nancy -- she was known as nancy almost from the moment she was born. she was the product of a bad match between unambitious actress and a not particularly successful car salesman. by the time she was born, her parents marriage was already effectively over. and france is would spend the next ten years of her life essentially having been abandoned by her mother to live with relatives while her mother went off to pursue her career. these six very, very, very lonely years really did cast a shadow on her spirit. i think a longing for the sort of wholeness and security that she finally found in her husband. she would say, my life began when i met ronny. it is important to understand where he was when they met. this future first couple met in late 1949 on what ronald reagan thought was a blind date. i came up in my research with the fact that nancy had been angling to make their paths crossed for quite awhile before he actually was convinced that this was a blind date. he showed up before their first date literally a broken man. he was leaning on to kane's be

i think it nancy reagan, no one could be more excited than nancy reagan to see what lies ahead in this next chapter, thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the chief executive officer of the boys and girls club of pasadena, ms. lisa kathie eight. >> thank you, i was just transported karen. maybe think of a couple stories i'm going to tell that are short. when the reckons left the white house to come back to california i the pleasure of serving them to the nancy reagan foundation for close to ten years. we had other places we continued on with her work. i was really blessed to spend that time with her. today i want to recognize a couple of other people a few other people in fact you are here with this. first of all barbara marandi with juice stand and raise your hand? barbara ran for many years the first just say no effort in l.a. county. we are really pleased with what you did. and then john gustus and ann jamie walsh who were on our team at the nancy reagan foundation. [applause] first quick story, interview day, dress it to the nines in my 20s, new hairdo, new

that i think that big nancy gave nancy big nancy dalessandro gave nancy pelosi comfort with doing things and ignoring those who said you couldn't do it you as a woman couldn't do it you as an italian-american couldn't do it. i think it just made her it made her fearless and she also learned. she also learned from childhood how to manage and motivate supporters. she the dalessandro family had something called the favor file. and you don't actually need a dictionary to understand. what a favor file is so they would big nancy and little nancy would sit at a table. in the front room of their home in little italy in constituents would line up. like line up out to the sidewalk to go through and see. favors they might need some help with housing, or maybe they had an immigration issue, or maybe they had a child in jail, and they wanted some help from the mayor to get him or her out of jail and big nancy would listen to the problem to the favor that was needed write it down on a card. and figure out what they could do to help and if you got a favor granted that came with a certain expectation. t

her effort as she said to let nancy be nancy. but she left plenty of clues along the way her public image in particular was a source of continuing frustration to her. you'll hear in her own voice how she experienced her white house years featuring footage from c-span's video library. first nancy reagan on how she tried to counter negative publicity part of an interview with journalist hedrick smith. she's talking about her 1982 surprise performance at the gridiron club pressed dinner in washington known for its political parodies. this is nancy reagan in her own words. second hand clothes secondhand closed they're all the rage at the spring fashion shows. even my two new trench coat with for color ronnie bought for 10 cents on the dollar. secondhand gowns old hand-me-downs. the china is the the only thing that's new. even though they tell me i'm no longer queen. did ronnie have to buy me that new sewing machine. secondhand closed second-hand clothes, i sure sure hope ed me so i guess i came around. to thinking well, all right. we

i try just to let nancy be nancy for a change. i found that the wife of the first lady is sometimes difficult to explain to those who haven't been through it. one thing most people don't realize and i certainly didn't realize it until i had gotten a few bumps and scrapes, you just don't move into the white house! you have to learn how to live there. life in that mansion is different. i don't mean simply because it's the only house in the country that comes equipped with surface to air missiles, and i don't mean because when your husband leave the house he often where the boat professed, it's not just the knowledge that the military officer with the black briefcase containing the nuclear codes's day or night always only seconds away from the man you married. those things of the price you pay for the honor living there. it is an! or without a moments hesitation i can tell you i would not trade our time in the white house for anything! after years added on to my life -- the remarkable thing is how magnified life is in the mansion. th

nancy, _ vein. lucy, thanks very much for joining us. nancy, coming - vein., — i'm not convinced it's eminently winnable, but you are absolutely right _ winnable, but you are absolutely right that — winnable, but you are absolutely right that it is key because people vote differently for their councils as they — vote differently for their councils as they will for their mps. so it is as they will for their mps. so it is a massive — as they will for their mps. so it is a massive one that labour really need to— a massive one that labour really need to get their back pocket to say, _ need to get their back pocket to say, it's— need to get their back pocket to say, it's not a massive turning point, it's— say, it's not a massive turning point, it's a— say, it's not a massive turning point, it's a step in generations of mistrust _ point, it's a step in generations of mistrust needs to be rebuilt, and that's— mistrust needs to be rebuilt, and that's a _ mistrust needs to be rebuilt, and that's a really good place to start. in that's a really good place to start. in

