warnings from melinda simmons, what is she saying? from melinda simmons, what is she sa in: ?mmons, she has - saying? yes, we are hearing from| melinda simmons, she has moved saying? yes, we are hearing from - melinda simmons, she has moved back to kyiv recently and is essentially highlighting the fact that there maybe threats to currently in russia. in kyiv, we heard boris johnson earlier this month announced that the uk's diplomatic office will be reopening and many officials questioning whether it was too soon or too early, if this was good enough as a show of strength against putin, but not good enough in terms of keeping diplomats say. we are hearing some shocking reports. i spoke to a senior tory minister earlier this week after vladimir putin made more threats of trying to hit the nuclear button. the consensus seems to be that we should not be listening to these threats, we need to continue doing our best to support the ukrainian president and the ukrainian people, who have done very well in terms of defending themselves against russian troops, but also to note that rus

ultimately, simmons just wants to hold on to the american dream.th in the american dream. i just hope that the american dream is as attainable for every american, despite their skin tone, despite their color, despite their culture, and despite the bank that they choose to entrust their money to. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, midway florida. >> all right, thanks to jason carroll. back now with us, cnn senior legal analyst elie honig so jason just laid it out the plaintiffs allege one thing, the bank something else. what does it come down to? >> well, don, the data really tells the story here. if you look at the publicly reported data, shows wells fargo approved loans to white borr borrowers about 22% disparity, almost double the disparity amongst other banks across the country, according to the publicly reported data so is wells fargo going to be able to explain that in some race-neutral way? also, what both parties are going to need to do is find comparables, find families similarly situated financially, one black, one white and see how they wer

caroline simmons, ubs u.k. cio, stays with us. coming up, goldman sachs managing director jari stehn. we will get his thoughts on the ecb decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. let's check in on the stocks in the move is in the first minutes of trading. ericsson, it was mid of the first quarter results for the telecom company. they have an additional fine over a corruption scandal. we know the department of justice stateside is looking into that so pressure on that stock. a major equipment maker within the telecom space. hermes, the first quarter earnings coming in stolid -- solid. this is demand from europe and the u.s. and france. they closed three stores out of 25 than china and they are building out additional factories in france to make the demand that they continue to see . 23 points up on hermes, following what we saw on lvmh. we had a solid handover from asia and mainland china had additional support from the pboc and wall street closing higher as was the nasdaq as you see move in the bond yields. we

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i want to play nina simmons. she was someone just talking about how proud she is, but what she had to endure, judge jackson, to get here. here she is. >> and i'm just so proud of her as a black woman. during the hearings just watching her, i felt her pain, and i think many people, many reached out to express the same thing, to see what she went through, to see that she was strong, that she persevered. it really speaks not only to black women, but women everywhere. anyone that's felt out of place or not welcome in an arena or they are the minority. >> that was antoinettecoakley. another one of her friends said she predicted she would be the first black woman on the supreme court because she was so brilliant and she did stand out. she was a consensus builder. they did say she was vocal about the idea she wanted to connect to people who didn't agree with her all the time. she had these study questions in her dorm room where she would gather people and talk about the law. so when she gets on the supreme court, she's

keir simmons with what's at stake in france's heated presidential runoff. >> reporter: tonight, french president emmanuel macron just 24 hours away from a critical election test. can he hold off surging support for the flag waving far right marine le pen who's zeroing in on people's economic struggles? she's a fan of president trump and president putin. a past campaign even funded by russians and she's openly hostile to nato. macron supporters we met today all had one word for her but macron branded an establishment elitist by his opponent in their heated television debate. students we watched with left disillusioned. raise your hand if you thought that macron won that debate. polls say most french think he did win the debate and will win on sunday, but the gap has been closing and outside paris we found others ready to vote for anyone but macron and reluctant to admit it. >> i think i'm going to vote for the othe candidate. >> reporter: not macron, but yo don't want to say her name this weekend america and the west's united support for ukraine on the battlefield may be upended by the

