is notre dame just like this onion that has layer after layer of ancient construction >> yes, because the site was first settled by the romans. and they began to build in what eventually became known as paris along the sand >> reporter: notre dame has survived renovation, desecration, and now 2019's calamitous fire on the third anniversary of the inferno, french president emmanuel macron toured the reconstruction it was good friday macron called the rebuild a testimony of hope in a difficult period of history. as the renovation continues, hoping to be ready for the 2024 summer olympics to welcome back the faithful and the curious. anne thompson, nbc news >>> and we have an update to a story we brought you last month. a massive cargo ship stuck in maryland's chesapeake bay was finally freed today. a vessel which ironically was called the "ever forward" got lodged in the month april 13th crews lightened its load and today thanks to high tide, tugs and barges, it is moving forward once again we should note it's owned by the same company as that ship that got stuck in th suez canal last y

is it lsu, texas, or notre dame? >> ah -- notre dame?> i'm going to go with lsu. >> i was going to go with lsu. i'll say notre dame, then. >> notre dame is correct, mona. >> mona, rack it up. >> last question. we'll sneak it in here. which city held the most nfl dafts? >> it's got to be las vegas, right? >> let's go with vegas, i guess. >> it's new york. i know, i know. can you believe it? >> what dreams are made of. nf ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today on "live," today, from the new series "shining girls," elisabeth moss. and choosing the right supplement for a better night under the covers. plus, your comments and thoughts on another edition of "the inbox." all on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: good morning! bring it on. it's like we're going to the club early this morning.

[laughter] he would be thrilled to welcome a real notre dame alum to his library. we are delighted to have you here justice barrett and look forward to our conversation with you. it is and gentlemen please join me in welcoming associate justice of the supreme court of the united states, amy coney barrett. [applause] thank you for joining us this evening, i should say in terms of old disclosure although i am a non-lawyer i am a member in good standing of the supreme court bar. at least at the beginning of the evening i am, i hope by the end, i will be the same. justice barrett: i hope concern for that curves any questions you may have had. >> here we are at the residential -- reagan present -- reagan presidential library. i was just wondering if i've done my math right, you are a third grader when ronald reagan was elected president. you were a high school student when he left office. i was just wondering if you could share some thoughts on what it was like being a young person and growing up in ronald reagan's america. justice barrett: i was in third grade in 1980

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and speaking of sports, since you are a notre dame graduate justice barrett, you are in notre dame territory. which is where the notre dame offense has been the last few years anyway. [laughs]. of all the accomplish guests that we welcome to the reagan library, supreme court justices role take a special place of honor. over the years the reagan library have been fortunate to have justices o'connor, thomas, ginsburg, roberts, sotomayor, and gorsuch. today we are honored to add justice barrett to this list. although justice barrett joined the high court after three decades after ronald reagan join -- but she work many ways to show the enduring power of his legacy. first president reagan made history in 1981, when he nominated sandra day o'connor to be the first woman to serve on the supreme court. that move set the stage for the extraordinary women who would follow her. including justice barrett. justice barrett intern, has made history in her own right. becoming the first mother of school age children to serve as a supreme court justice. [applause] >> she and her husband actually have seven c

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he played soccer at notre dame. he was in the mls. this is his first professional football game. >> curt: he might be called on to tie the game. >> joel: i love it. >> curt: welcome to pro football young man. draw play. facemask it looked like on the play, and they get it on top of the run, chris orr grabbed marble right by the facemask. this will be a big gain. >> referee: during the run, personal foul defense number 45, facemask, 15-yard penalty from the end of the run. automatic first down. the clock will start at the snap because of the foul. >> curt: so that will be a 22-yard-gain in total. seven on the run. 15 on the penalty. >> joel: and now, you know, 48 seconds is an eternity now with two time-outs and the field position they have at the 20 yard line. >> curt: maybe a touchdown instead of a game-tying field goal. >> joel: no doubt. no doubt about it. >> curt: j'mar smith towards the end zone and over threw angeline incomplete. >> joel: boy angeline had a step on the outside. he saw the man coverage. there it is. he is open. t

