cbs news reporter natalie brand has more on the next steps in the battle. natalie? >> reporter: both california senators were cosponsors of the women's self protection act, which was the subject of this debate. consider padilla ahead of the votes of the right to an abortion is a fundamental right. senator feinstein said in her statement said, in part, restricting a woman's legal access will not stop women from seeking out that care. republicans called the democratic bill extreme and rollback existing state laws. the day unfolded as everyone is expecting the decision in the coming weeks. >>> the motion is not agreed to. joel feick resident, kamala harris, failed over the vote. >> the senate failed in a woman's right to defend her own body. >> reporter: joe manchin opposes the bill. instead, he signaled support for a more narrow measure from gop moderate, susan collins and lisa murkowski. >> reporter: democratic leaders forced i had to get all 100 senators both on the record. >> we will going to continue to highlight this issue relentlessly and strongly between now an

- go ahead, natalie. late? ithink... go ahead, natalie. ithink late? ithink... go ahead, natalie.n the netherlands, they are right up to their ears — quite literally — in nokiagate. the political scandal involving the country's prime minister, mark rutte. good to have you with us. what is this? it good to have you with us. what is this? , , , , , this? it erupted very suddenly this week. this? it erupted very suddenly this week- prime _ this? it erupted very suddenly this week. prime minister _ this? it erupted very suddenly this week. prime minister mark- this? it erupted very suddenly this. week. prime minister mark rutte. .. week. prime minister mark rutte... newspapers were investigating the communication around the coronavirus response, and they were trying to get as many documents as possible. they want to get mark rutte because '5 sms messages. they found there were only about 40 sms messages in a period of six months. that they try to push this to a request, and mark rutte said there aren't any more messages because he deleted them all. there was uproar about this, so mark

natalie, i know you have been tweeting about this.vote in the eurovision song contest. liz truss the foreign secretary here is saying that we want it all back, crimea and the donbas. it is such a totemic issue for russia, crimea, is there not a danger that this is the point you push them so far that nuclear tactical weapons are looked at? firstly, the point here is really not up — firstly, the point here is really not up to— firstly, the point here is really not up to liz truss, italy, france, or my— not up to liz truss, italy, france, or my aunt — not up to liz truss, italy, france, or my aunt about what ukrainian should _ or my aunt about what ukrainian should or— or my aunt about what ukrainian should or should not do. it is up for them — should or should not do. it is up for them to— should or should not do. it is up for them to make that point. i do not know— for them to make that point. i do not know whether there will be a point _ not know whether there will be a point in — not know whether there will be a point in which they w

i'm natalie brand with their message and a >>> cbs news has learned the man accused of a hate filled shooting rampage at a buffalo store had other sinister plans according to investigators. they say the suspect wrote about those on the social media platform discord. the alleged gunman identified the tops supermarket as attack area one where he planned to, quote, shoot all blacks. a discord spokesperson told cbs news the company is doing everything to assist law enforcement in the investigation. we're learning the suspect talked about murder and suicide in an online class at his high school last year. he is due in court tomorrow. >>> today the biden administration and mtv entertainment teamed up for a white house conversation on youth mental health. the first lady and sell lee na gomez was there. natalie brand has more on what they talked about. >> reporter: diana of california credits her brother for saving her life. >> because he was the one who found me during my final suicide attempt. i made a vow to myself that i must start to heal no matter how hard it was. >> reporter: chow was

natalie brand in washington. thank you very much. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we're going to talk with minnesota senator amy klobuchar to get her reaction about the report and what she thinks congress should do. >>> overseas now, russia could be planning to annex new areas of ukraine. senior u.s. officials warned the kremlin wants to formally claim donetsk, luhansk, and kherson. as part of russia late oren this month. russia would reportedly hold a referendum which would not be recognized by the u.s. or its allies, of course. meantime, prime minister boris johnson is expected to address parliament today. he's expected to announce $375 million in military aid. debra alfarone has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: american diplomats return to ukraine monday holding a news conference in lviv. >> we expect to continue to do day trips. we very much hope the conditions will permit us to go back into kyiv by the end of the month. >> reporter: buses carried civilians rescued from the bomb barded mariupol plan