lester >> keir simmons with a view from moscow tonight. thanks >>> now to a bizarre case in washington two men accused of impersonating federal agents and duping secret service agents. kristen welker is following this kristen, what do we know >> lester, those two suspects had their first court appearance today. they're charged with impersonating department of homeland security agents. prosecutors say the men were trying to ingratiate themselves to secret service agents and one of the suspects is accused of giving agents lavish gifts, including weapons and even a free apartment prosecutors say ali told witnesses he was affiliated with pakistani intelligence, though the government has not verified those claims. the men were arrested wednesday in a d.c. apartment, where law enforcement officials say they found a passport for ali stamped with pakistani and iranian visas, weapons, and tactical gear four secret service agents connected to the case including one for the first lady had been placed on leave >>> house speaker nancy pelosi has tested

kate, he will turn to that challenge tomorrow. >> keir simmons with us from paris. thank you. >>> wildfires season back home has started earlier than normal this year. it's spreading to unexpected places. we have been reporting on wildfires across the southwest. now they are fighting fires in places like florida and even nebraska where a fast-moving blaze turned deadly. steve patterson reports. >> reporter: tonight out of control a rare and deadly wildfire surging across tornado alley authorities sa 66-year-old volunteer fire spotter was killed when this cluster broke out near cambridge, nebraska. already ripping across more than 50,000 acres. driven by powerful 50 miles per hour winds and bone dry brush nebraska's fire outbreak is bunch nat least five counties. 11 firefighters injured so far the national guard called in to assist. how unusual is this for the state? >> it's difficult to manage this many fires, especially when the fire service in nebraska is almost entirely volunteer based, even small fires have just blown up out of control. really, really quickly. >

andrew simmons, alger 0, budapest, and french present value. mack on his l. his 1st election rally just 8 days before the 1st round of voting is supporters gather, did not tower in the western suburbs in a capital, paris pulse show a tight race between mac one and far right. rival marina and it asha butler has a story. now, stadium outside paris macro held the 1st rally of his campaign. the centrist leader promised more jobs tax cuts. and to continue with his pro, you agenda. and some we're a european nation and proud to be one. we are no one's vassal, no we pursue politics and diplomacy that it independently. we talk to everyone all the time. that's what we'll do. france's role is not to give into divisions that parallel it's and i see other thought off my call said that these are challenging times the past 5 years of certainly tested his ability to handle a crisis. his diplomatic efforts over ukraine have played out well with most french voters, as has his management of the cove. it pandemic is government injected billions of dollars into the economy to pro

i believe judge jackson would vote to overturn zellman versus simmons harris and vote to strike down school choice programs across the country. you know, one of the problems with politics today is members of this body like to avoid accountability for what they are doing. but everyone in this body is on notice that this is a justice who will vote to take away our free speech rights, vote to take away our religious liberty rights, vote to take away our second amendment, and that means every senator that votes for her cannot avoid responsibility for those lawless outcomes. when it comes to abortion, judge jackson's record is extreme. i believe she would vote to strike down every single restriction across the country on abortion. i believe she would vote to strike down prohibition on federal partial birth abortion, a truly horrific practice opposed by the vast majority of americans. the supreme court upheld the federal ban on partial birth abortion by a vote of 5-4, one vote away. judge jackson, based on her record of being a radical advocate for abortion, will consistently vote to strik

nbc's keir simmons is in paris >> reporter: elation underneath the eiffel tower emmanuel macron's followers celebrating the first french president to be re-elected in 20 years. >> merci >> reporter: and by a wide margin 16% ahead. macron took 58%. marine le pen nearly 42%. it's 8:00 here at the macron rally and people have just gone crazy because they have announced the on the big screen. the exit polls how are you feeling? >> all good. it's a good future >> now we better seeing the result is so better >> reporter: the french vote for continuity amid the turmoil of war in europe and for president biden one less thing to worry about. biden and macron see the world in similar ways. marine le pen supporters devastated it was an unprecedented showing for a far-right candidate. underscoring deep frustrations across france over domestic issues like inflation, but tonight they booed the results and tonight police in paris clashing with protesters, angry over the outcome le pen's past praise for president putin weakening her appeal macron had compared a victory for her with the election of presiden

