ronny jackson on the move.rotection. >> as ronny jackson is moving around the capitol, the insurrection firsts who are beating capitol police officers to within minutes of their lives is looking for a member who he knows so much about. he knows he's moving, needs protection if anyone inside, cover him. it's like an active law enforcement or military action here. he has critical data to protect. stewart rhodes then, who has been charged with seditious conspiracy says this at 3:10. give him my cell. >> what do you make of that, frank? >> looking at this through the lens of a criminal investigator which i am or have been for 25 years, this is significant. the content of these letters is significant. why? because we're moving beyond witnesses to other people's behavior that have been called before the committee. we are now talking about sitting members of congress who are being asked to explain their own conduct, their own behavior, their own relationships with violent extremist groups and we're not asking you to t

there were chances for both and ronnie snookered — were chances for both and ronnie snookered himself. i agree with steve. for him _ pivotal moment. i agree with steve. for him to _ pivotal moment. i agree with steve. for him to win that frame gives him real momentum going into tonight's session _ real momentum going into tonight's session. wightman audi via a second session— session. wightman audi via a second session this — session. wightman audi via a second session this evening? you guys have been _ session this evening? you guys have been many— session this evening? you guys have been many of these things. how did you go— been many of these things. how did you go about it in the evening? i always— you go about it in the evening? i always felt— you go about it in the evening? i always felt there was a bigger atmosphere in the evening. it was like an— atmosphere in the evening. it was like an occasional. i don't know like an occasional. idon't know whether— like an occasional. i don't know whether it _ like an occasional. i don't know whether it goes back to normal ties in the _ wh

tettey yellow your champion, ronnie 0'sullivan!of the world for a seventh time — ronnie 0'sullivan matches the record of stephen hendry. -- commentator: your champion, ronnie o'sullivan. _ good evening, from the ukrainian capital kyiv. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled tonight — ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, where 2,000 ukrainian troops are making a last stand against the russian forces surrounding them. ukraine says russia resumed its bombardment of the steelworks shortly after yesterday's successful evacuation of about 100 people from the plant. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from nearby zaporizhzhia. a short break to feel grass under theirfeet, after weeks of only concrete. the survivors from mariupol are allowed a break in their long—awaited journey away from the front line. translation: for a

did ronnie have to buy me that new sewing machine. secondhand closed second-hand clothes, i sure sure hope ed me so i guess i came around. to thinking well, all right. we'll try. i mean it can't be worse than it was you know, and so she said originally they had thought that i would make fun of the press. and i said, no no that i'm not going to do that. the only the only way we could do this is if i make a fond of myself. i make fun of myself. then maybe i have a 50/50 chance here. as you well know. that first year was not. nobody was really crazy about me and i don't think i'd have been crazy about me reading what i did. about me press was rough. press was rough. i and i i and i really don't know why because it started before i ever got here. they didn't me. and i never did quite figure out why but anyway. i didn't know until i read in your book that. that they were having meetings about me and over in the west wing that i was a liability and everything like that. well, i guess maybe i was i was pretty gun shy i mean it had been rough

and not ronny's.'m, he didn't always agree with me, but i tell him, usually worked out. >> what's the first thing you noticed when somebody had their own agenda? >> you just know, you just -- you just know. if you have those antennas [laughs] >> they're watching american history tv and listening to nancy reagan in her own words. in 1994, the former first lady sat down with historian carl anthony before an audience of hundreds at washington's mayflower hotel, she revealed that she had no interest in politics as a young woman, explained why she left her hollywood career behind. she talked about the tumult surrounding her cancer surgery when she lost her mother and prepared for the arrival of the soviet power couple, mikhail and marissa gorbachev. >> join me for a round of applause for nancy reagan. [applause] >> want some water? >> thank you. well, here we are carl. [laughs] i sent a few friends. >> i was thinking, something nobody i know as ever asked you, i've never seen it written or published anywhe

ronny jackson on the move, needs protection if anyone inside he has critical data to protect. the group's leader, elmer stewart rhodes the third, currently faces charges of seditious conspiracy for his role in the insurrection. he said, help with, would give him my cell. congressman jackson said he would not cooperate with the committee, he said i will not participate in the illegitimate committees ruthless crusade against president trump and his allies. kyle cheney recently published an article against the seditious conspiracy charges against the oath keepers. let's start with ronny jackson stuff, i don't have much context and i haven't seen some other context other than what's quoted in the letter there's just a sort of a strange set of facts to introduce him to the record about what ronny jackson might have. it is, these messages appeared in the court case against the oath keepers, were one of them post a whole slew of text messages, and the ronny jackson ones were sort of buried in the middle. so i actually asked ronny jackson about it last week, he said i've never even he