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notre dame was rescued, and if all goes to plan, it will eventually be restored.erly to the public. so here, visitors will visit a new kind of exhibition, which we call augmented exhibition, because they will be able to do an incredible journey into history. 0n special computer tablets, you can go back in time and effectively witness key moments in history. see when the cathedral was first built. or even witness the coronation of napoleon. the designers have a bold ambition in mind. to create a vanished world that was never presented either in drawings or in text or in cinema. we have to find something completely new, to immerse people in the past. the exhibition will eventually go on tour, visiting more than a dozen capital cities in the next two years. a journey into the past, a promise for the future. the ukrainian group, kalush 0rchestra, are the favourites to win eurovision next month. later on thursday they will be making their first international performance since the invasion of ukraine. the six members of the band were given special permission to go to is

here in france this friday marks three years since the fire at the notre dame cathedral.isited the ka theet dral inspecting the renovation work. and the french capital hosts the olympics. julia kim has more from central paris. >> president macron is visiting notre dame and taking a quick break from the campaign trail to follow up on the progress. he is here with his wife and the man he personally appointed to take charge of this project. now the past three years have seen notre dame, the reconstruction effort have stalled and encountered many challenges, weather, the coronavirus and had to really tried to hasten efforts to meet that 2024 deadline. the palace have said the famous expire that came down during that came down, that will be start to be built this summer. notre dame can re-open to the public 2024 just in time for the olympic games in paris. >> the countdown to april 24 continues. this friday met voters on a marketplace and mixed a mixed welcome and telling her to leave and calling her a racist. we have the story. >> they have placed president macron in a narrow

you go to the cathedral of notre-dame, and in one of the alcoves right in the main chapel of the notre-dameto la virgen de guadalupe. dolores huerta: we were both, you know, young, in our 30s, and i remember when caesar called me to his house. we were both working in los angeles at the time with the community service organization. and caesar called me to his house and darren helen, his wife, helen's kitchen, and he said to me, "you know, the farm workers will never have a union unless you and i do it." and i thought he was kidding, right? i started laughing. and then he said, "no, i'm very serious." and then in the next breath he said, "but we will not see a national farm workers union in our lifetime." and i said, "why, caesar?" he said, "because the growers are too rich, they're too powerful, and they're too racist." and he was right. i mean, that prediction of his was right. i think that when we started the union, we were really focused on farm workers and just trying to get, you know, some benefits for them, trying to build a union. neither one of us even thought that it would, you know

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hundreds of provisions and tour is celebrated the holy day by praying at the notre dame cathedral. ongoing. and check this out during the effort to rebuild the cathedral, workers discovered a sarcophagus researchers believe it's from the 14th century and could have been part of a rare practice from that time. they've already looked inside of it using a special camera revealing what they say is part of a skeleton and hair. forensic experts will open to study all of its contents. spooky and interesting. prince harry and duchess meghan markle visited the queen of england yesterday. this marked the couple's first private meeting with the queen in more than 2 years when they moved to california and announced they were stepping away from their royal duties. the couple is now headed to the netherlands where they'll at 10 the invictus games. prince harry founded the international sports competition for injured veterans and service members. next at 3. have you ever wanted to go to a festival? but just couldn't find anyone to go in? >> now there's an app for that. not surprised. we'll that.

president emmanuel macron visited notre dame cathedral on friday to observe ongoing renovations exactlyh's spire, frame and vault were affected. mr macron praised the progress of the restoration work and said notre dame, which used to host 12 million visitors a year, is on track to reopen for worship and visits by the five—year goal of 2024. his visit comes as he continues a campaign for presidency against marine le pen in the french election. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived at the invictus games in the netherlands, after stopping off to visit queen elizabeth on their way there. this is the first time prince harry and meghan have appeared in europe in public together since stepping back as senior royals in 2020. prince harry founded the games to help injured military veterans. this year's games start on saturday and run until 22nd april. a reminder of our top story. russia has resumed its missile attacks near kyiv, saying it targetted a factory making anti—ship missiles and threatened there are more attacks to come. it follows the sinking of the russian flagship, moskva, whi

