you have children together with christina's daughter.e same. they, that is, without depriving us, go to the store, buy one and the second, ten-year-old varvara is quite satisfied with her life and does not even suspect that her official dad refuses her. varvara is at home the main assistant, and at school, an excellent student and the first activist of the diplomas of the girl can not be counted. about eye safety we took the child here too. and here, just for participation, probably, yes, well, that is, in all the competitions that are at school, the child tries to participate. she has an interest. mom is delighted with her daughter's talent, varvara loves to draw or drink from plasticine and is happy to teach her younger sister ulyana how to make crafts . often, we study in the evenings, they love to draw and draw. to cut something in the future varvara dreams of becoming a designer. the page in her album is full of sketches of elegant dresses. i've been drawing here on the bar bodies, now here is the body, and then you draw different c

christina's parents are not able to collect such an amount on their own.lexandra tankin tell you how to help? what's this such it drew, whether it’s my winter christina can draw a lot lepit examines books and skillfully rides a scooter around the house, but most of all she loves just to hear everything that is happening around such an opportunity has appeared. she has recently. she has hearing aids. they are bone they are attached to the cross. i can show you behind the ear. here, here, on this bone, and through this bone, she hears the sound of christina’s medical diagnoses, bilateral cuts and microtia, which means that since birth, the girl has not been opened ear canals and the ears themselves have not grown to their usual size. the older she gets, the worse she hears. at first, the child was denied disability registration, only after a complaint and repeated appeal, the status was obtained, then she had to wait a year before hearing aids were issued. their cost of one million rubles is too much for the family, but today is the best option for us, becau

christina is not able to help, alexander tonkikh will tell you. this is winter.aw a lot, babble, look at books and skillfully ride a scooter around the house, but most of all she loves to just hear everything that is happening around, such an opportunity has appeared. she has recently. she has hearing aids. they are they are fastened with bones, a cross. i can show behind the ear here, here, on this bone, and through this bone, she hears the sound of christina’s medical diagnoses, bilateral cuts and microtia , which means that since birth, the girl’s ear canals have not been opened and the ears themselves have not grown to the usual size. the older she gets, the worse she hears. at first, the child was denied disability registration, only after a complaint and repeated appeal, the status was obtained, then she had to wait a year before hearing aids were issued. their cost of one million rubles is too much for the family, but today is the best option for us, because the opportunity to perform the operation quickly, and kristiush needs to grow. she needs to develop

now from morning to evening christina fiddling with goats. what makes her sincerely happy work brings her not only joy, but also a good income. the smallest christmas goat costs 350 sek. this is about 2,000 rubles. and a big hardened goat will cost connoisseurs already 1700. czk. that's over 8,000 in our money. so who lays out such amounts ordered, oh, i have a lot of clients christmas goats - it's very ancient and very swedish history from tradition is priceless, so none of their swedes are stingy, when it comes to christmas straw goats, business, christina sunberg is flourishing, which cannot but please her and her husband, looking at his wife. he also took up art. restoration of ancient musical instruments and playing them in a free from the production of christmas artiodactyls joins him and christina, she perfectly mastered playing the nickel harp, an old swedish instrument that looks like a hybrid of a harp and a violin. sitting in their cozy country house, the family duo quietly strums their favorite swedish melodies, which are so often

a few years ago, christina remembered the georgian tea she used to always drink with her parents. and then she wondered why no one drank it any more and they started to look into it like what's up until the 17 georgia. and they understood that it has collapsed completely bloody. so this kind of late for me is parked this idea. so it's good for an interesting good and we contacted the people here, of course didn't believe us at 1st. so like as students went to brodie. oh like that doesn't sound like worry like logical or real. but when we got here than they were like, ok peer, serious? along with a few friends, christina, may hick and thomas cats, leon has decided to take the plunge, quit their jobs and start new lives. look, i was quite successful in corporate business. i didn't have a feeling that they, i'm actually creating something that one of those sex. so tables, those meetings, present point, presentation sentence and so on and so on. but i didn't have a feeling that they actually make something that would slow left a footprint in this world too. and when i heard about this

