all right, i am thrilled to be joined with the prolific jodi picoult.stselling author of 28 novels including today's velshi banned book club, feature, 19 minutes. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> this novel is uniquely relevant in this. moments throughout the, novel the readers offered a lot of insight into the school shooter, peter. his family, his upbringing. it is something we have shied away from in the news business. we tend to focus on the victims and the circumstances more than the shooter. but why do you feel that it is important to tell people about the why of how peter became a school shooter? >> well, the reason i wrote this book is because adolescence is a timeout for the it. not standing out. it's there are a lot of kids who stuck out. that has not changed since when i was a kid. it's my children or younger. it takes a village to raise a child but it also takes a village to fail a trial. i think it is important to look as, true peter, all the ways that just one moment, one interaction with somebody, could change t

jodie sweetin joins us now. jodie, thank you so much for being with us.n to us what happened there. the moments before, during and after. >> you know, there was a crowd of us out there that were really passionate and, you know, marching about this incredible injustice in the supreme court. and before that, everyone had been gathered there, a police line, we weren't moving toward the freeway or any cars. i was coming around the other side and everyone was gathered in front of the police and some distance back and they were walking me back and i just felt my backpack pulled as i was walking forward. at the end of the day, i guess my biggest concern is to consistently bring this back to, you know, why we were out there. and it is not about me. i guess people are shocked because it is a video about somebody they have grown up with and they know, but, you know, it is really important to me for people to see the cause of why we were out there. >> it is important to talk about how people are being treated, right? we're seeing protests everywhere. >> that's part

jodi schneider joins us from washington. what should we be watching out for in this first televised hearing out of at least six hearings to come? jodi: this will be the big review, it is executed to be a big reveal tonight. we are anticipating that there will be new evidence, we have been told that i the committee. even the president in some remarks at the summit of the americas said "the public will now see what happened on that day." they have talked to more than 1000 people, they have had more than 1000 interviews, more than 140,000 documents have been collected, and now they're going to have a hearing and basically show some evidence of what happened. we will hear from the committee chairman, denny thompson, and from the vice chairwoman, liz cheney, then will hear from a british documentarian who was embedded with the proud boys on that day as they broke into the capitol. so there is expected to be a lot of drama in this first hearing. haidi: what are we expected to learn about the role of former president donald trump i

here's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: british tennis player jodie burrage never imagined this would beyou've gotten a lot of attention the past 24 hours >> yeah. it's been a little bit mad. my phone's been, yeah, popping off a little bit. but i guess it's a good thing >> reporter: ten minutes into her match monday burrage put her game on hold to serve up comfort to a ball boy who clearly wasn't well giving him her sports drink, energy gel, and candy from a fan the wimbledon crowd cheering the player's compassion >> hats off to jodie burrage. >> reporter: on social media, "can we please stop the tournament and proclaim burrage the champion?" and "she's already won. everyone's hearts. >> did you ever think that this would go kind of crazy like it has? >> not really, to be honest yeah i wasn't really expecting this at all. i'm pretty sure what i did with that ball boy anyone would have done yeah, i just tried to make him feel better than what he was >> reporter: burrage said helping the ball boy helped her she says she hit her best serve when play started again. burrage didn't win her mat

shery: jodi, one of the top issues here in the u.s. has been the constitutional rights on abortion being struck down in the supreme court. give us the latest reaction and how this affects president biden and his administration. jodi: the decision had been leaked in a historic way. even though people knew it was coming or felt they knew it was coming, there was still a lot of historic reaction over the weekend. we saw protests across the country for abortion rights, women's groups going out and really rallying saying that they will fight this. then, we did see some on the other side who had been antiabortion who were cheering that this happened. the on that, the question is, what happened in the states? nine states where more than 40 million people live, at least nine states have banned abortion starting as soon as the decision came down. we are seeing other states that are now taking this through the courts. we will see if these trigger laws take effect and that could take up to 30 days in these states. in other states like california,

