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i said is it rachel? >> she said what do you mean, someone came in the middle of the night and murdered her? who murdered her? >> police discovered, rachael had a complicated love life. >> she said i felt hopelessly in love with you. >> were you married with someone else? >> i wanted to get out of the marriage as soon as possible. >> was there a bigger secret? varied in this box? >> for realizing there was a former wife. >> we're coming around this turn. a whole side of the mountain is on fire. >> marriage, money and murder, some say more than one. >> when people say i know how you feel, you have no idea how i feel. i don't want you to know how i feel because no one should ever feel this way. >> the night was profoundly dark, the lowest canopy of trees, even the meager moonlight was shut out. as the driver rushed too fast on the twisting stomach churning tracks, desperate to save the passengers life. what were they doing out there, so far from civilization from safety? what's answers that the fire consume

rachel: no.d a spiritual one and we know exactly where the new york times at least in this op-ed on this weekend stands on that. will: it was a downer to come into the show to read that. i'm reading this, really, on easter, that's intentional from them. all you have to do is be intentional in your own way of remembering why this day is so significant. rachel: that's why christians have that hope, have that joy. i read that op-ed and i honestly felt really sad for the person who wrote this because i think that person believes that this world that his life is the end of everything. it is the end. and for all of us we know this is just a stop on our way to something even better and that gives us so much hope and joy on easter. i'm not going to let the new york times bring me down this morning, not on easter, new york times. >> as they like to say, when someone tells you who they are, believe them. that is the new york times. rachel: that's right. >> by the way, it brings you back to the -- you do su

rachel: wow.n issue or what adjustments they're going to make. but here at talladega it's so unique because the racing is a different piece in itself. when you're watching from the booth and calling the race, you're watching -- we call it energy, but it's the lines that are forming -- pete: yeah, they do that. >> that's one of the amazing things about this place. you can tell i love it here, i love this style of racing. the danger, the speeds, everyons match, you know, at 200 miles an hour. will: we keep hearing that, a chess match when it comes to these super speedways as opposed to maybe last weekend, a short track, a lot of passing. this is a team sport today. >> yes. and it's funny because you will see teammates that aren't really teammates, they might drive for the same manufacturer, but they work together. hey, i've got a ford, you've got a ford, let's work together, and we'll go to the front. so you have to find friends on the track. if you've gottenmies out there, today is not a good day.

rachel: all right, pete? pete: thank you, rachel.ngs. has he ever spoken to his son's business partners about his son's business dealings? >> again, nothing has changed about what i said yesterday. the president does not get involved in the business dealings of his son. will: but, evidence shows strong links between hunter biden and joe biden and their business deals. let's take a look. behind us, you see a web, a web of perhaps deceit and corruption that begins to tie all of these shady dealers, pete together. pete: that's right. we are calling it hunter biden's business tree. this is but one branch on a big tree that isn't just hunter biden's. it's the biden family and joe biden. here is a name you probably don't know fran person. he went by the nickname franny by the biden administration he was so close to them. went on 49 of the 50 that joe biden went on as vice president. he was a top adviser from 2009 to 2014. is he inside the obama-biden white house. he leaves. why does he leave? eventually he became president of the harves gr

rachel: rachel, you're coming with us. pete: sean thanked us. rachel: great.e big race coming on later today. we have news to talk about this morning as well. at this point, one of your favorite people we'll be talking about. rachel: you guys everything for joe. i kind of do. but here's the deal, there is a book just came out. we, it says that joe biden was pretty upset about what kamala had to say about her husband joe biden during the debates where she basically, you know, kamala basically said he was a racist. pete: yeah. rachel: this is expert of the new book. this will not pass, trump, biden, battle for america's future is the book. millions of people in the united states, why says jill do we have to choose the one who attacked joe? and this is what she is talking about. here's the clip. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputation an career on segregation of race in this country. you know there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school and she was