i'm nancy cordes in for norah. tonight, the nation pauses to remember the heroes, veterans and gold star families who served and sacrificed for our freedoms. this afternoon, the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. less than 24 hours earlier, president biden was in texas, visiting families of the 19 children and two teachers who were killed in an elementary school shooting last week. tonight, the community of uvalde is preparing for the victims' funerals, and the justice department has announced it will conduct a critical incident review of the police response to the massacre. lilia luciano starts us off tonight from uvalde. lilia, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, nancy. over the last week, i have been talking to children who survived the shooting and parents, and they tell me they can't think of a scarier thought than the end of the summer, when they will have to come back to school. well, they may not have to come into this building, at least. d

i think we can do it program nancy. yeah. i think that it's also interesting that even today that in terms of formal filming coverage of first lady it is not the same the white house communications agency does not cover consistently first ladies speeches or public appearances the way they do depressants. so a lot of us when we're scholarly looking for something are wondering why isn't there an official record of this and you're picking it up from news media or instead of from the official and i think that's interesting in that. our time their speeches have had very powerful effects as the panel has pointed out and it wouldn't be nice to have their have a more formal process of what was covered. and sort of like the papers of the president the papers of first ladies, you know, there's no real easy way of getting into the speeches, but part of that is the coverage or lack of yeah, i'm thinking we have another possible program here. you know how first ladies have used the media you stop and think about florence harding would do

for nancy, corruption runs in the family. pelosi is the daughter of thomas d'allesandro a baltimore politician who would represent the city in congress and later serve as its mayor. thomas was no saint. his close ties with some shady figures led to an fbi investigation by the kennedy administration with reports saying r quote, in a 1961 memo to the white house, an agent summarized allegations that thomas d'allesandro took payoffs from applicants to the police force and helped hinder the investigation and prosecution of crimes. now, nothing ever came of this investigation but the fact that the fbi was looking into the matter says a lot. and six decades later, maybe the fbi should start looking at his daughter. pelosi came into the national spotlight in 1987 when she won her first term in congress. now, at the time, members of the house made just under $90,000 a year. a good chunk of change but nothing that would make her one of the richest members of congress. well, fast forward 35 years and pelosi is now painting a different

i'm nancy cordes. >>> this is cbs news flash.atha made landfall, it was downgraded to a tropical storm. it drove tourists into shelters in the state of wahaka. >>> the world health organization says when it comes to the recent monkey pox outbreak, it is not concerned that it will become a global pandemic. the cdc says there are just over a dozen cases in the u.s. but no deaths reported. >>> and bts will be at the white house to meet with president biden but the conversation with the boy band will be a serious one about anti-asian hate and it comes at the close of asian-american and pacific islander heritage

nancy cordes is traveling with the president, nancy. >> reporter: geesmg. here in seoul president biden said he's considering stepping upjoint military exercises with south korea, a clear reaction to new provocations from north korea and china. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> diaz: a presidential show of support for south korea's new leader, just eleven days object job, as north korea steps up its missile tests right next door. president biden said he would be willing to meet with north korea's leader, like his predecessor did, but only if kim jong un throttles back his nuclear ambitions first. >> it would be depending on whether he was sincere and serious. >> diaz: despite blanket u.n. sanctions on the impoverished kingdom, president biden and south korean court part president yoon said they want to help combat the covid crisis there. >> we've offered vaccines not only to neck but to china as well, and we're prepared to do that immediately. we've gotten no response. >> diaz: china welcomed mr. biden. looking to assert dominance, china tested hypersonic missiles and stepped up ai

. >> house speaker nancy pelosi joined other members of congress in a moment of silence to recognize the one million americans who died from covid-19. the ceremony on the steps of the u.s. capitol is just under 10 minutes. >> house speaker nancy pelosi joined other members of congress to -- remember those who died from covid-19. this is on the front steps of the capital. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the right reverend, bishop of washington. >> i'd like i to join me in a moment of prayer. -- like to you join me in a moment of prayer. gracious and merciful god, behind each number is a name of a person beloved. far too many taken much too soon and sometimes alone. as we once again entrust them to your gracious care and the mystery that lies beyond this life, help us to believe that you hold them safely in your love. deal mercifully with all who grieve, forgive us the things done and left undone that might have saved those we lost. help us to accept what we cannot change. thank you for the brave and kind ones who worked so hard to care for the sick and dying, to keep u