simmons back then commissioned a report that was eventually published in 2006 that actually laid outd's extensive ties to slavery in the slave trade and came forward with recommendations. we now sit, as you say, 19, 20 years later, and harvard has come forward with this report. that has been a new journey. but the report documents and extraordinarily extensive, deep history between the university and slavery that begins at its founding in 1636. almost immediately, harvard had a man who was referred to as "the moore" and was used to serve the students. he likely arrived in massachusetts on a ship named the desire, the first slave ship to leave new england, carrying captive enslaved indians into bermuda and the west indies where they were sold for various goods, including africans. harvard's ties to slavery begin with the founding of the institution. as the report lays out, harvard dependent upon slavery and the slave economy but in new england but also in the south and west indies, for virtually all of its history. harvard's history of slavery goes well into the late 19th century. i w

le pen, in turn, attempted to appeal to voters talking about surging prices and nbc's keir simmons was french college students. the students said both candidates missed the mark. >> do you think young people will vote as a result of that debate? >> i don't know. i don't know because of the risk for our life, our -- erased. >> erased? not there? >> the education, the economy, nothing for earth and for our future. >> now, for a broader look at that debate, nbc news senior international, keir simmons, has more. >> it was not like any presidential debate in the u.s. the two candidates sit feet from each other and stare each other down and the moderators introduce a question and let them go at it and there's a time under beneath them and sometimes the moderators intervene to give one side a little more time. so it was fireworks, but for many people here it does not appear as if it has made a huge difference. macron needed to not seem arrogant. le pen needed to seem competent. both seemed to manage that, although at one point macron made a gesture with a pen that some would consider insultin

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his when came despite opposition efforts to unite against him and who simmons has more from budapest, i think to all bye and has a landslide when and a 4th term in power. he believes he's defied the combined forces of western powers, the you and other institutions who he says all conspired against him. we have to ask the lord how it happened that we won the biggest victory when everyone joined forces against us at home. he has a mandate to continue defiance against the you and my will engage in more authoritarian policies or internationally. the faces further isolation. he claims to be neutral, one the ukraine conflict. yet in his victory speech, his list of opponents not only included what he called brussels bureaucrats, but ukraine's president of the laudermill zalinski too. and he refuses any military aid to ukraine, which conflicts with the policy of many e, u. a nato members that include neighbor and former close ally, poland. that's led to a breakdown in their relations. the main question for victorian will be how to restructure this alliance or recreate the alliance with poland

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest. now the lebanese government is considering using private generators to power voting centers. in next month, parliamentary election, lebanon has suffered from severe power or sought shortages. familiar at the interior minister says babylon state owned electricity company has asked for $16000000.00 to supply power for polling day on may, the 15th, as nearly 30 percent more than the countries entire election budget. the model i've got over can i help several meetings with a d l, which apparently couldn't provide electricity except at a very high cost. they conducted a study that showed an order to provide electricity on election day and will cost more than what the elections cost and leaping on and abroad, which is unacceptable. ah, challenges there with lisa hill, robin indo.

his early results give his party a comfortable majority in parliament under simmons reports from budapest tomb for victor oberon, who likes to think of himself as the strong man of yield. his supporters are elated . whatever the overall thinking hunger, his voters have given their leader an overwhelming vote of confidence. i guess your lives in case we look pretty good. we'd never looked as good as to night. i'm. if we won a huge victory from it can even be seen from the moon, but in brussels for sure. that last quit was aimed at the you all. bam is its biggest critic from within me model for the leader of the opposition. peter, mark his i, who had brought together 6 parties in the united alliance. it was a humiliating loss in his home town and the overall defeat for his alliance. there is no democrats in hungary, there is no free and for action. regardless of the result. only weeks ago, opinion polls showed mark his eyes opposition gaining support. the war in ukraine and all vans close relationship with russia's president vladimir putin appeared to be negative factors that all van toll v