in contra costa county i am jodi hernandez. >> that is quite a tour and a process. >>> in less than an hour we will have a live streaming cast following the results. you can watch that on nbcbayarea.com or on your apple, roku or amazon fire tv by down leading downloading the nbc bay area app . >>> coming up, a covid-19 vaccine might become available. >>> and we are geared up for game three of the nba finals. we are live in boston. anthony florez will be joining us. you are watching nbc bay area tonight. nbc bay area's welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. a new shot will soon be on the market and today a panel voted to endorse the shot. it still needs a green light from the cdc but if approved it will be the first new shot for covid since february of last year. this is different than pfizer and moderna because it has technology that has been around for decades. covid experts say the new shot could be good for two different days and reasons. at first it may better protect us from variants and, more people might be willing to get vaccinated. morning is now, one of our experts from u

jodi: it is somewhat confusing. even though it was widely anticipated and is a draft opinion was lead to more than one month ago, there has been confusion in the last few days as soon as roe was overturned by the supreme court at least nine states with more than 40 million people band abortion right away. clinics were closed even though there were people there to get abortions. appointments were canceled and they were sent home in at least nine states. in a number of others including popular states like texas they are waiting for their so called trigger laws to make it through the court. those are basically triggered by the supreme court ruling to take up to 30 days before the bands go into effect. 26 states will have at least that either abortion band or it will be severely core tailed -- severely curtailed given the supreme court announcement friday. the other 16 states will have some form of abortion on the books. some states like california, oregon, and washington that came out with a joint memo over the weekend

jody hernandez spoke to the family earlier today. >> this has been a long and intense investigation. after more than four months a major break in the case. the arrest of the suspect, is not going as planned. >> we believe alexis gabe is the victim of a homicide. >> reporter: paul beard said the person responsible for alexis gabe's disappearance and murder was the last person she was with. her ex-boyfriend, 27-year-old marshall jones. police say jones is the man seen in surveillance video. walking away from her dumped car. his dna was found under a recovered cell phone case. amount of other forensic evidence all pointed to him. >> the investigation has led us to believe that alexis' boyfriend, a 27-year-old man and a resident of antioch, killed alexis. at her home on or about january 26. when police arrested him at his friend's home in washington last night, they say he charge them with a knife. >> reporter: officer shot and killed him. gabe's parents say they were crushed with that jones had been killed last night. >> i look in the mirror and i asked him why would you do this it was

that's all we want. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> that poor family. police said that they have recovered some electronic evidence in washington state. >>> mental health has been the focus or many now including one peloton instructor. the california native seems to be living her best life on the outside but underneath, it all really was tough for her. she says that she's been suffering in silence for most of her life. >> i hid it from everybody and i thought, it's my job. i need to deal with it. that's my issue, my battle. i'm fine, i'm good and i kept lying to myself. >> i mean, i suffered in silence for decades. i know what that is like. it's so much work. >> coming up for you this morning on today, she speaks with daly about the turning point in her life and why she realy wants to break the stigma of mental health disorders in society. >> good for her. >>> boy, tough loss for dubb nation. >> the celtics did what no team has done this season. beat the warriors at home. >>> and a new push to extend last call. two san francisco state lawmakers are taki

jodie burrage a total class act, going up to the ball boy with a packet of suites to make sure he wasdie burrage of that match over on court 18, that'sjodie burrage going out of these championships on a midst that i can make stay for british players. i'm pleased to say with that in mind, joining me today on sportsday is michael board, the head of performance of the lawn tennis association. there's so much to dig into here, i was mentioning the 17 british players playing across his first round — what do you put the success down to? the first round - what do you put the success down to? the performance strate: success down to? the performance strategy has _ success down to? the performance strategy has been _ success down to? the performance strategy has been in _ success down to? the performance strategy has been in place - success down to? the performance strategy has been in place for - success down to? the performance strategy has been in place for a - strategy has been in place for a while now, there's been great people at the lta and across british tennis to support these players.