the darkly did nancy pelosi say?s you say a strongly worded statement from i strongly worded statement from i of america's most powerful politicians, the speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi. warning britain that any amendments to the northern ireland protocol could jeopardise lawmakers signing off on a uk — us free trade agreement. such an agreement has been much sought after by the british government of course and was touted as i of the main reasons for brexit. in this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i this statement, nancy pelosi warns thati of this statement, nancy pelosi warns that i of the cornerstones of the good friday agreement is the northern ireland protocol and anything that impinges upon that and could threaten what was achieved with the wood friday protocol, would result in a rejection of any sort of trade deal that is preferred to congress by politicians here. it is a very stern warning, as it is a very stern warning, as i say, from i of the most senior politicians in this country.

of course we want to take care of babies, nancy pelosi no one is suggesting otherwise. formula for their babies and apparently there is a surplus on our southern border is an issue for a lot of americans pretty think about the possibility what if there is a border patrol agent who is a family is struggling to find baby formula yet he or she has to pass it out to illegal immigrants, that must be a tough pill to swallow that must be really hard if you are facing a situation like this. but if i could just go back quickly to the fact that people are not going to be able to have family vacations, send their kids to camps, as you guys were just discussing go back to president trump the tax codes and the job act that afforded americans their first real summer vacations in years when he was president because most people were saving thousands of dollars per family in their tax returns thanks to president donald trump. it is such a difference where we are then where we are now paid the fact alicia said things are getting back to normal and people still cannot go on these family v

nancy pelosi es la funcionaria de mayor rango en visitar kiev.mariÚpol. las tropas ucranianas todavÍa resisten en la fÁbrica y dicen que no se van a rendir. por otro lado, odesa fue bombardeada por moscÚ. por otro lado, se registrÓ un incendio en una base militar de moscÚ en territorio ruso y cerca de la frontera. esta visita sigue a la de los secretarios de defensa y estado. maity: en muchas ciudades de todo el mundo celebraron el 1 de mayo, dÍa internacional del trabajo, con manifestaciones, pero en estados unidos las manifestaciones estÁn ligadas a la migraciÓn. vamos con los detalles. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [audio ambiente] [gritos] [algarabÍa] reportera: de costa a costa, la comunidad hispana saliÓ a las calles el 1 de mayo. >> el sueÑo no es tener una casa, el sueÑo es tener la reforma migratoria para que nuestros hermanos nos unamos. reportera: en este dÍa nacional de acciÓn, las marchas se realizaron en 39 ciudades, incluyendo los Ángeles. >> vamos a ver si nos dejan superar un poquito. yo tengo 40 aÑos aquÍ. no es fÁcil. no ha sido fÁcil ganarse e

i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi _ them. i want to thank speaker nancy pelosi for— them.irst official co—delegation into kyiv and i'm grateful for her long—term commitment to human rights and to democracy— commitment to human rights and to democracy and freedom. look, putin's brotat— democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war— democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war is _ democracy and freedom. look, putin's brutal war is no longer only a war against _ brutal war is no longer only a war against the — brutal war is no longer only a war against the people of ukraine. it is also a _ against the people of ukraine. it is also a war— against the people of ukraine. it is also a war against the will's most vulnerable. ukraine, as we all know, it is basically— vulnerable. ukraine, as we all know, it is basically the breadbasket of the world. it provides wheat, maize, sunflower— the world. it provides wheat, maize, sunflower oil and so many other things— sunflower oil and so many other things to — sunflower oil and so many other things to countries all around the world,

house speaker nancy pelosi making an unannounced visit to kyiv.nt zelenskyy says they met earlier this morning with a group of u.s. lawmakers. pelosi said the trip was meant to, quote, send an unmistakable and resounding message to the entire world, america stands firmly with ukraine. a glimmer of hope for hundreds of people believed to be trapped in the besieged steel plant in mariupol. a ukrainian commander says 20 civilians were evacuated on saturday. he says he's hoping evacuations will continue today and include not only civilians but also wounded ukrainian troops. in the south of ukraine, president zelenskyy is pledging to rebuild a destroyed runway in the city of odesa. he says the airport was struck by russian missiles on saturday. witnesses reported seeing military planes in the sky and hearing multiple explosions in the area. for more on the surprise visit to kyiv by u.s. lawmakers, i'll bring in matt rivers who joins me from the capital, kyiv. matt, so unannounced visit here today from nancy pelosi. what more can you tell us? >> reporte

