>> diaz: this is what it's about... cioffi was inspired by this moment in the first days of a new war, a defiant ukrainian woman confronting a russian soldier. she gives him sunflower seeds saying when he dies, sunflowers will grow in his place. it's ukraine's national flower, a sign of peace, long displayed on stages, and now in the streets. a field of them served as a battleground in ukraine's 2014 struggle with russia. and now, they grow here, on billboards across america. why did you decide not to put any kind of wording on it? >> the beauty of a picture is that it's made for the interpretation of what you see. most people that love sunflowers know a lot of attachment is to ukraine. and if it makes other people find out about that, it's a beautiful journey. this isn't-- far from an advertising message, it's just a thought bomb. >> diaz: a silent symbol of resistance and solidarity. just one man helping how he can. that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. first thing tomorrow, "sunday morning with jane paule

. >> diaz: good evening. today, ukraine's president said that the u.s. secretary of state, antony blinken, and the defense secretary, lloyd austin, would visit the country's embattled capital, kyiv, tomorrow, orthodox easter sunday. so far, there's no comment or confirmation from the state department or the pentagon. volodymyr zelenskyy spoke at a defiant news conference, where he said the visit was not "a big secret." also today, russian forces launched deadly missile strikes on odessa, hitting a residential neighborhood. the russians also took aim at targets in the besieged city of mariupol. cbs' charlie d'agata has the latest tonight from vinnytsia. >> reporter: good evening. normally tonight, people in ukraine would be getting ready to celebrate orthodox easter tomorrow. but no one is in the mood to celebrate. those who aren't fighting for their lives, will be praying for those who are. instead of a temporary cease- fire to evacuate civilians,liann ukrainian officials accused russian troops of trying to s

. >> diaz: good evening. russia's powerful army thundered across ukraine's border, nearly six weeks ago, very little has gone according to plan. troops have been met with fierce resistance, and tonight, especially around kyiv, those forces appear to be in retreat. ukrainians reclaiming towns and villages in the capital region are finding a dystopian landscape, one of death and destruction. today, pope francis, visiting malta, rebuked russia for its "savage war." and as the fighting rages in several other parts of ukraine, so does the suffering of civilians. we begin with cbs' holly williams in the city of dnipro. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. the u.s. says it has evidence that this invasion has been a strategic disaster for russia, and ukraine says russian forces are now slowing withdrawing from the north of this country, but there are fears they're regrouping elsewhere and where russian troops have been forced out, they've left devastation. vladimir putin's original battle plan appears to have failed.

>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. today, russia reminded ukrainians and their western allies that the whole country remains under threat. its forces pounded multiple targets across ukraine. new strikes also shook the cities of kyiv and lviv, both in the west. in the northeast, missiles rained down on the city of kharkiv. once again, civilians and neighborhoods were hit. and in the southeast, russia today claimed its forces now control urban areas of mariupol. already, the strategic port city has largely been reduced to rubble and ruins. today, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy praised the courage of ukrainians and described the russian invasion as absurd and suicidal. all of this as russian forces pivot to a new battlefield in the now-eight-week war. cbs' holly williams is in ukraine with the latest. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. president zelenskyy said in a video message last night that the length of this war and how many ukrainians are killed will be decided in part by how quickly ukraine's friends supp

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i'm jose diaz-balart. and breaking this morning, new developments in an intense manhunt in new york city for the man the nypd is now calling a suspect in yesterday's subway shooting. we're going to bring you the very latest from brooklyn. >>> we'll also you bring you reaction from russia after president biden calls putin's actions in ukraine a genocide. this as the humanitarian crisis in ukraine grows more dire by the hour. the mayor of mariupol warning that over 100,000 people are still trapped in the city besieged by russian attacks. we'll bring you a live report from ukraine. breaking news in the new york city subway shooting, just hours ago, authorities announced that this man, frank james, is now a suspect in the shooting of ten people during yesterday's morning commute in brooklyn. right after the shooting, james was able to escape. at least one camera that could have captured where he went was not working, according to new york's mayor. law enforcement officials found this bag at the scene of the sh

