and you know what anderson? we're already seeing states across the country, and particular in oklahoma, in florida, even arizona, we're seeing these states already starting to change their abortion laws. oklahoma has outlawed abortion. that goes into effect in august. they're expecting that the supreme court will overturn roe v. wade. so, these states are already taking action on what they expected from this court. and anderson, tonight it appears, based on what politico says is a draft opinion, it appears that the supreme court has five justices -- that is enough -- who have voted to overturn roe v. wade. no official announcement from the court, but politico saying they have this draft opinion, which indicates what the court will eventually announce here. anderson. >> and jessica, if that is in fact the ruling of the court, it would then be up to each state to decide, for politicians in each state, to decide what the law is in their state, correct? >> that's exactly right. and what's interesting about this poli

well joining us now is carol anderson. she's a professor at emory university the author of five books. the most recent is this one the second race and guns in a fatally unequal america. professor anderson you've written about voter suppression. this book is very specific. where did it come from? it really emerged out of the killing of philando castile. because here you had a black man in minnesota who was pulled over by the police and the police officer asked to see his id. following nra guidelines philando castile alerted the officer that he had a license to carry weapon with him, but he was reaching for his id as the officer. ask the police officer immediately then put five bullets into philando castile not for brandishing a weapon not for threatening him. but for merely having a weapon and then the nra went silent. now the nra the defender of the second amendment goes silent when a licensed gun owner is gunned down for no other reason than having a gun the nra that called federal officers jack booted government thugs af

>> oh, anderson, almost certainly. recount would be automatically triggered if the race is within half a percentage point and the margins here continue to be razor thin, currently dr. oz leads mccormick by about 977 votes, that's smaller than when we started today so a tight race, getting even tighter and there's not that many votes left to be counted. fewer than 10,000, that will continue over the next day or so, so we should know pretty soon whether this is indeed headed to a recount. >> so 900 vote difference between them, fewer than 10,000 votes to be counted. is there still, a i don't know exactly where all those 900 or where those votes come from, is there still a path to victory for mccormick? >> reporter: well, there is a path. it's narrow but there is a path. he would have to out perform his own margins when it comes to the remaining absentee ballots, his campaign also hopeful the military and over seas ballots will benefit mccormick then the other x factor which is undated ballots so ballots submitted on time

so it's a gut punch, anderson. i know so many of these families who have lost people and they don't like to hear that you know, 700,000 deaths. >> that's incredible. that more people have died since the vaccine than before the vaccine. >> yeah. exactly. i mean, and we know just how effective the vaccines can be. and remain and still to this point, we don't have enough people who have enough vaccine acquired immunity and we're learning more and more that infection acquired immunity can be effective for a period of time, but it wanes and that's why we continue to see these waves like the map you're showing now. a lot of people are looking at this in the rear-view mirror, but 45 states are heading in the wrong direction. >> what do you make of the estimate from the white house, the surge this fall and winter could result in new covid infections? >> these are models and as we've said, models are only as good as the assumptions you put into them. if you look at omicron, we were blind sided by it. delta surprised us. omi

>> reporter: they are, anderson. and they believe it's likely to happen next week, perhaps on tuesday, when state election officials say that this is within the margin, again a half of a percentage point. but talking to advisers, again, on both sides of the race, they both say the counting underway right now is more important than the recount because recounts do not usually change the trajectory of the race. so, the count going in is virtually -- is virtually important. but in the last hour, anderson, in lancaster county, 1,500 new ballots have come in. and the counts are largely staying the same. so, that is what generally happens. they follow the same pattern. but, again, the mccormick campaign keeping an eye on those early votes that are being counted today. they like how this race is moving. the oz campaign says they also believe they are seeing pockets out there. the reality is, anderson, the bottom line, neither side is confident of winning. but you have to give a little bit of an edge to the mccormick campaign

>> symbolically for putin, anderson, it's very important. so, this is the day -- this marks the anniversary of the nazi surrender to soviet forces in 1945. it was a huge holiday in the soviet union, celebrated with all kinds of parades. some of us remember. these were times when the soviets would show off their most advanced weaponry. they stopped celebrating it in the 1990s when the soviet union collapsed, when russia became a democratic country, partly because they were just -- russia was in a mess. and partly because they did have a kind of loss of national pride. putin revived the celebration of the mayday. so, for him, this is kind of personal. and the 60th and 70th anniversaries of the end of world war ii were huge celebrations in putin's russia. so, for him, this is a big deal. this is, in a way, the kind of symbolic way that he has revived russia, revived russian nationalism. so, it's hard to predict what this very unpredictable man will do. but there's no question, for him, the mayday celebrations are a very big deal. they are a sym

>> reporter: anderson, yeah. as you mentioned earlier, this is an area where ukrainians have been making progress in taking towns and villages around kharkiv. in those areas they're only a few miles from the actual border. they're telling civilians not to come back to those areas, a, because they're heavily mined and because they're within russian artillery range. russians are finding out they're well within ukrainian military range. one civilian was killed in this very tiny village 6 miles inside the border due north of the city of kharkiv. other villages in that area have been evacuated because houses have been damaged or destroyed. obviously there have been other explosions inside russian territory in recent weeks and really since the war began. ukrainians not exactly jumping up and down to take responsibility for them with one notable exception which is about two weeks ago or so that they didn't explicitly say they were responsible but a presidential adviser said, quote, karma is a cruel thing, anderson. >> u