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ronnie o'sullivan! his first world title was in 2001.th stephen hendry, who back in the �*90s was dominant, but this is ronnie's time. he's taken the snooker to new heights, and i'm actually surprised it's taken him so long to get to seven. that's how good he is. this year o'sullivan has been relentless. in this final he faced in judd trump, who is an entertainer, too, and had fought back from seven frames down to just three, but it was always too much. o'sullivan was trump's boyhood idol, and though there's 1a years between them, one man is still dominant. at a6, o'sullivan is now the oldest world champion. what he said to me afterwards meant a lot and just blew me away. i just a lot and 'ust blew me away. i 'ust don't a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want — a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don-t want to fl a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become i a lot and just blew me away. i 'ust don't want to become like i a lot and just blew me away. inst don't want to become like ronnie snooker, ifeel like it has been

ronnie o'sullivan... ronnie o'sullivan. .. it looks ronnie o'sullivan...all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's get more on the house of commons speaker calling for radical action and a review of working practices following a series of sexual misconduct and bullying claims about politicians. yesterday, the conservative mp neil parish resigned after admitting he'd watched porn in parliament twice. a government minister today denied there was a culture of mosogyny at westminster. the labour mp chris bryant chairs the house of commons committee on standards and privileges. earlier, he spoke to geeta guru—murthy about mr parish's resignation. he has done the right thing and resigning, i don't understand why he went in gb news to refer to it in the thawed person as if it had nothing to do with him when he knew it had something to do with him, but the key point for me is that parliament has to be a place that is every single person to work. everyone who works in the building, even the

so connecting the world, connecting the future. ronnie, cost cutters, gateway to whoa trade. ah, another group of ukrainian soldiers, lee z. as of sa, steal found in mary a poll? ukraine wants to prisoner exchange russia want some of them branded terrace. ah, no, this is al jazeera live from doha. i'm fully bad. people also ahead sweden and finland prepared to hand in their nature applications together. despite turkey's threat to block their bits right, supremacy is a poor.

rhodes head ronnie jackson needs protection and he has critical dat to protect.ged with conspiracy talking about this member of congress ronnie jackson having critical data to protect? the committee says please come in, let's tal to you about that. they would like to talk to these individuals on the week of m 9th, ahead of public hearings scheduled to begin for the january 6th committee on june 9th. >> this special grand jury that's just been seated in fulton county, this is a criminal case, criminal investigation into trump's call to georgia's secretary of state trying to overturn his loss. this is that audio from january 2021. >> so look, all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is within more than we have. >> this would be really important if you're trying to establish intent, the motive behind that call. he just wanted one more vot than what he exactly had. what's the timeline and the scope of this investigation? >> reporter: i guess the first thing is to lay the groundwork. he said this is annvestigation into potential criminal charg

ronny says the investigation is far from closed. >> now, we have to go after the next one.here and is offering a 10,000 reward to catch him. lieutenant rich cuddle headed the new investigation team that took a fresh look at the case. >> either someone's gonna tell us something finally or it's going to be through digital evidence. the phone records or something like that. >> for melvin's family, only partial justice has been served. >> i will not give up until we know everybody that was involved, and what he needs to understand is that it's going to be a lot easier if they come over instead of police having to find them. >> the clock is ticking. >> we are coming? >> we're coming. and we're not giving up. >> i'm craig, melvin and i'm not only morales, and this is dateline. you could have complete respiratory failure, then never -- dizziness confusion weakness those are your clues and looking for anything that could possibly contribute to the person's death. one dose. a high enough dose could do all of that. . >> she found love at last, with husband number three.

