she was laughing, and i said shelley please don't do.ning her sister out of it that night, but shelley was serious, and so was rod. shelley was 11 years older than him, but that didn't seem to matter. his parents, david carroll, said they adored her right from the start. >> he told us he had a girlfriend, and we have to meet her. and i said okay, they're coming up we don't have time for that -- now >> know you have to meet. her >> a brunette back then, shelley mary brought six months later. and as reality settled, -- it wasn't exactly blessed, because while he was a stunning overachiever, rod was well not in the same league. he was a stock trader of middling success. >> when it did seem was a guy that really had a lot of big ideas, and was unable to execute on any of them. >> but he had a couple of talents. martial arts and backgammon. >> we sat down and played, he won. and he won money. >> two years after she married rod, shelley gave birth to baby anna. >> she was inseparable from anna. she was always with that child. she was an incred

connie shelley feels uncomfortable. she says, well, what am i going to tell my children that they're they're grandmother has a girlfriend shelley. excuse me. norma's furious. she tells her that shelly needs to thank her shelley says why and enormous says for not aborting you a horrible thing to say setting aside that she actually had wanted to have the abortion. what's so fascinating to me and admirable is that shelley? nonetheless finds it within herself at the end of norma's life to feel for norma to feel for what she had to carry all those years as the plaintiff in row and she says you know this woman's life was defined by abortion and row and my will my life will be the opposite. i will want to have nothing to do with this and she is being true to that not much time left, but many of the characters in this in this book that you've written have their life defined by the abortion is so you yourself 12 years now you've been working on this. did you feel consumed by this issue as well? yeah, you know you see that people

joseph shelley about discussing the process. well, we didn't, didn't really blow up some to my daughter is that as a fearful it was that they sit on the go, them does get it and i am with me, but he's who put the also she'll put it can be the deal enough. but at the bellagio asia mm mm. he like be little and large, but don't like the brit deeply. he won't add too much intellectual azalea women at home. if you want that away again, you don't, you have changed ebelin. i had it. if will aly delay, shall i? e, g, a diarrhea is going to killed that. you know, this is sal. i mean, we don't have those dialect. are the media so forth worth or thought of the median yet? mailing a shame at academia. you're giving me the guy that alleged yard, a guy that does a one chip that su what they and you know, got another guy. you know, when you hodge a fact that the woman as a good, that actually soil. if doyle is doyle and to show you that bathroom, and i'm usually give the bob can use your bucket beecher professor alyssa, throwing my money at th

from the you. watching the trial is katerina shelley, a pogo, the widow of the killed 62 year old civilian, alexander shelly, a puff. as a young man, her husband used to work with russians during the soviet era for katerina. any forgiveness that is a long way off. can you forgive him? who will need to know they brought too much grief to us is about too many children have been killed. there has been too much brutality or you there, but will do her barbara, ukraine accuses the russian army of committing widespread war crimes. it's a charge that moscow denies, but she cranes, prosecutor general, irena vin addict over scene here with journalists is prepare in cases against at least $41.00 russian soldiers back at the court in keys. the countries long fight for justice is just beginning some other developments now in the war in ukraine. united states has reopened. it's embassy and keith. the u. s. state department says a small number of staff will return to the to the ukrainian capital. several countries, including germany, france and britain have reopened their embassies over the past month, o

against russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. towns and cities are hit by intense shelley as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. meanwhile, ukraine faces the mammoth task of prosecuting allege war crimes by russian soldiers . more than $13000.00 cases are under investigation. plus texas police face questions over their response to the all the school massacre. parents say officers were slow to move in while the gunmen shot his young victims. 19 students and 2 teachers died in the massacre. ah hello, i'm clare richardson. welcome to the show. you crane is warning that russia is edging closer to surrounding its troops in the eastern don bass region. russian forces are launching attacks on dozens of towns in lou on scan to gnats. and what could be a turning point in moscow's efforts to consolidate control in the east? ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is demanding more heavy weaponry from the west, describing the situation in don bass as extremely difficult moments of joy in times of war. this is the 1st civilian wedding in european a city close to

latest full r t talks, the locals on the outskirts of another city could be living under constant shelley today. instead of going to the celebration at the end of the school year, with white bows and in a dress uniform, she is sitting here. and she is only in the 1st grade with insiders report. washington is changing its spelling from kia.

