firstly, nelly korda — where is her game? firstly, nelly korda — where is her game?t too soon. ate at the last week was _ but hopefully not too soon. ate at the last week was a _ but hopefully not too soon. ate at the last week was a play - but hopefully not too soon. ate at the last week was a play also i but hopefully not too soon. ate at the last week was a play also is i the last week was a play also is quebec fighting fit. bronte law — won last weekend here in the uk —. had a great tournament. is want to look out for from a british point of view? ., �* ., , ., ., view? you'd say that she was on form when she won — view? you'd say that she was on form when she won the _ view? you'd say that she was on form when she won the ladies _ view? you'd say that she was on form when she won the ladies european i when she won the ladies european tour last week but it's the way she won. she finished 30 parr eagle, a 60 foot putt to win against georgia hall. those two will be very much on. header codes there last week, she looks on fine also and mcguire top 20 player in the w

had that been included in the test, nelly's condition could be treated. now, the family are preparing for palliative care and are planning to make every day count. will the prime minister give his support to add mld to this test so families in the future can be spared this same heartbreak? prime minister johnson: i think her very much and i know the thoughts of every run will be with nelly and her parents during this difficult time. what i can tell her is the national screening committee has received a request to look again at the conditions for doing a mld test and that is currently being reviewed right now but i will make sure she gets a meeting as soon as possible with the relevant minister. >> ms. twist? liz twist: mr. speaker, and five days, packages across the u.k. and the northeast will be facing huge disruption. [cheering] but on the eve of of the biggest -- in a generation, ministers have not held any talks whatsoever -- mr. speaker, i asked the prime minister has he met with trade unions and employers in the industry to attempt to bring this dis

they finally discovered him in nelly's room. on her bed face down crying indulgent and trusting as a father loving and supportive as a husband and coming to new york city. and 1881 to live ulysses us brent sought the rest that had often escaped him. for 20 years it proved short-lived. three years later. the family was defrauded by a business associate of his son ulysses plunging the grants once more into poverty. a month later grant felt the first pain of what would eventually be diagnosed. as throat cancer he determined to write his way out of his predicament. to provide for his family and to tell his own story. most notably through his memoirs. with mark twain serving as a publisher who saw no need to edit grants pros. even as he fought through his pain to complete his memoirs grant thought of his family. one day he composed the letter to the president of the united states requesting an appointment for his grandson. then approaching his fourth birthday. to the united states military academy at west point a request that william

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the sheets on nellie's bed are drenched in blood. with her picture in his hands and more blood at his feet. he says he doesn't know where his wife is now. downstairs american volunteer dallas casey had arrived. the six-year army veteran who says he was compelled to help ukraine defend its democracy was nearby dallas and his team helped him down from his apartment and to a car bound for a hospital where they'll tell him his wife is dead dallas says the fight is getting heavy in nearby severodonetsk, russia has seized half the city >> when we were in severodonetsk, we were definitely receiving shelling heavily we would go to buildings that had been hit and try to pull people out. >> reporter: more help is coming. ukrainian troops are pouring in and the united states is pouring in more weapons. the european union is now banning the import of russian oil by ship, by pipeline is still allowed. the move is expected to cut russian supplies of oil to europe by two-thirds, draining a key source of income for the kremlin, lester. >> richard en

are those did and those are processing the why levels does the scale know that your sister listen, nelly nam, mika? i la kilo screen me now is like we're going to be cello skeletons. so i don't up tunnel book if he now meant this. see empty anela manila, the dad as him for him for that either than it is implemented. but of if any law in nicholas put a hempel, the get the mammal signals attempt us, then the m was it going to see me in the or elephant them into the medical graphical in baja, california in, in laws north in this the national nam may scholar liliana a couple utica go nebraska c r c, and then medical graphical in p. s at the head of the group soon? no, lemme ask one last polish. yes. i mean, call us old body. i think one was williams work if you know maintenance as he than that those but i subsea still imposes the bus. i must delay the lens here now go. traffic will allow you. lindsay l. a medical bullet ticket on request our low interest you lot. but feel a little of those me less severe ne or nessie more lazy on e own again, rather dark and then around us the memo, some kin

