heidy to a nearby hospital.in a police cruiser. a dash cam recorded the absolute desperation in his voice. >> this is not happening. this is really not happening. i really don't understand any of this. this is so crazy. >> about an hour after conrad arrived. hospital staff delivered the devastating news. heidy wagner truman could not be saved. >> it was pain. it is misery. it was why? how? >> in a neighboring town, heidy's mother, janet, would soon agonize over those very same questions. it was after midnight when two police officers came to her door. what must that be like? >> the most horrendous thing ever. and i would never want anybody to have to feel that. that been, that agony of knowing that your daughter, for whatever reason isn't it. is gone. >> the officers wouldn't give it janet any details. only where her daughter had been taken. >> i'm driving to the hospital and i make a comment to my daughter, i go, you know, autumn, as hard it is that we lost heidy, we're going to have to be supporting conrad. be

ambassador mccain: thank you, heidi. i really appreciate being on this with you especially because these issues are issues that not only do you really understand but you bring such a perspective to them. so i'm very honored, very humble ed to be here with you. i do have opening remarks only because i want to set the stage for what we've been doing here in rome and kind of where we're headed with this whole issue. when secretary of state george marshall set out to help rebuild europe after world war ii, we understood that you can't achieve stable if people are desperate and they're starving. food security is the central issue. it's the central issue. it's the link between every other global challenge we face. the russian envacation of ukraine is the latest example. putin provoked an unjustified war in europe have trigger add far-reaching humanitarian crisis. this was a choice compound an already tenuous situation. russia's actions ae affecting the entire global food supply chain as the world still reels from an ongoing pa

joining us now, adjunct senior fellow at the counsel on foreign relations, heidi kreboredeker. piece in foreign affairs out this morning. heidi argues domestic policy and foreign policy go hand in hand, and there's a way to create a real foreign policy for the middle class. heidi, explain. >> so we're all focused on russia/ukraine right now, but when president biden came into office, his big message on international economic policy was all about how he was going to create a foreign policy for the middle class and what did that mean? it meant that you would combine the middle class objectives of increasing jobs, better jobs, investment, particularly investment in infrastructure, investment in the strengthening of supply chains, making sure that the u.s. had better relationships with its allies. but also, that it meant that foreign policy and domestic policy, there was no bright line between them. they were one and the same. and in order to -- in order to invest in our own ability to project power into the future, we really needed to invest at home. and i think the -- you know, t

"washington post" photo journalist heidi levine. heidi, thanks so much for joining us.since february 20th. you've moved to the east of the country, as russian forces are focusing on the area. how is working there different than what you were experiencing in kyiv? >> well, it's a different pace so far. it's -- you know, access to the front lines is quite difficult and challenging. and we're hoping to have access to the front line. but what we've really been concentrating on is in zaporizhzhia, there's a refugee center. and we are meeting people that are coming out of mariupol and villages surrounding mariupol. and people are just coming out shell shocked. >> yeah, i mean, the images you took of the people getting off that bus in mariupol and the story that went along with it, it was so moving. the reporters you were working with were saying that when the buses arrived and the doors opened, a lot of the people just kind of sat on the bus sort of in stunned silence, just watching the officials who were there waiting for them, sort of stunned that they were out of this horr

heidi, how are you? >> i'm fine. thank you. thank you so much for having me. this is also an important opportunity to show the world that actually is happening here. >> yeah. look, heidi, we've got to warn you about these photos that you took in bucha. they are incredibly graphic. it shows volunteers collecting bodies and placing them in bags. tell me more about what you witnessed, please. >> i saw -- i counted the bodies of eight males. some of them had their hands bonded behind their backs. the volunteers were cutting the tape. it was clear plastic. their hands were really heavily bonded behind their backs. you could clearly see that these men were civilians. i saw that many of them had been shot in the head. some were shot in the waist area. and one by one the volunteers put them in body bags and then carried them to a white van and loaded their bodies up. it was -- it was a horrific scene, and, unfortunately, i think we are just scratching the surface of the horror that is unfolding during this war. >> yeah. yeah. there is another photo that you took in bu

