a this is a tweet from a man called joe walsh walsh is a political extremist who for a brief time was once a memberri of congress from suburban chicago. walsh is known for his willingness to say anything that might help the democraticy party whether or not it'swh true . well, last night he lived upp to his reputation. here's walsh's tweet. cla he claimed that this was a verbatim quote from our show . quotes what if these bodies of tortured dead civilians were stagedns a? what if they're fake? what if ukrainian military killed them and then blamed russia? laiai'm not taking any of this s true . i'm just asking questions. why can't we ask these questions and so immediately the usual partisan hyperventilating story read from msnbc. congressman ted tsou from california seized on the quote to shownc oncee again that this show is a tool of vladimir putin. they're working forwo the russians, arrest them tar and i'm adam kinzinger who is easily aroused, posted this on twitter i. >> we have people likerl tucker carlson in essence just asking questions. that's his thing, youut know, about wheth

so everything about joe walsh's tweet is a manufactured lie.isinformation as they now say. here is the funny thing, twitter let it stand. the tweet is up now. now, we might have responded to walsh on twitter, but we couldn't do that because we've been locked out of our own twitter account for more than a week. why? because we suggested joe biden's most famous admiral rachel lavine was born a man which is actually true but twitter banned us any way see how that works? take one side off the field so the other side wins. you get to lie with impunity and after a while, a lot of people believe your lies because why wouldn't they? your lies are all they hear. that's how it works. in our case, joe walsh's tweet is hard leight end of the world. we have a tv show we're using that show to respond to joe walsh right now. thanks to fox news, we can say exactly what we think is true and we try to, but that's a rare privilege at this point in the country's history. very few americans could speak honestly in public. they've been silenced by threats or simply

those people that matt walsh is up against, host "the matt walsh show" and he joins us tonight. problematic by amazon. i know, it is bad faith. [laughter] what do you make of this? >> i'm an abuser of amazon's system of them apparently as. look and i listen to describing my book as "johnny the walrus" in one clip, one of the guys breaks down in tears. and i'm thinking to myself, first of all i am a humble children's author and frankly, i think their behavior to me is marginalizing me and validating my spirits as a children's author, but also the book, it is about true self acceptance, okay come a boy who identifies as a walrus. his mother goes along with that but at the end you should ask help yourself for who you truly are and who you biologically or appear the thing is a message of self acceptance. when i was a kid that was the most common message and books that we read. it is just now on the left, with a force on kids is actually rejecting who you really are in favor of a delusion. so that is -- >> tucker: it it's a little weird if you rent the biggest book company you would

walsh says they face great risk while the authorities try to reunite them.e also called for a ban on adoptions of children who have been uprooted in the war. >> areuch more vulnerable when they have to cross a border and are at risk of trafficking. and this moratorium we are calling for and to epnsure that we have proper safeguarding measures at those boards are absolutely critical to avert what essentially could be a european trafficking boom which is -- which is something we absolutely need to avoid. >> he mentioned a girl named sophia. she used to live in the eastern region of donbas, but fled to another city several years ago because of the constant threat from the conflict between pro-russian militants and ukrainian government troops. according to walsh, she is still in ukraine but was forced to relocate again with her family. >> trauma in a child or ute stress varies from child to child but there was intense emotion coming from sophia. she was physically shaken. if sophia does not get that help now, this is going to aect her not just in the short-term

so everything about joe walsh's tweet is a manufactured lie. it's pure disinformation as they now say. here is the funny thing, twitter let it stand.

