we don’t know mary the day saint mary was born and the rut didn’t come to light, but whether the earsthe information available to us, marina was born between the 20th and 16th years. -osteroid ver anything. holyly arose by the effort of the bell of the ephesian cathedral at the pan, the ties of the ties lay marina in divinity. the conduct of this saint is attributed to the holy egg sergius the feathered in 688, at the end of the victory celebration, the founder was guilty earlier, for the rendering of the fore-narodzheniya of mary , they promoted saints herman and saints damansky near rome on christmas day. people elected all the costume of st. adrian first-time from the white hesitancy of the roman senate, then wow , lush price-setting with steamed candles . holyly plowed up to the stadkov, free to repent of the fact that everyone brutally furnished the people of the mother of god, they are squeezed from today’s apocrypha, telling us that mary was wonderful by a human being, even though she was zahavana from sapsavannost sin. however, she also led and nice freedom, will. iaki, once y

mary poppin out goodbye. says only mary poppins hello, never say goodbye to us.ll, you don’t like it longer because she also has a strong voice and the theme of mary poppins is close to her, because she is also such a mother there. and, by the way, we unfairly forgot, too, i strongly vote for nyusha, whom we also heard last time. this is not a timbre, it’s definitely not ears, but so far it seems to me not to the point, indeed these singers have natalia a strong powerful voice, but the timbre is not the same, you understand, you can’t deceive out loud anyway all these the timbres of all the singers that we list, they are very memorable, this is what we, without seeing the performer, will recognize exactly and immediately. yes, this is natalia podolskaya here. no. we are so captivated by the voice of mary poppins that, to be honest, i suddenly realize that i do not remember how she moved. she simply fascinates her - not only discourages the words, but also fascinates with her voice, which i don’t remember at all. and what did she do at that time, but you don’t nee

conlon margaret mary conner cynthia marie lise connolly john e. connolly, jr. lee connor jonathan m. connors kevin patrick connors kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway dennis michael cook helen d. cook jeffrey w. coombs john a. cooper julian t. cooper joseph john coppo, jr. gerard j. coppola joseph albert corbett john j. corcoran iii alejandro cordero robert joseph cordice ruben d. correa danny a. correa-gutierrez georgine rose corrigan james j. corrigan carlos cortas-rodriguez kevin michael cosgrove dolores marie costa digna alexandra costanza charles gregory costello, jr. michael s. costello asia s. cottom conrod kofi cottoy, sr. martin john coughlan john g. coughlin timothy j. coughlin james e. cove >> pen to my brother, firefighter, dust and to my brother, i miss you and you will never be forgotten. >> and my cousin. i wish we had more time together. but it was so unexpected. and because of you, i try to speak to those i love as often as possible. i am reminded of you every time i see your nephews faces. your niece and nephew would have loved spending time with

riccio. >> ann marie riccoboni. >> david harlow rice. >> eileen mary rice. >> kenneth frederick rice >> cecelia e. richards. >> vernon allan richard. >> my uncle, mark, who was lost 21 years ago today and still felt and has been everyday since. to my family and thousands of others loved ones can be taken from us too soon. hug your loved ones, tell them you love them and uncle mark, we love you and miss you every day. >> and my beautiful sister debra lynn gibbon's. we miss you always and we will never forget. you live on in our hearts and you are a guardian angel. love from all of our family. [applause] >> claude daniel richards. >> gregory david richards. >> michael richards. >> venesha orintia richards. >> jimmy riches. >> alan jay richman. >> john m. rigo. >> frederick charles ramont iii. >> theresa risco. >> rose mary riso. >> moises n. rivas. >> joseph rivelli. >> carmen alicia rivera. >> isaias rivera. >> juan william rivera. >> linda ivelisse rivera. >> david e. rivers. >> joseph r. riverso. >> paul v. rizza. >> john frank rizzo. >> stephen louis roach. >> joseph roberto. >> le

