john gilbert there.ifying near the ukrainian capital of kyiv, where they're preparing for an assault, possibly within days. satellite imagery shows some of the damage in the besieged city of mariupol. the ukainian government says it was unable to evacuate citizens again, on saturday. president putin has held talks with the leaders of france and germany about the situation in ukraine. let's get more from our europe editor, katya adler. french and german officials said it is difficult, vladimir putin is not open to realistic conditions for a ceasefire, and the kremlin says they used the opportunity to complain about alleged human rights abuses by ukrainians on russian soldiers, so you could say, well, you know, what is the point of these conversations? what else went on in those 75 minutes? i mean, emmanuel macron has held about ten of these calls already since russia invaded ukraine. he's been criticised by some at home and abroad as being naive or arrogant or being played by moscow, and i actually put th

john gilbert there, retired colonel. thank you. for people in ukraine. let's take a listen. well, that is beautiful, isn't it? earlier, my colleague lukwesa burak spoke to the violinist illia bondarenko in ukraine, who you saw playing at the start of that video performance, and kerenza peacock, who told us how the war inspired her to create the project. 0n the day that putin invaded ukraine, i was going about my normal day as a violinist, i was about to practise scales and then run a few errands, and i thought such a horrific situation. i wondered what my fellow violinists were doing in ukraine, so i randomly befriended some on instagram and ended up talking to a whole bunch of violinists there, who said they were all practising their scales, but were then going to work out how to arm themselves. i just thought it was a horrific situation and i ended up getting in touch with illia, who was sheltering in his basement, and that is how this whole idea came about. i've got a daughter who practised piano scales, they're not the best of

martha was the most important person in my la la la la la gilbert, john, the person i love the most is are. so i was gentle and brave. i can't describe him was the he didn't know yourself, was hospital i asked, has been pushed back baghdad, secured mazel liberated, but destroyed in the process. what's left of iraq? her now with my will with the still it's all thanks to the efforts of honest people sony's and she has said natasha. it's hard for me to say sony's and she is. i should say, honest iraqi. my, i don't want to lapse into confession, alyssa, of iraq, is our home, all of us up. why our nation must reclaim its glory luxury been eliminated while de la misty. don't see it up. the rock hasn't been an independent country since 2003. but does, you know, sort of that still true to this day? you know, iran wields great influence. was though that other nations, just as much, iraq is in tatters. did i wish that saddam had returned? oh your at least some one like him. you never did so that he could punish those criminals for them. but there will never be another saddam there. no god, no mo

i'm looking for a fellow named john from -- oh there's john >> from gilbert, arizona. >> and looks likeo one would assume he has a high school picture of one savannah guthrie is that true >> i do. let's see it. >> speaking of '90s fashion. >> right here. >> where is she? >> oh my gosh, look at that air. oh my goodness. >> look, you're adorable >> we had a big school it was like 3,000 people and you were a freshman, i was a junior wow, look at that. look at all the hair it is amazing. look at this one >> he wants you to sign that for him. >> oh -- >> john, thanks for coming dpl that is awesome. >> i love that >> -- i did i went -- >> -- got a number. >> -- could have found me at the dennys like -- >> by the way if there is anyone else watching if you have a high school -- >> no stop it. >> -- of savannah guthrie, come to the plaza next week we'd love to see you >> -- to good to be for forgotten. >> just talking about the nineties across the board. les take a look at the weather and the players championship today we'll likely see more delays not just because of the heavy rain but thunders

john collins worth, the paper of a descendant of gilbert abbott who did some research on him and the metal that william morgan received from the national institute of france in 1850 for the discovery of anesthesia. and that's what's on the screen. he was actually quite chagrin because he was given this prestigious -- jointly with charles jackson. historical debates about who should get the credit for solving a problem in health care tell us something about what was most important to the people involved. but the debate over ethers discovery didn't directly affect patients. they had access to anesthesia regardless of who invented it. debates over how to organize care, on the other hand, almost always directly affect patients. in the late 19th and early 20th century, state and federal governments looked at hansen's disease, then known as leprosy, as a major challenge in organizing care. the question was not just how to quarantine people who had a disease that was believed to be extremely contagious, but how to do so for people who would then be there for life. for years, hansen's diseas