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at notre dame. and he is also shielding his wife. and as you pointed out, not recusing -- murphy is exactly right, and he is a supporter of ethics act. we need that act. we never imagined that supreme court justice would be there. i never imagined that the president would behave the way donald trump does, and here we are, and we need guardrails up to constrain them. and with the act a does is a very short bell, it just requires that the digital conference creates ethics rules. i'm not even sure how, as you reported, the rule that it is no law, and what is the importance of that? how do you enforce this? i'm not sure, but at least would have some rules. we have nothing. >> yeah, and right now, the only way you could conceivably enforce this rule, this law that convinced almost violated about participating in a case that involves as wife, is that if you lost, if you're on the losing side of that case, you could theoretically, and only theoretically, sue councilman suffers participation in that case. saying that he violated that law pre

software company would eventually affect companies all over the world, including one of the -- port of notre-dame, it's a huge thing. i'll explain it next time. resources to cybersecurity are still fares we have to follow a risk based approach with our efforts and where they are needed no. exercises can help us understand these dependencies and find out where the largest leagues are. last year the netherlands organized its largest cross sectional cyber exercise so far. it involved more than 90 public and private organizations participated, including partners within the maritime supply chain the corporate authority of rotterdam the border management and cybersecurity. these exercises also help us to get to know and be able to trust. it is crucial to make friends before we need them. >>,. >> thank you madam minister. mister secretary,. >> thank you. let me go back to the last question, very briefly you asked about obstacles. one that comes immediately to mind is research constraints. there are owners and operators who cybersecurity so significantly that do not require a significant amount of resour

in france, people congress gated outside notre dame on the third anniversary o the fire which devastated famous cathedral. an army of workers is trying to get rid of layers of soot and restore the building in time for the 2024 olympics. people in the polish town known as polish jerusalem. the tradition of its easter celebrations go back to the 17th century and in the czech republic town, marchers disguised in white masks walked with wooden battle to mark the christian holiday. tradition has it the noise rattlers are suppo narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers li you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... woman: architect. bee keeper. mentor. a raymond james financial advisor ta

jorge: en francia un grupo de arqueÓlogos que trabajÓ en la breva o la catedral de notre—dame en parÍspatricia: en iztapalapa, donde se realiza una de las representaciones de la pasiÓn de cristo mÁs famosas del mundo el pÚblico acudiÓ a la profesiÓn. sandra nos tienen las imÁgenes. sandra: con los pies desnudos pero con el corazÓn lleno de fe christopher avanza a paso firme para cumplir con una promesa. >> mi papÁ el otro aÑo participÓ, y acaba de fallecer, asÍ que vine a cumplir los aÑos que le faltan. sandra: tiene 10 aÑos, pero sus devociones de la fuerza necesaria para cargar sus espaldas una cruz de 33 libras y caminar cerca de trÁmites para hacer una peticiÓn especial. >> que toda nuestra familia vida mucho mÁs aÑos. sandra: luego de aÑos de que esta tradiciÓn se hiciera puertas cerradas por la pandemia esta vez muchas personas de todas las redadas han tomado sus cruces de diferentes tamaÑos para llegar al cerro de la estrella, algunos lo hacen por devociÓn y otros como promesa tras haber recibido algÚn favor. >> nuestra peticiÓn es para nuestro vuelo que falleciÓ hace un aÑo est

today also marks the third anniversary of the massive notre dame fire in france.side the famous cathedral in paris for a traditional good friday procession. hundreds of parisians and tourists celebrated the holy day by praying at the notre dame cathedral, which still remains covered in scaffolding. as workers continue restoring the landmark after that devastating 2019 fire. in new york city today, the mayor there, eric adams honored transit workers who have helped passengers following this week's mess subway shooting, the workers receive special proclamations for their work and ushering writers to safety. this week. new york city showed the entire globe was city is and has always been about courage, heroism, quick thinking. and decisive action as a former transit police officer i witnessed throughout the years how often you rise to the occasion during difficult times. you are personified was great about our subway system and our mta system overall. 10 people were shot more than a dozen injured in that shooting. police accused 62 year old frank james of throwing a