a lot to play out here, natalie. thank you. >>> one person was killed in a work truck accident in san jose. the driver was backing up to make a delivery but the person wound up being pinned between the truck and a parked car. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police say the driver showed no signs of intoxication. ♪ ♪ >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is calling on the united nations to help save the remaining civilians who are still trapped at that steel plant in mariupol. he says there are many that need to be dug up from bunkers by hand. missile strikes are still bombarding that area despite russia's promise of a cease- fire. russia is not interested in negotiating. >> if you prefer talks to war, you do not beseech and shelve them 24 hours per day. >> reporter: united nations is working with the red cross to organize another evacuation convoy. meanwhile, cbs that russian forces have not progressed very far in recent days. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay are

live with the latest, natalie. >> reporter: cermak, this lead comes as midterm primary season is underway across the country. the democratic fundraising group, active blue, says it has already received more than $10 million in donations since this leak occurred. but this is an issue that draws money and organizing across both sides. as demonstrators remained outside of the u.s. supreme court for the second straight day, president joe biden took aim at republicans and supporters of his predecessor. >> what are the next things that are going to be attacked? because this mega crowd is really the most extreme political organization that has existed in american history. >> reporter: on capitol hill, democratic lawmakers are voting to make roe versus wade federal law. >> every single american is going to see where every single sender stance. >> reporter: but with the filibuster and a 50-50 senate, there is little to no chance of passage because democrats need at least 60 votes. the issue is poised to galvanize voters heading on both sides into this year's elections. >> those decisions should be

one of them natalie was minova was very vocal and emotional. that's why she appeared in many footages. for example, she spoke with reuters, and this agency published a short report with a video real at this website. here is the screen short of this report on the website. you see here. i will 1st read what readers journalists relate from your interview or natalie was man of felt. your heart would stop. she was so terrified as russian bombs rained down on mary. you pull spring clean shore with concrete dust. then there is a cold. i feared that the bunker would not with standards. i had terrible here was mana, was said, we didn't see the sun for so long. she said. she recalled the lack of oxygen in the shelters, and the here that had gripped the lives of people hunkered down. there was mano a joke with your husband on the bus that they would no longer have to go to the lavatory with the torch. and then again, the quote, you just can't imagine what would have been through the terror was, mano was said, i leave to their work, they're all my life. bu

i am natalie morales. thank you for watching! this. >> i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline". >> when am i going to get an answer for this? >> a dramatic chapter in a story of two mothers fighting for their sons. >> he knows he heard my sound bad. >> i believe every word my son 's heads and i'd still due to this day. >> missing team founded. >> his body was laying in the river clearing. >> we want answers. we want answers. >> was it murder? >> i said who beat my baby? >> or was it something else? >> he got out of the vehicle, swung on me. >> how do you get in a scuffle with somebody and the next thing you know your being charged with murder? >> a trial. >> i slowly watch my son die every day. >> heartbreak. >> nobody wins. >> and a twist that stunned everyone. >> it was the first time i've ever had this happen. we had to >> stop and think whether we heard it right. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". it's been said there is nothing more powerful than a mother's love for her child. and no greater pain than losing a child. both forces collide in a small m

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. m natalie morales. thanks >> i'm craig melvin, and i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. >> there was no way you could look at this, and say this is a person who ran away. the mystery had this sort of sinister side to it. oh my god, oh my god. this is really happening it's happening right now. >> in the dark waters of miami. miles out to see a federal agent hunting for drug smugglers spots a specific just boat. >> i noticed the passenger rolled a large double bag off the side of the boat. >> drugs, the agent never found any. and no one could find a missing young mother either. was there a connection? >> i was afraid for her. >> lynn was just months away from her wedding when she vanished. leaving behind a younger sum and a mystery. >> any sign that someone had broken in and abducted her? . >> no. >> the search continued online and at sea, no bag, nobody, no case? >> i didn't have anything that would show she was actually dead. >> decades go by, and the mystery is almost forgotten. but not by everyo