carter police control him to finish getting me nellie's kick. went them only bullied alkalis. pro elmore is tell me he can just put us as well if he can me. he called in which it took us in it was pretty nice. the system was introduced wearables, asking them of the songs he kills gilmore federal under almost every in one, but for a k bank. i mean, those will be, are not even come in the list of figures, but a hamper when i presume definitely pick a little been amazon is throughout the here. they will not get the controllers are always going to present it in we could bring any of that than me as the medical bottle up us, you're going to proceed. billups. what are those digital services in the wells? does the scale? no, they use establishing really nat mika, alex kilo, screaming nellis latino gonzales gardens. so i know that daniel, but if he not meant this c. m put up the annella manila, the dad as him thought for that either than it is implemented. but of if any law in nicholas put a hempel the get the mammals in lots of 10th us. the near most of it gets the mental or a lesson

and there's something much more to it our participant nelli vasilievna agafonova personally made surere going to the angarsk center for active longevity, opened thanks to the national demography project. 50 plus nelli agafonova discovered the secret of a long life in creative development the multifunctional active aging center in angarsk helps her find inspiration and realize herself identifies interesting initiatives for the older generation for their subsequent replication in the regions of russia such a good psychological relief is very necessary. i have gone all the problems that i would have been immersed in what i did thanks to the national project, demographics art therapy becomes a method of self-expression for older people, classes prolong life, and also fill it with communication. creativity and vivid emotions tomorrow on ntv if you get out, find a black dog at 15:00, you are going to remove it alone, i'm going to the only way i can return my name, and at 19:40 the black dog continues. 5 years ago, a special forces group worked in the middle east; the group commander had an

it could put shirley be criminally risky -- potential nelly be criminally risky. >> constitutional lawyer kate shaw appearing on good morning america warned about the upcoming enforcement challenges. >> if a woman is a self-administering using the abortion pill, i think there is every possibility that a local prosecutor could bring charges. we are in uncharted terrain. there is absolutely the possibility women could face criminal charges. >> people in states without a bed like california are being reminded there is such a thing as advanced provision, in other words, buying the pills now in case they are needed later. >> somebody does not have to be a confirmed pregnancy or pregnancy test. they can say, i am of childbearing age and want to be prepared. >> details have an extended shelf life. >> instagram and facebook are removing any posts offering abortion pills. they could be somebody in california willing to mail peel's -- pills somebody in texas that enacted a law prohibiting sending abortion pills through the mail. like guns, abortion pills now fall under the category of regulated goo

this is nelly's officer's museum. interesting for fans of extreme tourism, because there are huge dark abandoned corridors. but there is a plus, there are many unexpected exits. the main thing is to stock up on strong nerves and a flashlight and be careful steps can turn up in the most unexpected places. well, i hope i convinced you that on the way to the pushcha you can make an eventful journey. use it, and i go in search of new unusual and no less interesting routes. bye. i turned the light off the polissya silence, where pripyat and ptich's woods tremble, where its stones, throw all the meadows, not a soul, not green vine praises bathe the day. go, the nektozer scattered over luza taiga did not catch on the green khustins. i kuzory on her forget-me-not coolness, and hatins run up to the very water. stirred at the meshes of the pripyat woodland near the pripyat lowland, where is the river? bird rob steep turn at noon. crayfish carry us to the bulbs. the bird is tied to her with the word birdie in an album of shadows, and which heals that all this is water, as a folk legend. oh, these

and consultations, from medical assistance to finding a job, and residents of mariupol mykhailo and nellyiupol managed to leave at the end of march, they found shelter in krypnytskyi, but they did not find peace here in their son, one of the defenders of the city, now in russian it was very difficult to be captured, personally, planes from ships, but thank you, we became alive and it is very simple, very good . berdyanska to vasylivka it was very difficult checkpoint checkpoint post checkpoint thank you zaporizhzhia is very good for a meeting i will play hungry mud to the center i mariupol couple asked for medical advice here immigrants are provided with help on various issues i will repeat again for legal help for medical help for psychological 11 employees work in the center according to the legal and uh, according to the issuance of humanitarian uh sets, and all of them are also immigrants from mariupol. i left mariupol on march 19, and we left by car by some red cross buses. well, in general. as it was possible, we got out. i went out with my elderly parents, that is, we left for the

nelly. performed during the break. remember him? and it was definitely getting hot in there for the dup some comfortably. so but here comes the comeback. klay thompson. he was back in this game nails the 3 pointer clay with 25 points porter's up and under from downtown. it's good. just a 2 point. celtics lead. and then curry off the screen. you've seen this before. our warriors finally take the lead is staffed with 31 points for boston comes out strong in the 4th. marcus, smart banks in the 3 point. celtics back up 9. that's the city. got check out this under the basket basket by jordan. poole. i just spectacular. but the celtics still up 7 boston really hitting the offensive boards. grant williams gets the miss and the put back. it's one. 0, 2, to 91. celtics late in the 4th quarter. horford right on steps, lower left leg. you see it right there. a very scary moment because curry was in pain, came up limping. >> he did stay in the game despite obviously experiencing that pain boards. and then marcus smart's. overpowered step for th