bloomberg's political news director jodi schneider joins us with more.hat do we know about this agreement so far, and how impactful will it be for the region? >> the leaders who are meeting in madrid, they called it the largest and most significant upgrade, military upgrade, since the end of the cold war. so it is a significant move. of course, mostly in response to russia's invasion of ukraine. this really brought together the nato countries, the french president just a few years ago was calling it a brain-dead institution. now, president biden said that this was a history making agreement. some of the elements of it are that there are more than 300,000 troops who will be put on high alert in europe. they will also purchase sweden and finland joining nato, now that turkey has decided not to veto that. that will really bolster them in the exposed boat took region. we are also going to see expanded air power in europe. and poland will become a permanent headquarters facilities efforts in europe. so it really is an expansion in terms of numbers, and signif

it is better to be careful that struggling with covid. >> jodi hernandez concho county nbc news. >>> amerie jo garza and mike garcia. also just 10 years old. family members mourned and prayed as they said goodbye to the little girl. and the funeral for omar garcia this week. 19 children buried in custom cabinets with no cost to the family. >>> one of the rob elementary teacher say she did not leave the door open. he says the teacher opened the door to carry in food at the carpet closed it after she realized the gunman was heading toward the school. they said the door was propped open and used by the government to enter the school. the state police confirmed the lawyer's story saying the door did not lock is expected. >>> students at ty-nice berry middle school try to make their young voices heard today following last week's shooting. students walked out to demand stronger gun laws. many said they felt helpless watching the news unfold there hoping to send a message to lawmakers. >> i thought some kids who are angry, crying and completely jaded. the new normal. and why should this be

nbc bay area's jody mayor has the story. >> reporter: this is the scene where the suspect crashed intoked truck yesterday. he captured video on his cell phone as police tried to convince the suspect to surrender she finally stepped out with her hands up before trying to make a run for it. police appeared to take her for taking in custody. >> it's crazy. people are crazy nowadays. >> in walnut creek, another delivery person became a target earlier in the day. investigators say a man and a hoodie attacked a u.s. postal worker as she delivered mail on her usual daily route. >> we had a letter carrier yesterday robbed and beat up by the robbers. her keys were stolen. >> reporter: investigator spent the morning canvassing the neighborhood hoping to find witnesses or clues. the robbers made off with keys that could be used to commit more crimes. >> the postal service has a reward of up to $50,000 leading to arrest and conviction. that's how seriously we take this. >> she is just doing her job. people can do their job. >> reporter: this fedex driver works the same route. he says it's scary th

delusional was obsessed with actress jodie foster.resident reagan, he thought he would impress her. >> i feel badly about that. >> what about the reagans? >> i feel badly for all of them. i mean, i have true remorse for what i did. i know they probably can't forgive me now, but i just want them to know that i am sorry for what i did. >> have you ever thought what would have happened had you succeeded? >> well, history would have been changed, you know, with a new president. >> that's it? >> i mean, yeah, it would have been a big historical event. i'm glad i did not succeed. >> you are? >> oh, yes, very much so. >> you traumatized a nation too. >> i did. >> are you sorry for that? >> yes. i'm sure the country was traumatized. i'm very sorry for that. >> is there any part of you that wonders how the john hinckley of that era could have gotten to that point? >> i did not have a good heart. i was doing things that, you know, a good person doesn't do. so it's hard for me to relate at all to that person back then. >> reporter: hinckley was

this is jody, a black rhino who loves papayas so much so that she's become a composting maven.rst noticed a papaya plant near her habitat and years later it's a, quote, fully cyclical state certified composting plant thriving with papaya bearing trees all because of jody. it really is the circle of life. the moral, if you want to be a state certified composting plant, get a rhino. >> wow. >> to do the composting for you. >> and, will, i have to say the only thing better than seeing jody eat the papaya was seeing you with the oysters. >> i'm not kidding. the oysters were like -- >> massive. >> it was a big oyster, yeah. >> abalone. thanks, will. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, it's cool britannia celebrating some of the biggest acts to come out of the uk during the queen's 70 years on the throne. ♪ you know i work all day ♪ >> we'll be right back. ♪ to get your money to buy you things ♪ yup. see you around. i knew that was the last time i'd see tom. the truth is, i was spending too much online jake from state farm. don't give up what you love. state farm has options like bu