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >> susan collins and lisa murkowski also have a more narrow bill to codify roe v. wade . senate majority leader chuck schumer said he does not want to compromise. stay with kpix 5 for the latest development on all of the affects that we will have coverage on air and online on www.kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area . >>> overseas ukrainian forces continue to hold on in the southern port city of mariupol. ukraine president is asking the united nations to help those who are trapped . bradley blackburn reports. >> reporter: the battle for mariupol is not over yet. russian forces are bombarding the steel plant. the foreign ministers said russia is not interested in negotiating. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says many civilians and wounded forces remain. some will need to be dug out by hand. the united nations is assisting with evacuation efforts in mariupol and working with the red cross to get another convoy there by friday . some women, children, the elderly made it to ukrainian save zones. >> we do hope that this operation will con

natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> two wall street. a rough start to the week for the stock market. the dow fell 650 three points. the s&p was down 132. >>> president biden is expanding high-speed internet access for millions of american households. for some, that could bring the monthly internet bill down to zero. high-speed internet is not a luxury any longer. it is a necessity. >> president biden announced 20 internet providers have agreed to speed up internet service and lower costs for millions of americans. >> if you qualify, you will get a $30 credit per month which for most folks that means they will get internet for nothing. >> reporter: for most americans it is over $61. among the highest in the world. providers are capping costs for qualifying americans at $30 per month. matching the internet service subsidy and the president's infrastructure law. the need for speed became more apparent during the pandemic with remote learning and in working from home. >> we need to make sure all families have that option available to them s

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. thank you for watching >> i'm natalie morales, and this is dateline. >> rod colvin calls 9-1-1 and says his wife appears dead. >> he said that he had found her in the bathtub. >> i have never seen my son shell-shocked. >> it was a case tailor-made with the tabloids. >> we had this beautiful woman, a tall handsome guy, greed, infidelity. >> he is out with other women. >> a failing marriage with millions at stake. >> he didn't have any money of his own. >> this is getting ugly. >> yes. >> she said she were broken, and she cried. >> was it a fall in the tub, or husbands fall from grace? >> we believed it was a staged accident. he was adamant about his innocence. >> the case bought me for a long time. >> he said to me you have to help me kill my parents. >> and i can't even think about the magnitude of it all. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to dateline. shelley and roderick covlin met and married in a matter of months. soon they had two young children in manhattan.

i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >> i'm natalie morales and this is dateline. >> what's going on? >> my husband he's been shot, help, please. >> she had mud and blood all over. her >> panicked, saying her husband had been shot. >> a woman in distress, a murder in the dead of night. >> i'm trying. >> we were concerned for her. >> that's my husband's body. >> yes sir. >> did she say who shot her husband? >> that's all i saw. >> she said just a figure, who turned and ran into the darkness. >> we take you inside this mystery. >> we don't know if the suspect is still out. there >> it's nerve racking. >> who killed your husband? >> oh my god. >> a small town murder with a big time twist. >> she knew somebody that she wasn't telling. >> yes sir. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to dateline. at six four and nearly 300 pounds, but robert poynter looked menacing. but to love once he was a gentle giant. the selfless fire captain enjoyed helping others but no one could help him when he was murdered. an eyewitness

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i'm natalie morales.ter her husband was killed. but in a stunning arrest, police arrested her for murder! now, live in a new hampshire courtroom where testimony from her three accomplices would reveal a tantalizing story of seduction. but different than you many think. back to andrea canning, with deadly secrets! >> it was the first week of march, 1991. ten months after gregg smart was killed. and pamela smart was on trial for his murder. reporters from around the world swarmed the courthouse to tell the story. a woman who seduced a teenage boy, and convincing her his friends to kill her husband! >> all i can remember is this explosion of flash bombs going off. as she is being led in the courtroom. >> what kind of impact did it have on the trial? all that attention? >> certainly, i think the court had to take certain precautions to make sure that this did not get out of hand. >> hamill's attorney, mark, said things had already gotten out of hand. >> i felt as though the jury was in shark infested waters.