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest voters in serbia, will head to the polls on sunday to elect their next president. they also vote in parliamentary polls and some local councils. president alexander view church is running for reelection. he's found himself stuck between maintaining close ties to russia and trying to get into the european union. french president emanuel micron has held his 1st election rally just 8 days before the 1st round of voting. his supporters gathered in non tear in the western suburbs of the capital. paris polls show a tight race between micron and far right. rival marine the pen, toucher. butler reports emanuel michael wants to win his 2nd term as francis president. and for now opinion polls suggest that he's likely to succeed at a packed stadium outside paris macro held the 1st rally of his campaign. the sentries leader promised more jobs tax cuts, and to continue with his pro, you agenda, and some we're a european nation and proud to be one. we are no one's vassal, we pursue politics and diplomacy that independently. we talk to everyone all the time. that'

andrew simmons, alger 0, budapest, ah, look at main stories. so now it cranes defense minister is saying it's forces every taken the whole of the kiev region from russian trips, but the russian retreat has left.

joining me from paris is keir simmons.the parliamentary elections in france. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. you know, katy, it's really a split screen here in france. there is the global picture and the clear success for president macron and then the questions, just to talk about the global picture and the success, there will be western leaders breathing a sigh of relief today because of course macron's opponent, marie le pen was someone who was a fan of president putin, not someone who likes nato or the european union. so that will have really shaken europe if she had been elected. she wanted elected. in fact, president macron won by 16%, so pretty impressive. but you're right, the big question here now is about those parliamentary elections. there isn't a lame duck president here in france. there's no such thing. in a way, it's a good way to understand it, will macron become a lame duck president if he doesn't get the political support in parliament, there's going to be a limit to what he can do. he'll still be viewed

closest in years opposition. parties came together to field a single candidate out as here as andrew simmons reports now from budapest. peter marquis xiii is leading an alliance of 6 opposition parties. they don't all agree on policy, but they're united in one aim to bring down hunger is prime minister victor all by monkeys. i is telling his people that all ben has split the country. he's made his close supporters, rich, and he's moving more towards the autocracy of russia and his friend president vladimir putin, rather than abiding by the use rule of law. the war in ukraine dominates this campaign. mark is i want to back later when the you in helping ukraine with military aid. but all been is telling his people, the opposition wants to join the world wide. that old man has been doing this forever. i would say that he has a little bit is that of correcting the nation, protecting the country. he has always been backing the opposition for 12 years or about has been waging war on everybody, homosexuals. they are to be thinking human in the roma migrant left. this brussels or man has been beatin

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest. serbia also headed to the polls today to choose our next president, the elections been dominated by russia's invasion of ukraine. president alexander voltage, as promised peace and stability as he seeks a further 5 year term. he's maintain close relations with washer, despite coming under pressure from 11 leaders to shift his dance. frances president, obama con, has held his 1st election rally just days before the 1st round of voting. polls show a tight race between milan and the far writer leader. marine le pen latasha, butler reports from long term in the western suburbs of parish. emanuel macro wants to win his 2nd term as francis president. and for now, opinion polls suggest that he's likely to succeed at a pant stadium outside paris. macro held the 1st rally of his campaign. the sentries leader promised more jobs tax cuts. and to continue with his pro, you agenda, newsome, we are a european nation and proud to be one. we are no one's vassal, we perceive politics and diplomacy that it independently. we talk to everyone all the time. that's what w

andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest, president biden's nominee for the u. s. supreme court to attend g brown. jackson is one step closer to confirmation. the senate judicial committee has sent her nomination to the full senate for a vote. if confirmed jackson would become the 1st black woman to serve on the nation's highest court. ah, this is al jazeera on these top stories. now ukraine's president says he expects many more civilian deaths to be uncovered in there is abandoned by russian forces. the new concern is what happened in bottom. the anchor region surrounding kid is growing outrage off the evidence. russian troops killed civilians in the town of butcher videos show st scattered with.