a painted face, because she lost the bet before the start of the second round of the nhl playoffs jodyondak argued with her colleague from edmonton mayor muhammajit sokhi on the result of oriflames and ollers, the loser of the soar had to put on the jersey of the team along with the entire city council winner. at the very first meeting after the end of the series, and the mayor undertook to paint his face in the colors of the winning team. after that, conduct the entire meeting in this way. it was sports news, see you next. this is the first civilian underwater vehicle that was created in russia they are made in russia by skolkovo, absolutely anyone can get them for free. by the way, which, by the way, 99% of people with disabilities also don’t know another plus of cyberka is cacti, you can stroke a cactus and you can touch it with this prosthesis can successfully distinguish sizes of objects. well, friends? hello, you are so scary, i'm afraid of you. i want to reach the level so that a person can trust robots, the fourth industrial revolution will take place in our country. belgorod h

rishaad: jodi schneider on capitol hill. more updates later this hour. you can turn to your bloomberg for updates and analysis. yvonne: coming up, we will speak to our guests. david: first, the alibaba ceo, trading in hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: here is the day in markets. central banks, inflation, regulatory risks weighing on the minds of investors. a hong kong debut, blank check firm backed by the ceo of alibaba. david: yes, interest, appetite, sentiment. there is a major slow down in the economy. joining us now is the vision deal chairman and executive director. good morning. thank you for coming on the show. the name is vision deal acquisitions. what are you looking to do with the money? >> it is the combination of several elements. we are looking to the smart card technology-related sector and in the consumer retail sector, as well as e-commerce. yvonne: can you talk more about why you decided to go this route? why should companies choose us back rather than going through -- choose a spac rather than going through an ipo. >> capital is l

jodie burrage knocked out spanish top seed and world number four paula badosa.g, to date. she was ecstatic as she clinched the match and will play brazil's beatriz haddad maia in the last 16. meanwhile, it was also the biggest win of katie boulter�*s career, beating last year's wimbledon runner—up karolina pliskova, coming back from a set down. she won the second and third sets to get her first win over a top ten player. she'll next play two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova. i'm super proud of myself today. i went out there, i didn't feel great on the court, and i worked so hard to get out there and battle and fight. against a player like that, it means so much to me coming through that. i think i just try to stay with her on and serve. i think ijust tried to stay with her on and serve. she was serving well. i had a few things that i let go off. i think that's what made the difference, closing at the game and staying with her as much i could. in the men's draw, ryan peniston's recent run of impressive form continues after he beat french open quarterfinalist

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plus, bestselling author jodi picoult joins us for this week's meeting of the banned book club.sunday, june the 5th. if my name and the, east examine the west. i'm ali. velshi congress returns to capitol hill this week and will resume its work on gun l

and you know, jody powelll and hamilton jordan and carter himself regarded this article as a stab in back, a betrayal from a one-time insider. but it's as colorful story and, you know, james fallows made some good points about some of the failings of the carter presidency and his problems with giving a speech in front of a tv camera. bit it was, in my view, it was an unfair attack. >> you have that point that you make about, it is remarkable, it is interesting as a study of rhetoric and writing and what people remember. the story that follows tells there, about carter scheduling the white house tennis courts, which you point out is not true, it gets reported. that becomes the emblem, the emblematic story that people go on to tell even till this day about carter as a micro manager and not seeing the forest for the trees and having to have his hand in everything. that sort of wasn't true, was it? >> no. it was the result of a misunderstanding on the part of fallows, who was an avid tennis player. and president carter was the first president to sort of open up the white house tennis cou

>> that was jody hernandez who brought us that story.nd police say they've recovered several electronic devices. and they will be bringing them back to oakland to examine in the hope of finding some more information. >>> we have progress to report on the fire lines. the fire in napa county is now 55% contained. a 25% increasing containment from last night. the fire broke out on tuesday and has burned 570 acres. thankfully no homes have been damaged. no word yet on any cause. >>> we will be back in 60 seconds. there is a new timeline announced for children four years old and under to get the covid-19 vaccine. >>> what officers will be and marching in the pride parade after all. the late >>> we have a date for when your little ones can get a covid-19 vaccine. the vaccinations for children as young as six months old could begin as early as june 21st. regulator still have to give the okay for the shots in that age group. they will meet in two weeks to discuss the vaccine. then the cdc has to approve it before the shots can start going into a