i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin this busy monday with what the ukrainian president calls new evidence of genocide in russia's invasion of ukraine. this morning, we're learning new details about the massacre reported in bucha, just outside of kyiv. images appear to show mass graves, bodies of civilians lined along the streets and other signs of torture, as russian forces withdraw from the region. and further east, the red cross says this morning that humanitarian aid workers were not able to reach the besieged city of mariupol to reach trapped civilians. we'll get an update from the red cross later this hour. here in the u.s., any minute now, the senate judiciary committee is set to vote on the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson for the supreme court. and more than likely, the vote is expected to end in a tie. we'll explain what happens if that occurs. and out west, the community is grieving on suspects still on the loose after at least two shooters opened fire in sacramento early sunday, leaving six

i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking news. right now in ukraine, russia has confirmed it is launching a new phase of the war. ukraine's president vowing to fight as russia seeks full control of ukraine's donbas region in the east. >>> also happening right now, in the u.s., masks are coming off planes, trains, and ubers after a florida judge voided the u.s. mask mandate. >>> and at our southern border, nbc news got an inside look at how border towns are preparing for an end of the pandemic era immigration policy, set to expire next month. t month. >>> and happening right now in ukraine, heavy fighting in eastern ukraine. russia has now unleashed what is expected to be a bloody new phase of the war. and an intense battle is also underway in the besieged city of mariupol. ukrainians there are refusing to surrender after another russian deadline has now passed. at this moment, the commander of the volunteer azov battalion says hundreds of people of all ages, including women and children, are sheltering inside a steel factory insid

i'm jose diaz-balart.ng right now, a massive mobilization as civilians flee eastern ukraine before an expected major offensive by russian forces. we'll bring you the very latest from kyiv. and we'll ask congressman aid ranno espaillat about what more they could be doing. in texas, a district attorney set to seek zplil of a murder indictment against a woman after authorities said that she caused the death of an individual by self-induced abortion. >>> and we begin this very busy monday morning with the very latest on the war in ukraine. happening right now, the u.n. security council is meeting to discuss the latest on this invasion. this morning, ukrainians in the east and southeast donbas region are bracing for a major offensive from russian forces. new satellite images from u.s. intelligence contractor makesar appear to show an eight-mile russian convoy with hundreds of vehicles headed towards that region. meanwhile, the civilian death toll continues to climb. 57 people, including five children, are now c

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, surprise visit.kyiv, britain's prime minister offers ukraine a diplomatic show of support, this as atrocities mount across the besieged country. cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm holly williams in kryvyi rih, ukraine. after military failures during this invasion, a new russian general has reportedly been put in charge. >> diaz: also tonight, the u.s. deploys new weapons as nato allies step up efforts to help ukraine fight back. plus, tight race. why france's presidential election could be a victory for russia's vladimir putin. >> reporter: i'm elaine cobbe in paris, where president emmanuel macron is in the fight of his political life. >> diaz:

that's it for us at captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, russia strikes again. new attacks target fighters holding out in mariupol. new video claims to show the dire conditions for the women and children among them. >> reporter: i'm charlie d'agata in vinnytsia, ukraine. russian forces try to storm mariupol, and launch new attacks in odessa. >> diaz: also tonight, mccarthy scrambles. scrambles >> i have never asked a president to resign. >> diaz: the republican house leader faces a reckoning over his comments caught on tape about his response to the capitol insurrection. plus, severe weather. wind-whipped flames in the west, even a snowstorm in the forecast. final hours. french voters turn out today for a pivotal election that could be a win for vladimir putin.

i'm jose diaz-balart.emanding ukrainian forces hold up in a steel business there surrender. the deadline has passed. >>> the commander saying that they may have hours or days left to live. he adds there are about 500 wounded troops and hundreds of civilians there. nbc news cannot verify those numbers. ukraine's president zelenskyy calls the situation in the city, quote, extremely severe and is calling on allies to send more weapons now. what could the u.s. send? a new aid package the administration is apparently getting ready to announce. i'll be acting the current acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine about that and more in just moments. plus, maybe don't put away those masks just yet. the biden administration is leaving the door open on bringing them back on planes, trains and more. what they're waiting for as a new version of omicron gains a foothold in the united states. and a redistricting legal fight in new york that could have major implications for voters just 69 days from primary day. raf sanchez is i

. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> diaz: tonight, russian reversal.major setback, moscow pulls back troops from around kyiv, leaving behind land mines, bodies, and destruction. but the fighting still rages with no end in sight. cbs news is there. >> reporter: i'm holly williams in dnipro, ukraine. with russian forces withdrawing in parts of northern ukraine, there are fears they're regrouping to attack in the est. >> diaz: also tonight, president biden salutes a new attack submarine with russian relations at cold war depths, while on the home front, inflation proves a tough fight. >> reporter: i'm scott macfarlane in washington where there is an economic balancing act-- a red-hot job

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congrats to all the students that's nbc "nightly news" for this saturday i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now at 6:00, where is alexis gabe? it's been more than two months and the search continues. how the community is rallying around her family this weekend. >>> also, you will need one less thing to get into concerts and sporting events. the bay area venues loosening those covid rules. >>> plus, thousands of passengers dealing with delays and cancellations. what airlines are saying to frustrated flyers tonight. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i am audrey asistio. >> i am terry mcsweeney. it's been two months now since a woman disappeared under strange circumstances. but today, some searched for her while others worked to raise money to keep the search for answers alive. nbc bay area thom jensen reports. >> reporter: in brentwood, a search command post was set up as dozens of volunteers joined family members and others in the search for alexis gabe. >> i am still pretty confident that we'll be able to ge

. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening it has been a week of atrocities in ukraine it began with the terrible images from bucha and is ending with new video of the aftermath of a russian attack on a train station. at least 52 people were killed there. there is now a new exodus from eastern ukraine, where russia says it will focus its war. these latest attacks on civilians have sparked calls for a war crimes investigation. we're going to get into what that means, what it could mean for vladimir putin, in a moment but it was another world leader making headlines today. britain's boris johnson in a secret trip to kyiv, meeting face to face with president zelenskyy, promising to do more to help. gabe gutierrez is in ukraine tonight with the latest, and we warn you, some of the images are disturbing >> reporter: tonight, more ukrainians are rushing to escape eastern cities after the train station massacre that killed at least 52 people. "it was a nightmare," this woman says "everything started to burn everyone was panicking. new video shows the h

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together to give this teen a life-changing surprise >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening u.s. officials are not yet confirming it, but ukraine's president announced today secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of defense lloyd austin will travel to ukraine for meetings tomorrow. it will be the most high profile visit yet of an american delegation since the war began. and it could not come at a more critical time russia today began a new assault on the port city of odesa, once a beach destination for russians and ukrainians the attacks left multiple dead, including a baby and it may be the final battle for mariupol that city has been completely destroyed by russia, but a few ukrainian soldiers and civilians have managed to hold the city now, russian soldiers are moving in on where they made their last stand. we begin tonight with matt bradley inside ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, a major announcement from president zelenskyy claiming he'll meet with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of defense lloyd austin in ukraine tomorrow n

patrick lyoya was killed after a traffic stop escalated in grand rapids, michigan, and cbs' adriana diaz> say his name! >> reporter: in grand rapids, there is frustration and anger over how a routine traffic stop... >> do you have a license? >> for what. >> reporter: ...escalated into a deadly police shooting, claiming the life of 26-year-old patrick lyoya. today, attorney ben crump, flanked by liyoya's parents, called for accountability. >> as his mother and father said, they believe their son wac confrontation.wednesdayvide the officer first approaching the car. >> no, no, no. stop. stop. put your hands... stop! >> reporter: lyola resists and runs. for two minutes, there's a struggle. the officer fires his taser twice but misses. the officer's body camera goes off. it's unclear why. but other videos show while on top of lyoya, the officer takes out his gun and fires one shot to the head. the lyoya family fled from the democratic republic of congo. >> the one who was supposed to protect patrick's life took patrick's life away. >> reporter: grand rapids police say they will not identify