mari: wonderful. and i would say, simply, reach out to organizations like ours, and we can get you started at a local level. questions from anybody else. >> i work on the production side of things, as it pertains to different messages. the question i have is, what would be the ideal tone for some sort of video project in which she did a message out, would you want to go for a more, like, a sympathetic tone, or would you want to go for more like a hard on, ok, guys, what tone do you think is more effective in getting that message out? and that goes to most to want to answer that. mari: i have thoughts, but i'm going to defer to the panel. porter, do you want to talk about how you talk to your constituents, doing it positively? rep. porter: i think it can depend a little bit on who you are, but answering in regard to you, i think there is a real need to highlight the voices of those who have been affected and their families and their community. so my own engagement in this issue came from incredible rep

mary? >> hurricane season, here we come. rob, thank you very much. >>> now to record labor day travel expected over the long holiday weekend, levels not seen since before the pandemic. ten of millions of americans are driving. gas prices that were at record levels at the start of the summer have now been falling ever since. airports packed amid a summer of travel chaos. here's abc's transportation correspondent gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, the rush to get away for one last gasp of summer is under way, and the airports are packed. >> this labor day weekend is going to be the busiest that l.a.x. has seen since 2020. >> reporter: here in orlando, you can just see all of these travelers. just yesterday, more than 2.3 million people were screened by the tsa, and that's more than before the pandemic. it's also more expensive compared to 2019. according to kayak, the average price for a domestic flight is $372, up 41%. >> everything has been smooth. everything has been great. so far. >> repo

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he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william and mary but there is still a distance between the two of them or formality almost. the fact they did not see each other that much will robert was growing up. john tyler junior was born in 1819 no doubt took his father's absence of the hardest. young john, and eventually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. before and after despaired of that one point thinking he was going to be dead they found that his son and namesake would be dead. with his children, leticia who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that is particularly telling in this regard. in may at 1831 after the congressional session had ended, john tyler returned home to virginia. i barely put his back down when he informed leticia he had been invited to a political meeting in richland. we would be leaving tomorrow and be gone a few days. while that night, leticia got very ill. so il

he was a student at william and mary like his father. he did well at william and mary, but there is still a distance between the two of them. a formality, almost. probably owing to the fact that they didn't see each other that much while robert was growing up. john tyler junior who was born in 1819, no doubt was the one who took his father's absence the hardest. young john eventually became an alcoholic and suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. he really had a lot of troubles both before and after tyler's presidency, that john tyler really disparate of at one point, thinking that he would end up dead. that they would find out that his son and namesake would be dead. so there is a lot of contention within the relationships that tyler shared with his children. but it's leticia, especially who found it extremely difficult to deal with her husband and his continuous absences. there is an anecdote from may of 1831 that i think is particularly telling in this regard. in may of 1831 after the congressional session had

mary? >> thank you. >>> overseas tonight to the war in ukraine. the white house now asking congress for more than $13 billion in additional military aid. and the new warning from the u.n. nuclear watchdog about that nuclear power plant caught in the cross fire. abc's in ukraine. >> reporter: with ukraine's new offensive raging in the south, the white house tonight asking congress for an additional $13 billion in emergency aid for the war-torn country, saying the funding would help pay for new military equipment and would be on top of the $40 billion congress approved earlier this year. [ speaking non-english ] and president zelenskyy tonight praising a new agreement from g-7 leaders to cap the price of russian oil, saying the sanctions will limit the flow of money to moscow. tonight with concerns mounting about europe's largest nuclear power plant in ukraine, the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog today confirming the russian military is based inside and controlling the plant. the inspectors seen tour

ambassador o'brien: thank you, mary and thank you, mike. there are a lot of ingredients that went into the abraham accords out a lot of leaders including secretary pompeo played key roles. let me talk about two issues that are relevant. first are the personal relationships that were key to diplomacy. and the second is political capital. we had political capital and in the negotiation process that led to the results and the signing of the accords. let me give you an example of a relationship i developed with the crown prince of the uae. we went to the uae [indiscernible] and the uae and the, rodney's lunch -- and the emiratis launched an effort that brought danny home. i met with mbz in the uae late at night. we were in the palace. i thanked him for the accommodations. i asked what was on his mind. he needed more weapons so he could defend his country against the iranian threat. and he wasn't getting them. he wasn't getting the support he needed from the united states. it was a little bit out of my lane. i came back and had a conversation wi