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest, now a neighboring serbia. the incumbent president is also celebrating reelection. it was a landslide when fathers, on the roach with 9060 percent of the vote. he says there are no plans to move away from maintaining close ties with russia won aspiring to join the european union. at least 20 people have been killed in a prison riot in southern ecuador for hours. hundreds of police officers struggled to contain the violence catalogue has arianne has more. oh, on the roof of this maximum security prison wing inmates in quinton ecuador come out for help inside. they say is too dangerous. some were evacuated, but most were tramped by prison riots. i found that has been an amount of ain't they all been waiting here for more than 20 hours? i've been standing here listening to the inmates cry out for help. more than $800.00 officers responded, but they struggled to stop the violence. the interior minister says tougher laws are needed, less gonzales left the muslim prisons unfortunately have become a permanent threat.

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest elections here today in serbia, where voters are deciding with a president, alexander butch, should have a 2nd tongue. as in hungary, re election lead up has been dominated by russia's invasion of ukraine purchase of ham, feigned on promises of peace and stability. elections to choose, the president parliament, local authorities are on the way of the capital belgrade. so more on the war in ukraine, just ahead the aftermath of russia's retreat from the ukrainian town bodies in the streets of mass grave. india introduces attacks on crypto currency, but we'll put all future investors ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to cover your travel packages today. hello, there. the weather's been surprisingly wintry and wet across much of europe over the past few days. and there's more of that to come, that we've seen exceptional cold up in the north. things are going to start to warm up, but it will be cooler in the south as those unsettled conditions. continue their rain . if we look to the northwest corner on sunday, we've got som

andrew simmons, al jazeera, budapest, and a neighbouring serbia, the incumbent president as one reelection during the campaign, president alexander vouchers tried walking a fine line by highlighting serbia's traditional ties with moscow. also voicing aspirations to join the youth is right the forces of arrest at 10 palestinians hold their calling. rioting and attacking officers. scuffles broke out made damascus gate in altar bodies, jerusalem late on sunday. the palestinian red cross says 11 palestinians will answer at least 6 people have been killed and 12 injured in the shooting in the us state of california happened in the early hours of sunday in the center of the state capitol, sacramento. and he said there were multiple shooters, but none are in custody. we have really limited information about 2 o'clock in the morning last this morning. our officers were in the area here at 10th and k, and they heard shots being fired. they responded to our scene behind me and located a large crowd. they found that multiple people, unfortunately, had been shot. and this is a really tragic situation

andrew simmons al jazeera, budapest was still ahead on al jazeera political limbo in pakistan. prime minister iran con, dissolves parliament and calls for new elections. and serbia's leader walked a tightrope over the war in ukraine is re elected ah, the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to cat book, your travel package today. still bacon in the heat for a large swath of india. however, one, here's the details looking at monday right now and we've got some new delhi in for a hiv $39.00. but i think you'll get another kick at the can for 40 degrees on to stay wet weather, more toward the south carolina. take you to bangladesh in the far north east of india. so winds off the bay of bengal are fueling some of the storms here. we've got a lot of moisture and humidity so that sparking some of these storms which will be severe. energy is also sliding across southern sections of the bay of bengal. look at this batch of what weather over them lay peninsula. so we'll continue watch that in the days to come, but it's gonna slide and slam rate into sri lanka. so a very unset