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here is natalie brandt. >> reporter: darlene henderson, beloved granddaughter, angel, in the fall of >> i wish she would have been able to talk. >> reporter: the high school senior is one of 30 students within the clarke county school district who died by suicide since the pandemic began. >> the pandemic, the online schooling, you know, that isolation was probably a contributing factor. >> we want to do everything we can to prevent those deaths. >> reporter: senator jacky rosen of nevada and senator lisa murkowski of alaska had introduced a bipartisan bill to providfederal funding to substance abuse and mental health services administration to public schools k-12. currently that money is only available for colleges and universities. >> and a teacher could be a first line of defense. >> anybody that works in a school should be trained to recognize the signs of distress for the students that would be in their age group at that school. >> often times, it is just even knowing -- even knowing that there is an issue there. if a child doesn't -- doesn't feel comfortable sharing this with a

i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. m natalie morales.you could look at this, and say this is a person who ran away. the mystery had this sort of sinister side to it. oh my god, oh my god. this is really happening it's happening right now. >> in the dark waters of miami. miles out to see a federal agent hunting for drug smugglers spots a specific just boat. >> i noticed the

i'm natalie morales.died after two tragic accidents in the same night. the coroner was not so sure. neither was judy's family, who suspected her husband, jamie, was having an affair. a rumored romance, they believed red to murder. now, a startling new revelation was about to raise even more questions. back to andrea canning, with the back box. >> two months had passed since judy's death, and her family was questioning jamie story about what happened. then, they heard something stunning about teri king and jamie. they moved in together. would you guys thinking? he's moving in quickly with her. >> yeah. >> that's when we're thinking, police is going to get on something. this somebody is looking into this. >> the brothers had been pushing the chester county prosecutor's office to look deeper into their mom's death. in fact, dq beauty prosecutor, candace lively, was keeping tabs on the sheriff investigation. >> we're being told to the sheriff's office that they were doing what they were supposed to do. >> tur

natalie brand has more from the white house. >> we need to fix this. >> reporter: as families and the community of east buffalo grieve ten black people killed in a grocery store massacre, the justice department is laying out steps it's taking to combat hate crimes. >> last week's attack is a reminder of the singular impact hate crimes have not only on individuals but on entire communities. >> reporter: the attorney general made his remarks on the one-year anniversary of the covid-19 hate crimes act becoming law. it directs the justice department to expedite the review of hate crimes and give more guidance to state and local agencies so reporting hate crimes is easier. >> we commit to using every resource of the department of justice to prevent these acts of hate. >> reporter: new steps including the hiring of a doj language coordinator and a $10 million grant program to, in part, fund special hot lines to report hate crimes incidents. the white house's domestic policy adviser susan rice told cbs news that the first step is calling out hate and treating it with the seriousness it deser

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>> i'm natalie morales. and this is dateline. >> i can't even believe she would meet someone at a park at 3 am. i think she knew the second she got in his car that something was wrong. >> a new chapter in a heartbreaking story. >> i'd like to have a wellness check done on my daughter. >> a secret life uncovered. >> she was on a dating site looking for sugar daddies. >> going into it blindly is not something i would recommend. >> chilling details revealed. >> is this guy dodging us? >> he kind of selected her as his victim? >> correct. >> of course, the bottom of the big site there was a damaged iphone. >> it looks like maybe clothing. it was just a sinking feeling, really. >> i just ripley this one night i had with her and i just want to grab her and say don't do it. don't go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to "dateline". college student mackenzie lueck was diving into adulthood, eager to find her path. her family and friends knew her as fun, responsible and always careful. then one night, mackenzie vanish