the nativity of the blessed virgin mary is a joy for all people.he blessed virgin not only became the ladder along which god descended from heaven into the world for our salvation, she is the mother, the incarnate son. god has great boldness before god intercedes before him for us. the believers of the earliest centuries of the existence of the church were aware of the power of this intercession. therefore, today at every divine service and in every prayer rule of a christian there is an appeal to the mother of god , and the church tradition has hundreds of different icons depicting the blessed virgin. we turn to them in fervent prayer, we need to remember that we ask. about us should contribute to our pious life according to the commandments of christ spiritually, there are cases in the literature when people turned to the mother of god with sin and requests, but received in response, not the help of denunciation from the criminal. dear brothers and sisters, the feast of the nativity of the most holy theotokos is a great joy for the whole world. a

when the battle for mary you will began keith st. its hopes on militants from the ultra nationalist as a regiment. with this a boast only a couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i've got a good deal better on the yacht, my cousin of course, and will be so bold, puzzled, but you said last year with them was mitchell dorothy on for you to you know somebody from the wood. yeah. as of regimen fighters, trained by nature instructors, have adopted a new tactic of forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields with id is they do with a lot of shit on the way to did. it won't be when the issue with just with up with me, but usually burnett grows up on a chat. he has to be brought to a new st. jude. yes. you will check and see if that he was on you. but this alex national, a senior senior, been there and you got one year, but we brought that but you moved back. no. good luck waking them up with to luke professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from don bass. those who joined the people's militia a few

today, mary, you police getting used to peaceful life again. the city is recovering after almost 3 months of fighting. mm hm. everyone's looking for something new housing, food and water lost relatives and friends whose stories of rescue repeat themselves . ready ah, with sure that when you the show a film are both going to get a feel for the all of us in michigan can the lea a deal with alyssa? a volunteer has just a few hours left for the curfew. she's been looking for the stopping her family all day long there in this other gal stopping to go this with a low . i didn't miss me. well, you know, the main thing is to get ready and leave the city before dark here. so we did not give up all the new issues with the call. you know, there's nothing in dorothy who of them. i've already used to vote for diseased condition. i use with loans with advice and that was the photo and video of the shooting. a thief wasn't mom, them was just by you them from ikea or my last that there are the now state again close to a. ready ready ready ready ready ready rea

mary is still kicking butt. she is still on the big stories, she is still doing incredibly brave camerawork, journalism. [speaking foreign language] [noise] >> we are giving doing a developing story, that will happen tomorrow. in the meantime, doesn't get better than this? look. no shoes. these boys need to save their mo for the fight. this is from a bullet casing, too much celebratory gunfire. >> mary is a lot of fun to work with. mary is almost resistant to tear gas. it's almost like she drinks target grass for breakfast and then sets off for the day with her coffee. >> what did you see? >> what did i see? more like what i smelled. i was blinded by their gas, they got nasty so fast. >> what is unique about mary is her perseverance. this is a physically, mentally, and in every respect, demanding job. it is difficult. here she is. i've known mary for 24 years. she has the same level of enthusiasm and attention to detail, and a demand that others maintain that kind of focus. i don't think you see that in many oth

let's bring mary anne in on this, because brianl stupid politics. let's bring mary .en earlier today tweeted... what he said. ijust wonder, and we've only got a minute or two for you to respond — apologies for that — but what is your response to that? jae what is your response to that? joe biden is right. what liz truss is doing _ biden is right. what liz truss is doing is— biden is right. what liz truss is doing is trickle—down _ biden is right. what liz truss is| doing is trickle—down economics biden is right. what liz truss is - doing is trickle—down economics does not work _ doing is trickle—down economics does not work the — doing is trickle—down economics does not work. the wealthiest _ doing is trickle—down economics does not work. the wealthiest are - doing is trickle—down economics does not work. the wealthiest are going i not work. the wealthiest are going to the _ not work. the wealthiest are going to the big — not work. the wealthiest are going to the big benefits, _ not work. the wealthiest are going to the big benefits, wealthy- to the big benefits, weal

