fought the ukrainian army to a standstill several years ago in the country's east did obviously connally now reports from the ukrainian city of mariupol where people are preparing for war. only a few of the older children here can really remember a time without since conflict began 7 years ago these children have seen parents lose their livelihoods and often their lives now they found stability in this christian children's home in a city of half a 1000000 people just a matter of kilometers from the frontlines. dropping everything and getting to safety in a hurry this drill is all about russia's troop buildup along ukraine's borders means these kinds of exercises are once again part of daily life here for some of the teenagers though there is little need to practice. back in 2014 i spent 2 months living in our sailor with my mom and i never thought the war would reach us i remember watching t.v. it all just seemed so unreal like something from a film then our neighbor's house was hit we ran down to the sailor for cover and we were just listening to it all. it was really scary i'm scared t

tax in opposition and congress is a certainty biden's urging against any delay the bill's affair connally gives everybody changes you can see it's going to create the strongest most resilient innovative economy in the world. it's not a plan the tinkers around the edges it's a once in a generation investment in america unlike anything we've seen or done. since we built the interstate highway system in the space race decades ago now the british government has suggested that the u.k. should be seen as an international model for racial equality that's the main finding of a report that says while racism still exists there's been significant progress it's come as a surprise to many people of color who describe the report as a whitewash that denies their lived experiences journal reports from bristol. the picture of britain having largely moved on from racial and ethnic inequality isn't one recognized in cities like bristol ranked among the country's most unequal societies. last summer the statue of a prominent 17th century slave owner was toppled a nationwide black lives matter protests that pr

are let's bring in our correspondent because connally he is in kiev good evening to you nicholas what's the reaction been to the news that these troops and these forces are going to pull back. well obviously a lot of relief here we've seen the markets react already ukraine's currency the strength think it's the euro and other currencies against that news of the end of that direct threat to military action by russia but i think people in ukraine have a lot of good reason to stay worried until they see hard evidence of that take and personnel being drawn away from friends from i think people will still be exceedingly nervous there's been speculation today that russia may leave some. missile systems close to the border as a kind of open threat we've seen talk today of close gratian between russian troops has a long border with ukraine plenty of leaves there for russia to continue putting pressure on ukraine. today that the russian president says he wants to host the ukrainian president for talks in moscow what do you make of that i mean is that a sign of deescalation. i think this is less

if there is something special in connally's brain that makes him immune to fear dr zone will say it. the next morning the results are in. this is that area that we're particularly interested in. because it is really central to the experience fear. doctors all can see that coddles visual cortex at the back of the brain lights up as it takes in the threatening information normally the amidala would be fired up as well but not connell's you're basically look quite silent in that condition by contrast the visual cortex is still doing some amount of response in terms of trying to figure out what it seeing everything we looked at here how can we relate this to it my writing and understand aspects of fear and how i deal with it. there are couple things i think are relevant for you in particular one of them is that you do experience fear of what can happen i remember my 1st attempt after the 1st stick crashes i was scared i was nervous i was shaking. but you show a really strong ability to down regulate that of me that circuitry that's involved when people are anxious or afraid you can contr

if there is something special in connally's brain that makes him immune to fear doctors own well st. the next morning the results are in this is the area that we're particularly interested in. because it is really central to the experience fear. doctors all of can see that connell's visual cortex at the back of the brain lights up as it takes in the threatening information normally the a meter would be fired up as well but not connell's you're basically look quite silent in that condition by contrast the visual cortex is still doing some amount of response in terms of trying to figure out what it seeing everything we looked at here how can we relate this to my writing it understand aspect of fear and how i deal with. there a couple things i think are relevant for you in particular one of them is that you do experience the fear of what can happen i remember my 1st attempt after this 1st stick crashes i was scared i was nervous i was shaking. but you show a really strong ability to down regulate that. that circuitry that's involved when people are anxious or afraid you can control it t

that he is in the process of losing his life and this penal connally knee. obviously, the russian government says that he's been lingering and this is just fearmongering and some sort of stunt. is there any way to independently assess that claims they are making? >> actually, there isn't, rachel. his allies are extremely worried about him. they said that here is on the brink of death. there are several medical doctors who went to try to see mr. navalny and they were denied access. they have managed to get a hold of some medical tests from prison through mr. navalny's lawyer and basically they said it shows that he is at risk of real failure, which may lead to cardiac arrest. as you've mentioned, he's experienced debilitating back pain, a numbness in his legs and hands, and some of his doctors believe that that could be a result of the poison that he suffered last year when he was poisoned by an agent and ended up spending 24 days intensive care unit in germany. >> we have seen a certain level of confrontation from the new administration in the u.s. to the ru

to attend a black tie birthday party. 51st birthday party for a political ally of his named john connally the governor of texas at the time. and when cronkite was entoning his downbeat pessimistic assessment about the war being stalemated. johnson wasn't lamenting the loss of cronkite. he was offering a light-hearted toast to john connolly. and his 51st birthday. johnson said on that at that moment today. you were 51 john. that is the magic number that every man of politics prays for. simple majority now this probably isn't the greatest joke ever told by a sitting us president, but for lyndon johnson, it wasn't bad. in any case the point here is that he is not lamenting the loss of cronkite. that he's not even in front of the television set to watch the cronkite program. he's an ice in texas at a black tie birthday party for a long time political ally. it's also important to keep in mind that in the aftermath in the days and weeks that followed. cronkite's report johnson remained publicly and adamantly hawkish about the war in vietnam. he continued to call for a national effort to win the

i'm getting this from william connally is wonderful book on madison. it was in 1912 that wilson insists that the congressional committee system, all right requires the party to cease consider bells, was challenged, and wilson in addition to saying that the president is a direct tribune of the people as well, also says the president in congress, like the king in parliament, should be able to do whatever he likes over the objections of the minority and without compromise. he sees the president and congress as a kind of parliamentary figure, and his two books on congress and the constitution endorsed this kind of parliamentary division. georgia well, the great constitutionalist said that all of american history can be seen as a conflict between two princetonians, james madison and woodrow wilson, and used wilson's populist actions in the election of 1912 as the beginning of a path that let us down to 1994 and the gingrich revolution and speaker gingrich's insistence that the party that controls congress should be able to wreak its will without seeking inp