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will.r year but now her entire community and the u.s. senator are rallying behind her. emily and her parents join us now. so, jana and james, i'm going to starts with you; how about you james, i'm going to indicate that emily has down syndrome. she started school a little late because she had surgeries like so many children with down syndrome have when they are very young. hers is open heart like my daughter's was. why is the district being such a stickler about this? she is 19. it's not like she is 28. >> you know, that question gets asked all over the community. it's amazing. took a huge amount of covid money and gave themselves enormous bonuses and yet keep talking about money. out of their mouth if we allow just one in we need to allow all of the rest of them which is heart breaking for us. rachel: of course, she has gone all this time through high school. made all these friends, and shear she comes to the end a and they want to tell her she can't even graduate. mom, januaryna, del me,

rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, pete.t the woke world of disney that is turning parents away from the happiest place on earth, it is latest pixar film, "turning red" exposes young viewers to issues parents may not be ready to discuss like puberty. >> is everything okay? >> i'm a gross red monster,. [crying] don't look at me. stay back. >> this happened already? rachel: our next guest is a mom of four who is saying good-bye to the house of mickey for good. president of students for life of america, kristin hawkins joins us now. kristin, welcome. listen, i saw the clip of that also, when that movie, there is a line where she says my panda, my choice. obviously a reference to pro-choice slogans. so is it just time, kristin get out of denial to admit disney is not the magical place we remember when we were young and even walt disney's vision of it? >> it is so sad because it seems that sexualized content is new pixie dust at disney. it is sprinkled liberally everywhere. i love classic disney. our family loves classic disney,

rachel: yeah.im from. always good a talking to you. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: still ahead, the state of texas is preparing to send illegal immigrants to the president's doorstep once title 42 ends. texas attorney general ken paxton says ending the policy is a betrayal of the american people. he's next. ♪ ♪ go further with the power and range of a lexus hybrid. whoa. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 rx 450 hybrid all-wheel drive. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the itching... the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ...most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis. and, it's six doses a year, after two starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them

there is one rapper who also agrees with you, rachel. >> rachel: is he a rapper? rachel: looks like a wannabe. looks like a pajama boy there. >> pete: that's a good one. >> brian: pajama boy is that band? >> rachel: those are those kids that live in their basement and like, you know, their mommy's basement. he doesn't strike me as. >> brian: i don't know if i missed. he is running on the ticket for the people with congressional candidate britney ramos. he is not impressed with the mayor because the mayor is trying to clean up homeless encampments. also doesn't seem to be pro-police. for those people who say that there is really no defund the police sentiment out there, i don't think they should focus, look at what he said in the past. is this his lyrics? >> rachel: this is a tweet. >> brian: doesn't wind. blank these blanking pigs until end. onerous of blank. i don't think he said blank. >> >> pete: this is a guy who is running to represent the democratic party in brooklyn. generally more productive to wipe your blank with money than spend it on cops. and, yet. yo

hi rachel. i have to jump in here way to get what we have to go to a short break in your absence, right? the due process of law seems to be disappearing. we're going to go to a short break it out to lunch or break, will continue our discussion on europe's fate state with our team. ah, ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where said shorter is it conflict with the 1st law, show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point obviously is too great trust rather than fear. a serious job with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect his own existence with ah ah ah, ah, just welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter a bell to remind you we're discussing the fate of europe. ah, let's go back to a drill in london a. rachel brought up a very good point at the end of the 1st part of the program. so it will tell

rachel, thousands of dollars sometimes. thank you, rachel. rachel: got it.thdrawal from afghanistan, did that play a role in shaping putin's decision to invade ukraine. >> from the intelligence i read it is not clear. i think it is certainly is possible but i also know that putin had aims on ukraine long before the end of the war in afghanistan. pete: it's possible. retired veteran, fox news contributor joey jones. before we got to prom posa ls, defacto acknowledgement the way it ended in afghanistan might have sent signals to other people. >> i said consistently six weeks before the war started i'm reserving judgment, armchair quarterbacking the biden administration move, so much information we don't have. i just spent a couple days with some very important members of our intelligence community. most retired that were kind of enlightening me on how they knew this was coming and how accurate they were in telling the administration hey, this was coming. my problem with the biden administration, the decision making they have done, posturing is a big part of wa