i'm anne-marie green. hurricane ian is expected to make landfall again today, this time in south carolina. the category 1 storm is currently offshore, and it could bring up to 12 inches of rain to the state. wind speeds are estimated at 85 miles an hour. a hurricane warning has been issued for coastal areas along south carolina and north carolina. storm surges could reach 5 feet. more on that in a few minutes, but we're going to start in florida where governor ron desantis called ian a 500-year flood event, and president biden said it could end up being the worst storm in history. christian benavides is in kissimmee, florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this is a retirement community in orlando where over 100 people had to be rescued. in fact, we were here as the national guard brought out a couple of residents being tied down in southwest florida. we're now getting a sense of the destruction. near fort myers, search and rescue teams brought residents of sanibel and captiva to safe

michael edward asher. >> janice marie ashley. >> greg a.. cindy i ella -- eustis -- jane ellen basler. andrew bailey. >> brett bailey. sharon baucom. >> and my big brother joseph michael g oconee. 21 years, 21 seconds. the pain is still there, the grief is not something -- the new normal. joe, i held your first baby grandson in my arms. you should have been holding him. we love you and we miss you. >> and my firefighter jimmy richards. ogle jimmy, i am so proud -- uncle jimmy, i am so proud to be named after you. i wish i could have met you. my dad told me that you would love to watch me play basketball. you are always in my heart, and i know you are always watching over me. god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> firefighter gerard baskets. assistant chief gerard a. barbara. james william barr bella. >> victor barbosa. >> david michael parkway. >> matthew barnes. >> melissa rose barnes. >> she love patricia barnes. -- sheila patricia barnes. firefighter arthur thaddeus barry. >> diane g. barry. >> marise vincent barry. >> scott d. bart. >> ina

marie: absolutely. think this will be as big as when the nfl went to cable in 1987. we know how nfl games legitimized and grew the cable business. we think the same could happen for streaming. emily: you lead negotiations for the $13 billion, 11 year deal. it is massive. how do you convince the nfl that amazon was the place to be? marie: the nfl cares a lot about scale and reach and we've got that. we have that better than any other streaming service. they care about production and we showed in europe and in the u.s. that we can produce the best broadcast for fans. it is important to them. an exciting thing is they care about innovation. the nfl has been able to stay top of mind for sports fans for decades because they innovate and move forward and they have that confidence, and that was one of the biggest tenants in our deal. we agreed to continue to push each other on innovating on behalf of fans. it is something that is really exciting and something that excites the team. emily: what are your goals w

the battle from mary jo, paula had lost it almost 3 months. ah ah, a news media was credited if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on display a guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings with your colleagues and perhaps also your friends, since you're guilty because you'll rush a specific struggle with i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is too great truck rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with obama protective foam existence with ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things considered? i'm peter labelle. kid claims it is achieved military breakthrough when you cranes, east and south. if true is this enough to change the course of the conflict and at this

>> all right, mary bruce back with us again tonight. mary, thank you. stick with us here, we also learned today that russia is buying millions of artillery shells and rockets now from north korea, after getting help with drones from iran. some of these weapons from north korea, russia is buying back, after selling them to north korea. so, let's bring in our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on this part of the story. and martha, what have you learned about this? and buying from north korea, what does this reveal about russia's needs here? >> reporter: david, because of those sanctions and the fact that ukrainians are pounding russian ammunition depots, the russians are facing a severe supply shortage, which is why they are forced to seek millions of rockets and artillery shells from north korea. just think about it. the russians need ammunition so badly they are willing to buy back soviet-era equipment from the north koreans that they sold to them decades ago. david? >> martha raddatz and mary bruce both live in washington with us again

today, mary, you police getting used to peaceful life. again. the city is recovering after almost 3 months of fighting. mm hm. everyone's looking for something new housing, food and water lost relatives and friends whose stories of rescue repeat themselves . ready ah, with sure that when you the show a foam are both going to get a bottle fetus for the all of us in the she didn't the lea a we didn't don't them with alyssa, a volunteer has just a few hours left before the curfew. she's been looking for the stopping her family all day long of a gas. i've been to go this with a i know the main thing is to get ready and leave the city before dark here. so we did that with all the new issues with the call, you know, there was in the office who of them on, on already just a boat for diseased condition. i using their motion to bring to you to lounge with lunch from a fussy photo and video through some of the issue. yes, i see a function of the force of mom them was just by you them from ikea or my last that there are there and i was thinking those. read