tell us about the jobs report and what secretary walsh had to say, ron?aid the labor force participation rate went up. it is 1% point below where we were prepandemic levels and wages are going up and keeping pace with inflation. i would argue it was a very good number and political affiliations, it is hard to suggest that we have not come almost completely back from a labor market perspective to where we were before the pandemic. there are still more open jobs than there are unemployed americans. we need people with more than anything else with respect to how the labor market is functioning. >> the whole issue, ron, of inflation showed prices rising 6.4%. how do you see this turning up? it does not seem as though inflation is just a transitory thing that we are going through. >> yeah, i wish the fed never used that word. i think it is temporary in the sense that if we were to restore supply chains to where they were prepandemic and we had cars that is were available. we did not have a 5.8 million unit shortage of homes relative to current demand. if those

and having that final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal according to city's kiera walshp, we never really had the... i never seen the stars of today playing at wembley, so i think for us, it's unbelievable. and to see the young girls at the games and all the city fans — you can hear them now — yeah, it's an unbelievable feeling, it's a special moment for everyone and, as i said, we're all really looking forward to it now we've got the win. this doesn't define our season. it's been _ this doesn't define our season. it's been a _ this doesn't define our season. it's been a really positive year for us here _ been a really positive year for us here at— been a really positive year for us here at west ham, and we have three games— here at west ham, and we have three games are meeting in the league. in a z to— games are meeting in the league. in a z to the _ games are meeting in the league. in a z to the girls, three chances to be awesome. so let's try our best to be our— be awesome. so let's try our best to be our test— be awesome. so let's try our best to be our best in the n

those people that walsh is up againstt use those to matt walsh show and of course an amazon bestseller. he joins us tonight. this book is m deemed problematc by amazon. i notice it's in bad faith. that's the what do you make? i'm a i'm an abuser of amazon system apparently as well. look, when i when i listen to them, they're describing my boat journey the walrus as traumaticescr hateful triggeg at one point in the clips which i really enjoyed watching one of the guys breaks down in tears and i'm thinking of myself first of all, i'm just a humble children's author in a cardigan and frankly i think their behavior towards me isdr marginalizing me and invalidating my lived experience as a children's author. bute an also the book is just is about it's about true self acceptance. e, it's about a boy who identifies as a walrus and his mother goes along with it. then they both learn at the end that you should accept yourself for who you truly are, who you biologically are. and the thing isare an your mese ofy o self acceptance.lf that was a when i was a kid that was the most common message in

city's first came from a combination of hero walsh's opportunism and ellen white's reactions.y martha returned with a goal. the deficit was cut in half by half—time. west ham back in the game in a compass and they have never won, a record that could remain after lauren hemp made it two once again. she fired him once more in stoppage time tub with city clinging onto the last piece of civil war they can win this season. no doubt about it, this result was massive. ben croucher, bbc news. it's chelsea or arsenal who will await manchester city in the final at wembley. they meet tomorrow. and having the final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal, according to city's kiera walsh. i think when i was growing up, we never really had the... i never saw the sides of the date playing at wembley, so it is unbelievable. to see the young girls at the games and all the city fans, you can hear them now, it is an unbelievable feeling, it is a special moment for everyone and, as i said, we are all really looking forward to it now that we've got to win. it's also a big weekend of cup a

fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge.manager sean dyche withjust eight games of the season to go. dyche was the premier league's longest serving manager, having joined the club in 2012. he leaves with burnley in the relegation zone and four points from safety. joe root has stepped down as the england men's test cricket captain, after five years. his position had been in doubt since a humiliating 4—0 drubbing in the ashes, followed by defeat at the hands of the west indies. root has the record for the number of test series as captain but has secured only one victory in the last 17 matches. patrick gearey reports. sometimes you don't need scores or even words. just a face. this was joe root at the end of england's series defeat to west indies last month, theirfourth in a row. and that would prove to be the end of his captaincy. this morning, a statement marked the close of a five year innings. root said, i have loved to leading my country, but recently it's hit home how much of a toll it's taken me and the impact it's had o

labor secretary marty walsh tells me what's really going on. >>> and as we celebrate the confirmation of judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court, we'll reflect on her journey, and the moment we knew she was done with republican foolishness. we call it the look. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." >>> this sunday, we begin with british prime minister boris johnson's surprise visit to kyiv on saturday. the prime minister met with president volodymyr zelenskyy and made this promise to the people of ukraine. >> we will give you the support that you need, the economic support, but also, of course, the defensive military support. >> johnson's visit follows a trip by the president of the european commission and other high ranking eu officials on friday showing their support for ukraine by traveling to that nation's capital. meanwhile, vladimir putin's frustration with the progress of the invasion is growing thinner by the day. he's now appointed a new general as the top battlefield commander. international outcry is growing over a friday attack in which at least 52 peo