been trying to talk to shelter and to protect themselves from the, from the shelling the constant. shelley multiple for 2 months. i didn't even know if a relative where that is where i live or not. you just mentioned to evacuation. one was roughly 20 people, almost just 7 people. what makes it so difficult to evacuate more people in one go . it's it. we are operating. i was on her 1st i want to clarify on the figures because it's not that low. the 1st, the both 1st of equation process we managed to bring to safety hearing support, isa, $127.00 people. i'm giving you the details of how it was because you go, once you get small group to go again, you know the small group, but the process, the stuff on friday and it last for 5 days and we, we came back with the 1st 7 people also yesterday we built more than 300 people as well. so you total ralph and we have almost $500.00 people that managed to lead multiple and surrounded artist and stuff. you asked me, why is it so difficult? right, operating a was done is a war here. and i have shelly, you, we have 5, you have a state, it is all the time.

now we heard a prison zalinski there in our report, he warned of the human toll of rushes constant. shelley with much of that countries health infrastructure, a destroyed. what can you tell us about the humanitarian situation across the country? it is especially devastating in the southern an eastern regions in the dumbass region of ukraine were fighting is even worse than in many cities. even key obviously has experienced charlene and explosions of the course of this more, but not like other don bus region where this war has re center towards at the same time. what basic things are missing or not available anymore for patients like antibiotics, for example, in, in a dumbass region, in some hospitals, the ones that somehow stillberg the judgment, your hospital here in cave to day to one of the biggest hospitals for children. and i was quite bizarre to see that here doctors are basically, i don't want to say they are bored because they do have patients. but they say they're not getting any patients from the war from the front line of this war any more. because these patients, if they make it

after days of intense shelley, russia is pushing to cease the entire eastern region of danbury, which has already been partially in separate his hands since 2014 ukrainian president vladimir lensky says severe dennis has been, has seen widespread destruction akin to what already happened in the eastern port city of maria pulled a city under siege. severe donetta has been battered by intense shelling for weeks. now russian forces have entered the city, and fear is a growing that it may share mary repulse fate. thousands of civilians, a thought to still be in the city, the largest in the loo, hence region, still held by ukraine. according to the mare, the relentless bombardment has left it impossible to keep track of casualties. with russia, bringing its overwhelming advantage in artillery to bear in its assault on the dumbass, ukraine is pleading with its allies to provide it with more advanced long range weapon systems. the u. s. was reportedly considering the move, but president biden has now thrown that into doubt. with rock, with the rock. but while ukraine's allies debate russia c

don't ask after days of intense shelley, the eastern city has become the focus of moscow's push to capture all of the dumbass region. president, val, lot him is zalinski, said russian bombs had destroyed almost all the cities critical infrastructure and damaged most buildings. meanwhile, on sundays, zalinski made his 1st official visit outside with the capital to meet troops on the front line near hawk heath. assessing the damage with his own eyes, ukraine's president visited the war ravaged region of hockey. ukraine has pushed back the russian offensive here, leaving behind ruins in his 1st official trip out of keith since the russian invasion. zalinski also met troops have been fighting on the front line. so what i want to thank each of you for your service. you risk your life for all of us and for our state. thank you for defending the independence of our country. take care of yourselves, lori to ukraine. so lensky says, ukraine is doing everything to defend the country's east, where russia is focusing its assault. russia aims to capture the entire don bass region, calling it an uncondi

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russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. towns and cities are being hit by intense shelley, as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. also coming up tonight, german chance or olaf shoulds tells the world economic for.

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. >> republican senator shelley moore capito, meantime says she's not particularly into rested and getting rid of the filibuster. >> i'm not in favor of eliminating the filibuster. the leader mcconnell, if the ballots were to change has said repeatedly he isn't interested taking down the filibuster. >> democrats say the party which wins control of the senate could have the ability to ban or protect abortion rights nationwide. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news. elon musk is fighting back against harassment accusations releasing a statement on twitter. what he had to say about those planes will be right back after the break. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't without his eye upon it. >> well, tesla ceo elon musk is trying to shut down some scathing accusations against him. the business insider reported yesterday that a space x flight

local authorities also report to school and kindergarten being damaged by shelley, as well as many apartments in the area. while in the loo, gowns for public ukrainian trips blew off a reservoir, a flood gate, and an area currently controlled by key f. according to local authorities, the several residential areas near by face are risk of flooding due to the incident . and on the outskirts of murray, you pull the stand off over the age of snell. steel factory continues. the russian defense ministry has once again stated, the ukrainian militants can leave the facility under guaranteed she mean treatment if they lay down their arms earlier, ukraine expressed its willingness to sign the documents with moscow about the evacuation process. in marble itself, attempts are being made to return some semblance of normality for the ruined city, but invisible threads that were made as many unexploded munitions remained scattered across the region. ortiz eager shutdown off visited the territory of a local power station that's currently being de mind. so the sap is of the joint force of rush and that, and t