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officer is taking center stage with an inspiring second role at the school she protects nbc's jose diaz-balartthe lights, the excitement but for the students performing the music "newsies" in phoenix, there was an unexpected cast member who made it extra special. take a close look at the dancer in the middle. it's beth griffin, a police officer assigned to the school on stage, side by side with her students officer griffin, what inspired you to want to join the musical? >> it was a uopportunity to really spend quality time with these amazing kids on this campus >> and how has that experience been >> it was so great to get those positive connections. >> reporter: connections that now go beyond patrolling campus. kenzie and jacob nelson rehearsed with officer griffin for months cassie, what was your reaction when you found out officer griffin would be in the musical? >> i was definitely shocked, but i was very excited >> jacob, talk to me a little bit about how being in the musical with her kind of gave you another vantage point from which to see her. >> i wasn't really responsive to law enforce

. ♪ >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart >>> good evening the details are still comingn atthis hour a mass shooting at a mall in columbia, south carolina it happened on this holiday weekend, parents and kids there to get their picture taken with the easter bunny when gunfire broke out. there was then chaos at the mall. customers and employees scrambling for safety, many evacuating, others seeking shelter in stores which then went into lockdown mode at least ten people were shot, two others injured in mayhem that followed, and more than one person was detained in connection to the shooting. jesse kirsch leads us off tonight with late-breaking developments. >> reporter: tonight police say three armed persons of interest are in custody after a mass shooting at this columbia, south carolina mall left 12 people injured authorities say ten were shot, two more victims were hurt during a stampede according to police, who say no one cwas killed >> i need a medical call. >> reporter: police say the first 911 call came in just after 2:00 p.m., someone hearing gunfire at a gap in c

i'm jose diaz-balart.ns to crack down on what they call criminal russian activity. we're going to bring you those remarks live. >>> and in just a couple of hours, president biden is expected to address new sanctions against russia on day 45 of the invasion. this as the u.s. and eu are considering sanctioning putin's doctors. also breaking this morning, more attacks in ukraine, including an apartment building where emergency crews are searching for bodies in the rubble. and while civilians b for more violence. russia denying allegations of war crimes in

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pakistan's inception was in since 1947, no pakistani prime minister has ever so faithful to him to diaz and iran also, unfortunately joined the fate of the speaker. 10 predecessors. you know it, sir, since 2018. and it is my own personal observation, sistrank eating lessons, i think the degrees no understanding that you know, they can not really govern like right at the forefront. instead, what they do with the mundane like these, you know, they get these pocket regimes in order to, you know, and kind of hold on to their power. and even though in the, at this period of time, you know, pakistan has been embroiled whitley in weeks of article instability in a weeks time. you know, the country had a prime minister in the country did not have a prime minister. the country had a prime minister again, and then he was ousted in a new confidence. ford had jerry mariam, thank you so much for your time. and you can follow all developments in pakistan and get in depth analysis on our website. that's d w dot com. ah, president valid with vladimir zalinski of ukraine address, south korea's parliament

adriana diaz has the story. >> reporter: it's a simple sunflower set against a blue sky.em have sprung up in seven states, from south carolina to illinois. tony chaffy came up with the idea. >> we get phone calls, what sit about? >> reporter: this is what it's about. chaffy was infired by this moment in the first days of a new war. a defiant ukrainian woman confronting a russian soldier. she gives him sunflower seeds, saying when he dies, sunflowers will flow in his place. it's ukraine's national frlower a sign of peace, long displayed on stages and now in the streets. a field of them serve as a battleground in ukraine's 2014 with russia. and now they grow here, on bill boards across america. why did you decide not to put any wording on it? >> the beauty of a picture is that it's made for the interpretation of what you see. most people that love sunflowers know a lot of attachment is to ukraine. and if it makes other people find out about that, it's a beautiful journey. this is far from an advertising message, it's just a thought bomb. >> reporter: a silent symbol of resi

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i'm jose diaz-balart. breaking news.ht now in ukraine, russia has confirmed it is launching a new phase of the war. ukraine's president vowing to fight as russia seeks full control of ukraine's donbas region in the east. >>> also happening right now, in the u.s., masks are coming off planes, trains, and ubers after a florida judge voided the

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