in later from the white house, secretary walsh. tom: we will open up the conversation. let's go back to mike mckee where he gets a moment to look at the data. what is the distinction at 8:41? michael: what good piece of news for the federal reserve's they had put in this new framework to try to bring down unemployment for minority groups and they were concerned about having to abandon that to fight inflation. the employment rate for black americans's nap capital 6.2%. it was just in the fives before the pandemic started. there was a drop of 6.6%. for asian, 2.8. whites come in at 3.2%. for hispanics 4.2%. everything dropping on that side and it looks much better for the fed in terms of having to retreat from running the economy hot. tom: thank you so much. a headline coming out. capital group of los angeles is truly one of the great activist managers. they activated last week and the report is they are seen as a seller of that enormous block of barclays shares. it is important for our global wall street audience to identify that with the capital group of los angeles. gi

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this is the area that nick payton walsh was in. of course, in kyiv, we have those missile strikes you m mentioned so what everybody is doing here is trying to grab as much territory as they possibly can so let's focus a little bit on the south right here. this area is critically important, of course we have mariupol where we have that massive siege of the asovstal steel works, that is tieing up a lot of russian troops here but when they have this territory, they will then have this land bridge that they are talking about so it's a matter of getting this and it's not just the volume of territory, but it's the type of territory, so if it connects one side to the other, that's a plus for the russians. if the ukrainians can do things like this where they're gaining territory at the expense of the russians even if it's a little bit like right here, that's still is a plus for them so the big effort is to gain as much territory as quickly as possible just in case, at some point, there is some kind of a negotiation that takes place and the

nick paton walsh is in central ukraine. what's the status of these evacuations? >> reporter: we have russian state media and ukraine military officials on the ground saying something pretty similar. which is 20 people, six of them children, according to the ukrainians, injured, women and children, have managed to begin their evacuation out. now a ukrainian commander on the ground there has talked about how the evacuation was supposed to start at 6:00 a.m., they didn't get through till 6:25 p.m. what is unclear at this stage is which direction the evacuation is going. there are two, jim, one is towards ukrainian held territory to the east of where i'm stand standing and the other is east into russia where tens of thousands of people from mariupol have been forcibly taken and put through filtration camps there. definite, awful choice for -- or not choice directions for those initial evacuees and a lengthy journey ahead. but possible glimpse of light here after multiple occasions where the corridors have not come off that maybe something might be changing. i think t

matt walsh is the host of the mat will show and joins us tonight. matt, thank you for joining us. to hear the sitting president, the greatest, most inspirational, uniting president we have ever had, has announced he is running for reelection and nobody says anything, what is up with this? >> yeah, it is pretty scary. of all the footage you can play of the president tottering around like a lobotomy place into, i think the thing that will live in infamy and encapsulates the presidency is footage at the easter egg roll, where joe biden is being shuffled around, led around the white house lawn by a staffer dressed as the easter bunny. i mean, he is being led by the easter bunny, it is the most pathetic footage of a president i think we have ever seen. that is only because we do not have footage of joe biden soiling himself in front of the pope, allegedly, allegedly. although i guess on the plus side, somebody is in charge, if it is the easter bunny, i would prefer santa claus, i suppose. the thing is, for the democrats, they are kind of between a rock and a hard place because they hav

fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge.ria, has been found guilty in the united states of hostage taking and conspiracy related to the murders of four americans in syria. el shafee el—sheikh was part of an is militant cell dubbed the beatles by hostages because of their british accents. the british aid worker david haines was one of the hostages who was executed by the islamic state in 2014. his brother mike has been speaking to our reporter steve swann. david was my little brother. hejust had this charisma around him. he was a bubbly person. he drew people in. when david started talking with refugees, he changed. we saw for the first time a sense of purpose. he had found his calling. then you heard the news he'd been kidnapped. yeah. i thought it was the worst day of my life. having to tell my mum, our mum, our parents, our family that he had been taken. ijust couldn't imagine anything worse. we firmly believed that once isis knew that they had british and american hostages, they were dead men walking. itjust took them 18