you look at andy biggs and mo brooks and ronny jackson, three trump loyalists.ne would hope, want to know the answers. these people put their hands on a bible, swore an oath to the skus. they were part of ongoing conversations on election day. in the case of congressman brooks, well past the biden inauguration. >> that's right. and a lot of the information the committee has gotten whether it's through testimony of other people or text messages suggested a lot of folks were intimately involved, trying to install people, the doj, for instance. if you think about somebody like scott perry. so far these people have essentially said no, they're not going to cooperate with this committee. unlikely they would be subpoenaed. that's sort of something that congress folks don't like to do to other congress folks. that's unlikely. even if they were subpoenaed, you imagine this to be a long, drawn out fight between these members in the committee. but listen, this committee has made some great progress in terms of the folks who have come before them. high profile people like

quick, complicated, gonna be challenging for his with ronnie. mckenzie knows the history of this famous cloth woven from pure virgin wolf in the mid 19th century. the 6th earl of done more and his wife, catherine, promoted harris, tweet to the british aristocracy. when i was like 11, i have seen russian sickles coming in here. russian boots bo, gideon boots, haulin boats dutch sports. so there's a huge, huge of industry of head in here. and that's basically what started the, how to st industry. because the millionaires from the, the late 19 or 1890, sorry, the switch some of their money to how to st because it was so high in place. oh, production of the tweed cloth boomed until the late 19 sixty's when things went downhill. but these days, harris tweed is in demand again. so a few years ago, rebecca hutton returned to the island to carry on her grandparents. legacy. if you're from the islands, it's a part of you. you can never get rid of. it. doesn't matter how hard you try, hey, fought a way you go. it is in your blood. you had as much part of these islands as the islands that are part

. >> teen is reaching out to all of grocery stores that is pretty to ronnie the director of nutrition services for the san francisco department of public health. most babies, morse, healthy babies, little ones can make a move a different formula very easily. ronnie adding, however, that some babies need special formula and that's when to turn to a pediatrician for guidance. she also says that the shortage is particularly challenging for those relying on the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants and children or wic. currently, she says 60% of babies in the state of california are enrolled in wic. it is a very dynamic and fluid situation. and, you know, things can change rapidly. she is hearing stories of caregivers driving to multiple stores looking for supplies, encouraging them to not stockpile, which could make matters worse for asking families to. i'm going to definitely have enough. but you know, not you know, not by just too much of something. that's a recommendation that will work for one thing. we're working with each other with the state to get messaging ou

ronny jackson's letter.hey say they want to talk to him because while the january 6th attack was underway, and i'm reading here from the letter -- >> reporter: we have since heard from jackson. and he says -- >> reporter: i imagine that's something we could hear from the other two lawmakers that the committee has sought out in this because of the way they have been allied with the former president in the past. the one person i'm looking at though, and you share this intrigue, is with congressman mo brooks, because of the way that the former president so unceremoniously unendorsed him in his alabama race. there is the open question there, if he is angry enough at the former president to cooperate with the january 6th committy. because i think the important thing here is, these are asks, they are not subpoenas. that's the open question that the committee will have to answer here. if they need to talk to law makers here so importantly, are they willing to subpoena them? we do expect in addition to these three l

ronnie jackson is one of the president's favorite new congress members, being his former physician. remember, he gave the president that wonderful vote of confidence about his health, former president trump, the greatest health of anybody who had been in the white house or something like that. you have interesting characters involved here, charles. >> absolutely. i also think that what is being smartly done by chairman thompson with respect to how these letters are being crafted is there's enough information that goes out within the letters to prompt a bit of pressure in terms of where somebody may be implicated. i think you see that demonstrated masterfully with respect in the letter to jackson with the issue of his personal protection and informing he has critical data that needs to be protected and that raises questions that serve as a backstop, and if the letter doesn't have teeth behind it it serves as a backstop should he choose to ignore the letter altogether, there will be questions that result from the information that is already presented in the area, as ali talked about.