i want to bring in natalie alison, national political reporter for politico. new reporting. now, natalie, talk to us about these states republicans are targeting and the strategy behind those targets. >> yeah, well, republicans of course are going to be targeting the top four battlegrounds where democrats are desperately trying to defend their senate seats. that would be arizona. that would be nevada. new hampshire and georgia. and in addition to that they're also going to be spending a good deal of money in places like wisconsin and pennsylvania, where they're trying to defend their seats in states that are really tough swing states as well as north carolina. and north carolina's an interesting one because it's a state where democrats have not reserved ad time for the fall and you know, that's a state that the dsc as opposed to the nrc has left off the list. in north carolina as you just noted is going to be one of the first states that republicans launch their ad campaign in. >> you beat me to the punch a little bit because i think it's notable that there's

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natalie brand reports the issue has reignited passions on both sides with just six months before the midterms. >> reporter: as demonstrators remained outside the u.s. supreme court for a second straight day, president joe biden took aim at republicans and supporters of his political organization that has existed in recent american history. >> reporter: on capitol hill, democratic lawmakers vowed to hold a vote on legislation to make roe versus wade federal law. >> every single american is going to see where every single senator stands. >> reporter: but with the filibuster and a 50/50 senate, there is little chance of passage, because democrats need 60 votes. the issue is that the galvanized voters on both sides heading into the elections. >> the decisions should be made by the elected representatives of the people in various states. >> reporter: the opinion was circulated among justices in february. the final decision is not expected until late june or early july, but already states and healthcare providers are preparing. at the heart of the supreme court case is a mississippi law th

natalie captures day-to-day moment with her sister angie and parents rueben and suleka. during the playoffs reactions are priceless and some of us can probably relate. >> let's go! >> reporter: game two of the western conference finals, natalie got an e-mail. >> the headline is exciting opportunity with the warriors. i was like no way. this is not happening right now. and so then i opened it and i was just like, no one was home. my parents were out at work. oh, my god. i told my mom first because i waited till she came home. >> here to tell you the warriors invited us to a game. >> you're lying. >> look. >> really? my gosh. >> and they did. we remember game two of the series was the comeback game. >> every time i think about it, yeah. i want to go again. >> reporter: it was a surreal moment. they lived in the bay area going to games at oracle. they are now in san diego and this was their first time at chase. >> i put the video together. i almost started tearing up. this is so crazy. like we're here. >> reporter: they have more than 4 million followers on tiktok. >> it is

natalie brand reports they just want to go to school without being scared. >> no gun violence! >> reporter: from the nation's capital to wisconsin, students from around the country walked out of class to demand lawmakers do more to protect them from gun violence. as the nation grieves the tragic massacre at a uvalde, texas, elementary school. >> being able to rally together and really speak out our minds makes the most difference. >> reporter: students at michigan's oxford high school formed a massive u on their football field nearly six months after a fellow student opened fire there, killing four. >> we deserve to be safe in school! >> reporter: high school students in arlington, virginia, walked to a nearby park where they held a 21-second moment of silence for each victim in uvalde. >> i was incredibly sad at first but then i just got angry. >> reporter: joy block organized the walkout. she and many other students here are calling for stricter gun laws. >> what is your message to lawmakers? >> please just protect the kids. our lives are more valuable than a gun. >> i was ta

natalie.ulate you. forced to talk about this, about the fact that your beautiful museum is actually in such a state, you can say in ruins. i sincerely wish you the reconstruction of this important for everyone, i said for every cultured person place. today i read my feeds on facebook, reviews from people from different countries of the world about you learned this, as you understand, it is important for ukrainians, but it is the property of the general cult, what happened today from the museum building, what about your collections, on the night of may 6, a rocket hit the museum premises, the fire was very big, and the walls of the museum practically burned down floors, windows in the room, but the walls remained intact, only the part where there was a rocket impact, today we are working to restore the museum and i think we will restore it because we really said we are preparing for the 330th birthday of our great sage grigory skovoroda collections about the collection in part, the collection w