a few years ago, christina remembered the george in tea. she used to always drink with her parents, and then she wondered why no one drank it any more and they started. so it's like what has happened through the survey in georgia and they understood that it's a collapse completely ready. so this kind of late for me and sparked this idea. so it's good for an interesting good. and we contacted the people here, of course, didn't believe us 1st so like her students went to brody. oh like that doesn't sound like very like logical or real. but when we got to hear them, they were like, okay, you're serious. along with a few friends, christina, may hick and thomas cats, leon has decided to take the plunge, quit their jobs and start new lives. look. i was quite successful because corporate business slips. i didn't have a feeling that the i'm actually creating something sec, so tables, those meetings, present point presentation sentence and so on and so on. but i didn't have a feeling that actually make something that what's left a footprint in this

and christina is sure to hear alexander thin players.saratov region in russia hundred. vala, charity event open curtain within the framework of the new theater across the country will hold events in support of the residents of donbass. refugees will be able to visit some of them. as spectators, the rest will raise funds to help those in need. volunteers, representatives of youth organizations and large families will also be invited to the event. the first performance within the framework of the open curtain took place the day before, on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater, the ballet of aram khachaturian was shown. nine federal theaters have already joined in the near future, other cultural institutions will also take part in it. april in moscow began with heavy snowfall over the past 24 hours in the capital . almost half of the monthly rainfall on the streets again appeared snowdrifts, and weather forecasters warn of black ice; utilities are working hard in case of possible emergencies in the city, one and a half thousand emerge

eh, christina will succumb. statement of claim in court can make such a decision and decide his parental rights, christina, you have always been against your daughter communicating with her father. well, not that i was against it, he himself did not want it. he didn't insist on it himself. there was a desire for this, so that he would appear there in her life, the child has now father, whom he considers his own father, who is engaged in both upbringing and its maintenance and communicate with artyom yes, let's say biological dad. i am against this child will be trauma. we have a calm, normal family, if a child is allowed into that family, a child will get scared, and you generally married artyom for love. yes, we met in 2009 in the general company and well, it started spinning. everything, everything, it seemed like it was relatively good, but for a certain period, then his mother gave him a car, he got new hobbies new interests new company. he could easily go for a walk, come to tell about his adventures. and i

christina nicolotti squires, director of output for sky news, whose journalists have been directly ining line. the bbc�*s lyse doucet, bbc news's chief international correspondent who's been in kyiv throughout the conflict. but before we meet those three esteemed journalists, i want to bring in two ukrainianjournalists, starting with 0leksiy sorokin. he's from the kyiv independent, an english language publication. it's now followed by millions of people around the world. you may know it. and 0leksiy, it's very good to have you on the media show. i wonder what you're covering today in the conflict. thank you for having me. yes, for us, as a local publication, it's important to show the human side of this. we had a story on utility workers in kyiv who have to pick up debris and allow the city to continue with its everyday life. we had stories about cities constantly shelling, like kharkiv. we try to show the people, the ordinary people who are suffering from this war, and those who are helping the country to cope with this. and yours is a very young publication. the kyiv independent was

christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. members of the president's own party are starting to ask how long the u.s. should let ukraine hold back the russian army on its own. >> the situation in mariupol is most dire, and heartbreaking. the city doesn't exist any more. >> reporter: the ukrainian foreign minister said today russian seizure of the city could mean an end to future negotiations with russia. >> mariupol may be a red line. >> reporter: ukraine says the embattled east will not be able to hold out much longer, against the larger and more powerful russian military without western weapons. the biden administration is rushing $800 million worth of military aid, including helicopters, howitzers, and ammunition. >> i would like to hear the administration talk about winning and having a sense of urgency on getting these things there. otherwise, this window of opportunity we have, the next couple of weeks, to really disrupt russia's attempt to build up, is going to pass. >> reporter: the democrat chris coons, an ally of the