pleaser pleaser -- nancy pelosi. she said you do not, are you not bullied by bullies. if they are making threats and her words, you cannot fold to a bully. of note as well, those u.s. legislators saying we're not interested in a stalemate. we're here until this war sworn. and that wraps it up for this hour of "cnn newsroom." the press conference continues, and we will bring you that late breaking news out of ukraine, but for now, our international viewers "mission ahead" is next. if you are watching in the u.s. or canada, our breaking coverage continues with new day, with amarara walker. our unique water based formula anand 6x more glycerin. helps rerestore skin to its best condition. new dove ultimimate. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. my fellow xfinity customers. hi tim. the biggest week in entertainment is almost here. wa

abortion rights, we are seeing a big response to the san francisco archbishop denying communion to nancyi. john ramos found local catholics divided on this issue. >> it's not like nancy pelosi's views on abortion are unknown to the archbishop so the fact he's released this now just shows how heated the abortion debate is getting. with tensions running higher than ever on the issue of abortion, the war of words between the archbishop and new hampshire nancy pelosi has reached a few phase. >> i have a disagreement about who should decide this. i believe that god has given us a free will to honor our responsibilities. >> but more recently with her a advocacy for defying the roe decision into federal law, it's becoming more and more extreme. more and more aggressive and i've been trying to speak with her about this. >> but it looks like the discussion is over. on friday, he sele say ote, a nt rentourself for holy communion and should you do so, you are not to be admitted to holy communion until such time as you publicly repudiate your a advocacy of this grave season. many attending mass this

house speaker nancy pelosi will be with us. plus we'll hear from south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace. then ukraine's military is on high alert this weekend, bracing for more attacks, as vladimir putin plans to celebrate russia's annual victory day. ukraine's ambassador to the united states, oksana markarova, will be here with the latest. plus we'll hear from the c.e.o. of lockheed martin, jim taiclet, about what his company is doing to help provide weapons for the war effort in ukraine. and, finally, we'll take a look at the politics of this year's round of congressional redistricting fights with former obama attorney general eric holder. his new book is "our unfinished march." it is all just ahead on "face the nation." "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." it has been a turbulent week across the country as one of the most esteemed institutions in our government, the supreme court, experienced something that happens all of the time here in washington: the leak of a docu

we have had nancy pelosi, the us house _ efforts.se speaker here - efforts. we have had nancy pelosi, the us house speaker here in - efforts. we have had nancy pelosi, the us house speaker here in kyiv| efforts. we have had nancy pelosi, i the us house speaker here in kyiv on a visit. are you getting the kind of help now from the west, from the united states and other western countries, that you need in terms of weaponry, heavy weapons is what you have been asking for. you weaponry, heavy weapons is what you have been asking for.— have been asking for. you know, the only chance — have been asking for. you know, the only chance to _ have been asking for. you know, the only chance to take _ have been asking for. you know, the only chance to take back— have been asking for. you know, the only chance to take back territory - only chance to take back territory and give — only chance to take back territory and give people a chance to survive is to have _ and give people a chance to survive is to have weapons, have equipment. and at— is to

house speaker nancy pelosi is getting flak for something that she said about the gop. >> nancy pelosithis country needs a strong republican party. >> harris: the speaker getting serious flak from her fellow democrats. we'll get into it with the power panel. [zoom call] ...pivot... work bye. vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no way! priceline. every trip is a big deal. >> harris: house speaker nancy pelosi is catching heat from members of her own political party. she suggested democrats should try to persuade republicans to come to their side. that is instead of working against them. >> i want the republican party to take back the party. take it back to where you were when you cared about a woman's right to choose and you cared about the environment. i'm saying this country needs a strong republican party and we do. not a cult but a strong republican party. [applause] >> harris: how about a strong democratic party that cares about baby formula running out in the greatest countr

he has been married to nancy pelosi since 1963 and they share five children. nancy pelosi's office put out a brief statement saying the speaker will not be commenting on this private matter that occurred while she was on the east coast. she was in rhode island, to speak at brown university's commencement earlier today. reaction is coming in from across the country and on both sides of the political aisle. we will talk more about that tonight. dion: the pope passed over a prominent arch quik-trip of san francisco -- archbishop of san francisco when he named new cardinals today. early this month, cardinality said he would no longer allow nancy pelosi to receive communion because of her support of abortion rights. the pope has not weighed in on the u.s. supreme court ruling on abortion rights but in the past he has denounced the political weaponizing of communion. just ahead, a symbol of pride takes over san francisco. the pink triangle is going up on 10 peaks -- twin peaks as we usher in june. and astronomers are eyeing a possible meteor shower on memorial day.