listen, how multifaceted, how bright and completely different our mary bravo mary poppins even standss lucy chebotina. well, yes, we already talked about this version in previous issues, but then they abandoned it. i can honestly say that this is absolutely 100% my favorite avatar. that's honestly honestly, and all the cool ones , all the beautiful ones, all the talented ones, but mary poppins every time, she just really surprises. eh, pleases vocally different today. we still the tasks became more difficult, because we heard whispers for half the song . how can you guess a person in general by whispering, i don’t understand that a person who yes, i would whisper there some kind of bass, so it’s necessary backstage, well done ah, therefore, as sergey sang in a whisper, we guess, yes, but this is it extremely extremely difficult, but a brilliant number of an amazing version of the famous britney spears song thank you mary poppins i don’t want you again mary of course, i’m also insanely inspired by the best of the nannies alike, i’m raving about our seryozha we have poetry evening conti

marie: absolutely. hate to sound repetitive but at amazon we start with customers. number one, we think we can serve sports fans better, we can serve customers better. we wouldn't be in this if we didn't think we could improve this experience and make it better for fans. there are great business opportunities. we are prime video, and membership service. we can attract more members to prime. plenty of people have prime but maybe don't even, have not streamed prime video. other folks come into thursday night football and find things like lord of the rings. in the prime membership opportunity, that is huge. we think that is opportunity that is huge for us. we haven't talked about advertising. this is a game changer for advertising at amazon. we have a strong business already but can't beat, this is the most premium video advertising inventory out there. it is a game changer in terms of advertising. emily: how do you plan to leverage targeted advertising, and do something differently that maybe a traditiona

after all, marie also, by and large, does not feel this life. she strings the days like pearls on a string and remembers the lost in this picture, there is no plot, but the mood is important for the director. the theme of death for bergman. this is not the point. it shows the routine of human death. life does not stop. she just takes on a new shade for the heroine. what you think about our relationship? doesn't sound like a christmas story, do you want to end this? yes i want to. no, you don't want, yes, i do . no, yes. another game i know what you'll say. do you need vitamins, or do you need to sleep, or is it nerves before the premiere, how ridiculous everything is today, honey, go away hendrik, i'm hendrik now, who is this? but i have a book for you. take it and read it, see you tomorrow. and then we'll talk for real for the first time. starring this is a romantic drama. we will see berger mansten and may brit nielsen to according to nielsen, she starred in three consecutive films of the swedish classic, which by and large became her only sta

see mary poppers in stockings.with a strong timbre. yes, you are great. thanks a lot. well, i'm very glad that you liked my stockings, that basil. i am delighted. it was just a freaky number. ah, i have n't heard that in a long time. you just smashed the studio to the audience. i think everyone will agree such a deep beautiful voice and from the very beginning. i heard that, and then you just went upstairs filigree and uh, and there you have falsetto or what? what is it like? this is god, what a falsetto police i have, and i suddenly thought, but suddenly this is parshuta it seems to me, podolskaya for some reason, though, it seems to me, podolskaya it seemed to me podolskaya for one more reason, excellent pronunciation of english and it seems to me, a very young executive young performer and, uh, how beautiful she is melisma everything made all the milismas exactly right excellent thanks. and it is clear that this is a young school, that is, young militia, the school is a young school true, but i had a suspicion e

in mari el, the head of the republic and deputies of the regional parliament are being elected today.ents also participate in six municipal companies, our correspondent konstantinkov monitors the voting. he is in direct contact with the studio konstantin hello e how the inhabitants of mari el vote yes good afternoon, according to the latest data at 12:00 pm, almost 66,000 people voted in mari el, a turnout of about 13%, for comparison, at 10:30 morning. it was a little over 5%, the most active are residents of the sernur region. the lowest percentage of those who voted in the capital of the republic, about nine percent in the morning in yoshkar-ola, she opened one of the polling stations, performed by the children's all mari choir. young singers in national costumes sang the russian anthem e, come to vote at the polling station. people with disabilities can too. health, for example, for the visually impaired, there are special stencils for braille forms, sign language interpreters help the deaf and hard of hearing at several polling stations throughout the republic. uh, all the candid

