marie carlson was a force of nature. enthusiastic, spirited, beautiful. but behind the radiant glow, she hid a darkness. for a while, marie drifted and then a pastor and his wife welcomed her into their life. it was a spiritual awakening which made marie's sudden disappearance all the more mysterious. it would take a detective with a special bond and some divine intervention to find out what happened to marie. here's keith morrison with "secrets on the emerald coast". >> how do you catch a dancing sprite? you put her in a bottle? can you package the joy she brings? can you keep it when she goes? >> she was like a gravitational pull. >> her name was marie. marie carlson. >> she was magnetic. >> when she was happy, she could make the hold world sing. >> lifted life to the fullest, is what marie would tell me. you know, you might not have tomorrow. >> and so, she offered herself, her goodness. gave her vulnerable heart and stored her secrets until -- what happened? but she was always that way. from the time of the very first secret in her life. she was born i

marie? >> rylee carlson in london. thank you so much. >>> the supreme court will hear arguments today in a case about whether the biden administration can end the trump era. it requires migrants arriving at the southern border and seeking asylum in the u.s. to wait in mexico until their cases are reviewed. on its first day in office, the biden administration halted the policy, but then a federal judge ordered it reinstated in december. >>> and in a different case, a federal judge temporarily blocked the biden administration from ending a trump-era pandemic border rule that allowed u.s. migration officials to quickly expel migrants seeking asylum. the policy known as title 42 was supposed to end may 23rd. 21 republican-led states filed suit to block the policy from being terminated. the cdc said the rule is no longer needed to protect public health during the pandemic. >>> newly released text messages are shedding more light on the january 6th capitol riot. among them the possible use of martial law and military to keep

carlson is in london with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. transnistria in moldova is a sliver of land causing big concern as the war in ukraine rages on. the worry now is the conflict will spill over that border causing an even broader crisis. following a series of explosions in moldova which sits on ukraine's southwest border, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy accused russia of trying to destabilize the entire region, though no one has claimed responsibility. >> we don't know all of the details beyond -- regarding what transpired yesterday, but we remain concerned about any potential attempts to escalate tensions. >> reporter: transnistria is a pro kremlin breakaway region of a where russian troops are based. >> we don't know whether it's a taste of things to come. >> reporter: dr. kataryna colczuk is an associate fellow at the international think tank chatham house. she says russia may be eyeing moldova if it succeeds in ukraine. >> whether it's going to happen, it's actually -- we will see because we have mixed messages from the kre