbal contact with at least two other people, but we don't know right now the exact number of people who are still unaccounted for. president zelenskyy and other officials have warned they think the death toll will continue to rise. it was 15 when we went

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. >> live from ukraine, nbc news correspondent ellison barber. you have more on the search for survivors after air strikes at an apartment building this weekend. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: so right now, the russian army is said to be aggressively shelling settlements along the border between the dontesk region and the luhansk region according to the regional governor, they are needing tools to attack these settlements and heavy shelling in recent days and overnight we have places near zaporizhzhia, in the southeastern and rather along the southeastern front line, coming under missile fire last night a number of missiles hit the area of mykolaiv. across the board, it is just wreaking havoc on the lives of civilians. the russian military intensifying its relentless assault against civilians, striking an apartment building in kharkiv, and eastern donetsk dozens are dead after a russian missile hit this five story apartment building over the weekend. rescuers diligently combing through the rubble. families desperate for word on their lov

ellison barber, nbc news, kyiv, ukraine. >>> well, a stunning discovery onboard a seized russian oligarch'sattorney general, lisa monaco, says investigators found what they believe is a faberge eggs they are very rare the russian royal family commissioned the faberges to make only 50 of them if this is genuine, the egg could be worth millions and millions of dollars. the deputy attorney general didn't specify which super yacht housed the suspected faberge egg but authorities seized the vessel in fiji and it's docked in san diego bay, which fits the description of this thing. its owner is a billionaire with ties to putin who made his money in gold mining last month officials sailed that 300 million dollar yacht from fiji to san diego. >>> one of the most recognized butterflies in all of the world winging its way to extinction. what scientists say is the biggest threat to the orange and black. >>> and one of the biggest conventions around is back crowds making it to southern california and while there were a lot of masks, they're not really the ones we're used to >>> plus, minutes away from t

he's law, he's measured silver, not to be dr. barber means you're set on it for ah, the north atlantic treaty organization is a peculiar thing. it claims to be a defensive military alliance, but it aggressively expands that expansion, misdirected russia. and it's clients that ukraine is losing a war. nato actively supports, essentially, nato has decided to double down on failure. ah, the phones, ron r o, for ukrainian integration into the west or north nato. it was a rather european union. and the coal ukrainian crisis, which we see now in the full scale, started with the idea of association agreement. 2013. of course, now we see that there is basically no difference between it and the european union, but at that time, your opinion emphasized that is something completely different, and russia actually accepted this ah. with awe on february, the 24th 2022, russia launched a special military operation in ukraine. the campaigns 1st major battle was an operation to bring the city of murray. you pull back under the control of pro russian don bass with do i want you to work with almost 3 mon

marshals 15 most wanted list for 11 league killing the other barber in this clip.s accused of shooting his former boss pennsylvania last year. in georgia, a 6-foot man donned a floral dress, white wade, and orange latex gloves -- not very convincing -- but he was doing this to rob a bank. the mrs. doubtfire thief told the teller he had a gun and demanded cash with a note and fled in a car without registration tags. these are asking for help to find this fake granny. south carolina attorney alex murtaugh is pleading not guilty to not to murdering his wife and son lester and his attorneys say he wants a speedy trial because he feels the killer or killers are still at large. senior correspondent or angle has the details for us tonight. good evening. >> shannon, disbarred and disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh is certainly no stranger to being inside the well of a courtroom, but this time he was at the defendant's table, handcuffed and charged with the double murders of his wife and youngest son and offered a chance to enter a plea at his bond hearing wedn

joining me now from kyiv is nbc's ellison barber. for these families, but widows can you tell me about these americans? >> hey, alex. yes the parents of one of those americans who died in the donbas tells us that their son was part of a foreign volunteer units within the ukrainian military. they say he and three others within that unit died after they were ambushed in eastern ukraine. >> this is the photo. >> in calabasas, north carolina, kathy and george are mourning the loss of their son. >> he didn't go there to visit. he went there is a wanted to help people. >> -- a father of two, a son, a devoted friend, when they're in early april. >> my husband is one hunted percent ukrainian. so therefore 80% of my son is ukrainian. he saw what was going on, we really needed help. he said, mom i'm going. so he went. we try to dissuade him. >> every time i talk to them i told him, when you just come home? >> just a week before he was killed he sent a note to mom saying we don't have the right equipment. send me a tactical vest. >> how did you

nbc news correspondent alison barber has more, live, from kyiv. good morning alison. >> good morning, katie. the parents of one of those americans tell us that he was killed during an ambush in eastern ukraine. they are devastated, and right now they are trying to figure out how to tell their young grandchildren that their father is not coming home. they say that is difficult as this conversation will be, there is one thing they believe they can tell their children with confidence, that their dad was a hero who cared about people. >> this is the photo. >> in calabash, north carolina, kathy and george -- are mourning the loss of their son. >> he did not go there to be a hero. he was there because he wanted to help people. >> 31 year old -- a father of two, a brother and a devoted friend, went to ukraine in early april. >> my husband is ukrainian, so he has 50% of him as ukrainian. he saw the work going on and he saw that they really needed help. and he said, mom i will tell him. so we went in we tried to display. >> every time i talk to them i say,

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