nuestros hijos e hijas; con nosotros carmen bárcena, que es consejera de la escuela secundaria notre dameena: ¿cómo está señor damián?, gracias por la invitación-- damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí, perdón, la escuela preparatoria, disculpe; ah, sí, mire, este, los estudiantes ya han regresado, muchos de ellos han regresado al salón, aunque sea 2 veces a la semana, ah, como sea el modelo que está siguiendo sus escuelas; ah, ¿con qué vienen, con qué estrés vienen, por todo lo que han pasado durante el último año? carmen bárcena: ah, bueno, lo que hemos observado nosotros en la escuela, pero se ha generalizado en la mayoría de todos los estudiantes en nuestra área, es la cantidad de estrés y ansiedad, que se ha promovido con esta pandemia, la inhabilidad de ellos, estar con sus amigos, con su familia, el poder salir de su casa, y estar estudiando casi que 24 horas en la pantalla, ha sido muy difícil para todos los jóvenes, y los estudiantes más pequeños, porque no pueden salir afuera, y ha sido un cambio tremendo para ellos. damián trujillo: eh, depresión, ¿verdad?, puede ser algo que

from indiana, we have tim hubbard, professor of management at the university of notre dame.m atlanta, jim, social media lead at glass wing benches. from new york, william, a former mergers and acquisitions investment banker. thanks for joining us. i would like to start with you, mr. anderson. what's at stake? how important is twitter for the public discourse? why is this takeover bid by a lawn musk -- be -- by elon musk -- >> its importance seems to exceed its performance financially. it has been a mediocre investment i think. i think most analysts would say from a financial perspective. but it is embroiled in many of the most consequential discussions around politics, the economy, etc. and in many ways elon musk is correct in this is an under leveraged asset. i don't think he is wrong going after it. >> tim, elon musk said this is about ensuring there is an arena for free speech so we can talk freely within the bounds of the law. do you think he is serious about the takeover bid or is he making a point? >> i think he is making a point. if you think about what he wants twitt

but my dad doing my dad was still working for own solenoy a glass company and my sister got into notre dame and that just not too far in indiana. i applied to other schools that i got in but in the end, ohio state was the state school where i lived and you didn't have to pay that much. i i think the big attraction was i went down there with four of my high school buddies. so we roomed dorm together. so i was in a set of having to suddenly meet new people as with my high school friends through my four years. i know how state and retrospect that may not have been the the way to go. i'm trying to now that i have kids in my own. i'm trying to get them stop being so peer-driven but back you know, my friend scott. o' island birch kobe, you know, we we all we wanted to live together dorm together and we did and we had a great time in ohio state but the big thing that changed me there wasn't the classes it was i started going to use book sales church sales used bookstores why i just loved reading i would get i'm not kidding a box load of paper. i couldn't believe you can get you know the autobiogra

over the past 5 years in the country under his strict guidance, and even the symbol of france, notre dame calmly, which had stood nine centuries before, burned down during the macron. lisa gertsen boris khalfin polina timofeeva irina chernyshova ntv european bureau the results of the presidential elections are summed up today and in south ossetia the center of the election commission promises to announce the preliminary results at 11:00 am moscow time, however, in tskhinvali they are already talking about the fact that the republic is waiting the second round in it, according to the processing of 80% of the ballots, is the current head of south ossetia anatolia bibilov and the leader of the opposition party. nehas. alan gagloev. the candidates have already met in the presidential race in the seventeenth year, then bibilov bypassed his opponent by an impressive margin. this time, according to the first count, the courts are in the lead, in total, five candidates participated in the first round. the races were followed by more than forty international observers. today, the world celebrates

will go to the past for a walk through the medieval notre dame has become.to augmented reality technology for time travel, scientists have recreated two dozen of the most important events in the history of the cathedral. for example, the coronation of the napoleons in 1804 and the wedding of henry iv can be observed for construction. m gaikles in 1180 or see the young king louis xv well, for now, the virtual exhibition is only available to the french, but soon it will go on a tour of the capital of the world, and our scientists are working on technologies that will soon replace nuclear energy. andrey negro will tell you what pure thermonuclear fusion is. the heavy nuclei of atomic fuel decay to form lighter elements and neutrons. they crash into other cores and those too are destroyed. this is the so-called chain reaction, as a result which releases a lot of heat with its help , let's say water is heated, and turns into steam. he turns the turbine, as at a thermal power plant, only here at the nuclear power plant a kilogram. uranium replaces 3,000 tons of co