my baby sleeps under 3 blankets and he says, mom, i'm called after shelley, he doesn't talk. lou bombed keith closed in on himself as well out of this cars of recent battles are everywhere. graves, hain, the back yard, had a play ground inside residential area is horrible, but suddenly, rather common seen here. all across don, boss, and hain, the town of rebellion had to once piece his back here, they will be re buried properly at the city cemetery. but until then, this is where they are going to rest in peace. that may happen soon, the military se there's at our plant on the cities outskirts is the you quin and forces last position and the joint russia la guns, republic army. he's moving steadily forward. i see the huff jose thank you. thank you for the help for the humanitarian aid you. we are grateful that you have brought us a glimmer of light and we will soon get out of this. hell, we are like beatles buried in the ground, but still living. i knew we will live with russia in the town school number 2 has long been turned into control and command center. you see it's also been target

watching the trial is catarina shelly, a pogo, the widow of the killed 62 year old civilian alexander shelley above. as a young man, her husband used to work with russians during the soviet era for katerina. any forgiveness that is a long way off. can you forgive him? oh, when you know they brought too much grief to us is a voc too many children have been killed. there has been too much brutality. or you, dearest bubble to her, barbara you crane accuses the russian army of committing widespread war crimes. it's a charge that moscow denies, but she cranes, prosecutor general, irena benedict over scene here with journalists, is preparing cases against at least $41.00 russian soldiers. back at the court in keith. the country's long fight for justice is just beginning . well let's look at some of the matters arising from this trial with major john spencer. he's chair of urban warfare. stories with the madison policy for him is also author of connected soldiers, life leadership, and social connections in modern war, joins us from colorado springs in the united states. welcome to the w. so we have

local authorities also report a school and kindergarten being damage by shelley, as well as many apartments in the area. in the luke guns republic, ukrainian trips blew off a reservoir flood gate and an area currently controlled by q. that's according to local authority. the several residential areas and nearby face a risk of flooding to, to be on the outskirts of murder. you pull the stand off over the off. so steel factory continues. the russian defense ministry has once again stated that ukrainian militants can't leave the facility and are guaranteed humane treatment if they lay down their arms. or ukraine expressed its willingness to sign a document with moscow about the evacuation process. and then mario ple itself attempts are being made to return some semblance of normality to the ruined city. but invisible threats still remain as many unexploded munitions remained scattered across the region. ortiz eager shit down off visited the territory of a local power station that's currently being de mind. so the sap is of the joint force of rush and that, and that's people's republic. they ar

we bury them here because it's impossible to bury them under the shelley. it's too dangerous to go in and collect the bodies now on a beaten of really deeper comfort. i felt great pity for people killed if they're alive now, they could be doing something good. it's very hard to comprehend when you find a young person lying dead on the ground, ukrainian, or socrates, say dna testing will be done when the war ends to identify the growing number of an identifiable civilians killed. this is one of 3 unidentified graves in this graveyard. all that is written on the cross is that a woman's body is buried here and the place where that body was failed. for now, the fighting intell pause, no rages on making it too dangerous for rescuing the living. or the dead. shall stratford al jazeera through vivica, easton ukraine. elsewhere, russian missile strikes, if at the southern city of odessa, which is home to ukraine's largest port, a struck close to the airport and the city center. there was also a separate strike on the nearby town of r, c h. and the past week, severa

according to the regional governor, russian, shelley has killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens more in the eastern city of several. the next. the accredited defense ministry said intense fighting berries, preventing civilians from fleeing. the area of the landscape. comments came in his nightly video address room is the ukrainian or forces continue to make progress in liberating the heart of reaching bicycle. but the occupiers of trying to further strengthen the pressure and the don bust them is held there. and that's not an exaggeration. department of several donnette is brutal and absolutely senseless or any. are i all state of these fanny fashion, keith, to tell us more about the russian assaulting the dumbass region. situation is devastating rebecca in the dumbass region. attacks have really intensified, ever since russia has withdrawn from the northern region. here i am right now q fridge and sharon have and they have refocused, basically they offensive on the dumbass region, something that vladimir putin has been describing as the motherland. basically this is where they