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now nancy pelosi and the biden administration, they are playing catch-up. just like every other issue. it is a disaster from top to bottom and i this weekend went to the donna processing facility myself to make sure that everything was as it was stated to me last week from the border patrol agents that were sending me the photos. yes, there are supplies, yes, there is baby formula, yes, they have been stockpiling it and it is not just a supply room off of the corner of the processing center. they have not one, but two warehouses full of supplies. this is a disaster. >> harris: why not move some of that material? i mention the access that the fda or fema would have. we know we have back stock because we have disasters in our weather and other types of things happening. we know we have to have them. >> as the ranking member of the fema subcommittee on homeland security, i for the last year have been going after fema and the administration asking why they spent over $130 million out of the food and emergency temporary housing budget to fly and bus illegals aro

>>hercp of s francisco has banned nancy pelosi from receiving communion. it sunday, may 22. i'm liz kreutz. we will get to that story and a moment, but let us start with the weather with lisa argen. lisa: 46 with some fog, half moon bay. you can see the marine layer just outside of san francisco and with temperatures in the low 60's on top of mount diablo. we have a little bit of cooling as we get towards sunrise and another -- in another 15 minutes. temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday. we will be 60 by 9:00, partly cloudy by the bay. temperatures will be climbing throughit will be cool at the c, may be 60 with breezy winds. our slow climb starts today with temperatures coming up a few degrees inland. we will see more dramatic warming in a few -- , which i will detail in a few minutes. liz: other members of the catholic community are responding. tim johns spoke with some to get their take on the archbishop's decision. >> one issue seems to be top of mind for many in the community. on friday the a archbishop issued a statement barring nancy pelosi from receivin

>> you heard the words and from nancy pelosi we are with you until the fight is over for this war islican or democrat, left or right it is about human rights is about democracy. it's about the sovereignty of ukraine. so when any high-level official comes here to ukraine and meets with ukrainian leadership it really does send a message to the russians that they will have the support of the western world until this conflict is over and it is critical because we do know in the coming days russian forces are expected to announce even more troops even more mobilization to this war in ukraine and it will send that message to president putin in moscow that the ukrainian people and president zelenskyy himself will continue to receive that support. >> thank you for that but. >> i had idea nancy pelosi's broomstick could fly so far but i digress. [laughter] trey yingst to ask you great to be with you my friend, what is being done to ensure the safety and security of the u.s. officials that are continuing to take the surprise of trips over into ukraine? obviously something happens to them the u

the us speaker of the house — nancy pelosi — makes a surprise visit to kyiv — and promises american supportaine — she says, "until the fight is done". pressure mounts for reform of working practices in westminster — after mp neil parish resigns for watching pornography in the house of commons. police confirm a body found in the forest of bowland on friday is that of missing mum of two — katie kenyon. warnings of further food price increases for households as inflation takes hold in the uk and the cost of living hits a 30 year high. and the prince of wales urges people to protect the nation's ancient trees — in honour of the queen's platinum jubilee this year. hello, and welcome to bbc news. in ukraine, 100 civilians have finally been evacuated from a steel plant in the besieged southern city of mariupol. they've been trapped there for weeks, in increasingly dire conditions with little food, water or medicine. around 1,000 more civilians are still sheltering inside the vast steelworks complex, along with around 2,000 ukrainian fighters, who are making a desperate last stand in the city — tha

>> nancy: as an arrow. now, if you'll excuse me.ust wondering if you've spoken to craig. >> nancy: what? [scoffs] i talk to craig on a regular basis, yes. >> leo: how is he doing? i've left him all kinds of messages, but he never calls me back. >> nancy: why would he? you broke his heart, leo, you little, two-timing weasel. so you know what? why don't you have the decency for once in your life and leave the poor man alone! >> ej: you are drinking inferior scotch because clyde showed up here shortly after we'd both gotten out of prison. he wanted to go into business together. >> belle: [scoffs] i can only imagine what kind of business he had in mind. >> ej: and you'd be right. >> belle: drugs? you didn't go along with him, did you? >> ej: no, of course not. >> belle: [chuckling] okay. because i know he looked after you in prison and everything, but i can't believe he would think you would push drugs for him. >> ej: he had an ulterior motive. he thought if he got me involved in something illegal, i wouldn't be able to turn him in to t

the archbishop most recently sent a letter to nancy pelosi warning her this could happen. he says that he never heard back from her. the archbishop was interviewed for a podcast called "behind the story" and explained his frustration. >> but more recently with her advocacy for codifying the roe decision in federal law, it's becoming more and more extreme and more and more aggressive. and i've been trying to speak with her about this. >> the head of the san francisco archdiocese said he has been struggling with this decision for quite a while, praying and fasting and debating this in his own mine for many years. the speaker was not available to speak about this recent action by archbishop corleone. however, last september she did address the friction between the two while answering questions about the proposed women's health protection act which would have protected abortion in the united states. >> the archbishop of the city of that area of san francisco and i have a disagreement about who should decide this.