"washington post" photo journalist heidi levine. heidi, thanks so much for joining us.ntry, as russian forces are now focusing on the area. how is working there different than what you were experiencing in kyiv? >> well, it's a different pace so far. it's -- you know, access to the front lines is quite difficult and challenging. and we're hoping to have access to the front line. but what we've really been concentrating on is in zaporizhzhia, there's a refugee center. and we are meeting people that are coming out of mariupol and villages surrounding mariupol. and people are just coming out shell shocked. >> yeah, i mean, the images you took of the people getting off that bus in mariupol and the story that went along with it, it was so moving. the reporters you were working with were saying that when the buses arrived and the doors opened, a lot of the people just kind of sat on the bus sort of in stunned silence, just watching the officials who were there waiting for them, sort of stunned that they were out of this horrific scene in mariupol. >> and that's really true, b

heidi, i want to thank you and start with these two images that you took of ukrainian women.his emotional closeup. tell us about her and what was happening when you took her photograph. >> well, she was the wife of one of the several men that were found executed in the basement. there was evidence of blood on the floor, bullet holes on the wall, and her husband had disappeared. she didn't know what happened to him during the russian occupation until the ukrainian forces liberated the town. she is one of many people, hundreds, most likely thousands who have lost family members, who have undergone torture, atrocities beyond anyone's imagination. >> and there's this image of a woman outside. she has her arms raised to the sky. i think we're going to have that image up on the screen. can you share her story with us? >> this is a photograph that i captured when i first got into bucha. it was snowing, it was after the town was liberated. she had endured living under russian occupation. she told me that her son had counted more than 65 russian military vehicles on their street. you

or i, heidi, thank you so much. heidi is reporting for us from capitol hill. well, let's cross over to clarksville, maryland, and bringing on a hill state. and she's the former maryland deputy attorney general informer, a former circuit court judge, and co founder and principal of decision points strategy group, welcome thousands, era. so it's, it's really described as history in the making. what are your thoughts now that she's jackson husband confirmed? well, i'm just getting the breaking news from from you, darlene and i am absolutely thrilled. this is something that's been a long time in the making. we have now a supreme court justice who is extraordinary in every regard. america, one today, a democracy, one today to america grew today mature today with the approval of domination of supreme court in a very supreme court. now, just as well, how do you expect her to influence the court? well, i think that there are a couple of ways to look at it. i mean, she will be part of a very small group of people who have the ability to encourage the lives of everyone

so, let's bring in heidi lviv.tojournalist for the washington post, she joins us live from kyiv. heidi levine, your latest photos from bucha are really difficult to look at. but how important is it for the world to really see what's happening? >> first of all, i really believe that my photographs and our reporting is showing our darkest, one of our darkest periods in history. and my photographs are documents, historical documents that i hope will be used in the war crime tribunal. >> i need to warn our viewers of the very, very graphic nature of this particular photo you took in bucha of volunteers who were collecting bodies. can you tell us more about what you witnessed? >> well, i saw the corpses of eight males. you can see that some of the men had their hands tied behind their backs. you could see gunshot wounds at close range. there were eight corpses in this particular area behind the building and there was no doubt that the men had been executed. >> i know that you also took photos of ukrainian soldiers with

get out of that is to some external stimuli to kickstart the economy present after revel. mentor, heidi is dedication power to a new leadership council. we should set to negotiate with fighters, mom and val has more. he's been humanist, official president for years. but of double muscle hardy has largely stayed out of the public arena. that was until he made this announcement, welcome to true, simultaneously as a rare feat when it comes to the conflict and the fact that, you know, both are all the players, all the stakeholders are happy with this reconfiguration of the government is very important. it's not clear, however, if it will be ready to make concessions or share power with this, and you version of your turkey put 26 people on trial in absentia all saudi nationals. the prosecutors as the case can't go ahead because the suspects and not in custody. human rights, new countries, may be making an agreement to countries may be opening a new chapter, entering a new era. but the crime is still the same crime and the crime hasn't changed why it's important to use the legal system. and i

heidi, always good to see you. you always break it down for us. heidi heitkamp from north dakota.oming up, she left kansas city for the war zone to help feed the hungry. but she has found a need to go so far beyond food. we meet one of the american walter is working at the world central kitchen to change peoples lives in ukraine when the 11th hour continues. do you find yourself buried in paper? this is the end. the end of paper. the epson rapid receipt smart organizer easily scans all your documents. paper goes in and stress goes away. it's the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices and it integrates with financial software like quickbooks and turbotax. transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warranties, wills even recipes into searchable pdfs. so the information is always right at your fingertips safe and secure. with this exclusive tv offer you'll get over $300 in added value including a robust time-saving software bundle. plus get free shipping and a money-back guarantee. act now and sa