. >> reporter: in contra costa county, jodie hernandez. >> we will check in with jeff in a few moments to find out when we'll cool off. >>> in silicon valley we're getting close to the end of the second theranos trial of the former boyfriend of elizabeth holmes. he's the chief operating officer of theranos and is accused of patient fraud. scott budman has been covering the trial. in court today, closing arguments began. >> reporter: after 13 weeks of system, sunny balwani walked into court and heard the the closing arguments read to the jury that will decide his fate. back in january, his former partner, elizabeth holmes, was found guilty on four counts of investor fraud. the prosecution in the second theranos case is trying to convince the jury that committed fraud together. >> the most important thing is showing the conspiracy link. >> reporter: while the defense tries to show he was merely an investor in the company, not a decision maker, but prosecutors brought up testimony from former theranos employee, investors, and walgreens employees all of whom testified they were led to beli

nbc jodi hernandez told us local leaders are strategizing to move forward even as new threats come into the library. >> reporter: we are still latter here at the library following the disturbing incidents. a roundtable meeting took place her this morning and i congressman. small well. everyone pledging not to back down. >> to the proud boys but i tell you today and talking to this group you have nothing to be proud of for what you did to children. it would be a complement to call you boys because you acted like babies. >> reporter: strong words from the congressman as he described the actions of a group of men believed to be linked to the extremist group known as the proud boys. their reported interrupted a children's pride event on saturday, and then making homophobic comments to the dry queen was there to read to the kids. >> were not going to stand for hate today, not tomorrow and not ever. our community has come too far to go back now. >> reporter: today as sheriff's deputies stood guard community leaders came together to condemn the action. several have called for the d.a. to foul

it's been a great day for britain's jodie burrage at eastboune.up a meeting with spanish top seed paula badosa. not such a good day for britain's number three heather watson, though. she lost to canada's rebecca marino in straight sets. and in the men's, another up and coming brit jack draper looked unstoppable. he took apart american jenson brooksby 6—2, 6—2. golf now — what a win for matt fitzpatrick at the us open. he held his nerve in a tense finish at brookline to win by a shot. nine years ago, he won the us amateur title at the same course. 0ur golf correspondent, iain carter, says his victory is a much needed boost to british golf. this will reinforce that enthusiasm you would've thought for english and british golf fans, and i'm sure he's going to be an enormously popular figure next month. someone who has won the us open, followed in the footsteps ofjustin rose in 2013, tony jacklin footsteps ofjustin rose in 2013, tonyjacklin in 1970. some really massive names from the game of golf, and matt fitzpatrick has earned himself one of those as

>> that was jody hernandez who brought us that story. oakland police say they've recovered several electronic devices. and they will be bringing them back to oakland to examine in the hope of finding some more information. >>> we have progress to report on the fire lines. the fire in napa county is now 55% contained. a 25% increasing containment from last night. the fire broke out on tuesday and has burned 570 acres. thankfully no homes have been damaged. no word yet on any cause. >>> we will be back in 60 seconds. there is a new timeline announced for children four years old and under to get the covid-19 vaccine. >>> what officers will be and marching in the pride parade after all. the late opinion that is making this possible. >>> misty skies for your morning commute. cooling changes and even a chance of rain. we go into your upcoming weekend with a closer look coming up in 60 seconds. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't ge

tratar de impresionar a la actriz jodi foster matando a ronald reagan lo motivÓ a disparar contra elospital siquiÁtrico. >> hoy es una ediciÓn especial de jueves de inmigraciÓn, pero tambiÉn nos acompaÑa la abogada alma rosa nieto, buenas tardes alma rosa. >> muy buenas tardes, felicidad. >> alma rosa siempre has estado al tanto de cualquier cambio que afecte a los dreamers, diez aÑos es mucho tiempo con muchos asuntos migratorios que cambian, hoy en este mes de junio de 2022, ¿en quÉ situaciÓn migratoria se encuentran los dreamers? >> bueno, buena y mala, hay que ver lo bueno y lo malo siempre, y la buena es que tienen permiso de trabajo y pueden estar legalmente en estados unidos, la mala es que son diez aÑos, una dÉcada, en un estado de limbo, en un estado de incertidumbre, de estos jÓvenes, muchos han llegado desde niÑos, quizÁs de cinco aÑos o menos, entonces ya han contribuido, estudiado aquÍ, saben el idioma, la cultura y merecen un status migratorio permanente. asÍ es que es un estado de limbo con felicidad y tambiÉn tristeza por no saber quÉ va a pasar con ellos. >> claro, t