>> anderson, just devastating. it took me back to columbine but much more so it took me back to what i experienced when sandy hook happened back in 2012, december 14. i was still principal at columbine, and i remember my phone ringing and just seeking advice or wanted my input. and it just took me back to that day. and the information coming in was not accurate. and all of a sudden they said there were a few that had lost their life, and by the end of the day, the count just kept rising. and just retraumatized me, as i'm sure it did so many others yesterday. >> i understand you called and you left a message for the principal of robb elementary school. what did you want to say to her? >> that, you know, i made a comment right after columbine. i said, you know, i just joined a club in which no one wants to be a member. and i just want to reach out -- columbine happened 23 years ago. bill bond who was the high school reached out within a couple days and said, frank, you don't even know what you need at this point. but

>> reporter: right, anderson. we have learned that at least 15 people joined the account that the shooter set up on the app discord in the minutes leading up to this attack. the 15 people, you know, they were invited by him. we have been told that already, that they were invited by him to join this kind of private online chat, this little forum on the app discord. and at least 15 people joined it. there could have been more who he invited, but at least 15 people joined it and were able to view his attack plans at least about 30 -- starting about 30 minutes before the shooting. according to "the washington post," there was a header on the top of that forum that these people were viewing said, quote, happening, this is not a drill. we had previously reported that he had invited a select few number of people to join that forum, that little chat on discord, where he basically laid out a diary of the plans he's been making for the last six months, including the fact he had surveilled this store, he had come here three

>> reporter: we do, we do, we're getting more clarity, anderson, what happened in those key moments between 11:28 a.m. and 11:44 a.m. on that day you'll hear more in a moment but what a number of people in this community, particularly those parents who were out here urging these authority to see move in quick, they are still waiting for answers why it took so long to take the gunman down. >> 11:21 a.m. tuesday, i just shot my grandma in her head, the gunman wrote to a girl he met online. it was the start of a shooting spree, seconds later he wrote i'm going to go shoot up an elementary school right now. >> the gunman took off in his 66-year-old grandmother's truck. >> she was able to run across the street to a neighbor and get help. >> reporter: crashing into a ditch at 11:28 a.m., two minute said later, 911 call reported the wreck and gunman walking toward the elementary school with a long rifle, his weapons legally purchased day before. may 17th, bought a rifle sporting goods store, next day, rounds of ammunition and on may 20th, another rifle from the same store, it was those guns he had

>> reporter: anderson, no, u.s. officials tell us not only were they not involved in the decision to strike the ship, they also didn't know whether or not ukraine intended to take the shot once they were aware it was in fact the moskava but the hints at how forward-leaning the biden administration is being in terms of the intelligence it is providing the ukrainians to allow them to take offensive action on russian targets in particular as we've seen this policy shift from not just helping the ukrainians to i to expel or repel this invasion but actively trying to weaken the russian military over time, perhaps generationally. >> just in terms of intelligence sharing between the u.s. and ukraine, are there limits to what the u.s. will share? >> reporter: yeah there's been pretty clear limits in terms of what they're giving the ukrainians, for one thing, certainly not willing to provide intelligence on russian targets inside russia. limiting assistance to inside ukraine and even inside ukraine some limitations, press se

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anderson. >> so what's their next move? >> reporter: well, the justice department came out very quickly saying they intending to appeal this ruling and the white house also chimed in saying they disagreed with the ruling. in a statement they said the authority to set public health policy nationally should rest with the centers for disease con control, not with a single district court. in this case they are trying to end a public health authority invoked under former president donald trump. judges ultimately blocking those moves. the administration saying today while they will continue to implement title 42 because of this ruling, they will also continue their planning in the event that it ends and if there are more crossings at the u.s./mexico border. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news now. house speaker nancy pelosi's hometown archbishop denying her the sacrament of communion because of her position on abortion. father james martin joins us to talk about it. >>> also the latest on the pennsylvania primary race that could

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well done, anderson. you're doing great. >> olena tells me without her husband, she doesn't feel safe spending nights here with the kids. >> we come back to the shelter for the night. i still sleep in the shelter. >> you still sleep there. >> i'm afraid of sleeping at home. i know that i just wouldn't sleep till morning if i stayed home. >> right. >> i will just stay on high alert, listening to the noise. >> uh-huh. >> and in the shelter, i'm like, okay, i close my eyes, and i can relax a little. >> have you noticed the kids changing during these last two months? >> oh, yes. they grew up a lot because they faced something that in normal life, children should not face. they are playing with, like, at war. and now it's like part of our life. today in the morning, taras woke up and said, mommy, could you please take a look at the news. maybe putin already died. that was the first thing he said in the morning. they draw united europe. they just crossed kremlin and russia because they're very angry what russia