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so he doesn't heidi's ideas if he doesn't heidi's motivation. what is his motivation at this point in time? what is driving letting me put it? i would say emotions. i would say that to what is driving him is a kind of recent whole. he has attempt to be to a pewter, more western in the very beginning of his career than he became calm, perhaps so full of resentment because he decided it's not a good way to go in russia. it's a, it's a completely different idea. and what he is driven by is also, i do believe the, the goal to the straw ukraine just destroyed because it has said no, the korean said no, they didn't want to become a part of russia. thus, this is a war which has a goal of destroying train completely. and this is not just that this is not just about the military situations, is about the personal clash between presidents, zalinski and, and put in who, who has the up a home there at the moment. okay. describe the interaction for so yeah, i think right now in the west there is it's hard to find a figure that's more moral and more righteous

go to heidi in brooklyn on the democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i believe the biggest news is the money in politics. it keeps increasing the amount that is used. the amount that is donated and i think it nullifies any public issue. i think the politicians collect all of this money and run away with whatever they want to talk about. it causes us not to have universal health care, which obviously, after this pandemic, we need to change our health care system to get away from this awful insurance. we also need to have a clear foreign policy, we need to have the taxes paid by wealthy people and corporations and i think that the money in politics basically masks all that and we will never get a fair, on the issues until we change that. host: thanks for the call. this is from the washington post , an update on the war. missiles strike liev and ukrainians refuse to surrender. it is portland, maine. on the democrats line. caller: go -- host: you are on the air. caller: i am sorry, you are speaking of ohio. it says made on my screen but you are on the air.

there is another i town mentioned in these or do have the town of marlin knights not far from co. heidi and apparently these are these people, this battalion came from that place. let's take another miss from march 24th to april. 3rd, after the russians were driven out of sheer, the territorial defense force came in from mon. in short, during these days, they were looting. the looted everything they could. they kicked in the doors, they kicked everything. safes were opened, cars were taken away, they stuffed the cars with everything they found and took everything out. it turns out that the musk of ites did not take anything but ours went in and completely plundered everything. there wasn't anything here already because of the fighting. no houses were left even what was left was completely looted by our own interest in is that, that this man can paris russian troops with these people from territorial defense. and later in this conversation, the one from the ground also have colleagues, whether these crimes and misbehavior by these people should be documented. and he get the on the yes, t

importantly, she will serve as a trailblazing role model and inspiration for generations to come. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington, the french for right presidential candidate marina pen has held her final campaign rally before elections on sunday. polls now suggest that le pen as a real threat to president minute macros chances of re election. bernard smith report marine la pan has perhaps never been as close to power. the latest polls indicate the leader of france is far right. national party still wants to curb immigration and bomb muslim head scarves in public places. but she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis. it's the number one issue for french voters ahead of the war in ukraine environment and help good yahoo so that she is better than micron in every aspect security, the future for the use purchasing power, everything. 6 and she loves france, not only europe. i spoke with many people, he voted micron last time, move little pen now, because he did far from great. and what he proposes now is even worse than 5 years ago. the pens team is worried about voter

not far from heidi and apparently these, these people, this battalion came from that plane. let's take another listen. you. good luck as you go. we'll do, thea, from march 24th, to april. 3rd, after the russians were driven out of sheer, the territorial defense force came in from mowing the will in short week, during these days they were looting. they looted everything they could be. they kicked in the doors, they kicked everything over safe, were open cars were taken away. they stuffed the cars with everything they found and took everything out. oh, it turns out that the musk of ites did not take anything but ours went in and completely plundered everything. nobody, there wasn't anything here already because of the fighting. no houses were left even what was left was completely looted by our own. what was the one issue we're interested in is that, that this man compares at russian troops with these people from territorial defense . and later in this conversation are the one from the ground. also, asks hayes colleagues whether these crimes and this behavior by these people s

you'd see prices drop dramatically i disagree with heidi on only one thing. who make money when oil is at like $30, $40 a barrel because they're low cost producers in that atmosphere maybe san antonio is a little higher >> let me twist this conversation a little bit because we do have a situation where inflation is getting to be out of control we're expecting new consumer inflation numbers tomorrow that are expected to be 8.4%, and that is a huge hit that is something that is pinching the consumer's pocketbook at this point what would you do at this point to try and address inflation heidi, i'll start with you. >> i think the first thing you need to do is look at who it hits the hardest and then take a look at some long-term solutions for reducing demand. i mean when we look at it, there's a great program that helps us weather-wise houses so we can stay warm even with higher energy prices take a look at what's happening with the food stamp program and what we can do to help mitt guise some of the costs. can i make a comment with regard to the governor's comme