and finally, france is marking the 3rd anniversary of the fire that damage the iconic, notre dame cathedral in paris. ye remember these images from the 15th of april, 2019. they shocked the world when a fire started in the gothic masterpiece in the heart of the french capitol. it's thought that the electrical short circuits for the blaze and it brought down the wooden speier and melted the lead roof. the immense task of reconstruction began almost immediately and the french government now says that it hopes to restore the church to its former glory completely. in the next 2 years, a day's almost dawn, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter your find me on twitter at brent golf t. v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we will see you again on monday. have a good weekend. everybody with with obsessed with speed and ready to pay for it with their lives in race cars devoid of any safety feature. what drives people to the sports high velocity heroes and victims. the fastest route on the road. next on, do you think there's a chicken or

a journey into the past — discover the grandeur of notre dame — reborn in a new exhibition. 25 yearsal became a massive demonstration of black power, of power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent, and it's a sad loss - to everybody who loves art. this is bbc news — the latest headlines. the bbc finds evidence of russian troops using ukrainian civilians as human shields in villages just north of kyiv. thousands remain trapped in the city of mariupol — as the ukrainian government urges people in the east to flee. in peru — a protester has been killed and several people injured in clashes with police. people there have been taking to the streeets for several days now demonstrating against the rising cost of fuel and food. the protesters were blocking a major highway in the south of the country. shelley phelps reports thousands of peruvians taking to the street in nationwide anti—government protests sparked by rising fuel prices. some

and finally, france is marking the 3rd anniversary of the fire that damage the iconic, notre dame cathedral in paris. ye remember these images from the 15th of april, 2019. they shocked the world when a fire started in the gothic masterpiece in the heart of the french capitol. it's thought that the electrical short circuits for the blaze and it brought down the wooden speier and melted the lead roof. the immense task of reconstruction began almost immediately and the french government now says that it hopes to restore the church to its former glory completely. in the next 2 years, a day's almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter your find me on twitter, it brent. gov tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we will see you again on monday. have a good weekend everybody ah, [000:00:00;00] with you guys and what's behind them. d. w. news africa, the show that was the issues in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside of our cars. funding was on the groun

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notre dame was rescued and, if all goes to plan, it will eventually be restored.lets, you can go back in time and effectively witness key moments in history. see when the cathedral was first built. or even witness the coronation of napoleon. the designers have a bold ambition in mind. to create a world, the vanished world, that was never presented either in drawings or in text or in cinema. you know, we have to find something completely new, to immerse people in the past. the exhibition will eventually go on tour, visiting more than a dozen capital cities in the next two years. a journey into the past, a promise for the future. tim allman, bbc news. the ukrainian group, kalush 0rchestra, are the favourites to win eurovision next month. later on thursday they will be making their first international performance since the invasion of ukraine. the six members of the band were given special permission to go to israel, for a pre eurovision concert, as men of military age are banned from leaving the country. the bbc�*s middle east correspondent, yolande knell, went to m

over the past 5 years in the country under his strict guidance, and even the symbol of france, notre damey, which had stood nine centuries before, burned down during the macron. liza herzen boris khalfin polina timofeeva irina chernyshova ntv european bureau summing up the results of the presidential elections today in south ossetia according to the cec the republic has already counted 95% of the ballots. none of the candidates won, the overwhelming majority of votes for this republic is also waiting for the second round , the current head of south ossetia, anatoly bibilov, and the leader of the opposition parties. nehas. alan goluev candidates have already met in the presidential race in 2017. then bibilov bypassed the opponent with an impressive margin, this time gogoev is in the lead with a small margin. in total, five candidates participated in the first round, the voter turnout exceeded 80% per move voting was followed by more than forty foreign observers. now a small pause gave look. there would be no happiness, yes, misfortune helped the introduction of economic sanctions against r