i. >> rachel: wow. >> brian: i have not said anything to impression rachel yet. >> rachel: i was thinkingn fox. thank you, abby for that package and brian is going to give me tutoring on football so i can be more engaged next time. >> brian: get you a helmet. >> pete: football segment every weekend with rachel and she is trying to. how many downs? >> rachel: four. >> pete: boom, it's working. >> brian: fantastic. >> rachel: still ahead. we get a special visit on this good friday from the archbishop of new york timothy cardinal dolan he joins us live. >> brian: loudoun county school board members could be forced out the governor put them on the ballot early. joins us do react. >> the curtain has been pulled back and people can now see the deficient leadership that's been in this county. >> do something! be a leader! because if you know what? the citizens of this county deserve better. ♪ ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feeli

go ahead. rachel? yeah, what's interesting is the french president, him and hearing that whole faith is in the next few days at least the 1st round of the campaign. and he's in a tight race right now against and then from the far right. and he's facing a real problem because he flatter the said several times that nato is brain dead that need to move the new mission. that nieto cannot just focus on russia. and yeah, absolutely nothing, not only to re orient things in that sense, but also to stop the proxy war, which is essentially what we're seeing right now when you create it, nato versus russia using ukraine as possible. and even then the home was doing a lot of shuttle diplomacy between moscow in the us fire to all this popping off in february. yep. and only really had to do was just say french isn't getting involved in this. we're not sending ukraine. we're not getting involved in this. hey, if you are, has a problem with russia. it's for you guys to do it by being that it probably would be actually

hi rachel. i have to jump in here, way to get what we have to go to a short break in europe at the right. the due process of law seems to be disappearing. we're going to go to a short break that to that short break. we'll continue our discussion on europe's fate state with our team. ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. and the point obviously, is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with and united states is a news and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that

, rachel. i like to say to all of you, but it's all worth it because it's ukraine's democracy. i drill. does anybody in europe have a clue about what the state of democracy is in, in ukraine? i do. i've been watching it closely for years. there isn't much there, but we're told otherwise. go ahead in london. this is about, this is about the ideology. people don't, don't understand until this high prices will not hit them and they will not be able to, to pay for the artillery bills. they will not be able to afford the fancy attorney to fancy restaurants before that they used to like, so obviously as rachel, right. me said, this is the tax being put on the average citizens of you know, for that they are paying this tactful ukraine's freedom. but really and truly this will have a massive shift within the societies in the west. the people who are generally speaking, the liberal progressive, they will turn radical and, and, and right, because these are the repercussions of the new liberal policy. and

rachel was there, given what they were going through. there was one other african-american ballplayer at that time in spring training camp. there were teams that refused to play against them. you can only imagine the things that they heard. there were times when rachel would be unable to get a cab from one place to another. it would be difficult and very eye-opening when they thought it was a long bus ride. everybody had to be on the back of the bus. rachel talks about what that experience was and how people would come in from working on the field. everybody in the back formed this community. they would scoot you over to make room. she really sort of fed off of that and they tried to look at the strength of the community and found some of that community in spring training. they described that little home. every day was a challenge. every day you were going out and having to face what people might say and perhaps they were bigoted. more people were going to be competing for their jobs. it was a tough time for them. >> why was his first ye