russian forces in the east of the country is going badly. towns and cities are being hit by intense shelley as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. also coming up tonight, german chance or o shoulds tells the world economic forum all must be done to preserve globalization . and to ensure that russia loses in ukraine and a vigil for the victims of america's deadly of school, shooting in years and a renewed debate over gun vide ah, i bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s. in the united states, into all of you around the world, welcome russia's a campaign to conquer ukraine's eastern don't. bass region is as fierce as ever, and ukraine is sounding the alarm. russian forces are launching attacks on dozens of towns in lou hans and don't ask. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is demanding more heavy weaponry from the west describing the situation in don bass as extremely difficult moments of joy in times of war. this is the 1st civilian wedding in european a city close to keith. it was devastated by conflict. short of complaint they are on the same thing. well, it

louisiana senator john kennedy and west virginia senator shelley moore says decisions like canceling recent oil releases releases will make it much harder for commuters in their states. president biden's energy policy is >> solar? and wishful thinking, we are rural america where cars are the only way to get to the places that you need to be. i fear before summer. i will literally be choosing which to pay. feel for my vehicle or food. >> instead of blaming the president, wisconsin democrat senator tammy baldwin says republicans should help pass our bill preventing price gouging. that bill takes aim at big companies accused of taking advantage of consumers. well, the government is warning that the price of power will probably keep coming down. keep going up actually, it's expected that there will be an average increase of 3.9% for home electricity. this summer alone, the average household is going to likely pay about one percent more than last year. the problem is being mostly blamed on supply and demand. well, natural gas provides 38% of electricity needs. well, continuing our spotlig

west virginia senator shelley moore capito has not seen gillibrand's bill but believes the priority shouldsecuring domestic production. we need to make sure that if something were to happen and the fda has to close a facility that we had the ability create and make. >> at alternate facilities. both senators agree taking the right steps will also stop problems like hoarding and price gouging reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> they are giants go go giants from >> there you go to one of the best places in the bay on game day. coming up, we'll show you how a regional joe's goes all out on. >> food and drink and they really hyper local sports teams. that's coming up in tonight's dine. and dish. president biden is in asia trying to build better relations with certain countries. what he has to say about a new bill that some economic experts say would >> help prevent the kind of inflation and prices we're and what we're learning about - why someone may have wanted to kill the owne >> today we have more details. sand the police investigation into a deadly shooting that happened at a they'

louisiana senator john kennedy and west virginia senator shelley moore capito say decisions like cancelingecent oil leases will make it harder for commuters in their states. we are rural america where cars are the only way to get to the places that you need to be. capita says she's getting letters describing the tough decisions facing americans. i fear before summer, i will literally be choosing which to pay. feel for my vehicle or food. the white house blames russia's invasion of ukraine for the record high gas prices. but republicans argue they aren't doing enough to bring down cost us. lets unleash american energy instead of blaming the president, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin says republicans should help pastor bill preventing price gouging. >> you would see a different behavior from the big oil companies. they wouldn't be able to get away with what they're getting away with the state's aaa says this week, gas prices hit a new high with every state paying more than $4 a gallon reporting in washington reshad hudson coming up, we continue to follow the latest on roe v wade and the u.s.

than 2 months without seeing the sunlight for 2 months and not and having done this sounds of the shelley on your heads every day without access to water, proper water without access to food, without being able to, to shower every day or not even shower more than 2 months. so you can imagine how it can be actual being the situation. i think the suppression of people deck. and yesterday i was in the, one of the equations and that we went to close my calling. now the idea is to bring people to safety. here. i could talk with some of the different areas, could see how we teach for ben georgia to being an added it cannot meet. i met one woman yesterday and tony and she said, no, what do we mine? and she has to say good bye for to have children, children. i was there when they jumped into the bus to come here for the thought to the bridge. and these women and all of the lady, she doesn't want to leave the audience. so we're talking about family separations, she has to see the children that you got onto the navy, and she's being a nodded dispensing pensive fighting and still it this, she doesn'

there was only one year flow from the you. watching the trial is katerina shelley up over the widow of the caled 62 year old civilian alexander shelly, a puff. as a young man, her husband used to work with russians during the soviet era for katerina. any forgiveness is a long way off. can you forgive him? oh, when you know they brought too much grief to us is of her too many children have been killed. there has been too much brutality or yours, but willowbrook barbara, you crane accuses the russian army of committing widespread war crimes. it's a charge that moscow denies, but she cranes, prosecutor general, irena benedict over scene here with journalists, is preparing cases against at least $41.00 russian soldiers back at the court in keith. the countries long fight for justice is just beginning a quick look at some other news related to this war. the united states has reopened its embassy in case the state department says, a small number of staff will return to your premium capital. several countries including germany, france and britain, have re open the embassies over the last mont