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walsh we will talk about the first results of this meeting at the rammstein base.you think it will help ukraine to speed up the victory over the russian federation in this war? it is a very important step. and we saw in particular that germany has already started to send its combat vehicles. we have also seen the concerted actions of many latin countries, an observer even saw a minister from israel at this international meeting, there is an understanding that the war is long and accordingly we are starting 25 support which will be needed by ukraine in the next month, recently the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, stated that in recent days, ukraine has in fact entered a new, fundamentally new phase of transferring the armed forces of ukraine completely, almost to nato weapons. to become a really important step on the way to the fact that ukraine will still be able to become a member of the alliance in the future, first of all, the mid-term representatives are a very important step because there are still a lot of restrictions in in ukraine, it

cnn's international security editor nick paton walsh joins me now.ou're in a southern city, where russian forces are trying to move on. what are you seeing? what's the latest. >> reporter: there's been an intense back and forth in the remote farming villages on the outskirts of the key ventilator hub, the hometown of ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, and there are fortifications around it, as we speak. a fear that this may be the target of that intensive push from the southern city of kherson that's been moving up the west-hand side of the donipa river. that does potentially provide the russian military with a number of options. one target could be here, the other could be linking up with forces to the east where you've seen the damage happening in lieu hand a push off to the wes toward odesa and mykolaiv. and also adding to those fears has been the thought of a r referendum in kherson, and repeatedly, there have been no signs of it happening at all, essentially a sham vote intended to provide that russian occupation there some sort of sense

cnn's nick paton walsh got very close to the front lines today. he joins us now. what is it like where you are? >> reporter: anderson, it seems the renewed southern offensive, up from kherson, where russia took and we are learning about plans for intensified russian control, that russian offensive is seeing some sort of progress. even the ukrainian military are saying they are seeing russians advance partially there and in the east as well. we saw ourselves what that looks like, particularly along the vital strategic dnipro river that splits this country in two. along the western banks of which it seems the russians are pushing hard to move north. >> reporter: if moscow had any surprises left in this war, it is along here. the other side of the river has been russia's for weeks. but here, the western side is caught in the fast-changing landscape of this week's push. that's the prize over there, the dnipro river, up past which on the left side bank here, the russians are trying to push, wanting control of both sides of that vital part of ukraine. here, we are told

7 year conflict. habit reports from santa to monk c, slowing on human between these and the solid walsh and is the most significant breakthrough in years. some flights from sun port or loud under the deal and field and ports can reach the hill areas. how to the fighting, coupled with the entry of full ships and the using of restrictions on the movement of people and goods in out and within the country. will contribute to building trusts and creating a conductive environment to resume negotiations for a peaceful settlement of the conflicts. the truth coincides with the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan. and it's the most important step in years. 2 words ending a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and pushed millions into hunger. the war has hurt civilians. the masts about 80 percent of emma's population now relies on aid for food medicine and shelter. many wall come the truce by remain is skeptical not to let the truces a victory for the many people cause it turns the focus away from the military politics over to the humanitarian issues. when the seller has an a

. >> joining our coverage tonight, cnn's nick paton walsh reporting on russia's new offensive in the south. matt rivers just back from a tour of chernobyl, where he talked to the world's top nuclear watchdog group about how close we came to a second nuclear disaster there during russia's brief occupation of chernobyl. also with us tonight, cnn's chief international correspondent clarissa ward seeing the battle in kharkiv. up first, nick paton walsh with the southern front. >> reporter: these southern fields conjure a pieces long past, a world away from ukraine's hell. it's quickly ruptured by russia's new offensive. sending waves of evacuees fleeing the growing unthinkable world of russian occupation. families for whom the shelling over the last two hours was finally too much. saying one of the villages were hit down here. the russians aren't close to them yet, but it's impossible to stay. a woman was injured there. anina was 3 when the last war ended, but doesn't know when this one will. hour by hour, everything changes. things are moving fast enough here that just 24 hours ago, a v

fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge.bserve ongoing renovations exactly three years to the day that it was badly damaged by a fire. the church's spire, frame and vault were affected. mr macron praised the progress of the restoration work and said notre dame, which used to host 12 million visitors a year, is on track to reopen for worship and visits by the five—year goal of 2024. his visit comes as he continues a campaign for presidency against marine le pen in the french election. the duke and duchess of sussex have arrived at the invictus games in the netherlands, after stopping off to visit queen elizabeth on their way there. this is the first time prince harry and meghan have appeared in europe in public together since stepping back as senior royals in 2020. prince harry founded the games to help injured military veterans. this year's games start on saturday and run until 22nd april. a reminder of our top story. russia has resumed its missile attacks near kyiv, saying it targetted a factory making anti—ship missiles an

fergus walsh, bbc news, cambridge.the season to go. dyche was the premier league's longest serving manager, having joined the club in 2012. he leaves with the club in the relegation zone and four points from safety. joe root has stepped down as the england men's test cricket captain, after five years. his position had been in doubt since a humiliating 4—0 drubbing in the ashes, followed by defeat at the hands of the west indies. root has the record for the number of test series as captain — but has secured only one test victory in the last 17 matches. patrick gearey reports. sometimes you don't need scores or even words. just a face. this was joe root at the end of england's series defeat to west indies last month, theirfourth in a row. and that would prove to be the end of his captaincy. this morning, a statement marked the close of a five year innings. root said, i have loved to leading my country, but recently it hit home how much of a toll it's taken me and the impact it's had on me away from the game." eventually,

even marty walsh is hanging. -- even marty walsh is hanging in a hotel in washington even though he mightr to be in boston. jonathan: what do you make of this with the press secretary, that in all likelihood there might be a broadcaster who i won't name this morning who's planning a show for her? joe: i find it interesting that most of the hard questions about this, there have been questions about a conflict of interest. you are at the podium delivering word from the administration, but it is also widely reported that you will have a program on a cable news network when your time is done. most of the questions have come from not what -- from that network. there's concerned about the perception of jen psaki continuing to do this and walking into a network with that type of potential baggage. i don't know. this could be a new look for this particular job. tom: a new look here. can you see annmarie hordern as press secretary? jonathan: are you auditioning her now? are you suggesting that is the political party she might want to represent? tom: i don't know about that. jonathan: what are you

host matt walsh show. joining he joins us tonight. matt , thanks so much for coming on . so you have to kind of wonder here the sitting president is like the greatest, most inspirational uniting president we've ever had has announced he's running for reelection. wh nobody says anything. what is this ? yeah, it's pretty scary. and you know, of all the footage you can play of the president doddering around like a lobotomy patient, i think the thing that willink live in infamy, a thing that encapsulates this presidency is the footage ncom over the weekend on easter ,the easter egg roll wheree where where joe biden is beingun shuffled around, led around the white house lawn by ay staffer dressed as the easter bunny. i mean, he's being led by the by the easter bunny. it's the most pathetic footage f of a president. i think we'veen ever seen. it's only because we don't have footage of joe biden soiling himself in front of pope. allegedly. allegedly, although i guess c on the plus side, you know, it means that so

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fergus walsh, bbc news. despite not yet qualifying. 0ur sports editor dan roan is in qatar. what can you tell us? good evening, es, amid what can you tell us? good evening, yes. amid all— what can you tell us? good evening, yes. amid all of— what can you tell us? good evening, yes, amid all of the usual— what can you tell us? good evening, yes, amid all of the usual glitz - yes, amid all of the usual glitz and glamour that accompanies a world cup draw, the headline news in dhofar is that we could have a tantalising prospect of an all british affair at the world cup later this year because in group b, england have been drawn alongside the winner of a play—off between either wales or scotland and ukraine. that match, because of russia's invasion of ukraine, has been pushed back until later this year, no earlier than june but if scotland prevail, it will mean that either they or wales will mean that either they or wales will play england on the 29th of november. let me show you the rest of the group as well bec