andrew simmons, al jazeera budapest, friends president, manuel macros held his 1st election rally barely a week before the 1st round of voting and supporters gathered in. not there outside paris. o show a tight race in macro on far right. rival marine le pen chinese recalled it's highest number of cobit 19 infection since the peak of its 1st way more than 2 years ago. or than 13000 cases were reported. 70 percent of those in shanghai, which is in phase 2 are locked down. most of the cities 25000000 residents are under stay at home, orders. ah, dr. krycek, at the top stories here on al jazeera, disturbing footage as emerged from the ukrainian town of butcher near cave. it shows bodies dressed in civilian clothing strewn in the streets. after russian forces withdrew, ukraine says its forces of now re taken entire cape region, worn out not as, as rob mcbride in the bid. according to the mayor of this town and i told the federal oak he, we have spoken to him.

i'm samantha simmons. our top stories...issiles — borisjohnson pledges more support to ukraine after talks with president zelensky in kyiv. there is a huge amount to deal to make sure that ukraine is successful, that ukraine wins and that putin must fail. ten humanitarian corridors are agreed to help thousands of ukrainians flee the war. one is providing an escape from mariupol, which has been described as "hell on earth". in other news, angry scenes in pakistan's parliament between supporters and opponents of the prime minister, imran khan, ahead of a vote of no confidence. commander making his way down and

but first, here's dan simmons has been looking at how solar could help the energy price crisis.ugh most of us like the idea of clean energy, so far we've not been persuaded. maybe it's because we don't own our own roof. or it's the upfront costs. maybe we are thinking of moving and feel we can't take solar panels with us. or just those glaring large slabs isn't quite the look we're after. so i've been to the homes of two british start—ups. who want you to look again. this is the solivas arc. it's curves are wrapped in an organic solar film which doesn't contain any toxic substances nor rare earth materials that could require mining. and so it has a much smaller carbon footprint than traditional panels. and that's not all. now, the arc is designed to capture sunlight throughout more of the day. and that is partly because it's got five surfaces on which to harvest energy. and this curved design means that usually it has a sweet spot which is very useful at the start and end of the day in particular. i think it looks quite futuristic, and if solar sculptures like this were to catch

keir simmons is in moscow this morning where russia is cracking down what reporters could say under threateporter: good day to you, reporting to ppoland. opinions here has harden in support of vladimir putin of what he's doing in ukraine. many visiting the red square today saying they agree of what russia calls special military operation. a disconnect of putin's image inside and outside of russia. russia state television accuses the west of fake news of ukraine. every one we spoke to supports russia's role. in europe's latest conflict. >> reporter: do you support president putin? >> yes, of course we support the president's decision. and we showed her the local newspaper, he says the operation in ukraine is under control. they seen a 20% increase in president putin's approval rating from november to march. it is now above 80%. >> reporter: from november putin's approval rating is 63% and then it jumps to 83%. over the same months russian's negative view of america have soared. this conflict strengthening patriotism and negative feelings towards the west. >> all being strengthen. >> reporte

nina simmons, the amazing sisterhood of support and lifelong friendship that began in a college dorm 35 years ago. they will all join us tomorrow night. that is tonight's last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, more moves to isolate moscow as putin's war rages on. new evidence of atrocities and ukraine begging for more weapons. and history on capitol hill, as the senate confirms ketanji brown-jackson to the supreme court. set to be the first black woman to sit on the high court. and the manhattan da says he's still investigating former president trump, while the doj reportedly plans to dig into those boxes of records taken to mar-a-lago. as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight, the nation marked a historic supreme court confirmation. while thousands of miles away, russians war on ukraine's entering a new phase. the conflict is entering its 44th day, ukraine has escalated warnings to residents and the eastern part of the country ahead of what is expected to be an onslaught from russian f