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> speaker nancy pelosi will be on face the nation to talk about leak supreme court right decisions and ahead of that we ask margaret brennan about congress steps. >> abortion is one of the most emotional galvanizing issues for voters. we know house speaker nancy pelosi can get another bill if she wanted through the house. already has to try to protect abortion access. when it comes to the senate, the vote is scheduled for wednesday and it is expected to fail. the senate leader chuck schumer said he is going to still hold the vote even though there are not 60 senators to help pass it on to the desk of president biden them. at this point we want to talk to speaker pelosi about why lawmakers fails to act since 1973 when roe v. wade was first decided despite warnings from even supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg that unless congress voted into law there was a chance roe v. wade being overturned to we will look at the political impact as well. >> stay with us for developing some of the abortion-rights fights. we have you covered on air and online

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on "cbs news bay area," the cost of rent has gone way up even here in the bay area. some tips on how you can try to get a better monthly rate. >>> plus -- >> food, wine and music. a look at the start of bott for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. . >>> we just got a really long road trip. >> giants manager gape kapler says he is no longer going out to the field for the national anthem until he feels better about the state of this country. his words. this all comes in the wake of the shooting in texas. kapler said he regrets not taking a knee during tuesday's game at oracle park just after >>> g wall etstt mo day weend members o mine corps, navy and coast guard the

natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >>> breaking overnight, both finland and sweden have officially applied to become nato members. the process could take up to a year if they are approved by 30 member countries. meantime, russian forces appear to be on the verge of taking over mariupol. more than 260 ukrainian fighters who held out for weeks at a steel plant were taken to russian-controlled territory. ukraine is hoping that it can negotiate a prisoner exchange with moscow, but russian officials say they intend to interrogate the fighters. >>> millions of young kids are one step closer to a booster shot of pfizer's vaccine. yesterday the fda authorized the booster for children ages 5 to 11. they would be eligible five months after the first two shots. now cdc advisers are expected to formally recommend the booster at a meeting tomorrow. >>> coming up, are we alone? pentagon officials testify about mysterious flying objects in a rare congressional hearing. >>> and back yard surprise. a giant alligator in florida goes for some pool time. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ when you have

natalie brand has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: president biden called it a momentous day, telling the leaders of finland and sweden they have the full backing of the u.s. a day after the countries applied for nato membership. >> having two new nato members in the high north will enhance the security of our alliance and deepen our security cooperation across the board. >> reporter: finland, which shares an 800-mile-long border with russia, and sweden, have historically remained neutral. but public sentiment in the countries has changed following russia's invasion of ukraine. >> after 200 years of military nonalignment, sweden has chosen a new path. >> reporter: joining the defense alliance requires unanimous approval from current members, but turkey has voiced opposition. >> we are open to discussing all the concerns turkey may have. >> reporter: three weeks after president biden's initial request for additional defense and humanitarian aid for ukraine, the senate has passed a nearly $40 billion package. but 11 republicans, including kentucky's rand paul, who held up t

cbs reporter natalie brand on the protesters who showed up outside. >> not one more! >> reporter: outside the national rifle association's annual meeting in houston, thousands of demonstrators demanding gun safety in the wake of the texas elementary school massacre that killed 19 children and two teachers. >> we're pleading for help. we're pleading for help from everyone. >> reporter: inside, texas senator ted cruz and former president donald trump were headline speakers, while the former president called for a moment of silence for each victim -- >> amerie garza. >> reporter: -- he went on to defend gun rights. >> what we need now is a top to bottom security overhaul at schools all across our country. >> reporter: the nra meeting moved forward despite calls to cancel it with tens of thousands of nra members in attendance. >> we will not allow our second amendment rights to be taken away from us by a bunch of cheap politicians. >> reporter: a cbs news poll taken following the grocery store massacre in buffalo, but before the uvalde mass shooting shows around 54% of am

