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government the highest court in the land and the prime minister's office is about 30 kilometers away from kl> pro-russian separatists have released 16 ukrainian solds. both sides have agreed to exchange prisoners. separatists say they have released all ukrainian prisoners, and they are waiting for kiev to do the same. >>> sporadic fighting continues in eastern ukraine. people have been hiding in underground shelt evers for months. that includes children living with foster parents who can't afford to clothe and feed them. andrew simmonds reports. >> reporter: children should haven't to live like this. an existence underground with little food. it's always the poor who suffer most at times of conflict. and there is no exception here in donetsk. places like this answer the question is there any confidence in the ceasefire? families living underground, and here there are 28 children trying to get by. many families refuse to give up their space here because they are convinced the fighting will resume. some of the children have fos -- parents who can't afford to feed and clothe them. this woman wa

would your kl clayings change if we get that by june 30? >> look.t of all, i think secretary kissinger along with reagan secretary of state schultz praised john kerry but that's the most damning indictment that you will read anywhere. if you read the "wall street journal" today, let's imagine we have a deal that has on paper strong verification agreements. in 2003 iran actually signed something call the additional protocol which is a legal mechanism that gives u.n. weapons inspectors additional powers to inspect. iran signed that protocol in 2003. in 2005 they were found to be non compliance and they walked away. north korea did exactly the same thing on their march to a bomb so i think it's a bad idea to take the word of a regime that constantly breaks its word. >> that's one of the points that was also raised in the column today. i thought it was interesting to look at the "wall street journal" and also look at the "new york times" today which i would like to ask you about now. editorial board in the "new york times" is taking on a very specific p

dash kl dashcam video could shed more light on the shooting of an african-american man in south carolina. a white police officer is charged with killing him. nbc's gabe gutierrez is live in north charleston with new details in the shooting. gabe, tell us what you know. >> reporter: tracy, good morning. yeah, that dashcam video could be released as early as today. meanwhile, we are hearing for the first time from the bystander who shot that dramatic video, santana speaking exclusively to nbc news. he says he was walking past that field when he noticed the struggle between walter scott and that police officer and decided to start recording. he says that the officer was in control of the situation. and based on what he saw, walter scott was trying to flee and get away from the officer and avoid that taser. now, he says that at one point he even feared retribution from the police department. he even considered deleting this video. but right now that officer, michael slager he is officially fired from the police department. we're also learning more about his personnel history. in 2013 he was

and the kl a an the climax of the movie is the klan portrayed at savior of the south, as a healing force chaos that's been created by freed slaves who are undeserving of freedom can of voting rights of any trappings of civilized being. the klan rides to the rescue as some of the family members are trapped by, in a cabin and being stalked by black troops and what not. c-span: i found this on youtube. has absolutely no connection to your book or -- and i'm not sure who the person is. >> guest: okay. c-span: but her name is mercedes, and i thought it'd with interesting to run it because she is a black woman -- a young woman and a critic of movies. >> guest: yeah. c-span: she decided in this case to critique this movie. let's watch a minute of it. >> guest: sure. >> oh hi. this is classic critiques with mercedes. i'm mercedes. and today, guess what? i'm critiquing "birth of a nation." this movie is a lot of stereotype, so if you're not comfortable with that, i wouldn't suggest you watch it. d.w. griffith shows black people in a really negative light. thieves, rapists murderers. they actually

. >>> a man set his car on fire while trying toil kl dead bugs. >> all that -- >> deep drive at the wall. jumps. >>> a 21-year-old woman being engulfed by a flame. the force pushed her 50 feet below. fortunately she's okay. >>> -- and all that matters -- >>> protesters filled the streets. >> right through traffic. fighting traffic in new york is tough enough as it is. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >>> on san diego beach, a helicopter forced to make a landing. >> kenny loggen. >> i walk out there and say, you're in the danger zone. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." gayle king is off and vinita nail nair is with us. washington's latest security breach surprised tourists and caught police, the secret service, and the military all off guard. >> the pilot is in custody this morning. a friend who alerted the secret service says quote, i was scared to death they were going to kill him. jeff pegues at the capitol. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he's in u.s. custody and they're revie

i don't know how to kl brat it e precisely.eally not paying enough to live decently. the earned income tax credit bted for $56 billion in o 2013. i would expand that and do it smarter. but that's more effective in helping the people who are at the lower end than a change in the minimum wage. >> why should people care about income inequality. >> we live in a country that is the richest in the world. a miracle in many ways. . real gdp is six times what it was when i was born but all kinds of people are left behind. there are some structural reasons for that and i think a rich family takes care of the people that aren't born with a particular wiring that enables them to prosper mightily in a market economy. there's lots of people that they fight in afghanistan, through no fault of their own, their skills are not skills that the market values highly. i think a very rich society can figure out ways to have those people do better than they are doing. >> what happens to this country if the gap isn't narrowed between the rich and the p

years that one of the challenges that parents have raising kids on the spectrum is yus with practice klilable for everybody. >> what's been the response from parents? >> we had an amazing response. an incredible amount of sharing on social media. a lot of wonderful incoming fan mail. we are really excited now to get working on the app and get it out there. >> johnny, you guys decided to get together and be a part of this. what brought to you this project? >> for us we had already written our song "we'll get by." we put it on our album. everything was going well with that. it's been on youtube and growing that way. once we -- we've been wanting to connect with someone really indepth. this was a great way to do it. once we met topher it was a snowballing thing to happen. to help this thing to grow. for us it was a no-brainer. we wanted to be involved and participate. >> what's it been like to work with johnny? >> it's been really exciting. one of the things we wanted to raise awareness with the kick starter, we wanted to reach a lot of people. we had the idea to try and challenge the worl

it's about creating a vert kl garden. >> thank you so much.ight. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. 9:56. it should be another nice spring dayment day. let es get your forecast. bill? >> lots of sunshine after the clouds clear out. we are in store for sunshine for the day. not a cloud in the sky. 52 in philadelphia. leading the charge allen town, trenton, mount p pocono oh up to 57. atlantic city at the airport is 58 and climbing. nice warmer day today. we'll see 70 by 2:00 this afternoon. southerly winds to 16 miles per hour. 72 at 5:00. >> we have an update now on the breaking news we have been following this morning out of montgomery county. two people were shocked at the king of prussia mall in the court section the in or near macy's. they were taken to the hospital. we now know one of the victims is a union electrical contractor from omni electric. the worker was seriously injured and an investigation is under way to find out what happened. we don't know about the other person involved. we'll