despite the fact that they even received a permit for work and housing, the girls were drawn home by nelly, their husbands and parents remained in zhytomyr, but mrs. elena also has a son, a son is at war, we have a small child, we have to return not under we will see, we are waiting for our victories in the war and we are waiting for them yuliya from kyiv is taking her two-year-old daughter vladislava to ukraine to meet her father , although the couple decided not to meet in their native capital. and it is closer to lviv. we will be here on the border, i don't want to go there because it's dangerous, and why was it necessary to take the child out then, if you go there and expose yourself to danger again after an everyday meeting with your husband, yulia will return to poland, where she and her mother rent an apartment, and our daughter was placed in kindergarten at first by the family i accepted, and then we found an apartment, it's all for the sake of the child, if it wasn't for the child, no one would have gone with us. mom has now returned to kyiv and will come back, too, because of the

defending champion nelly korda is currently tied for second, five shots off the leader in gee chun.up the east coast in connecticut, that's not the case — with brooks koepka and abraham ancer with and abraham ancer joining the saudi backed liv golf series. it's still a high class field, though, including rory mcilroy, world number one scottie scheffler and olympic champions xander schauffele. rory mcilroy leads the way after eight under par. some news from us here at bbc sport — for a long time now, we have been reporting on the impacts of climate change on sport and similarly the impact that sport has on the environment. more and more sports stars are beginning to speak up on environmental issues and increasing numbers of sporting organisations are beginning to take action around their own sustainability. in an effort to recognise those leading the way, the bbc is today announcing its first ever green sport awards. there will be three athlete awards, which will be decided by an independent panel, but nominations are open today for people to nominate organisations who are working ha

defending champion nelly korda will play for a record $9 million purse after organisers doubled its prizend having spent a long time out of the game due to a blood clot, korda has been upbeat with her return thus far. i'm just happy to be out here playing competitive golf, and i gave myself a chance last week, and if you told me that, when i was laying in the eri would have definitely been very happy with that. in the men's game, world number two rory mcilroy says the players who've joined the liv series are "duplicitous" for the way they've made the break. he made his comments in the wake of brooks koepka joining the controversial tour. i'm surprised that a lot of these guys, because they say one thing and then they do another. i don't understand that, and i don't know if that's for legal reasons or if they cannot, i have no idea. it's pretty duplicitous on their part to say one thing and then do another one. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tolsen tullett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. host countries

world number two nelly korda of the united states is playing for the first time since early february,p she won last year. my my arm wasn't feeling too great, but, you know, i listened to my body, i went to the er ahead ultrasounds and found out i had a blood clot, went home, and saw a specialist, and the. michael who was very, can't think of a better doctor to do my procedure, and i've been good ever since. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. well, you saw it in the sport update there — ukraine's stunning win over scotland. our correspondentjoe inwood watched the match with a group of soldiers in the capital, kyiv, and sent us this report. this is no normal world cup qualifier, and these are no normal fans. these young ukrainians have all volunteered to join the fight against russia's invasion. 23—year—old alex used to be a software engineer. he will soon be heading to the front. i will be really proud of myself, because i'm doing a really great thing for m

should nelly bass you for bringing that fantastic interview to us.- sonali basak for bringing that fantastic interview to us and david mussafer and james brocklebank " comi. . up, president biden will visit the board of los angeles. time to underscore the white house's efforts to ease the supply chain crunch. the dystopian inflation. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: stocks around the lows of the session, the s&p off by 3%, and ugly selloff. abigail doolittle is looking at those. abigail: a brutal selloff. on the week is brutal as well. the last 10 weeks are pretty brutal, this is a weekly look at the indexes and you can see, down, down, down. we had the one up weekend we are looking at a second down we can around. massive losses for these indexes down more than 4%. the worst week for most indexes the last time i looked since the end of january. things are moving so quickly it could be even worse but that is still pretty bad on the hot cpi print, that has since some -- send some yields a soaring higher. the two year yield now 3%. its highest level since 200