i think nancy perlisya is about something more. so, and accordingly, about something more for sure. book about her, it was written a very cool book , one of the best, in my opinion, geographical politicians but nevertheless i once again well the visits of such people they are different from the trips for the sake of selfies of our ukrainian politicians irpin i am sure that she will bring with her gifts that we will definitely like then and now the last answer is yours to your question about this ice that was melted and that they are coming to us about world politics, see mmm after that meeting of the defense ministers rammstein is what i know they too i just returned from a foreign delegation we had in the czech republic so there are a lot of people handing us weapons and so on, but what we will say now is that they are walking around with glasses, the position of the west regarding the war in ukraine has changed significantly and now it is not the goal to get out of the middle or to find specifics and educational solutions that are peaceful agreements on favorable conditions for pu

how speaker nancy pelosi in cave, in a major show of support. she's the highest ranking american leader to visit ukraine since the start of the war or commitment one. so 5. 0, when that will be, remains far from certain in her song where they've been repeated protests against the russian occupation. it's new. russian backed administration says it will now start using the rouble. instead, the ukranian currency rush has been intensifying its operation in the east and south with relentless rocket artillery and mortar attacks. these people are escaping the conflict zone and a new front line near the town of the man. they should have been enjoying a gentle retirement and stayed there contemplating a very different future. probably the liberators. the russians have carmen, have fritos from was our lives. and now i am an elderly person, and i have to run away from home. this war has uprooted, more than 12000000 people in the past 2 months. are below ground in matter you, po, hundreds more awaiting for their chance to escape, alexia brian al jazeera. me

nancy thank you so much mrs. johnson is such an important preservationist, but you brought her to life with those details and in her own words in such a beautiful way. thank you. and with that we'll turn to our third panelist. and then again, we'll all be back to answer some questions. so i hope you're thinking of great questions to drop in the chat, but with that i'm delighted to turn it over to mary brennan. thank you, katherine. we have just heard two wonderful presentations focused on first ladies. you probably already associated with preservation and now here i am talking about pat nixon and you're thinking there has to be some kind of mistake after all plastic pat with her quote jcpenney taste and quote is one critic put it could not possibly have contributed to anything as sophisticated as white house preservation. now mrs. nixon was very aware of the assumptions about her about her reputation and and she was somewhat reluctant to step into the preservation arena. but her dedication to ordinary people as o

this will and this will take take us then off this will take to nancy's presentation on us into nancy's presentation only to lady bird book, and that of course. of course mrs. kennedy said, mrs. kennedy outright, that she was said outright that interested in historic she was interested preservation and she in historic indeed was. but she preservation and she indeed was, also wants to but she make the point, i also wants to make think, the point i that it is, think that it is again it is again, based on based on scholarship, and it is the scholarship, foundation, i and believe, that she develops, that ladybird can then clan on and build on because lady bird realized that some of the urban renewal projects of the kennedy era the, eisenhower era, the interstate highway systems that we today, to this day see cutting through cities and really ending neighborhoods and knocking down historic buildings, lady bird made sure that with a heritage so rich or poor that she helped to guide, that event could become the basis for the national historic preservation act of 1966, but i really do believe t

nancy pelosi and democrats also get schooled for misleading on what to blame for your soaring gas pricesand the far left demands the white house drop sanctions on venezuela to import more oil in the u.s. does venezuela oil not cause global warming? the trial starts today in the trump russia case of hillary's campaign lawyer. clinton's team is fighting really hard to keep details of what they did in trump russia out of court. we have smash-and-grab looting. it is exploding again, it is taking off again in weak on crime cities. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: we begin with stocks ending mixed. it was seesaw action in the on wall street corner of broad and wall as big retailers report earnings this week. we're talking walmart and home depot tomorrow. now they are the bellwethers on consumer spending. retail spending has still been holding strong. we'll take a close look at that tomorrow. president biden is traveling to buffalo, new york, tomorrow after a mass shooting at a tops store. a teenager murdered 10, injured three others. reports the shoot