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nbc senior international correspondent keir simmons is just north of paris. good morning >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. this is a small corner of france it's no exaggeration to say that every french vote today could change history behind me, you can see one of their transparent ballot boxes a nice little routine here every time someone votes, the official shout "voted! voting under way this morning in a polarizing french election that could shatter president biden's hard-won western unity over ukraine the ballots, a choice between current president macron or the currently president emmanuel macron or upending politics here with the far right's this man is for le pen. it's time for change, he says. anti-establishment marie le pen. this man is for le pen it's time for change, he says. >> we have tried everything, socialist, communist, conservative, the center right, center left. it does not work >> i would say macron is less dangerous, because also le pen t has a lot of like politics against immigration and against rights of the immigrants >> reporte

keir simmons is in paris. >> reporter: the populist leader, marie le pen with surging sort from a flagar ii. why do you support marie le pen? for immigration? >> yes. >> she's glorious. >> reporter: she's glorious? >> yes. >> pen was quickly to congratulate president trump in 2016 riding a familiar anti-establishment wave. for the current president, polls suggest he'll hold on to power. listen to how reluctant she is to admit she'll vote for him. >> reporter: the other candidate, not macron. >> no. >> reporter: you don't want to say the name? >> no. because it's not my political -- >> reporter: le pen has focused on the soaring cost of living and posts pictures on social media with her cats. the candidates clashing for the first time on television this week. >> reporter: we watched a vote, they don't like macron and they definitely don't like le pen. >> macron accused her with financial ties to putin and she called him elitist. >> none of them talked about how difficult it is to be a young person in this country. >> reporter: macron fighting for every vote. >> if you vote le pen, you v

. >> joining us live from paris, correspondent keir simmons. >> kier is always struck how humble am.just like macron. so, kier, get us updated with what is the feeling the morning after right now in paris about macron's big victory? >> reporter: i wondering whether we would carry on this. macron was humble yesterday for a reason, though. it is political expedient because of how divided france is. so he came out to try to say we need unity in this country. we have just moved to the court yard of the ukrainian catholic church here and you could imagine the numbers of refugees they've seen this far away from ukraine. women and children with their husbands back in ukraine still fighting. we've been talking to the bishop here. you could imagine the relief here, most of all of anywhere in france over the fact that the french have not elected a woman who expressed open admiration for president putin. i think that same relief will be felt in many western capitals that, that this was not a change election with so much turmoil in europe as it is. and you know, you're right, joe, this is a real

ben simmons watched the nets play in to the eastern conference playoffs against cleveland. kyrie hit his first 12 shots. even jay z was impressed. brooklyn won this play in game. 115-108. they face the celtics next. >>> western conference, minnesota in white with patrick beverly. hosted the clippers. edwards was feeling it. a crowd pleasing jam, minnesota won this play in game. 109-104. they move onto face memphis. >>> nhl a lot of issues between nashville and the sharks in white. left standing at the finish and tennessee. it took an overtime number. the first goal of the game won it. predators survived last night. 1-0. sharks next play at chicago. my big take away this morning has to be alyssa. first woman in major league baseball history to be hired by a major league staff and then last night first woman in major league history on the field, coaching in a big league regular season game. great stuff. that's enough. we will see you later. >> that's big deal. >>> 5:47 is the game. coming up,. >> a search underway in new york estimate the person police are looking for after a

nbc's keir simmons, thank you very much. live from paris this morning. >>> all right. intensifying their attacks on the steel plant in mariupol, where thousands of ukrainian fighters and civilians are holed up. speaking to the "new york times" yesterday, the commander of the battalion, an ultranationalist part of the national guard defending the factory, said despite continuous russian assaults, the plant is still under their control. but he said his fighters and civilians are short on time and are willing to leave the city if they are guaranteed safe passage. he added, quote, there's nothing left to defend. he also said ukrainian fighters have been inside the sprawling plant since march 1st. noting their stock of ammunition is dwindling, and they are running dangerously low on food and water. the commander appealed to ukrainian leaders to save the lives of his fighters and civilians, saying, quote, we can't get out ourselves, not without help. meanwhile, new video released by the battalion shows the deplorable conditions civilians inside the factory are facing. a todd