rachel joins us from human rights watch. rachel, what is your reaction to this news out of bucha?achel: human rights watch documented at least one war crime in bucha. we documented the execution of a young man on march 4. an eyewitness told us about it and also told us well before the town was retaken ukrainian forces about the presence of bodies strewn all over the place. what is needed right now is to preserve the evidence. that means not touching mass graves for the moment, reporting as many deaths as possible means taking photos of bodies before burial, getting the names of victims, getting forensic experts, ballistic experts on the ground who can help reserve the evidence. that is the most important thing. >> from zelenskyy's point of view, he is convinced about what has happened. russia is denying it, saying it has been staged by ukraine. from your perspective, how credible is any sort of denial from russia? rachel: it is not surprising that they are denying it. that is the stock response that ruian authorities give when presented with evidence of wrongdoing. this is the ans

is it an overreaction, rachel? - moment of madness. is it an overreaction, rachel?s not surprisingly from that same nightjust over a week ago, but the photo with his wife, jayda, on the moment when he was clutching his oscar there, very proudly looking like a star in the ascendant. it's a real slap in the teeth. �* ~ �* , ascendant. it's a real slap in the teeth. �* ,, �*, .. ascendant. it's a real slap in the teeth. �* ,, �*, ., .. teeth. and i think it's one of those thin . s teeth. and i think it's one of those things where _ teeth. and i think it's one of those things where i'm _ teeth. and i think it's one of those things where i'm no _ teeth. and i think it's one of those things where i'm no expert - teeth. and i think it's one of those things where i'm no expert on - things where i'm no expert on what happens in hollywood or around these situations when things go wrong, i don't know how this lines up with previous incidents that there might have been. but i think something had to be done, this was quite a violent outburst on television, watched by millions ar

rachel was there, given what they were going through.there was one other african-american ballplayer at that time in spring training camp. there were teams that refuse to play against them. you can only imagine the things that they heard. the stands were segregated wherever they went. there were times when rachel would be unable to get a cab from one place to another. it was a difficult period of time and very eye-opening, when they thought it was a long bus ride, they flew and ended up, through a series of mishaps ended up having to take a bus on the last several hundred miles to spring training. everybody had to be in the back of the bus and there was not enough room. rachel talks about what that experience was for them, coming to the south in that way and how people would come in from working on the field. african americans at that time of day and everybody in the back form this community. somewhat stand for a well so others could sit they would , scoot you over to make room. they were helping one another. she really sort of fed off o

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rachel and kevin — rachel, kick us off this evening with the i, which is pretty blunt and its message is pretty blunt and its message, "rishi sunak fighting for his political survival." do you think he is? , ., �* , political survival." do you think he is? , ., �*, , ., ., is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of— is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, _ is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they - is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they are - is? so blunt, and it's seen over a number of papers, they are all i number of papers, they are all talking about rishi sunak�*s political career and how this u—turn from his wife around tax issue is all to save his career and save face at this moment because it's been a real storm for them over the last two days, and i think there is some — it probably is right this is a massive issue for the chancellor, not saying he'll get kicked out of number 11 immediately or anything like that, but i think his prospects of moving up to a number ten potentially look really slow now. he was already waning in

rachel, very quick. as kevin sa s, this people. rachel, very quick. people. rachel, very quick. as kevin says, this is a scary story when you i says, this is a scary story when you took at _ says, this is a scary story when you took at how— says, this is a scary story when you look at how you might not be able to make a _ look at how you might not be able to make a cup— look at how you might not be able to make a cup of tea on friday night or recharge _ make a cup of tea on friday night or recharge your phone, or you will be charged more. people will look at this as _ charged more. people will look at this as a — charged more. people will look at this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this— this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this realty— this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this really what you need to be putting — this really what you need to be putting to people? as i said earlier, _ putting to people? as i said earlier, i_ putting to people? as i said earlier, i want to read this full story— earlier, i want to read this full story and _ earlier, i wan