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a cobbler, says after an explosion he looked through the dust for his wife nellie. she started to shout, my legs, my legs. she wanted water, but there was no cup. so i gave her water with my hands. then she lost consciousness, he told us. he doesn't know where his wife is now. downstairs, american volunteer dallas casey has arrived. the six-year army veteran says he was compelled to help ukrainian defend its democracy. dallas and his team help vitale down to a car bound for a hospital where they'll tell him his wife is dead. >> do you think you're making a difference? >> yes. i have helped people, i have treated people medically, i have evacuated people. making difference is not something that is on my side or the other side. >> richard mentioned $700 million more now in military aid and support including some of those weapons that president zelenskyy has been asking for. obviously the attention of our country has been upon uvalde, texas, for eight days or so, but the white house continues its commitment to ukraine. >> it does. this is an important step forward in t

victoria: i hate to be a negative nelly. again, i will point to netflix. i think netflix is facing such a change the landscape from where it was five or 10 years ago, or even two years ago, with the number of streaming services that have popped up, the competition they face. and they may have more backlash. they are facing the wrath of the people that don't like that this is a less friendly company, or seen as a less friendly company to deal with. i think they could be at risk, and you could look at the pandemic darlings, the zooms of the world, which looked fantastic, but at the same time you have teams and everybody else who figured out how to teleconference better. when i look at the potential tech bubble, i think it is those who face competition and cannot innovate. emily: how do you view the crypto meltdown? how does crypto survive this? victoria: crypto needs to figure out what it is. was it a hedge against central-bank spending and ration? we have seen it is not that. there is a regulation hurdle. right now, it is trading like a tech stock. it is no

even through halftime rapper nelly performed a concert. he's from st.ouis like celtics star jayson tatum. they know each other. tatum says nelly is arguably the most famous guy from st. louis, until i catch up. game four, tomorrow night, 9:00 eastern, abc, right here, guys. >> i know you'll be there, will. we'll get back to you a little later. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including the urgent new push by law enforcement to stop theft of a critical car part. what many agencies are doing to help catch criminals. >>> and our exclusive interview with the family of the college freshman who almost died while pledging a fraternity and the surveillance video from that night seen publicly for the first time only here on "gma" this morning. >>> first though let's go to ginger and a check of the weather. good morning. >> thanks, whit. good morning, everybody. you know, folks from stafford, virginia, back to childress, texas, are waking up and saying we got to clean up. that is especially true with nearly 200 severe storm reports inclu

he looks through the dust for his wife, nelly. she started to shout, "my legs, my legs."d water but there was no cup. so i gave her water with me hands. then she lost consciousness, he told us he doesn't know where his wife is now. downstairs, american vol ears that casey has arrived. the six-why dallas and his team helped vitale. >> do you think you're making a difference? >> yes, i've helped people. they, i have treated people but making a difference is not something that's on my side to be able to decide. >> richard engel, thank you very much. sorry about that. i don't know what happened there. joining me is courtney kube. >> the ones the united states are going to provide is call and what the u.s. is doing is sort of providing them the more middle range of the lang are. right now this fit, about 70 kilometers as a time. that's the standoff range. that's enough for the fight inside ukraine. now, ukraine has been asking for these for some time. one of the hesitations the biden had is that, not to pro described them with targeting information or to give them the kind of

there is jack brennan and myself, then i absolutely spectacular secretary, nellie yates. this was one of our planning sessions on china. >> and this is air force one. >> this is, you see the picture bob haldimand, next to him is the chief lieutenant, and they are drilling meet with questions. haldimand has skeptical look on his face like, are you kidding me? and to his left, doctor henry kissinger, winston lord who later became ambassador to china. julie, william, and the far back on the right, there is kissinger's secretary. and we were always working. it was almost impossible to underscore the amount of energy that we put into everything that we did 24/7. this is a meeting where we picked up some chinese leaders on the way and beijing. i am sitting at a table at air force one, going through a plan upon arrival in beijing. here is the president. this is a great shot, because it is so representative of what this man was all about. he's got books in front of him, he is working, he is studying, his picture is on air force one. and he is in the blue sport coat, he would alwa

cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipstation/tv and get 2 months free >>> oh, nellyoing to get hot. massive heat wave. dangerously high temperatures today for more than 100 million of us across a dozen states. high 90s and triple digits in cincinnati and charlotte it felt like 109. here's what the forecast looks like tomorrow, high 90s all around with heat indices up to 106 in some places in chicago, 98 degrees today just 1 degree shy of the record set 35 years ago local officials opening cooling centers across the city and urging people, stay inside in chicago, here's cnbc's perry russom >> reporter: in the chicago suburbs. >> hot, man. >> reporter: the sound of desperation. severe storms knocking out power to thousands ahead of a day where temperatures creeped towards triple digits. >> the forecasted heat index values are expected to be 106 to 110 degrees. >> reporter: gina has no power at her house. >> we're trying to leave to go to the pool but after that i don't know where we're going to go >> reporter: her neighbor is hiding in the shade of a tree. >> hot, irri

at the underlying source documents which include more revelations regarding bruce ohr and his wife nellieipeline into the d.o.j. essentially from the democratic national committee and fusion gps that is troubling. more bad details are going to come outut about that unfortunately paired with the fbi was aware of that? we're still determining that. maria: that was four years ago welcome back with us texas then texas congressman former national intelligence john ratcliff in this program in february 2018. much of what he told us four years ago and classified important documents all it was proven again last week in a d.c. courtroom. campaign lawyer michael sussman was acquitted by d.c. jury for lying to the fbi. but what we learned in that trial was arguably more important than what sussman did or did not do. join me right now here to discuss what came out of the assessment acquittal in the john durham investigation is once again former director of national intelligent prosecutor texas congressman john ratcliff. john thanks so much for coming back we appreciate you. everything you said over th

central market like own thoughts do, do do succeeded zuni destro, nellie d x i moist mixed abra, jimmy, you ocean while you did the place he go to press your dog. the heroine refined in china, mexico and france converged on the united states. but in late twenty's america, the biggest issue was liquor. prohibition was making gangsters reach to monopolize the millions made from smuggled moonshine, the italian mafia systematic. he threatened and murdered until it had crushed its competitors. prohibition created none predicted destructive power on widespread corruption. al capone had judges police officers and politicians in his pocket until he finally fell. by 1930, it was clear that this was, this was failing. there was a government commission called the wickersham commission that, that surveyed the alcohol prohibition and decided that that, that was the rhythm with corruption. and so in 1933 you got the, the end of prohibition ah, of alcohol. suddenly the, the, the mafia had lost this enormously profitable enterprise. ah, deprived of its main source of income, the italian mafia united a

at the underlying source documents which include more revelations regarding bruce ohr and his wife, nelly a direct pipeline into the doj essentially from the democratic national committee and fusion gps -- maria: right. >> -- that is troubling. more bad details are going to come out about that, unfortunately. who at the fbi was aware of that, we're still determining that. maria: that was four years ago. welcome back. that was then-texas congressman and former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe on this program back in february of 2018. much of what he told us four years ago he declassified important documents, all of it was proven again last week in a d.c. courtroom. clinton campaign lawyer michael sussmann was acquitted by a d.c. jury for lying to the fbi, but what we learned was with arguably more important than what sussmann kid the or did not do. -- did the or did not do. joining me now to discuss what came out of the acquittal is former director of national intelligence, prosecutor and texas congressman john ratcliffe. john, thanks very much for coming back. we appreciat

by the way, nelly performed during the break. was definitely a little hot in there.w what's going to happen, right? klay thompson. he was back nails. the 3 pointer play with 25 points in the game. otto porter, he's getting in on the action from downtown. it's good. 2 points. celtic, sleet. then curry off the screen. you've seen this before that 3 more warriors finally take the lead staff with 31 points for boston comes out strong in the 4th marcus smart banks in the 3 points. celtics back up 9. and check out this under the basket basket by jordan. poole. pretty spectacular. we had to put that in there. but the celtics still up 7 boston really hitting the offensive boards. grant williams gets the miss and fact to 91 celtics. so less than 4 minutes left out for throws the alley-oop to robert williams. the 3rd one, 12, 98 celtics. and then marcus or overpower step for the hoops. a boston really running away with that late and the final 4, one, 16, 100 celtics. now they lead the series 2 to one and game 4 is on friday in boston kron. 4 sports director jason dumas. not su

nelly korda was eliminated on the first extra hole. to say it .re's turn to miss a short cut that was for birdie. mcguire's finished his cup show birdied both playoff holes, and she was a winner for the second time in her career. her first win was a major the old dinosaur tournament. back in april in the palm springs area. and at the college world series tonight in omaha, notre dame's ryan cole hit a foul pop up on the games very first pitch. oklahoma's blake robertson gives chase. a small wall will not keep him from getting to the baseball. oklahoma went on to win 62 that one worth multiple looks. the sooners are now one win away from the championship series. notre dame will play an elimination game on tuesday against texas a and m. stanford has an elimination game tomorrow against auburn. we've seen stanford survived many of those games. yeah get as far as they are exactly. coming up coming up at 11 30. we'll see you then, joe. thank you. next at 11. a person with a knife is shot and killed in vallejo more on this breaking story straight ahead.