christina set up this hub when russia invaded ukraine in february.team looks after more than a thousand people, and the list is growing. so are those who are willing to help. it's really like one big family who is in different places and they try to do what they can. somebody send some products, somebody maybe send some clothes for a children's and now here is work like this. it hurts to see so much suffering that people are facing now. every day, christina and her teammates drive around kyiv with a list of names to deliver food supplies and medicine. and people keep calling her asking for help. sometimes she gets calls from areas now taken by the russian forces, and it is painfulfor her to know that she can't go there to help. but she's full ofjoy when she can. this time, christina and her colleague brought supplies to an 85—year—old woman who lives alone in kyiv. and an unexpected gift of flowers brought a smile to the woman's face. precious moments in a time of war. abdujalil abdurasulov, bbc news. before we go, a reminder that you can follow all

she did not want you to leave mary and began to live with christina in st.xt day. i met christina and started watching happy. yes, we have a happy child with her . we have been married for 6 years. and we are doing well. my son looks like the children of mary child, because it is a copy of my face charisma and behavior. yes, he also, like me, has two cuckoos. not everyone here can have children. from the life of the inhabitants of the village of shushary, the question of who is the pope is still open, they predictable results of ten dna tests keep all applicants in suspense. we continue to walk through the country of talent the year of the cultural heritage of the peoples of russia well, tell us where you came from we came from the city of belgorod hello from the kursk nightingales delightful. as if i was traveling now, that's the power of music have you been above ground? how do you do it? today at 20:50 on ntv police brotherhood premiere from monday at 20:00 on ntv anxiety anxiety insomnia so in a circle you can help yourself cope with anxiety and insomnia

baby christina ricci in "addams family" in 1991. [ cheers and applause come on.es when you did this >> i did i think "the addams family" -- one, those movies were so formative for my career. because the first thing i did that was successful was all about me being allowed to do something that was not conventional so it really, sort of, shaped everything for me in so many ways and then also i remember, you know, i kind of fell into being a kid actor. it was brought to me, and i was like, "okay, sure. i'll do this." but i had always planned on doing something different. and then i remember i was 13, and i was walking on the paramount lot and shooting "addams family 2." and they were shooting "coneheads" next door, and then "frazier" was over here. and i was like, "yeah, you know what, i think i can do this for the rest of my life. >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: you figured it out right then and there >> yeah, it was such an incredible experience. >> jimmy: and now you are filming "wednesday." which is for what? what is it going to air on >> it's on netflix >> j

and as such, and i want to bring in christina from sky news at this point.nsky and putin are the two dominant characters of a story that the world has engaged in. i wonder, christina, as you look at the different ways that sky has told this story, the different ways your audience has responded to the telling of the story. where do you see the most engagement? in what form does the story work best as the story? engage the most for the people you're broadcasting to? i think what's been really fascinating for me about this particular conflict, and sadly i've covered quite a few in my career is the engagement the young people have had in it. and i do put part of that down to actually the characters, zelenskiy, he is a very smart media operator. very smart. i mean, alex crawford interviewed him a couple of weeks ago, and he was really engaging. he's very engaging, empathetic. i mean, he's an actor. he's good at all of that. but you know, his speeches he's made to different parliaments have used cultural references from different countries, including churchill. ye

according to his stepdaughter christina. >> did things to start getting back to normal?f normal. it was still kind of add a sense of, we haven't found anything, we haven't solve this yet. but life moves on. >> for the mclelland's, moving on was spending time with family. it was something mike enjoyed since marrying cynthia when christina was just ten years old. >> he would give great big bear hugs. and even when i was older, wrapped me, picked me up. never mind i'm 22! >> did you feel lucky you got him as a stepdad? >> i do. our personalities are just quite similar. >> you're both straight shooters? >> yes. our filters are quite off sometimes. >> mike relied on the support of his wife cynthia. who was also is doing what she loved. quilting, entertaining, cooking. >> you know, she's the old school cook that does not use packages. she creates everything from scratch. >> was he -- >> clearly, he enjoyed the food very much! >> we made them a good match? >> you know it's really funny. she would point out what he was doing, but he is the conservative. and she is very liberal.

jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini thank you. it's been a weekend of gun violence with three mass shootings in two states, the latest in pittsburgh where two people died, two other shootings took place in south carolina. cbs' tom hanson has the latest. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. those shootings took place just days after the mass shooting on the new york city subway. we want to warn our viewers some of the images they're about to see are disturbing. the smashed windows, a hint of the violence that erupted here, turning a house party into a bloody crime scene. at least two male victims died in the shooting. the neighborhood traumatized. mitchell wilston lives nearby. >> i'm going to wash the blood off my car which is a really depressing way to spend easter. >> reporter: more than a dozen party guests were injured, some from gunshots, others from the rush to escape. the into the air police say more than 200 people were packed into the airbnb, many of them minors. >> here we are easter and we have multiple families, two tha

good evening, christina.i found really surprising is that the average american consumes about £100 of chicken per year and because of this new virus that supply and the price of chicken could definitely go up. we spoke with some turkey farmers, but due to precautions against spreading that disease, we weren't able to go on to the farms in person. it's rare for people to get infected with avian flu, but it's a death sentence for birds , executive director of the minnesota animal board of health says if one bird is infected in a flock, the whole flock has to go. this is a foreign animal disease. the poultry that are affected do need to be depopulated. a couple of reasons for that. first of all depopulation stops the virus, which is exactly what we want to do. we don't want that farm spreading the virus, possibly within the community so far more than 600,000 chicken and turkeys have been affected in minnesota , extremely large industry. we are the number one turkey producing state in the us, clocky owns r and l.

well, yes, i left aunt marina the kingdom of heaven with children, but not for christina, but where i myself was, i went to rest from two children. i could rest for a day with a calm heart, they left two children for a day with marina in the family of alexei yes. and how old is your son now, and our son is 5.5 years old maria and your daughter of our daughter is 5 years old, it turns out you were pregnant at the same time time, we have a difference three months christine was not jealous you are not, i am a self-confident girl. i was not jealous of the birth of your child. alex was waiting. yes, he was waiting for us, met with the maternity hospital, the cars were very beautifully decorated, the apartment entrances. that is, well, everything was top notch. and as a father, he is very good, constantly devotes time to him, that is, even if he comes, he still finds it late after work. eh, time finds the opportunity to exercise and play with it. aleksey is still not christina , don't doubt it a bit, because it's, well, me i look at him, he immediately smiles and pleases my eyes. yes, i see

cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house with some new developments on the diplomatic front. christina, good evening. >> good evening, jericka, several european nations announced plans to reopen their embassy in kyiv and state department sources tell cbs news they are exploring options for potentially sending u.s. diplomats back into country, although likely not in the immediate future. >> this is a remarkable thing that the ukrainians won the battle of kyiv. >> on "face the nation" today national security advisor jake sullivan says that victory came down to the bravery and skill of the ukrainian military. and the weapons provided by the united states. >> we're working through when we will be in a position to set our diplomatic presence back up in kyiv. that is a judgment that gets worked through our security professionals. >> now as the conflict moves to the east, the u.s. says it's rushing more defensive weaponry into the country. a new cbs news yougov poll says 72% of americans support that of the and a strong majority say they would support u.s. military involvement in uk

denis villeneuve chef christina tosi.nd featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1616 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's what i'm talking about right there. welcome, everybody welcome. enjoy yourself welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause thanks for tuning in let's get to some news well, guys, as the war rages on in ukraine, former president trump said that he's surprised putin invaded ukraine, and that putin's changed. [ laughter ] trump went on to say, "this is not the man i fell in love with." [ laughter ] trump talks about putin like it's his nephew who started vaping "everything was fine, then one day" - that's right trump is surprised, which is kind of what happens when you flush four years of intelligence briefings down the toilet [ laughter ] did you guys hear about this the cdc just lowered the covid risk level for cruise ships from high to moderate. however,

christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. several european nations announced plans to reopen their embassies in kyiv, and tate department sources say they are exploring options for potentially sending u.s. diplomats back into the country, but likely not in the immediate future. >> this is a remarkable thing that the ukrainians won the battle of kyiv. >> reporter: on "face the nation" today, national secured adviser jake sullivan said that victory came down to the bravery and skill of the ukrainian military. and the weapons provided by the united states. >> we're working through when we'll be in a position to set our diplomatic presence back up in kyiv. that's a judgment that gets worked through our security professionals. >> reporter: now, as the conflict moves to the east, the u.s. says it's rushing more defensive weaponry into the country. a new cbs news poll found 72% of americans support that effort. and a strong majority say they would support u.s. military involvement in ukraine if russia attacks a nato ally or uses che

thank you christina coleman.ticism of the biden administration so-called disinformation board, senator tom cotton tweeted the federal government has no business creating a ministry of truth. senator marco rubio, nothing else we are working on will matter if we don't put an end to biden's ministry of truth. senator marsha blackburn, this goes against everything our country stands for. and we are learning more about the new disinformation czar who spends a great deal of that's our time creating tiktok jingles ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy of failure, this check is so absurd that it almost seems like this is some sort of a ruse or red herring to prevent us from talking about everything else that is horrible going on in this country. >> she looks like she is auditioning for reality show called america has got issues. [laughter] who let this insane person in front of a camera? let alone running a disinformation board? what is next up are going to put hunter biden in charge of the dea? talk about unqualified for this is banan

christina: so connor jack is safe and sound.which is also autism awareness month. arthel: thank you, christina coleman, great story. i'm glad they are back together. eric: hoffa is not the head of international of teamsters, he's retired after 23 years as teamsters president, mr. hoffa upon retirement said, quote, serving our 1.4 million members in north america has fulfilling beyond what i could have dreamed when my fellow brothers and sisters first elected me in 1998. i am forever grateful for given the opportunity to follow in my father's footsteps in teamsters president's. riddle, the search for james hoffa and we are continuing of what happened to hoff after he vanished in detroit and our probe led us to this spot in new jersey city, new jersey, word is claimed hoffa was buried after he was murdered by the mob. >> frank said he is father boaried jimmy hoffa in a metal barrel in sky way in new jersey city, new jersey, that confined metal buried under ground. we discovered metal that could corroborate frank's story. the fbi i

gregory ktvu, fox two news, christina q.trump testified before the january 6th panel today, the committee had been trying to secure an interview with her since late january. on the day of the insurrection, ivanka was with her father most of the day and was in the oval office for the key meetings. the meeting happened virtually and her testimony will remain private. san francisco mayor london breed announced she is supporting supervisor matt haney for state assembly. in a statement, breed praised his work on the city's budget committee, haney said if elected, he will continue to work with the mayor to find solutions on homelessness. haley will face off against former supervisor david campos in the runoff election just two weeks away on april 19th. campos has endorsements from several supervisors and the unite here. labor union. the biden administration plans to extend the pause on student loan payments through the end of august. student loan payments were scheduled to resume in about three weeks, the department of education s

received my glass either a little scholars toward chin hill again watched his father come down or christina it isn't there. found the queen may salute spike nadine still sooner than she needs to me. i was very odd who thought i was laid out of me about the on your bills and it goes off with your school with any minds, a washing away my most currently coverage for one. right. yeah. for by you get the abortion good condition, you never fail to leave and died falling smoothly. yes. colorado. so when you're done with a b a. is it a yeah, yeah. she's also a for sure they have a food just financial good luck with no doesn't, wasn't going to, you're not comfortable with a still a new with or he them over here. so for now with wifi vision there in school is in there by nikita. sometimes it has visitors to that's what they call it when the village is shelled by artillery and motors. but as it's the only school available, it's a mystery has to take every day. now once i get back with l. a. j. a. i want you to pay a cash for both with the government. so that would be an issue with a machine with them.