our medical editor, fergus walsh, is here. it is still a lot of infections.riant of omicron ba too. and one in 13 people in the uk is estimated by this very reliable survey from the office for national statistics to have had covid last week. one in 13 in england, unchanged from the week before and one in 13 in scotland, slightly down. one in 13 in wales and one in 16 in northern ireland. the ons says it is too early to say whether covid rates have peaked in northern ireland, in scotland and england, but it looks like we are very near the top of this wave. what matters is the impact on hospitals and it also looks like covid patient numbers, which are the highest they have been for a year, levelling off at around 20,000 and with about 1300 covid deaths a week. but nhs bosses are saying the nhs is under enormous strain at the moment. a&e seen delays that we normally only see in a very severe winter.— delays that we normally only see in a very severe winter. thank you very much, a very severe winter. thank you very much. fergus _ a very severe winter. thank you v

let's welcome the labor secretary marty walsh. mr.to the show, great to see you. >> thanks for having me today. stuart: go ahead, sir. i think that was a pretty strong report. lay it on me. >> no, it certainly was a good report. when you look at the economy and how since president biden has taken office 7.9 million jobs have been recovering. we saw an up-tick in labor participation which is really important number right now as we think about moving forward, so we continue good reports into 2022. we have work to do. there's no question about it, but it's always good to have a good strong report. we saw unemployment rate in the black community go down, latino community go down, the american-indian community go down, women went down, you know, as you said earlier, april is a good month right now. stuart: but here's the problem. you've got people moving around and getting a new job and when they get the new job that's all good, but then they get their paycheck and the paycheck gain is wiped out by inflation. it's a great time to be a work

one of those clubs ian walsh riley president of the club joins me now.ou for being here. >> thank you for being here. >> todd: walk us through happened. >> we returned to a social event afterwards to interact with him and mingle in the clubhouse itself. and literally, this gentleman who was posing as a maintenance staff member was walking around the club. he was basically casing the joint. when it was discovered he should not have been there, we took action after he literally ripped open a lockbox and ran out the door. >> todd: you confronted him and also detained for a while, called the cops, cops, and he tries to get away from them but they finally catch up with him. >> it was really hot pursuit. he took the money and ran out the door and myself and to members, christopher wright and rachel herman pursued him to about 86 street. that is when the police arrived. at that point, it was a little sketchy. you don't know who you are dealing with. this man, we later found out, he presented himself as a maintenance member and said he worked in the area and tel

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which brings us now to cnn's nick paton walsh.a warning first, his story tonight is very tough to stomach. nick, talk about what you have been seeing and hearing. >> reporter: well, certainly to the south of where i'm standing, there are a number of villages, particularly now, in the cross hairs of a renewed russian offensive pushing north to where i am. some of them, though, were held in fact earlier by russia prior to their liberation by the ukrainian military. and one story we heard involves the behavior of one particular russian unit in a village not far from where i'm standing. and as you pointed out, we should remind people this is a graphic story of quite horrifying content involving the sexual assault of a 16-year-old pregnant girl by russian troops who were only briefly in the village where she was living. again, i should warn you, this report does contain some disturbing content. >> reporter: it's from these gentle shrugs of villages, lazy and clean, in the green expanses of kherson region that some of this war's ugliest

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secretary of labor marty walsh. good to have you both. sean, i'll start with you.e has enacted since he's become president are some of the single greatest things that have been done in this country for the poor, the working class, the focus, the laser-like focus on the things that matter at the kitchen table from the rescue act to the bipartisan infrastructure bill. not to mention the signals that he sent by appointing people like martin walsh as secretary of labor. those things are being communicated, our members even the trump supporters are saying hey, wait a minute, this guy is really doing something for us. so we're on our we just need to keep the drumbeat going and ket through all the fake news. >> talk about the challenges facing the workforce the next two or three years. what are some of the issues that matter the most to you and your working members? >> for the building trades it is about economic development and jobs. the private sector investments in the pipeline and with the investment in the bipartisan infrastructure bill that the president got done af