and then there's ronny jackson of texas.nd donald trump. interestingly, there were text messages recently revealed that the oath keepers had texted about him and tried to see how they could help keep him safe in the midst of that capitol talk. the committee wants to hear from ronny jackson and bigs and brooks. if past is any precedent here, we likely won't see any cooperation with these three. they've tried to get previous members, republican members to cooperate. they haven't seen anything fr fruitful. we're waiting for a response from these members of congress. again, the committee right now ramping up their investigative efforts as we head into may and expecting the first public hearings in early june. >> all right. let's see. jessica, thank you for that. thank you all for being here. i'm kate bolduan. "inside politics" starts after this. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm coverefor everything. which minds me, thank you for driving me to

that is what she would say my life began when i met ronnie. it's also important to understand where he was when they met. when this future first couple met in late 1949, on what ronald reagan thought was a blind date, i came up in my research with the fact that nancy had been angling to make their paths cross for quite a while before he actually was convinced this was a blind date. he showed up for their first date literally a broken man. he was leaning on to keynes because he had spent two months in traction have been broken his leg in six places. it was in a charity baseball game. but spiritually, ronald reagan will he was in what he would call a deep freeze. he was approaching middle age, his movie career was hitting bottom, his first wife, jane wyman had essentially gotten bored with him and walked out. and she took their two children with her. just as she had the emotional scar tissue of a very difficult childhood, so did he as the son of an alcoholic. ronald reagan would say then came along nancy davis in save my soul. but no one, includ

ronnie o'sullivan leadsjudd trump 5—4 at the world snooker championships in sheffield after the firstnumber one was given a formal warning by referee olivier marteel for a gesture that o'sullivan made in the final frame of the afternoon session, after he had snookered himself.trump went on to win the frame, snookered himself. he looked a bit frustrated. trump went on to win the frame, but also appeared to be annoyed at the interruption in play. they're now into the evening session at the crucible. these are live pictures. trump won the first frame to reduce o'sullivan's lead to 5—4. o'sullivan is on the table at the moment. nice shot. you can follow all the action on bbc two and on the bbc sport website and app. emma raducanu produced arguably her best performance since winning the us open to surge past marta kostyuk and into the third round of the madrid open. raducanu lost to kostyuk at an event last october, but this time looked a different player, losing just three games in the match. raducanu, who's seeded ninth in the tournament, will play another ukrainian — anhelina kalinina —

o'sullivan choke up a little bit _ made ronnie o'sullivan choke up a little bit so — made ronnie o'sullivanmoment. respect - crying into her shoulder. such aj nice moment. respect between crying into her shoulder. such a i nice moment. respect between two great snooker players. one of a kind — that's how stephen hendry described ronnie o'sullivan after he beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles. the rocket said he's share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more. joe lynskey reports. cheering. in any sport it's rare for one man to be this good for so long. ronnie o'sullivan is snooker�*s winning machine. and yet still human. still after 21 years it means this much. ronnie o'sullivan! his first world title was in 2001. there's been changing styles and opponents but through it all he's box office. now o'sullivan has won it seven times, a joint record with stephen hendry, who back in the �*90s was dominant, but this is ronnie's time. he's taken the snooker to new heights, and i'm actually surprised it's taken him so long to get to seven. t

that's next to a huge picture of ronnie o'sullivan, who has just secured his seventh snooker world championship title. the sun claims a fake priest tricked his way into barracks near windsor castle that are used by soldiers who protect the queen and even managed to stay the night. millions of people on final—salary pensions face losing thousands of pounds due to soaring inflation, according to the times. the paper also has an investigation which claims lives are being put at risk by crumbling nhs buildings. "where have our gps gone," asks the daily mail as figures show there's now one doctor for every 2200 patients across the country. and the star says we're "med for it" as the country is set to be hotter than saint—tropez this week. so, let's begin. lots to get through. hello to you both, thanks very much forjoining us. let's start with the front page of the financial times and with ukraine. a couple of the front pages obviously cover the ukraine crisis in different ways actually so we will start with the ft. aubrey came a kick—off for us and it kind of tackles two separate elements to the ukr