. >> reporter: jodi burnl never imagined this would be her wimbledon moment >> you've got and lot of attention the past 24 hours. >> yeah, it's been a little bit mad. my phone's been popping off a little bit but i guess it's a good thing. >> reporter: ten minutes into her match, she put her match on hold to serve up comfort to a ball boy who clearly wasn't well giving her her sports drink, energy gel and candy from a fan. the wimbledon crowd cheering the player's compassion. on social media, can we please stop the tournament and declare her the champion and he's already won everyone's hearts. did you ever think that this would go kind of crazy, like it has? >> not really, to be honest. yeah, i wasn't really expecting this at all. anyone would have done it. yeah, i just tried to make him feel better than what he was >> reporter: she said helping the ball boy helped her. she says she hit her best serve when play started again. burr edge didn't win her match but put on a show few had forget, reminding the world what it means to be a good sport. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london >> let's

you want to hear what jodie sweetin told us about her violent encounter with price.ve karel has a whole lot to say about ryan gosling. but we start off with mariah, proving she's one of the best. scott evans has that. >> she was one of the many wild surprises at this year's b.e.t. awards. for all those doubting if she could hit those high notes, don't you worry. ♪ ♪ mariah made her stunning appearance during best new

captions paid for by cbs television distribution karen broshears is suing general contractor joseph "jodyrty, and unfinished work. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 595 on the calendar in the matter of broshears vs. dick. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. broshears, you hired the defendant, someone who you knew, to do some home renovation for you. you entered into a contract. each of you claim breach of that contract. you want some money back. mr. dick has a counterclaim for money that you owe him and for tools that you took without permission. so first, i'd like to see the contract. >> yes, ma'am. we had one, and then we had some addendums, as well. they're all signed. >> judge judy: okay, i'll just take a look. okay, so the initial contract was october 28, 2016. pressure-wash the basement. did you do that? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: did he pressure- wash the basement? the answer's either yes or no. >> no. >> judge judy: he says he did. >> yes, ma'am. >> judg

jody jay is the city's assistant director of parks and recreation. she says the pressure is on to safely staff dozens of public pools for families counting on inexpensive summer fun. >> in a perfect world you would have 34 pools open how many are you prepared to open now >> we're looking at having 15 pools open >> reporter: the american lifeguard association says the shortage could close at least a third of the nation's 309,000 public pools and it could mean fewer eyes on beaches too. so where did all the lifeguards go? when pools shut down during the pandemic, many didn't keep up with the required training other workers went elsewhere, and now with the strongest job market in years, it often comes down to who is offering the best pay how are you trying to sweeten the deal >> our lifeguards make anywhere between $16 and $19 an hour. we also have $1,250 worth of bonuses. >> reporter: across the country other communities are also ramping up recruiting efforts. down south in mobile, alabama -- >> if they pay for the training session, we will give them t

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez takes us behind the scenes in contra costa county to show us what's being done to be sure your ballot is safe and counted. >> it's the exercise of democracy. this is the right to vote. >> contra costa county is doing all it can to make sure people have confidence their vote will be counted. we found voters still skeptical of voter fraud, like this man, who is not confident with the current process. >> now we stick it in a metal box. they can open it up and take the ones they like and discard them. that's not secure. >> we saw for ourselves how ballots are handled. >> we have a complex process of checks and balances in place. >> if you're dropping off your ballot at a drop box, the county says rest assured it's safe. >> they are 500-pounds. it would take a tank to knock them off their post. >> before they're open the envelopes are run through a scanner that captures an image of the signature. each verified by a set of eyes. >> it's brought up on the computer screen, and they compare side by side what was on the envelope to was what's in our file. it's run th