us to reach a, an end to the complex ramen, the transferring of presidential powers from president heidi to this new presidential council. how big of a political shake up does this constitute i think it's a pretty significant shake up if not one of the most significant shapes that. ready since the conflict begun, 1st of all, we have to keep in mind, for example, most of the m and analysts know that president had, he does not have much say much decision and sort of holding his power. obviously the kingdom center was sort of stuck with president had the obviously the government and their practices in yemen were not to say the least just quite corrupt. they were unable to defeat these. there was just no coordination among them. and so having the association of president happy with the muslim brotherhood and his vice president id wasn't, was considered to be one of the major leaders of the muslim brotherhood in yemen. so i think for saudi arabia, this was a good chance for them to sort of get rid of him and just be honest and sort of just basically set up a factions, or rather a counsel that

darren, heidi, thank you. let's come here now just here including has he got the other polls favor manual micro head of sunday's french presidential run a vote against marie morgan. ah, he has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to catherine. your travel package today. let's go with your weather report for asia. hello everyone. great to see you. looking at the forecast in india, we're going to have some outbreaks of thunderstorms. we'll talk more about this in a sack, but for us i take you to the beer bengal as a wave of some showers and storms really stretching from colombo into molly and the mall div. so molly has a height $29.00 degrees and some thunderstorms to be expected, as we look toward west bengal of dish into entre pradesh. winds in some spots will be powerful as well. for example, in the indian state of jar count on friday. meantime, as we look toward bangladesh, some explosive storms here pushing into southern sections as well, right in around that border with west bengal, southeast asia.

as heidi wondering if that's a class with this, with some with a high i was just so foolish to just unless you thing with a flu that i am still pushing your i'm with think with aren't you like i b b a or a i got a a a what i mean, what on a boat, but with, with what you saw, the fiddle wish historic was with a pool here is all i do not want to run a no grants can for sure with didn't want a little a little more pause voice should be similar president and george all as moore of school in to be a slow in your book regarding the rob still pay for nuclear, they show more showing the promotion for fidel wanted the service will fall out. he just for the luncheon to reload senior bob celia flush, i'm still going to love with each other genius for his sins in his nose. still gore from school. you know that chase you still live shows all j o n last out for those scores that i knew for which i knew the those sure one board was not shameful. is fine ah, with with a one year old and a a ah ah ah ah ah a ah. i was just always given yeah. how many times when i want to with this with you i guess with you

s. army used to heidi talks to code the side with catastrophic consequences . agent orange was the most destructive instrument chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something and they didn't even see the kid. but 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on out there. ah, this is al jazeera ah, here watching the news, our live from a headquarters in ohio getting obligated coming up in the next 60 minutes. sheaves may or warns of more russian attacks after the ukrainian capital was hit with missiles during the un chiefs visits. turning up the heat south asia sweltering under harder temperatures than usual. we'll have the latest from india and pakistan . it's getting more dire in kenya we hear from herders struggling to keep animals alive during the worst droughts in decades. i've gone a storm makes it difficult for common people to own guns, but the taliban is exempt. i'm demonstrates both i

get here and heidi's, ilo, ilo, ilo, medina. publish. but that allows the my to at the wasn't the majors. yes. i learned a lot of believe me to a to fee for said then yet them feet. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa with, with both of you know i can hear me. oh, a. but i think a number, if you missed a full, been a more, you know, in the last mean ah, a with ah, we believe that we are an exceptional nation. this is a phrase you hear a lot in united states. we call it american exceptionalism. it means that we have a responsibility for the whole world, and we need to make rules for the rest of the world. because without us there will be chaos. ah, my name is dr. young site and i am a wine political scientists. a 1993 my country was invaded by the united states and we've been under an illegal and prolonged occupation ever since. i've dedicated my life to not only finding out why the united states invaded my country, but also how to bring the occupation to an in hawaii was the long term american project. it began with religious missionaries. they