happened over the past 5 years in the country under his strict guidance and even the symbol of france, notre dameris, calmly, which stood nine centuries before, burned down precisely under macron lisa kherson boris khalfin polina timofeeva irina chernyshova the ntv european bureau sums up the results of the presidential elections today in south in ossetia, the preliminary results of the center of the electoral commission are promised to be announced at 11:00 am moscow time, however, with january they are already talking about the fact that the republic is waiting for the second round. into it according to the processing of 80% of the ballots, the current head of south ossetia anatoly bibilov and the leader of the opposition party pass. nykha. with alan gagloev, the candidates have already met in the presidential race in the seventeenth year, then bibilov cost the opponent by an impressive margin. but this time, judging by the first honors, gogolyev is in the lead, in total, five candidates participated in the first round, the voter turnout exceeded 80%. queues have accumulated at some polling sta

in the french capital, paris, people congregated outside notre dame on the third anniversary of the firets scheduled reopening for the 2024 olympics. around 700,000 people prayed during the way of the cross in the polish town of kalwaria zebrzydowska. the town is known as �*polishjerusalem'. the tradition of its easter celebrations goes back to the 17th century. hello. the uk may have recorded its highest temperature of the year so far on good friday, in the sunshine in london. but actually, across much of the north and west of the uk, it was quite a cloudy start to the long holiday weekend. it was eastern and southeast england that saw most of the sunshine — and for the record, 23.4 celsius was that temperature in central london. to prove the point, the satellite picture showing all the cloud on good friday in the north and west — now the rule of thumb for saturday's weather is where you're so cloudy, it'll be brighter and warmer, and where you saw the sunshine on good friday, saturday will be just as sunny — and where you get the sunshine, it will feel warmer. temperatures to start the

in the french capital, paris, people congregated outside notre dame on the third anniversary of the firef soot and restore the building in time for its scheduled reopening for the 2024 olympics. around 700,000 people prayed during the way of the cross in the polish town of kalwaria zebrzydowska. the town is known as polish jerusalem. the tradition of its easter celebrations goes back to the 17th century. and in the czech republic town ceske budejovice, marchers disguised in white masks walked with wooden rattles to mark the christian holiday. tradition has it that the noise of the rattles is supposed to scare awayjudas, who, christians believe, bobbin that's it from me, bye—bye. hello, many of us have had good weather. high is up to 22 degrees in london, 20 degrees reached in many other areas, and saturday should be about as warm again with sunny spells on the way, but not necessarily for everybody right from the word go. in fact if you look at the word go. in fact if you look at the satellite picture this a swirl of cloud. it's a low pressure centre just to the west of northern ireland.

over the past 5 years in the country under his strict guidance, and even the symbol of france, notre damealmly, which had stood nine centuries before, burned down during the macron. lisa herzen boris khalfin polina timofeeva irina chernysheva ntv european bureau summing up the results of the presidential elections today in south ossetia according to the central election commission the republic has already counted 95% of the ballots. none of the candidates won, the overwhelming majority of votes for this republic is waiting for the second round , the current head of south ossetia, anatoly bibilov, and the leader of the opposition party. hass, alan gagloev, the candidates have already met in the presidential race in 2017, then the opponent was announced to have won by an impressive margin. this time goluev is leading by a small margin. in total, five candidates participated in the first round, the voter turnout exceeded 80% and some queues even accumulated at the polling stations, however , they report that the voting took place without serious violations. more than forty foreign observers

in paris, worshipers held players outside notre dame cathedral.xactly three years after a fire destroyed the medieval church's roof. and in the czech republic, marchers in masks rolled wooden rattles in revival of an old easter custom. still to come on the newshour, the irs struggles with a major backlog ahead of the tax filing deadline. a massive investment from saudi arabia raises questions about jared kushner's business dealings. david brooks considers the latest political news. and much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism. judy: since the invasion of ukraine, the kremlin has further stifled what further freedoms russians have to criticize the government. describing the war in ukraine as war can lead to 15 years in pron. russia recently forced international organizations to close their operations in the country. nick takes a deeper look at the oppression of dissent. correspondent: behind a new iron curtain, vladimir putin seems determined. there appears to be no