hutchinson's lawyer and jody hunt said in a tweet that he welcomes anyone who disputes her testimonyto testify under oath. >> dramatic new video of the moment that a russian missile hit a shopping center in central ukraine. at least 18 people were killed. but that number is expected to go up. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy said that hundreds of people were in the mall at the time of the missile attack. many are still unaccounted for in that rubble. zelensky had called this one of the most daring terrorist attacks in european history. and overseas at the nato summit in madrid alliance officially declaring russia is the most significant and direct threat to its 30 members. this is part of nato's new strategic concept that was released today. the document is only renewed every 10 years and lays out nato's biggest challenges and goals for the next decade. president biden saying that the u.s. will enhance its military presence in europe to position ahead of further russian aggression in ukraine. >> we're going to approve a new nato is to check your concept re from unity and deter

i spoke with jodi hicks one-on-one, and she says that california has already been seeing an increase in out of state people seeking help with abortions. >> the decision back the supreme court to not act and intervene when texas since 2 did their affected our clinics back in september. so since one state it banned abortion september, we've had about 1500 folks coming from out of state already. >> hicks is expecting those numbers to increase following the decision, but she assures people seeking help that it is available in california. in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade. many nationwide continue their protest in the streets here in california. governor gavin newsom signed a bill to protect abortion rights in the state. shelby nelson with the latest. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control could be i hope that th

that's when jodie sweetin was shoved to the ground from behind, then got up and started chanting "noustice, no peace." her publicist says her client c. police say they are reviewing the incident. >>> in atlanta, a subway employee was shot and killed, and it was seemingly all over a sandwich. according to the subway store owner, the suspected shooter had an issue over the amount of mayo put on their sandwich. things quickly got heated. then shots were fired, killing one employee and injuring another. >> believe it or not, it was over too much mayonnaise on the sandwich. so he decided to escalate the situation, and from there, that's when all hell broke loose. >> police have a person of interest in custody. the owner says both employees had worked there less than a month. >>> coming up, the late, late show back in london. the big-name guests as james corden travels across the pond one final time. >>> coming up, we've got breaking news out of missouri. an amtrak train with more than 200 onboard topples over after colliding with >>> if you have plans to fly anytime soon, get there early.

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14 years in a row next to leimah and vakul karman, women in 2011 received the nobel prize together jodi williams, the third guest of the world, did not receive her award for defending peace in 1997 , in front of ukrainian refugees, one of them, tatyana, came to lviv from north donets with her mother and three-year-old daughter. they decided to flee the city after the russian troops began massive shelling. mom is a gangster. oh, mom, let 's hide. mom, fight for me, and it happens that it happened , so why is she screaming at night? думаешь и брать еє величество мы одетый slept on the floor laureates expressed their sincere support for ukrainian women refugees weekends way feel what you feel then we felt what you are feeling now topic and of course we cannot survive what we are going through now but we remain with the ukrainian people public figures and railway workers met with those conductors who in the first days helped to evacuate people from the east and south of ukraine, it was very difficult when we were evacuating people who lost everything and lost their relatives when when the f

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player jodie burrage saw the boy struggling, so she ran over and got him a sports drink from a coolero gave the boy some candy. he was eventually helped off the court, and he is doing okay. >>> next a man who is not the gold standard for criminals. >> a former cargo handler at l.a.x. airport got a hold of some gold bars being flown in from australia to new york. he and a co-worker decided to keep four of them apparently thinking no one would notice the missing gold worth, oh, i don't know, $220,000. >> well, the bank shipping the gold did notice, and it was pretty easy to track them down. they now face four months to a year in prison. not a good idea. >>> and anyone who's traveled knows lugging around a suitcase isn't exactly easy. >> but one guy on a bike figured it out. he's not only balancing it on his head, he's doing it while riding a bike. he even high-fives one and swerved to avoid a barrier all while not dropping the suitcase. >> impressive. >>> finally the young man who stole the show at a yankees game. >> the girl was determined to toss a water bottle in the air and land it