cbs reporter natalie brand spoke to students at a walkout in arlington, virginia. >> no gun violence. >> reporter: from the nation's capitol to wisconsin, students from around the country walked out of class to demand lawmakers do more to protect them from gun violence as the nation grieves the tragic massacre at a uvalde, texas elementary school. >> being able to rally together and really speak out our minds makes the most difference. >> reporter: students at michigan's oxford high school formed a massive u on their football field nearly six months after a fellow student opened fire there, killing four. >> we deserve to be safe at school! >> reporter: high school students in arlington, virginia walked to a nearby park, where they held a 21-second moment of silence for each victim in uvalde. >> i was incredibly sad at first. but then i just got angry. >> reporter: joy blocking or niced the walkout. she and many other students here are calling for stricter gun laws. what is your message to lawmakers? >> please, just protect the kids. our lives are more valuable than a gun. >> i was tau

natalie brant has more from the white house. >> we need to fix this. >> reporter: as families and the community of east buffalo grieve ten black people killed in a racist supermarket massacre, attorney general merrick garland laid out steps the justice department is taking to combat hate crimes. >> last weekend's attack was a painful reminder of the singular impact that hate crimes have not only on individuals but on entire communities. >> reporter: the attorney general made his remarks on the one-year anniversary of the covid-19 hate crimes act becoming law. it directs the justice department to expedite the review of hate crimes and give more guidance to state and local agencies so reporting hate crimes is easier. >> we commit to using every resource of the department of justice to prevent these kinds of acts of hate. >> reporter: new steps include the hiring of a doj language coordinator, and a $10 million grant program to in part fund special hotlines to report hate crime incidents. the white house's domestic policy adviser susan rice told cbs news the first step is calling out hat

cbs' natalie brand is at the white house, good evening to you, a major event, really for the speaker sign of support. >> reporter: that is right, jericka, speaker pelosi and members who traveled with her are now in poland. we've learned they had a phone call today with president biden and relayed what they heard in ukraine about the need for weapons and intelligence. >> we stand with ukraine until victory is won. >> reporter: speaker pelosi and other top democrats say they left ukraine with a better understanding of the needs on the ground. their visit which was kept secret comes as congress is now crafting legislation for president biden's $33 billion funding request for ukraine, money for economic, humanitarian and defense aid. >> reporter: that $33 billion is significantly less than what we would have to spend if we took russia on directly. so, i hope we don't have any impediments to that all that we can do to help the ukrainians fight for themselves and achieve their freedom is critical because what we don't want is putin ultimately to think that not only can he win in ukraine bu

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dateline, i'm natalie i'm craig melvin, and this is dateline. my parents were supposed to help these kids. you would expect this to be a good, christian place. no parent would have sent their child there, knowing what happened. >> what was it like in there? >> it was hell. i was sexually abused. >> there? >> yes, sir. i felt like i was nothing. >> there were numerous concerns about abuse going on at this facility. >> my dad would pick a girl up by her neck, throw to the ground. >> he would trip you and shove you. >> you knock her out! >> yes, sir. >> i mean it. >> i just posted the tiktok. >> knock her. out >> it just blew. up >> these allegations need to be looked into. >> how could i do this to my child? thinking i was hoping. are >> your parents deny everything, and he said it's not true. >> what was going on was wrong. something needed to be done. >> hello, welcome to dateline. on the surface, circle of hope school appear to be a refuge, or so-called troubled girls can receive a christian education. some students said, behind closed doors, t

i'm natalie morales.sident reagan in a twisted attempt to impress actress, jodie foster. his state of mind was a hotly debated topic. we now have new insight from hinckley himself, thanks to an astonishing document, written in his own hand but, that after all these years is seeing the light of day. here again is troy roberts with hinckley, the diary of a dangerous mind. but >> on the night he was arrested, hours after trying to kill the president, john hinckley began to keep a diary but. >> march 30th, -- spent three hours handcuff to desk. >> he would continue writing in it for 14 months, up to and through his trial. uncovered by dateline, the diary is a remarkable insight into hinckley's troubled mind. >> i have such an empty, sad feeling. where are you, jody? >> hinckley titled it, the diary of a person we all know. at times, it's a chronicle of despair. >> why go on? i'm in mortally infamous, equal to john wilkes-barre with. but i've had enough. >> days after that entry, hinckley tried to commit suici

