i also want to encourage everybody who was affected by hurricane corina who make sure their children are in school, they are safe in school and that they have all the support they need to weather this time that is going to be difficult for them. any questions? well, i wanted to come here because this is a school district that has kids in it from mississippi and from the new orleans area that couldn't go to school in their home school districts. i will later visit, as you know, a shelter that is here. i wanted to visit another shelter. i have visited several so far and all of them have been organized and run very, very well for the benefit of the people who are having to be sheltered, who are choosing that. so that's why i really picked desocietia county to come to. >> that's a very good question for secretary spellings. but the government will. i happened to sit in on a meeting with the president and secretary spellings to talk about ways to get money right away to the school districts that have a larger population because of the hurricane. >> that same year, 2005, the first lady too

. >> que tal amigos en esta ocasión nos encontramos con la bella corina con el lanzamiento.cisamente siendo antisocial que tenías que alejar y encontrarte a ti misma >> sí bueno el proceso creativo lo hice en puerto rico lo disfrute porque fue 1 lapsus de mi vida en el que me despertaba y se buscaba la musa fue 1 etapa de mi vida que voy a recordar >> que que te entretiene más allá de la música? >> no me gusta mucho salir cuándo salgo es con todo pero soy 1 persona que me gusta estar sola siento que sale mi energía >> que tienes que decir a tus fanáticos? >> que escuchan antisocial y lo disfruté mucho porque lo hice con toda mi buena vibra energía >> muchas gracias por la oportunidad de hablar contigo te deseamos el mayor éxito siempre >> gracias. hacemos 1 pausa pero ya regresamos (música)

even kind of jumped up these crockery designs in 2020 during the 1st corina virus locked down to my obsession with colors is definitely something that's been inherited from my mom and dad. i was wondering when my mom, where did she get her inspection of california? it was oversee from her mom because that's been passed on to so mom over on his passions. me. hello just yes sir. there's something that's just yeah, makes me for positive and good positive feelings in the urban jungle whether by day or night inc. a lory makes london more colorful, and that is something many appreciate and with that, we come to the end of another, shall be sure to head over to our website for all the information on our d. w. fashion collection on the label. you'll find tips on how to access blocked media around the world. and of course, don't forget to check us out on social media for me in the crew here at your relax, as always thanks for tuning in. and we will see you again soon with ah ah, ah, with who freedom and security are essential to their way of life. but how is that affected by their proximity to russia?

zelensky abc news reporter corina. mitchell tells us the meeting ended with a new pledge of support. at least 50 people are dead and more than 100 hurt after the single deadliest attack on civilians since russia invaded ukraine a missile hitting a train station in eastern ukraine were thousands had gathered trying to flee ukrainian officials. say russia was behind the attack. the region's governor said quote the enemy clearly knew it is a rail station and did it to prevent people from leaving the region their individuals that had burned alive in these cars. these were innocent women and children and grandmothers trying to evacuate on trains and they were the target of this attack russia denies. it was behind the bloodshed, but the on is adamant. this was their doing friday the president of the european commission visited. future with top ukrainian officials ukraine says russian troops killed hundreds of civilians there. she appeared visibly move. they saw a nice grave later the eu's president gave ukrainian president b

no, you know my ability to alyssa will never sit all a miss corina. pamela slow, creamy, single on you think it is possible to get madison to get supplies into ukraine? natalia's family needs, medicine need supplies that dwindling. how do you do late? how does that happen? what i'm i got, i've got alice's. i love to show the has office where you thought you need you pick ups. good medicine is especially complicated issue and realized a lot on on different authorizations and the outdoor it is. and i think that's a special example of where to monitor and get his ations, who have the expertise in doing this should be reaching out to the local disability organizations and taking care of these needs. the other side of the story is that these families also, besides, but it's in need, need financial support for to be able to buy food to be able to buy any other names . basic things. many of the families that we are working with that we are supporting them and thankful aid to support from many organizations and individuals in europe. we are able to get them some financial support and i just, w

zelensky abc news reporter corina. mitchell tells us the meeting ended with a new pledge of support. at least 50 people are dead and more than 100 hurt after the single deadliest attack on civilians since russia invaded in ukraine a missile hitting a train station in eastern ukraine where thousands had gathered trying to flee, ukrainian. officials say russia was behind the attack. the region's governor said quote the enemy clearly knew it is a rail station and did it to prevent people from leaving the region during individuals that had burned alive in these cars. these were innocent women and children and grandmothers trying to evacuate on trains and they were the target of this attack russia denies. it was behind the bloodshed but the pentagon is adamant. this was their doing friday the president of the european a mission visited butcher with top ukrainian officials ukraine says russian troops killed hundreds of civilians there. she appeared visibly moved when they saw a mass grave later the eu's president gave ukrain

capital of kiev zelinsky again called for more military aid to fight the friends abc news reporter corina, mitchell tells us there are signs of atrocities. saturday british prime minister boris johnson making an unannounced visit to ukraine walking through the streets of kiev in the last few weeks. the world has found new heroes, and those heroes are the people of ukraine johnson's visit comes just one day after a deadly attack on a train station in eastern ukraine at least 52 people killed including children. more than a hundred hurt. russia has denied responsibility thousands of civilians were at that train station trying to leave ahead of an expected major russian offensive in the east the kremlin has announced a leader of russia's brutal campaign in syria is taking command of the next phase of this war as russian troops had east there is mounting evidence of their brutal tactics. in board janka more than 200 people are still missing and presumed dead in nearby mockery the ease of 132 people were discovered ukrainian officials say they were tortured and murdered. and in butcher authori