anti war protests on to russia, ronnie's of taking place alongside ceremonies involving both rations on ukrainians . you're up to date now up next to shift. looks at how technology and help see cultural treasures. we have more coming out of the top of the out. i'm eddie micah with not just another day in so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day and in depth look at current news, events analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. and this is the weekdays on d w. when will the leaning tower of pisa collette many world famous monuments are at risk? you to climate change war and negligence. but with the help of 3 d scans, drones and a i, we can save these iconic buildings, at least virtually how it all works. that's all the topic on ship today. ah, having digital backups comes in handy, like of your diploma or your favorite totals. the same is true for historic buildings that have to rearrange, over the years, like mexico city is famous metropolitan cathedral, which has been damaged by several earthquakes. luckily, is 3 d model is earthquake proof. that

which representatives of russia traditionally play a major role, anti walk for test on pro russia. ronnie's are sent to take place alongside ceremonies involving both russians on ukrainians as the former soviet republic, ukraine, us, a former soviet republic. i should say. ukraine also fought in the war. defeated le feet of usa, juliessa delhi is covering the events in berlin. i asked her why the combinations are so important in germany. it marks not only the defeat of germany in that war, but also the liberation of germany and of europe from the national socialist dictatorship and also the end of the war that also had a terrible impact on germany itself. so it became a day an event that is that's it's all up to date. doc film is up next, looking at how i am tina is injured. use in jacklis to the wild as more coming up at the top of the hour. so to stay with us, the news ah ah, who's ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, oh i use, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, started speaking to dish and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of th

ronnie 0'sullivan is snooker�*s winning machine. and yet still human.ck in the '90s was dominant, but this is ronnie's time. he's taken the snooker to new heights, and i'm actually surprised it's taken him so long to get to seven. that's how good he is. this year, 0'sullivan has been relentless. in this final, he faced judd trump, who's an entertainer too, and had fought back from seven frames down to just three, but it was always too much. 0'sullivan was trump's boyhood idol, and though there's 14 years between them, one man is still dominant. at 46, 0'sullivan is now the oldest world champion. that's probably my greatest result i've ever had, to be honest with you, against someone likejudd. i don't know if it's a good idea, but we'll probably go again next year... you won't see the likes of it again, you simply won't. you won't see anybody like him again. i mean, he's the best player i've ever seen in my life. it's on another level to everyone who has played this game. the longevity that he is shown has been incredible, because it didn't happen for me

. _ ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are under way at the world snooker championship final at the crucibleter the opening sessions on sunday. but the number four seed is back to 12—8. he's won the first few frames of the day. it's the best of 35 frames, so o'sullivan needs just six further frames to secure a record—equalling seventh world title. he would also be the oldest world champion as well. these are live pictures and as you can see. catch it on bbc two. that looks very good indeed. and on the bbc website as well to see that. manchester city goalkeeper karen bardsley has announced she's retiring from the game after an illustrious 20—year career for both club and country. the 37—year—old won eight major trophies during her time with city — and played 81 times for england. she also represented great britain at the 2012 olympics. bardsley will be honoured at wednesday's women's super league home game against birmingham city. she's revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked up during the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. it certainly wasn't easy. i

i had of events when raising the end of world war 2 anti war protests for russia. ronnie's of taking place alongside ceremonies involving both rations on ukrainians up to date now up next to ship. looks at how technology and help see cultural treasures. we have more coming out of the top of yeah, i got you. yeah. you said you a .

the biggest impact of all this is on the most vulnerable of ronnie sans children. unit have says more than $1000000.00 children under the age of 5. this year could become so by ladders. they'd be on the verge of death. our next report profile these children, but a warning, some viewers might find some images distressing their tiny bodies wasting away from hunger. these infants at the meanwhile hospital in kandahar province, a dangerously underweight their immune system, severely compromised. medical staff here are seen cases like vision, alarming numbers, mothers, a helpless to ease their babies distress both desperately need food. i wasn't able to breastfeed him properly and now he's in this situation. he's constantly losing weight and cries the loss. i know it's all because of hunger, but i can't do anything with the hospital has admitted more than a 1000 children with malnutrition. over the past 6 months, 30 of them didn't survive. afghanistan's most vulnerable falling victim to the countries multiple crises. without him, it is and how would it be? the reasons for the increased num