donna, christina. it isn't a bad sound like we used my food spike in a news to me. i was very odd who thought i was played out to me about our own you those and it goes like are you with your school with any mind a washing my mind you get coverage right? yeah. for by you get that which again condition you ever feel believe i'm dying marley's little egg? bacon and boy. yes. all right, so when you're done with a decision, i'm going to be a is it a yeah yeah. she's also a performance for humans. they have a good luck with a lot of life. mm hm. you know, check with a, a, a he, then you can fill them with their in school is in there by nikita. sometimes it has visitors to that's what they call it. when the village is shelled by artillery a motive, but as it's the only school available, it's a risk she has to take every day. now watching a doctor called like a j a a a rush for both taken with spell at the governor. oh, that would be an issue with a machine with them. but for us to use google should go through with, you know, would be to pull you up with, with, with with t

christina fingers from the city know this? yes , of course i know. where is she?et it from? this is very important khmurov please just one question. artur means, i'm sorry yes vika i'm listening to you know. she went to you and what time is it. i'll come to you. i'm around here. just wait for me. excuse me now murov please i yes i now don't kick. help shut your mouth. evgeniy nikolaevich hi i don't know what it could be to be. yevgeny nikolayevich, you're all right . wait. you mean she called, that she needed help. and you just didn't hear the call. no, i didn't say that , it's like you can't hear me. i mean, i don't know anything yet, but i'm pretty sure she's probably fine. she stayed up somewhere with a friend, or they listened to music and chatted there . she would call at one in the morning your daughter is unknown, where and it is not known with whom. and you say it's alright, i hope so, but it is not known with whom and where it is still unknown. soon everything became clear. i think she will call, but she would have called me, apparently, the phone has run

christina.ters headed to the polls today in tense presidential run-off election between macron and la pen. centrist macron won first round with nearly 28% of the vote leading over le pen but this time they are the only two on the ballot. the two faced off in the election. both candidates are condemning putin's war on ukraine although la pen has been sympathetic to putin in the past and cast doubt on sanctions against russia that she believes could hurt the people of france. la pen says bringing down the cost of living would be her top priority as president and that macron has left the country divided over his economic policies, meantime macron is reiterating to voters his environmental and climate change agenda. he has also been criticizing la pen for saying that she thinks the muslim head scarf is a uniform imposed by islamists. she opposed from being worn in public spaces leading to strict criticism. >> after the debate from yesterday and the position of the banning of the islamic veil the vot

hey, christina.millions of voters cast their ballot in tense presidential election with macron and la pen. centrist macron came in first with 28%. both candidates are condemning putin's war on ukraine although la pen has been sympathetic to put anyone the past and cast doubts on sanctions against russia that she believes could hurt the people of france. la pen says bringing down the cost of living would be her top priority as president and macron has left the country divided over his economic policies. meantime macron is touting his environmental and climate change agenda. today in a crowd of voters he also criticized la pen for saying that she think it is muslim head scarf is uniform imposed by islamist and slammed the proposal to being worn in french spaces. if he wins this election, he will be the first french president to win a second term in two decades. mike. mike: christina coleman live in los angeles, we will follow it. christina, thanks very much. former utah senator and the longest serving

with a soft voice christina reassures her that she's not forgotten.a thousand people and the list is growing. so are those who are willing to help. they try to do what they can. somebody send some products some of the medicine some clothes for children now where it worked like this. it hurts to see so much suffering that people are facing now. everyday christina and her team—mate drive around kyiv with a list of names to deliver food supplies and medicine. and people keep calling her asking for help. sometimes she gets calls from areas now taken by the russian forces and it's painfulfor her to know she cannot go there to help. but she's full of joy when she can. this time christina and her colleague brought supplies to an 85—year—old woman who lives alone in kyiv. and an unexpected gift of flowers but a smile to the woman's face. precious moments in a time of war. before we go, an update on elon musk buying in to twitter — for the last five days or so they have been trying to establish that humanitarian corridor to get buses in, get humanitarian aid i

evan it's great, christina. this fire broke out at a taylor farms salad processing facility in south salinas, which supplies produce to retailers like safeway and walmart. thankfully there's no reports of any injuries, and experts are now waiting to see if this fire will have impacts on stores around the country. a column of fire exploded into the night air in salinas late wednesday, sending fire crews scrambling. the fire started shortly after seven p.m. but by midnight, the flames mixed with ammonia. grew so intense firefighters had to back off and let it burn got 35,000 residents in the southern southeastern area of salinas. under a shelter in place order, as well as in the valley memorial hospital for schools shut down for the day and roads around the facility were closed as smoke continued to billow. stay inside. closed windows, bring your animals inside and just stay inside for the time being. no one was injured, and it's unclear how the fire started, but officials said people were welding inside the build