you rebels. president abdel romance, or heidi has fired, his deputy informed the leadership council. saudi arabia is urging the new assembly to start negotiations with the hudy's. the up to date with headlines headlines. we got more news here on out 0, after despair in defiance, voices from ukraine related ah, ah allison, from the loudermilk zalinski resilience seems to be holding his country together. he also understands how to win global support. when he addressed the u. s. congress, he focused on the fate of ukraine's children. now, i am almost 45 years old. today, my age start wound a heart or more than $100.00 children. stop building. i see no sas in liar. if it cannot solve the desk, zelinski speech was an appeal to hawks and mines in america, an top of his agenda, mine and nature, no fly zone of ukrainian cities and towns. saturday of o u robot, an empire tele named michael v cindy sat. that'll give you my personal belief of each, but obviously it's vito or i mean, poignant not st. total water. he bought there, but leakage pro. hi ma'am. sorry. connecticut to buffalo, missouri

it's heidi walker. e 4 to she was a size lester. it only paulina ah ah ah for we're told one of the hallmarks of western liberalism is the idea and practice of dollars. more specifically, it is said we should not judge an individual or group based on their race color or creed. but that apparently doesn't apply when it comes to russians. bruce, a phobia is the new bigotry. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. rush and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense. many russian, c, nato, as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against their cou

it's heidi walker. e for to she was a size with only pauline. ah, a a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early nineties, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent brush, and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense, many russian, c, nato, as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against thei

it's heidi walker. e 45 plus that it was a little colleen ah ah ah ah ah ah ah with ah ah approached me with a computer for me for that already completed with. with that you didn't yet did your boardwalks in yet? i was ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its collective defense. many russian c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbanded the warsaw pact, their military wires, and ask why the west should not do the sa

big drop in those textures across the river plate region, a fresher feel montevideo just a hive to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare a decade later. the same happened in the us state of oregon, these helicopters flying over the ridge braying something and they didn't even see the kids foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back and look, i might about top stories here. this, our ukraine says russia has intensified as offensive in the east has been fierce fighting in the dumbass region. russian military has taken at least during friday. prayers, is the latest in a series of attacks during ramadan targeting places of worship. and then i saw a fight to responsible for the beheadings of several hostages has been supplemented the occupied westbank has been shot and killed israeli military. se palestinian gunman opened fire in the aerial settlement. but in ramallah an address and the

there are it are when you to peer it's heidi walker. e, for to she was a 5 plus that it was get only pa, coline l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect his own existence. his own existence so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul. among them were stress, possession, sleep deprivation, and us

i knew probably still been there it when you to be it's heidi walker. e 45 with a book aline. ah ah . ah ah nice to come to the russian state to never the ice tied us on the north landscape div asking him knocking holes oh snap and make it within 50 babble. did. okay, so 92000 speedy. when else got hit with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia today and split ortiz sport that even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest. and we put liquidity in request to chat with me. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back. back to the early ninety's, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end, the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia in america were starting to become friends, but need so kept e

it's heidi walker. e for the. she'll oversize that. it'll of daily book aline. ah, needs to come to the russian state will never be. i've started on the northland scheme with house lamps and up with 55. we did. okay, so mine is 25 i'm speaking with. we will van in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest with me look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various char, i mean with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with the west, essentially declared all out war on russia. instead of calling for a negotiated end of the conflict, washington, london, and brussels are looking to sustai

it's heidi walker. e $45.00 plus that it was only book aline. ah, a ah, need to come to the russian state? i never, i've a oh me could been assisted travel this bit. okay. so 9 is 25 will be the one else call about this even with we will fan in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aren't russia today and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on you to send me to school the question, did you say in the crystal channels with ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia in america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense. man

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. >> reporter: we met heidi in line for some garlic fries. and his son were decked out in giants gear. it was kyle's first opening day. >> this is his first opening day . >> reporter: although there are no special protocols like last year, the players are thrilled to take the field. >> i think that we are flooded with gratitude right now for the opportunity to melt play this game. >> reporter: the game of baseball has seen their fair share of curveballs and changeups over the last two years. the players and fans are ready to step up to the plate for a new season. >> i think that people are glad to baseball is back. >> there is a lot of exciting festivities happening and they will retire will clarke's number and on may 7, it will be buster posey day. kpix5. >>> let's head over to vern glenn . vern, the game is still going. >> reporter: opening day is something. i did not see this coming. we are in the press conference room where dave kaplan is supposed to make a's remarks, and he will as soon as the game is over. we are in the bottom of the 10