house speaker nancy pelosi was on the ground there in kyiv. you know, it perhaps is symbolic, but how important do you think these visits are, and what kind of a message do you think it sends to russia cr crucially? >> these visits are very important and we've seen not just only u.s. high level officials, but also european union, president of the european union, head of the council, head of the foreign affairs, they are all coming to show they stand with ukraine and ukrainian people. remember, we are seeing the largest conflict on the european continent since the second world war and there was a feeling where ukrainians were saying that pe are on our own with this dark force that president putin unleashed on ukraine. and these visits exactly demonstrate that ukraine is not alone, that there is a 40 country strong coalition supporting financially, militarily with humanitarian aid and that ukraine can win and can persevere and defeat russia. >> i want to talk about what is going on in mariupol. we were talking to matt about those 20 civilians th

>> listen, i don't think there is any excuse, even being married to nancy pelosi.e a lot of money off that title, i'm sure. there is no excuse for this. this is selfish. for the last several weeks we've been hearing from democrats how republicans don't care about life and don't care about anybody's safety and to have somebody prominent as him do something so reckless, so selfish, imagine if someone had died because of his decision, he could afford an uber or a driver. this is ultimate slap in the face. i hope he is held accountable and i hope nancy says something about it, we are owed that, as well. she talks a lot, like to see what she says about this one. >> if you are nancy pelosi, how do you respond to this? >> she was on the east coast and didn't give comment so far. it is typical of nancy pelosi. this is classic do as i say issue not as i do, she does that. do you expect her husband to do differently? the man is 82 years old, he could have a driver, driving a very, very expensive car in napa and makes the decision to go on the road under the influence, he cou

of more on the us health speaking, nancy pelosi visit to q. let's go 100. your cost are who's in washington? d. c. haughty. what else can you tell us about this visit? well, this was a deeply significant moment. can we saw that? nancy pelosi, the house speaker, who is 2nd in line to the presidency in the us and the highest ranking us official to visit ukraine since the war start. she was there in person shaking hands with president zelinski. the timing of this is it to happening just a week after the us sent to cabinet secretary also to meet with the ukrainian president and the visit happening in spite of the dangers. of course, the russian showing that fell on chief during the un secretary general's visit. and the, the reason that this visit was so meaningful is that it marks a significant shift from the earlier us assessments back when we were hearing that it was almost inevitable that ukraine could not win this battle. well, now we're hearing the opposite message and see nancy pelosi is presence there on the ground in key. if only makes that point the mo

nancy pelosi has become the highest ranking us official to visit ukraine since the russian invasion began. they described president zalinski as an inspiration and said put ins, brutal war is a war against the world's most vulnerable. they said they will continue to support ukraine and find international orange and fund international organizations like a w, f b. ah, this is al jazeera and these are tom stories, at least 20 ukranian women and children are among civilians have been allowed to leave. the besiege, still works. in merrier poll, it's been bombarded for weeks by russian forces, trying to seize the city. hundreds more thought to be trapped along with ukrainian soldiers who are refusing to surrender and a, you, and convoys in mario, paul, to negotiate the evacuation of more civilians from the plant across the city, food, water, and medicine, are running low. char stratford has more from east in ukraine. what we understand is that there are ongoing efforts being led by the un to try and negotiate safe passage. to get a convoy of vehicles in there to that as or still pull and pull mo

this is al jazeera life and joe house are coming up a show of support for ukraine. us how speak in nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking american official to visit key america stands with you. stand with ukraine until victory is one. thousands in sri lanka protest against the government's handling of the worst economic crisis in decades. and the family of the man whose life inspired a hollywood film is doing the reward and government for $400000000.00 for we began in ukraine where president vladimir zalinski says around a 100 people have been evacuated from the besieged steel plant in mary, a poem he is treated that they are on their way to ukrainian controlled territory and should reach the city of separation by monday, tames are working on evacuating. those who remain in the facility previous attempts had failed. russian forces have surrounded the as of style. it still works for wakes trapping hundreds of civilians and ukrainian fighters inside alexia. bryan begins our coverage flanked by you in officials and russian troops, buses carrying evacuation from your mother, your pulse as