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house. christina, why doesn't the u.s. just give those patriot missiles directly to ukraine? >> reporter: good evening, adriana. well, the biden administration is trying to walk this really thin line between providing support for ukraine and not engaging russia directly. this week, the pentagon announced it's going to be sending a new shipment, about $100 million worth of javelin antitank missiles to ukraine. but so far, it has declined to send heavier equipments like jets or these missile defense systems, fearing it could be seen as an escalation by russia and not wanting to exacerbate the situation. so instead, nato ally slovakia is going to give an old soviet s-300 battery. they've already given it to ukraine. the u.s. will back that with patriots on the way, so slovakia gets an upgrade, ukraine gets a missile defense, and the u.s. gets a bit of diplomatic distance. >> diaz: tomorrow, voters in france will begin choosing their president. the race is tight, with president emmanuel macron facing a serious challenge from a

jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini thank you. to france now, where emmanuel macron won a second term after beating the far right candidate. but she calls it a win for her ideology. cbs news elaine cobb is in paris. could you give us a sense of what happened? >> reporter: there were sighs of relief across france and beyond as it became clear that president macron had beaten his far-right rival. the outcome was less certain earlier in the day as low turnout raised fears that le pen could do well. macron promised the next five years won't be a continuation, but a new beginning. but his celebration will be short lived. this election showed how deeply divided france is today. macron will have his work cut out for him trying to reunite the french. he knows many of those who voted for him did so to block lepen, but the far right and the far left did well, and will work hard in june. even as the two candidates celebrated tonight, he, his victory, she her strong showing, there were protests in several parts of france against both of them,

joining us to discuss christina grere, associate professor at fordham university and, professor at johnskins university, and just watching the confirmation moment with president biden at the white house, i was so struck by the images showing so many emotions seeming to cross her face, like hope, excitement, maybe even a sense of the weight of the duties that she is taking on as soon to be sworn in, now confirmed justice on the supreme court, judge jackson, and then there's the letter senator warnock wrote to his daughter on vice president harris's stationery saying she is the first supreme court justice to look like you with hair like yours. oh, my goodness. lay out how you're processing this confirmation and what do you think it means for black women and girls? >> it is an historic moment. and i really am processing it to the point that i can't put it into words. i remember when, you know, kamala harris came and she said that this is now confirmed, i just broke down into tears. and i feel like it's the feeling that many black women had, where we had so much emotion watching her hearing

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i'm christina were don't and i'm julie julie haener. just a short time ago, authorities revealed the identity of the man they are looking for 62 year old frank james james has addresses in wisconsin and philadelphia and so far, police are calling him a person of interest in connection with this case. ktvu s heather holmes joins us now with the latest on the investigation of new details being released within the last hour or so. julie 23 people were injured in this attack. 10 of them were shot. police say five of those shooting victims are in critical condition, but the good news is all of them are expected to survive. now. just a few minutes ago, police said that the gunman fired 33 times inside that subway car. and as you mentioned , a massive manhunt is underway for the shooter. yeah. of that video shows the dramatic and chaotic moment that the subway pulls into the 36th street station in brooklyn at about 8:30 a.m. local time, police say a gunman wearing a gas mask first set off a smoke canister in one of those subway cars. and then

hey christina.s absolutely right on track to hit one million illegal immigrants crossing the border, and i want you to take a look at the barbed wire right behind me. this is what they're putting up here at the border and anticipation for title 42 to expire. quite title , 42 was set in place to quickly send migrants and illegal immigrants back to their home countries because of covid-19. but it's set to expire at the end of may, and texas agencies are preparing for what they are calling a mass migration events. the texas national guard is lifting off in heading down to border towns. we joined them on their first mission, which texas governor greg abbott ordered 1900 miles of border. texas is that is arguably the front line of defense. now with boots on the ground at the border soldiers here are running drills and simulating the response for a mass migration events. we are prepared and that overwhelming court of entry in texas is just simply not going to happen. oh, the training is going to be taking