>> mary bruce at the white house. thank you, mary. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine tonight and to the meeting with the summit with vladimir putin and china's president xi. putin tonight with an eye-opening acknowledgement. in their first meeting since the invasion, putin acknowledging china has questions and concerns about this war. and tonight, the shocking new allegations of russian crimes in ukraine. what our team witnessed just today. dead russian soldiers left behind by the russians. abc's tom soufi burridge and what they discovered in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, a stunning admission from vladimir putin. face-to-face with chinese president xi for the first time since russian forces invaded ukraine. putin crucially conceding china has "questions and concerns." a clear nod to china's unease about the conflict. but in public at least today, china not even mentioning ukraine or the war. it comes as putin's plan to take all of eastern ukraine is falling apart, with ukrainian forces routing russian troops near

mary hugo is one of the way that each attempt could be her last name. had hor done with it, but she looked ready to do it for the yeah it doesn't get on but hold on. let me know before you're still out last night about that. not wanting to do that. i want to please call me as a chopped, chopped them yet. i would never quit customer group or they do more than erica look . but kima goes on a good day that we choose this deal. it is different. she has a credit as long as this boy do it tonight, but i want that value yet. so do . oh, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your fisher list of course renewed i speak on the billing your senior, mostly mine or will ship. we're banning all imports of russian oil and gas news. i mean, i know they plenty of those with the work. you know, we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia. you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's

mary simon talking there to lyse — i do. i see hope.i do. i see hope. mary simon talking there to lyse doucet. let's - i do. i see hope. mary simon talking there to lyse doucet. let's return i there to lyse doucet. let's return to those pictures we showed you earlier. after lying to rest in edinburgh. let's go to jane hill in buckingham palace. we're seeing the queen make herfinaljourney there. palace. we're seeing the queen make her final journey there. just talk us through what we can expect. yes. us through what we can expect. yes, about half an — us through what we can expect. yes, about half an hour— us through what we can expect. yes, about half an hour ago _ us through what we can expect. 1a: about half an hour ago or so, we saw the new king, charles, bead driven through the gates of the palace behind me. ishould through the gates of the palace behind me. i should say it is raining very heavily here in london, but i have been watching these crowds, no one is moving as the rain has got heavier. after that visit earlier today to no

i'm anne-marie green. this morning a weakened but still very dangerous hurricane ian is slowly making its way across florida. the now-category-one hurricane is packing 75 mile-per-hour winds, and torrential rain as it moves toward the atlantic coast. ian barrelled into the state yesterday as a catastrophic category-four hurricane with 150 mile-per-hour winds. a storm surge of up to 12 feet and drenching rain near ft. myers. the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the u.s. brought heavy flooding, trapping people in their homes, and caused destruction throughout southwest florida. in naples it toppled power lines, sparking a fire. more than two million homes and businesses in the state have no electricity. the storm surge flooded the newsroom and studio of our affiliate in ft. myers. as the hurricane churns toward the atlantic ocean up to 30 inches of rain is expected to fall on parts of central florida. cristian benavides is in orlando with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.

and now here comes this kid, and really mary, you know i think this.he ever can win these two more matches that he keeps talking about, this will be as great an american tennis story as has ever been written, and it's so ironic. the first week of this open was all about serena williams, and maybe this last weekend is all going to be about this kid from maryland. >> so mary, just fill out for us the rest of his parents' story. are they able to enjoy this success with him? >> oh, yeah. i mean, they're both in the stands. they're both going nuts. i mean, the whole box is going crazy. he inspires craziness this guy. he's doing great. he's got a big contract. this is a kid who used to have to borrow demo rackets and that's why his strokes are homemade. every racket was a little different so he would change his strokes. now he's had to reverse engineer a lot of his strokes. he's got a great coach now in wayne ferrera. his mother wanted him to go to school. he kind of fought that off, and now look at him. now this kid is about, as michael said, first week was