got one of the fastest growing nations in the ronnie needed to open and develop it. international shipping company to become a key, middle eastern trade and learning skillfully mapped out 3 key areas of develop, filling up from connecting the world, connecting future. ronnie carter. carter gateway to whoa trade. ah, i'm carry johnson in the top stories herron out here. the leader of the european union has proposed a complete ban on all russian oil imports. by the end of this year, a slip on the line announced more sanctions targeting russian banks and high ranking officers suspected of committing war crimes. in boucher mario poll, we will make sure that we phase out russian oil in an orderly fashion. so in a way that allows us and our partners to secure alternative supply routes and at the same time, be very careful that we minimize the impact on the global market. with all these steps, we are depriving the russian economy from its ability to diversify and to modernize . putting wanted to wipe out ukraine from the map. and he will clearly not succeed. ukrainian offic

go to dublin, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ronnie cousin needed to oakland and develop it into national shipping companies to become a key, middle east and po trade and lonny skilfully knocked down 3 key areas of debate who filling a problem or come back and look at the main developments the sour around a 100 civilians have been able to leave the as of style still was complex that besieged that he had married paul are expected to reach ukrainian control upper region. by monday, a while ukraine, the army says russian forces are intended for afghans waiting by the roadside hoping to be given a job. 40 years of war, economic decline, severe poverty in the worst drought in decades. as for the work, the change of governments made the situation a lot worse when we go door to door asking to help with kicked out. but sometimes i'm just looking for a piece of bread rolled from their homes. you ins, refugee agency says the country is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis. enemy go mac, but i you to his line to the oceans, to get to europe, and dying in the snowy mountains

ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are back under way at the world snooker championship final at the cruciblecket led 12—5 after the opening sessions on sunday. it's the best of 35 frames, so o'sullivan needs just six further frames to secure a record—equalling 7th world title. these are live pictures. catch it on bbc2. manchester city goalkeeper karen bardsley has announced she's retiring from the game after an illustrious 20—year career for both club and country. the 37—year—old won eight major trophies during her time with city, and played 81 times for england. she also represented great britain at the 2012 olympics. bardsley will be honoured at wednesday's women's super league home game against birmingham city. she's revealed that failing to fully recoverfrom a hamstring injury picked up during the 2019 world cup has forced her to quit the game. it certainly wasn't easy. if i think about maybe having this conversation two years ago, i would not be able to get a word out, i would be bawling. so, yeah, it is disappointing when you know that you have still got an element of capability in you

we'll be talking more about this with texas congressman ronny jackson in a couple minutes. >> todd: joe biden approval rating sink withing americans, 18% think america is on the right track. joe concha is here to put us on the right track. he's moving up next. joe concha the right track. he's moving up next. right track. joe concha is here to put us on the right track. he's moving up next. >> todd: welcome back. new poll biden's approval rating still under water and 18% of you americans think the country is on the right track under his leadership. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has more. good morning. >> when sworn into office inflation was 1.4%, now 8.3%. biden blames republicans for the spike. >> president biden: republicans say the programs help middle class people, that is why we have inflation. they are dead wrong. under my predecessor, the great maga king, the deficit increased every single year he was president. >> a new poll finds 18% of americans say the country is on the right track. the president's approval rating hovering at 18%. inflation is 40-year high and families struggling

the committee believes andy, no, ronnie have information relevant. theyre kinglawms toinfoion. congressman jackson's name was linked to messages. they wanted to protect the congressman. congressman brooks is facing a civil lawsuit over the speech he gave. >> american patriots start taking down names.>> reporter: the january 6 committee one the most recent case when a trump federal judge. >> reporter: heated sided with the january 6 committee. sang the fundraising helped stoke violence. >> we see protesters.>> reporter: it helped attribute to staffing shortages in the capital police. contractors had begun taking over their duties. security officers who are not sworn officers will be unarmed and will not wear police uniforms.>>> webster was convicted on all six counts. the assault charges punishable by 20 years. sentencing guidelines will recommend a shorter prison term.>>> u.s. embassy staff took a trip to ukraine. with the goal of returning to the capital by the end of may. russia continues their assault. images of hope are emerging. >> reporter: american diplomats returned mon

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