we have podcast host natalie brunell.ing this is crypto winner. it is designed to shake out some weak hands. after that we'll have a monster rally. do you agree? >> hi, charles, nice to see you. i definitely think things will get worse before they get better. two things to say on that front. i believe crypto is the most capitalistic industry out there, there is a lot of experimenting going on. in real capitalism risk is rewarded and also punished. there are no bailouts. there is no, ma'am ma bear at the fed that will come in to save projects when they fail. in corrections we see bitcoin draw down but does not go to zero where some other tokens and pro projects can as we saw last week. i urge people caution. with selloffs there is healthy cleansing of the system. unfortunately some broken promises. bitcoin shows value and resiliency. that brings me to my second point. i don't think this the is real crypto winter. if it is not this is best time to accumulate. you don't accumulate at fomo high positions. when you see everyon

i am natalie morales.hat bob ferrante certainly had the means to kill his wife. now, it was the defenses turn. and their goal was to dismantle the largely circumstantial case presented. questioning the motive and whether she even died from the poison at all. now, with the conclusion of lethal weapon, here is dennis murphy. >> the commonwealth of pennsylvania had tried to paint robert ferrante as a jealous husband, driven by a rage to points in his wife. how did he do it? prosecutors believed he slipped the cyanide inside of a drink. give it to her shortly after she came home that night. a theory, said judge manning, that was tough to prove. >> no one stood there with their two eyes and said, i saw him put the cyanide in the drink and give it to her. no one said that. >> that is a weak point to the prosecution, of course, at which point they had. it >> of course they did. but keep in mind, circumstantial evidence, people don't believe when it really is is very powerful. >> prosecutor, lisa pell agree need t

oh, the issues with natalie and muscle. i mean, you know, she getting done being in the green shield on a nice to me as possible. mom with his ashley of a dc. wanted to work with you, but not with the right. sounds good. yeah. that we got that with that with one civilian is reported killed and several others wounded in the shelling of a russian village near the ukrainian border. local officials said the ukrainian military committed the attack. meanwhile, almost a 1000 ukrainian troops surrender. i admire you both. as i will stalls deal factory with howard yo nazis, it from the as of battalion due to stand trial for alleged war crimes. crecia joins turkey and blocking an attempt by nordic countries, finland and sweden intern nato, saying that their security concerns have.

natalie pirks, thank you for that.

but what is natalie? and i hope you don't go out on the street too much, so they won't take you by surprise. thus she wants own grand children, wants to be a journalist, casey, they were study. i could those need to switch any of these decile. but let me one more than one is enough in the family. and she's still kind of lucky that she can go back to were country, she can hug her mother. she's still, you know, going back to her home and at least enjoy some of the moments or her country which is impossible for me. i think i could be able to survive without going down. i decide to go back and i can do it for me. would be like, like be that is i'm not able to go to see to my mother don't do the my sister is to do the concert i love. so i have to be very, very difficult. do you have any cold stick one day you can come back and leave and mix glue in a free is a free person. i will absolutely will. what 1st i have to work more to clean the house. i want to go back to a clean house. i don't want to go back to a d

got that natalie. bye and her husband have been living here since the very 1st day. yeah, i don't have the volume ross that he there live. i go home every week, so i said i must, but i always need to prepare myself mentally before i can go without the moisture. but when i run home and take a bath so we can wash here, but the conditions are not ideal. you deal with godaddy, let them on life is dylan. others don't have a choice. they do not have a place to go back to any more. the selling of harkins has all but subsided, and the local government wants to get the subway system running again at once. the people to leave the metro and is offering to relocate them, but many here don't trust the peace not with us on the sharon law yet on. look, i do go out on the street sometimes. but the fear is always there that it for it is not that easy. it is. we need time to overcome at another. around the subway station. many of the houses have been destroyed in some streets, barely a house has been untouched. olga has also spent the past months in a subway is the 1st time she's come

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