>> all right, mary bruce at the white house, mary, thank you. let's bring in our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. and martha, you heard the president, president zelenskyy say there that this counteroffensive is on multiple fronts, under way in multiple places in this country. what do we know, what does the pentagon know about how it's gone so far? >> reporter: well, david, ukraine has managed to knock the russians on their heels in the south and east, with the help of u.s. and other intelligence. the ukrainian forces have targeted russian supply lines, ammo depots, and russian air defenses, allowing ukraine to use those explosive-laden drones. this one in a video from ukraine's armed forces, says it's a drone targeting a russian position near donetsk. those drones plus the precision artillery have allowed the ukrainians to prevent russia from resupplying their troops, but despite the gains, david, this remains a war of attrition. it is far from over, david. >> all right, martha raddatz, mary bruce, both reporting on this labor

mary, let's begin with you. any white house reaction tonight to what he has asked president biden to do? >> reporter: well, the president has been under growing pressure to take this step, especially as the world has seen russia commit these atrocities like the mass killings in bucha. but so far, the white house and the state department have been noticeably noncommittal. they have been reviewing the matter and tonight, the white house is quick to note that they've already imposed on russia the kind of costs that come with this didding nation, imposing harsh sanctions, curtailing foreign aid and blocking russia from the global economy. but officially designating russia as a state sponsor of terror would effectively cut off any remaining diplomatic ties between the u.s. and moscow, and so far, that is a step this administration has been unwilling to take. david? >> all right, mary bruce at the white house, mary, thank you. let's bring in martha raddatz. and you heard president zelenskyy say this counteroffensive i

mary bruce live in new york tonight where the president addressed the u.n.ay and here's what the president said about nuclear war. >> a nuclear war cannot be won. and must never be fought. >> mary, how concerned is the white house about putin's new nuclear threat? >> reporter: well, david, the white house is taking this seriously, but they are also making a conscious effort not to escalate this. they do not want to get into a rhetorical tit for tat with russia over the threat of a nuclear war. so, instead, the white house is stressing that putin's comments are irresponsible, but they're not unusual, that he has threatened this before. but david, the white house does see that putin is growing increasingly desperate, and desperation, especially from an unpredictable leader armed with nuclear weapons, is certainly cause for concern. david? >> very concerning tonight. mary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the category 4 hurricane moving up the atlantic tonight. hurricane fiona now a monster, 800 miles across. the east coast soon feeling the affects, from florida u

i'm anne-marie green. millions of people along florida's gulf coast are bra this morning for hurricane ian as it intensifies in the gulf of mexico. satellite images show the eye of the storm packed with lightning. ian could become a catastrophic category-four hurricane when it makes landfall along florida's west coast today. people spent the day yesterday boarding up their homes and businesses and preparing for the worst. 2.5 million people are under evacuation orders. the powerful category-three hurricane tore into western cuba yesterday packing 125 mile-per-hour winds. it knocked out power to the entire country leaving 11 million people without electricity. it also devastated some of the country's crucial tobacco farms. one tobacco farmer called it apocalyptic. cristian benavides is in tampa with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the state of florida is bracing for a powerful potentially category-four storm to make landfall here, but it's shifted about 100 miles to the sout

todd mary. lincoln dolly todd madison, okay. and so she tried to emulate dolly and so i meant it when i said dolly set the tone for first ladies for you know two centuries, but she was kind of tone deaf, right? like she threw parties in a war which dolly had done but that wars 1812 wars all happening out there, but the battlefield was like a mile away in virginia. i was just it was bad news, wasn't it? far be it for me to be a mary todd lincoln apologist, but it's worth noting before diana jumps into this because i can. see no first lady. ever gets it right. yeah some big portion of america says you're doing it completely wrong and it should be this way and the other half of america says you're just perfect darling. keep going. no. no first lady ever gets it, right and so mary todd lincoln had her supporters. she's certainly had a lot of detractors and even among his stories today who study here. there are first lady. i guess i would say first lady scholars of different backgrounds who would fin

i totally agree with mary but also to be fair the vice president wanted no part of it. the vice president was thomas marshall. he was put on the ticket to get the electoral college votes of indiana. he was a little bit of a clown he, you know was great with the one-liner. he was super charming at parties. he wanted to know part of the presidency, and he certainly wanted no part of being seen as you server and before the 25th amendment when it was so muddy about what happened with an incapacitated president. he was in danger of being seen as taking power that he was not entitled to and so he made it clear from the very beginning that he entertainers. let me know if he really is a death star and i'm gonna need to take over the presidency, you know, please keep me in the loop and they weren't great about that because they thought he was a clown but it's not like thomas marshall was stepping up and saying give me the responsibility. i'll take it on. yeah, just to buttress that point remember theodore roosevelt who you know was chomping at the bit to be president from a fair

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