jericka. >> christina ruffini at the white house tonight, thank you. >>> to france now. an election victory for president emmanuel macron. he won a second term after defeating marine le pen. she calls the result a win for her nationalist ideology and its supporters. cbs's elaine cobb is in paris. could you give us a sense of what happened? >> reporter: there were sighs of relief across france and beyond as it became clear that president macron had beaten his far right rival. the outcome was less certain earlier in the day as low turnout raised fears that le pen could do well. at his victory party macron promised the next five years won't be a continuation but a new beginning. but his celebration will be short lived. this election showed how deeply divided france is today. macron will have his work cut out for him trying to reunite the french. he knows that many of those who voted for him did so to block le pen but both the far right and far left did well in this election and they will work hard to take seats in parliamentary elections in june. even as the two candidates

christina for tahoe. more rain for us will track the systems coming this way, not one, but two more that's still straight ahead. let's go to ktvu alex savage. now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus christina. thank you coming up tonight at seven. some san francisco drugstore retailers are locking up almost everything inside their stores, and it's leaving a lot of shoppers frustrated. tonight we hear from san francisco supervisor asha sapphire about what's going on. plus what is it going to take to get a four day work week? we will have the details on the bill that's been introduced in the california legislature. that would do just that. we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven. overrun ktvu. plus, we'll see you, alex. thank you. but first after the break what's delaying preparations for nasa to send people to the moon? rios artemis moon rocket at cape canaveral today, the launch team was able to load some liquid hydro

i myself bought it for christina. also in the house were found the remains of a female body, only fragments. they are not subject to identification, and the fire was reported too late, the causes of the fire are being established. no, my child could not have died. it's some kind of mistake, you know, he didn't could. just don't. so quiet why did you leave him alone. and i asked you to look after him. why did they move to this wilderness at all, they couldn’t tell in time, if they didn’t arrive on time, they saved him, he lived. it's your fault. it's you to blame. you are looking for, calm down no one is to blame. this is how life happens. i will never forgive you for this. did you ever understand? i myself let me pour you some water. antoshka won't come back to me, i want to go to him. it's not enough what you want. live hear? what are you? he was behind the car, and i'm a bad mother. the woman was right. i am i just don't deserve a child. it was i who left him, that here i never ask for yours. quietly, quietly, quietly what did you call this morning? why didn't you open it? i'm done with d

alex christina democrats have the votes to confirm her on their own. but three republicans senator susan collins, lisa murkowski and mitt romney all broke ranks with their party during this vote. the democratic side of the senate broke out in cheers after the nomination was confirmed today at the top of your screen, you can see some of the members of the congressional black caucus who came over from the house to celebrate judge jackson's historic achievement. vice president harris, who presided told reporters that she was overjoyed and deeply moved president biden had pledged during his campaign to name a black woman if he should get a supreme court nomination, and today, the white house said the move is quote another step toward making our highest court reflect the diversity of america. senators also reflected on the symbolism of the day as well as the character of the woman who will serve on the court. if i had to think of an adjective to describe all of us, it would be elated. elated because of this wonderful person going on the court. elated becaus

host: christina is in east hanover, the -- hanover, new jersey. caller: i wanted to talk to you about the national defense authorization act of 2020. we know historically that the government has used any crisis to drive try -- change. fdr was very much aware of the atrocities going on. we know the vatican was aware of what was going on but countries didn't act quickly enough to help. right now we know the country is in a state of turmoil and we know it is money that drives terrorism. i want to talk to all of this bitcoin that has become popular. at this point, it is untraceable currency. host: christine, you have brought in some very important issues but very quickly, tie them together. caller: is the oc going to do some kind of investigation on bitcoin, the currency? host: ok, we are going to stick with bitcoin. this morning there was an article in the paper about the potential regulation of some of these cyber terms -- cyber currency. guest: i will put aside christina's theories about the holocaust and fdr for a moment and focus on cyber currenc