that is nancy pelosi talking _ eastern europe. that is nancy pelosi talking about _ eastern europe.. that is nancy pelosi talking about the need | pelosi talking about the need to move quickly. it appears that the vote is pretty much done and clear that the met democrats have the majority of votes for that. $40 billion is the figure made available to assist ukraine. well, the number of ukrainians who have fled their country since russia's invasion in february is approaching six million, according to the un, making it the fastest growing since world war ii. and there is no let—up in the attacks. on monday night, russia pounded the black sea port of 0desa, from where, using what the ukrainians say, were hypersonic missiles. from there, caroline davies reports. as russia celebrated victory day, 0desa burned. this was one of the city's shopping centres, incinerated, by a missile strike. the ukrainian authorities say seven missiles were launched at the city yesterday, killing one person and injuring five more. this morning, the smell of burning plastic still hung in the air. last night w

how speak and nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking american official to visit key. and in other news is ready for says arrest 2 people suspected of killing and he's ready. security guard in the occupied by spot russia and ukraine. se 20 civilians have been allowed to leave the us off star steel plant in mary up all including women and children. thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians have been sheltering underneath the complex wild russian forces surround the area i to mcneish, but that had thought he was older, puts a wallet stolen level of the entire night. enemy artillery was shelling the plot which led to more rubble and destruction. the silence was supposed to begin at 6 am, but it only began at 11 am. it's true. now both sides are adhering to the regime. we have been waiting for the evacuation convoy to arrive since 6, but it didn't arrive till 625. at 740 we 100 over 20 civilians who are able to be reclaimed from the rubble. they are women and children. and we hope that these people will go in the agreed direction, namely, to suffer roger and territory

us house speaker, nancy pelosi is the latest high profile politician to visit kyiv — she assured presidentensky that american support will continue until ukraine wins the war. more mass protests in sri lanka, as the government struggles over the crippling cost of living. and the most detailed sd model of the female anatomy, to help make better medical diagnoses, for women. hello and welcome to newsday — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. it's six in the morning in singapore, and i am in mariupol where the international red cross and the united nations have confirmed that they are involved in an operation to move civilians out of the city. the red cross said a convoy of vehicles had reached mariupol on saturday to evacuate some of the hundreds of people trapped in the city's azovstal steel plant. these images show evacuees arriving earlier on sunday at their first stop in donetsk on the russian border — they're accompanied by red cross and un staff. ukrainian president zelensky tweeted: "evacuation of civilians from azovstal began. the 1st group of about 100 people is a

. >> the battle over abortion rights coming at a personal cost to nancy pelosi. the archbishop of san francisco is banning her from receiving holy communion in the arch diocese. let's talk of the weather. >> our fire danger has lessened but we are looking at a warming trend. it is 50 in hayward, 49 in union city. 46 in novato. pacifico with plenty of sunny skies with upper-level clouds. we have winds at the coast, with the spread from the 50's to upper 70's. we will return tomorrow fog on sunday as we continue to warm up inland. i will explain coming up. >> band from receiving holy communion. nancy pelosi has been public about her catholic faith over the years. when it comes to her stance on abortion, this is not the first time that her views have clans -- clashed with the bishops. >> san francisco's archbishop barring nancy pelosi from receiving communion thanks to her stance on abortion. writing that she must renounce her stance on abortion rights or denounce catholicism. >> it is becoming more and more extreme and more and more aggressive. speaking on a cathol

. >>> nancy pelosi's husband arrested. why the house speaker's husband now faces charges in california. >>> new video of a dramatic rescue. a neighbor jumps into a pool to rescue a 4-year-old who is underwater for several minutes. and a reminder to parents on how to keep children safe this summer. >>> and uvalde. united in prayer. a community lifting itself up with faith. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on yet another busy sunday. i'm linsey davis. as we come on the air tonight, president biden is wrapping up an emotional visit to uvalde, texas amid major developments in the investigation. the justice department says it's looking into the law enforcement response, in particular why the shooter was not stopped sooner. during the president's visit palpable anger. people shouting "do something." president biden responding, "we will." the first couple visiting the memorial at robb elementary where 21 children and

there lived from also coming up a show of support for ukraine. us, how speaking nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking american official to visit key america stands with ukraine. stan with ukraine until victory is 1000 in for like a protest against the government's handling of the worst economic crisis in decades and made a rallies that are held worldwide pictures from, from where many protests against the reelection. president manuel, call the beginning ukraine, where an operation is on the way to evacuate civilians from a steel plant. the besieged city of mario poll. so far, a small group has been able to leave off the previous attempts, failed. russian forces surrounding the as of south steel works, trapping hundreds of civilians and ukrainian 5 is in 5 and i fear brian begins are coverage flanked by you in officials and russian troops. basses carrying evacuees from near multiples as of style steel plant arrived in the village, outside the city. more than 70 buses were made available, but not many people were brought out. after weeks under siege, they were smiles of relief. when