you know the new york times reported a very some very good stories a couple of years ago by nelly bowles and i quote them extensively in the book interviewing a lot of the silicon valley leaders like chris andersen the former editor wired magazine saying these screens for our kids or as bad as a drug, they are addictive and the silicon valley designers of them hired consultants who were experts in addiction and attention what they call persuasive design to get people onto these sites and hold them there, especially the kids now you you asked but wait a minute. it's all great the stuff out there, but you know 15 year olds. 15 year olds don't want to go to the you know the national gallery of art and look at paintings by old masters. they want to connect with other 15 year olds. that's the social nature of adolescence. they're more interested in what happened at the party last saturday then what happened at waterloo 2005 six years ago. so the social impulses and all the insecurities. of the adolescent ego know the confusion. i'm not quite sure who i am. my identity is just really beginning

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but if this holds up that would end that talk what are lebron nelly going to do?n judge fan in the house for a's and yankees from the bronx and bottom of the first yankee strike first anthony rizzo solo shot to right. off paul blackburn that is 20th of the year and it's one nothing bronx bombers top three two on two out ramon. lauriano a laser liner to left and off the top of the wall. was it gone look like a home run but take a look again ends up being so close, but it said it's an rbi double mr. home run by just that much two batters later bases loaded for elvis. andrews doesn't leave the building, but that'll do some damage as eventually made it a five-run inning at last check. it is five three oakland in the highlights at 11 suspensions have been handed down by major league baseball following yesterday's brawl between the angels and mariners total of 12 members between the two teams will be suspended for various games and finds the biggest angels manager phil nevin got 10 games mariners outfielder, jesse winkler the batter there that started everything really

thankfully ken kuch nellie said, we can't seize machines, either. >> i guess the thing that's telling -- i guess we've known this for years now, but to see it play out because of the committee hearings -- is that, you know, a few people different in those roles -- you know, a bunch of jeffrey clarks serving as vice president, serving as acting attorney general, serving as maricopa county board of supervisors in arizona, serving at secretary of state of georgia, just a handful of jeffrey clarks replacing any of those individuals, and all these individuals i'm talking about are trump loyalist conservative republicans, and we very well could have lost democracy in the united states. >> yeah. you know who else knows that? not just you, not just me. but the steve bannons of the world that are actually planning this. they think under the radar they can put in, you know, loyalists. and frankly they can. i mean, that's the point is every one of these hearings we've done, we've shown, like, a layer of stuff that could go wrong. and there's really no, like, there's no magic police force that if

of people that were enslaved by james and dolly madison by james madison senior and nellie conway madison, but we have we have always from the beginning. defined the term very broadly really people whose families were enslaved in orange county, virginia in central, virginia in virginia in the us south or just people who identify with our work and want to be a part of it. we've had a very always had a very broad and i would say, you know welcoming open definition of who's at ascendant. similar. yeah, i would say we're our definition, but i think keep it as broad as possible, and i actually had several people reach out to me that say, you know, i think i'm descended from this president. i think this president and they don't have the dna evidence yet, but it's really fascinating to see and so i like to keep that door really open for everyone to reach out. i don't like defining it to specifically and i also think the white house is unique in that it is a place where people live for four to eight years or less. so it's not a home where it's not like a montpelier or highland where these are gen

a cobbler says after an explosion, he looks through the dust for his wife nellie. she started to shout my leg, my leg! she wanted more, but there was no cup. so i gave her more with my hand. then she fell unconscious. he said he doesn't know where his place is now. downstairs, american volunteers arrived. the six year army veteran says he was compelled to help ukraine defend its democracy. his team helped vitelli down to a car down to a hospital. >> do you think that you are making a difference? >> to help people? yes. i have treated people medically. yes, i have evacuated people. but making a difference --. >> reporter: president biden wrote that currently the united states sees no indication that russia has attempted to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. but says that any use of nuclear weapons on any scale in this conflict could trigger severe consequences. craig? >> richard, thank you. >> 20 minutes after the hour, we will turn back to al for a busy work weather forecast. >>> the strong storms will be moving into the great lakes on the northeast later. but behind