we don't want socialism. >> rachel: how many of you think crime is top issue for hispanic? >> when you look at how the democratic party has been so soft on crime and you have democrat members of congress who are constantly bashing law enforcement and want to get rid of ice. most border patrol agents are hispanic and most have someone in their family in law enforcement. >> rachel: if you were advising the republican party, who would you tell them to do to get hispanic vote? >> go to hispanic community and educate, do meet and greet. latino value is republican values. >> we agree on everything, it is getting that value to the ballot box and getting them to vote according to their values. >> every hispanic is conservative. the hispanic latino community is the sleeping giant in the room. >> latino vote is not something we'll stop talking about after midterm or 2024, latino vote is diverse, even on this know pael. keep this conversation open. a welcoming message to hispanic community, not just understanding conversation is wide and broad and there are many seats at the table for

that is all in for this evening, the rachel maddow shows right place right now, good evening rachel. good evening, chris, how is your vacation? >> it was amazing. let me just, say quick plug, hot take, grand canyon, truly all inspiring. it is true with they say, you can't overhype it. doesn't capture it and photographs. you get there, it is a profound and overwhelming spiritual experience. totally so great. loved it. >> i completely agree. i will say, the first time i ever went to the grand canyon, i was driving cross country, i've been up for several days, at least, it felt like that at the time. i was like, grungy and an showered and hungry and cynical and it was like a weird time of the morning and i was like, i really don't want to do this.

that is all in on this tuesday night, the rachel model shows right now, good evening rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks my friend. much appreciated. thank you all for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. it's been an intense news day. president biden, today, use the word genocide for the first time to describe vladimir putin's aims in his war in ukraine. that is a hefty charge for an american president to make. but president biden said that today. the head of usaid, the head of the country's most eloquent, a diplomatic heavyweights, samantha power, is going to be here live tonight as our guest to talk about that and more. today, the lieutenant governor of new york state resigned after he was arrested this morning and charged with multiple felony --

so jackie and rachel robinson weren't destined for greatness. they prepared themselves for greatness. which meant they could make a difference outside of baseball, as well. that is the only thing important for you to understand. you can be great in your profession. you can earn a lot of money but the question is what are you doing for others? after he retired, jackie became a leader in the civil rights movement working with dr. king, the naacp. he 4e8enned to start a bank to help other minorities to own their own homes. after his death, mrs. robinson carried on that legacy by starting the jackie robinson foundation, which has provided career opportunities for more than 1400 underserved students. i know we have a few jackie robinson scholars here today who are studying at howard and georgetown and yale and brown and even my alma mater, princeton. >> first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv. michelle obama traveled to alabama in 2015 to address the graduating class of tuskegee university. she acknowledged criticism dire

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that is rachel bachmann joining us tonight. thank you so much. rachel: thank you so much.atulations to that south carolina team. that is the newshour for tonight. i am junie -- i am judy woodruff. join us online and tomorrow eving. . for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you. please stay safe. and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs nehour has been provided by. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "amanpour & co" from kyiv. here's what's coming up. as the war rages on talks between russia and ukraine resume, i speak to two crucial foign ministers. first ukraine as dmytro kuleba on whether ther

rachel-- rachel was-- ( applause ) he's a lovely guy. he's a lovely fellow.l cutting back to one night a week raises an important question: can you do that? ( laughter ) more importantly: how can i do that? i've been doing a nightly show for 17 years. i'm aging faster than a bucket of unrefrigerated shrimp. ( laughter ) rachel is switching to one day a week in order to work on other projects, like podcasts and potential tv dramas. tv dramas? i guess it's only a matter of time before we get "rachel in paris." ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are molly shannon and congresswoman cori bush. but when we come back, "meanwhile"! join us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) it ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: jon batiste and stay human, right over there, my friends. we're the luckiest people in the world. ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> s