it is enough to send shivers down the spine of heidi kuhn. she has dedicated her life to ridding the world of landmines. children, she describes, so often are the victims. >> the horrors of the mothers, to see their children, boom, boom, boom. what are we going to do? look back and just watch? >> 25 years ago, she founded roots of peace. a nonprofit committed to clearing mines, replacing them with vineyards and orchards worldwide. in february, she was in azerbaijan, the country that borders russia to the south. she detonated eight anti-take mines -- antitank mines to raise awareness. >> that is a defining moment, walking into a minefield, being a mother of four children and six grandchildren. what is your blood type? >> calling on the united nations to do more on this upcoming international day for mine awareness. >> there are development goals. i called for the 18th, the embarked -- eradication of landmines worldwide. >> i spoke with her just before she left for scotland. she is returning to her own routes for international day for mine awar

most homes in the village are in disrepair and many are jobless. heidi says he and his friends fought in the iran iraq war, and later alongside iraqi forces in the battle against isis. he called his community, the living dead worship, and the rocky state just doesn't care. either car alan with us. hey alma, so sleeve. the school, the clinic. a little after the us invasion. 19 years ago, aid from saddam hussein's government ended on groups accused. the cavalier of being heretic and prostitutes and destroyed their village. no one dare says that on camera, they are afraid of the police. the guard the only entrance to the village and restrict access articles or wasn't going on. yeah, yes we used to have dancing and singing were visited by officials at that time. we're not living in poverty. things are now upside down. the government denies new id cards discriminate against the co, lia i've been bothered on. who will and sonny has this nice. oh, we don't connect us. there were some issues with people and now they are more accepted than before. they are like others. they can apply for any j

this year, the 46 students who participated raised over $35,000 heidi is one of them >> it was a very exciting day but it was also very -- made me very nervous. but the moment i sat down in the chair to shave my head, all the worries went away. >> fifth grader james said st. baldrick's mission is an inspiration. >> having the feeling that you're helping somebody live a better life, it's such a great feeling. >> the support means the world to classmate mila hurley, she's been in treatment for the most common form of childhood leukemia since 2020. >> i just thought it was amazing. >> little kids with big hearts helping children with cancer one haircut at a time. >> how brave they are is overwhelming to me. every year i'm just shocked and in awe of the kids and their willingness and selflessness >> doing such a great thing. that is nbc nightly news for this sunday i'm kate snow. for all of us here, stay safe and have a great night. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fu

and ambitions life missions, ammunition is required to meet more know, please, on saw mom mckinney, heidi ad litem name, mac behold zones homes, actually a happy life. these of her that to proud that talk moment of silence. news news. news. news. here's her weather in a minute. 15. hello everyone. we're going to focus on the americas and we've got bursts of rain for southern florida. that includes miami coming in at $29.00 degrees for let's go further toward the north right now for the mid atlantic, the great lates, the northeast. we've got some disturbed weather here, but depending on your temperature, see they're going to fall in rain or snow, but mostly rain in this area off to the west right now. weather alerts in play for vancouver, both for the rain and the wind. and we've got smell around the mountains of metro vancouver, so that includes for gro seymour and cypress, also what weather pulling in to the pacific northwest. it is dry in california, we're looking at a high of 18 degrees in san francisco. next stop, central america. and here's what we're looking at, some heavy rain for

s. army used to heidi toxic had the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge brang something they didn't even see the case for 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks there, an estimated 20000 lead gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage. and the government says it's taking action, but doctors are desperate thing. lives are being put in danger from around the world. president zalinski says the coming days will be crucial for ukraine with the expected renew defensive in the ah, this is al jazeera ah other given l. this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. you end secretary general, arrives in ukraine, part of his push for sci fi, and the 2 month long war pressure builds against what russia cause unfriendly

until i got to buddy up yet carmina top, intimately the about natalie admitted co kalokie. naturally heidi but obviously joined us the most bang. lou, ducky jelly. dr. sarin checks on armies as he recovered from surgery. so hard a nice knife was let go quickly. i learned that i find on the la it's a long road ahead. it will take another 9 weeks of daily physiotherapy before he can walk again. in another ward, another patient is being prepared for surgery does may no longer get that a release, but it's a new procedure. and one that dr. sarin has never performed before. his patient is a 32 year old man to protect his identity, who called him raoul. barriers went cosmetics sort of diverse in the world. the food and all surgery on an alert edition would feel uncomfortable, but the most dangerous call smurfet procedure or with services. no, he's already had lim lengthening surgery for he's low a legs to correct a birth deformity. that operation left him with the so called ballerina syndrome, that forced him to walk on his toes. now he wants to be taller, so he's having more surgery 1st to corre