nick walsh was there for you. >> reporter: if russia had any surprises left in this war, it is along here. here, the western side is caught in the fast-changing landscape of this week's push. that's the prize over there, the river up past which on the left side bank here, the russians are trying to push, wanting control of both sides of that vital part of ukraine. here, we are told there are a handful of russian tanks just over a kilometer away on its outskirts, pushing, but ultimately kept at baby ukrainian forces that still hold the town. resilience here embodied under the threat of rocket fire. i'm here until victory, she said. it's just her and her mother. okay. her mother and her are staying here. her mother says she's not going anywhere, and she's not going to leave her alone. all her windows are blown out, she says. ukrainian forces who don't want their positions filmed are dotted around the town. as to the signs of innocent lives lost here. rockets peeking out from under the water, and this boat in which 14 civilians tried to flee russian occupation on april 7th. four of them

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nick paton walsh, great to see you as always. what do we know about this small group that apparently got out of the mariupol steel plant? what can we say about more vacancies that cevacuations that be on the way? our previous guest was talking about how this may simply be kremlin propaganda to show they're being humanitarian to some extent. what do we know? >> reporter: that report about the 25, including six children, is from russian state media so it comes with that enormous caveat that it may be fictional. but it does fit with some other signals possibly suggesting that there may be the possibility of some kind of evacuation from one of the shopping malls there. that's been hinted by ukrainian officials. at the same time too, the presidential level, an adviser to the ukrainian president, has said that the russians have rej proposals there. there are 100,000 in the city, across it, so we're not always talking about the azov steel plant. but across the city, the threat of disease, frankly, because of the number of bodies there,

and nick paton walsh is there. >> reporter: the southern fields conjure a peace long past, a world away from ukraine's hell. it is quickly ruptured by russia's new offensive sending waves of evacuees fleeing the growing unthinkable world of russian occupation. families for whom the shelling over the last two hours was finally too much. one of the villages down here were hit. russians are not close to him yet, but it is impossible to stay. a woman was injured. and she was three when the last war ended but doesn't know when this one will. hour by hour, everything changes. things are moving fast enough here that just 24 hours ago, a village about four kilometers in that direction was the meeting point from which people would get evacuated. now it seems to be under fire and you just see panicked locals rushing into collect their relatives. distant tree lines are packed with troops. the blue horizon sometimes pot marked by smoke. there is a number of rockets here and you can see the damage of what they have done before. but somewhere like this has felt to 134 degree that it survived the wors

she recounted the account to nick paton walsh. and the details are harrowing. >> reporter: it is from these gentle shrugs of villages and xt panses of the region that some of the ugliest crimes are being dragged in to the light. this is dasha, she is 16 and was six months pregnant when just over a month ago russian forces came to her village here. her family were in the basement sheltering from bombs. the cold and the russians shooting in the air. at dusk, they brought the children out to the kitchen to eat where there were two soldiers, one drunk. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: his sober colleague and told the drunk attacker to stop, to no avail and left. [ speaking foreign language ] by then night had fafafafaen in cold house. she heard the russians say her attacker's name was blue, he was from donetsk and had a criminal past. he tried to attack her again she said until russian snipers came to help her. but still some of the russian soldiers in that unit even were disgusted by what happened and tried to move her and

joining me is kevin walsh, the president and cio of hennion and walsh asset management do you favor one of these? >> it's been a volatile start of the new year the first 68 trading days of 2022, 19 of them have involved a daily move of 1.5% or more for the s&p 500. that's nearly 30% of the time. so for those investors who are now looking to get their portfolios back in shape after a very difficult first quarter where the s&p lost 4 .6 %, we might suggest a barbell approach, incorporating some value oriented investments on one side of the barbell, growth oriented investments peaking up the most on the other side of the barbell, and then some defensive positioning in the middle providing for dividend income and downside protection i'll tell you what these days of short term bouts of volatility aren't behind us yet. >> you want each of these three in the portfolio growth, what comes to mind why should people have exposure there right now? >> growth has been the most beaten up thus far in 20 22. we saw a bounceback in march it gave investors hope i picked three stocks from three different s