rachel: una nueva tecnologÍa intenta ayudar a cerrar casos sin resolver desde tu propio telÉfono.io donde estÉs. vas a necesitar espacio para moverte, ya que aparece un cÍrculo, lo tocas y se verÁ una puerta, por la cual podrÁs entrar y ver la escena real donde ocurriÓ el crimen, ademÁs demuestra los casos cerca de tu comunidad y te muestra lo sucedido con documentos de la corte, evidencia y demÁs. >> nosotros dependemos mucho de la comunidad para todo tipo de caso, no hay detective que diga que sÓlo ha resuelto un caso. rachel: cuentan que la informaciÓn del pÚblico es vital para ayudar a resolver estos casos. >> los avances en la ciencia muestran que los programas de casos pueden ayudar a resolverlos. ahora se puede volver a ese sitio y empezar una nueva investigaciÓn. rachel: en california tienen docenas de casos en la aplicaciÓn, pero yo investigue y son muchos mÁs. en el valle de sacramento sÓlo hay 87 casos criminales publicados de los Últimos aÑos. >> que al final de cuentas lo que queremos es cerrar un caso y traerle paz a la familia de las vÍctimas. paola: listos para el

and rachel, you and i were on the air today watching this history unfold. we didn't know that judge brown was actually at the white house watching the vote with president biden. we understand tonight that she'll be at the white house again tomorrow, but justice breyer who she clerked for years ago, he'll stay through the end of this term? >> reporter: yeah, that's exactly right, david. and as you said, judge jackson, a former clerk for justice stephen breyer, will now replace him on the bench. until then, she will continue to serve as a judge on the d.c. circuit and recuse herself from all cases so, the next case she will likely hear will be as a supreme court justice, david. >> rachel scott leading us off tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we turn now to the war in ukraine and what our team has now witnessed. the atrocities uncovered, and the new action tonight to isolate russia because of those very images now being seen by the world. the united nations tonight with an historic move, voting to suspend russia from the u.n. human rights could be sill, after af

for us to sit in the same room as rachel robinson. do you understand, we are here with rachel robinson. [ applause ] the woman who livered through that life. whose memories and perspectives will forever be shaped by those experiences. her appearance here today makes us realize just how connected we are to that part of our history. it is very real and very tangible. i can't help but marvel of how far we have come over the course of this woman's life. it also reminds us how far we have to go. how much more work we have to do. jackie and rachel robinson story reminds us how much hard work it takes to move a country forward. it reminds us how much struggle is required to make real progress and change. as you reflect on this story, not just today but i hope you keep thinking about it for the rest of your life, i want you to think about how much strength it took, day in and day out for rachel and jackie robinson and for thousands of other people just like them all across this country to keep pressing ahead. some folks wouldn't treat them li

that is all in on this tuesday night, evening rachel. good evening chris, thank you my friend, much appreciated. thanks very much for joining us tonight, it's sort of feels like the news is about the fate of democracy, but it is split screen news. on one side of the screen we've got the world stage, where the hole leader of the free world thing felt like less of a mantra, less of a gauzy concept, and more like a nuts and bolts job description for the u.s. government. today, the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin convene him's meeting of dozens, literally dozens of countries, from all around the world in support of ukraine. >> we all start today from a position of moral clarity. russia is waging a war of choice to indulge the ambitions of one man. ukraine is fighting a war of necessity, to defend its democracy, its sovereignty, and its citizens. but the stakes are reach beyond ukraine, and even beyond europe. russia's invasion is baseless, reckless, and lawless. it is an affront to the rules based international order, it is a challenge t

rachel, what did you make of what you just heard there? >> reporter: well, that was music to everyone's ears here on earth. but also particularly those in orbit, in that spacecraft and on the space station. that means they are proceeding forward as we heard, the spacecraft is moving towards the docking. they are really approaching at just a crawl at this point. so it's going to be a few more minutes until that docking takes place. but they were able to proceed forward, despite the fact that video link was not fixed. but they said they had enough eyes and data points on the spacecraft that they felt it was safe to proceed forward. as i pointed out before, that video link was getting transmitted here to mission control. it was just the international space station that wasn't getting that feed. but, again, this is the moment that we've all been waiting for. and that crew in particular has been waiting for. and just to point out it will be a few hours before -- like, following docking to the hatch opening. but right now, the crew is in their s