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it takes poise. >> rachael anderson, a mother of four, had vanish. and it was a job of captain dan hally and the missing person task force to find out what had happened to her. >> rachael has not helped a bus? she's not in anybody's emergency room? >> no. >> you suspect foul play? >> absolutely. >> the investigators started working through their way through a list of suspects. starting with the men who wanted to be in rachel's life. there was the neighbor who try to take her out and had been turned down. he had an alibi. that left with the old boyfriend neared slim. who rachel said she was afraid. of but he could've count for his whereabouts when rachael missing. >> the former boyfriend was not playing out? >> correct. >> you had to follow all the leads? >> absolutely. as these thread started we, would follow them as we could. but charles capone was the one that was never dead in. >> captain dan hally had been suspicious of charles ever since rachel stopped by to make us talking complained about the ex-boyfriend. but that same day, rachael had also t

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anderson is black. donaldson is white. here's how donaldson responded to questions about whether his comments were race the. >> he came out of the interview said he's the new jackie robinson of baseball. i said it to him in years past. not in any manner than just joking around, for the fact that he called himself jackie robinson. my meaning of that is not in any term trying to be racist. obviously, he deemed that it was disrespectful. look, if he did, i apologize. i guess not what i was trying to do by any manner. >> joining me is bradford william davis. he's an investigationive journalist with "insider" and former columnist with "new york daily news." the context matters. donaldson apparently called anderson jackie several times during the game. do you think it merited punishment? >> absolutely. i mean, he's using the legacy of a civil rights icon to instigate. that's point blank enough to narrate a serious look from the league. anderson perceived it as a problem. his manager called it racist. all of his team stood up for

i nominate kat anderson as v.p. of the commission. >> i would like to second the motion. >> thank you. >> secretary: any other nominations for vice president of the commission? seeing none, nominations are closed. all those in favor for kat anderson to be vice president of the commission? >> aye. >> any opposed? okay. motion passes. i don't know if either of you would like to say anything, but the floor is yours. >> president buell: well, commissioner anderson, would you like to say something? >> vice president anderson: yes, thank you. i hope everybody can hear me all right. >> yes, we can hear you. >> vice president anderson: i feel very proud to serve with all of you, my colleagues on the commission. i want to thank you for another vote of confidence. and also really the wonderful staff that we have, the commission and the department. phil, you've built a great leadership team and all the people that work with you and for you and for all of us in the city, i just want to extend my incredible gratitude, my admirat

cnn's anderson cooper is in kyiv, ukraine's capital city. anderson, beyond those people trapped in the factory, there are still civilians, women, children, elderly trapped elsewhere in mariupol. are they getting out today, too? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, alison. the u.n. brokered a deal with russians to let the united nations and red cross help with evacuations. there's the evacuation for those inside the steel plant and then a separate effort to help those get out of the city of mariupol itself, which has been decimated by russian strikes. people have little food, water or medical care. nick paton walsh is in ukraine. do we have a sense of how many have been able to get out of mariupol today? >> reporter: limited, i would say. we certainly know that there seem to be, according to the russian ministry of defense numbers and some ukrainian officials, about 100 may be part of this convoy, images fed out by numerous news agencies, appears to be on the move under red cross escort. there's lots going on here. we spent a day at the reception

>> i do, anderson. i have a good friend who is on the front lines occasionally and comes back to the front lines again. and he told me a day and a half ago that he observed these u.s. howitzers in action. and he described how successful they were at great distances. he had described how they took out tanks, several tanks that he watched. you could see these actually happening. so, i am -- yes, the u.s. howitzers are there in action and are being effective. >> i wanted to ask you about the reporting on the targeting of the russian warship last month. sources tell cnn the u.s. provided intelligence that helped ukraine strike the ship with cruise missiles. does that level of intelligence sharing surprise you at all? >> it doesn't. it doesn't. intelligence sharing is maybe not as important as these heavy weapons. but it's certainly on the same order of importance. the real time intelligence that allows the ukrainians to combine the information with other sources -- they've got a lot of very good sources, an

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. >> that's right, anderson. the online diatribe that this gunman posted online has some detail, we're also getting detail from authorities. the authorities say he was able to purchase at least one of the firearms legally, the ar-15 that he actually used to kill people inside that store. but according to his own document, he also had a rifle and a shotgun in his car. the shotgun he claims he bought at a store in pennsylvania. the rifle was given to him by his father for christmas in 2020, and according to his own document, he planned to shoot other black people on the street with those two weapons in his car as he drove away from the supermarket after that attack. and all of this, anderson, he was able to procure these weapons despite what we mentioned in the mees, this mental health episode he had in june of 2021, where he made an ominous reference to committing murder-suicide as part of a school project, and then he was given a mental health evaluation, was let go after about a day and a half. despite all of th

>> i am very concerned, anderson. this leaked decision, even with justice alito's mention that he doesn't believe it applies to marriage equality, it, to me, is a clair yan call to people who are opposed to lgbtq plus equality, to marriage equality, to start something that would end up in supreme court so that they could overturn it. >> i just want to read the part of justice alito's draft opinion that politico released, which pertained to what you just said. he wrote, to ensure our decision is not misunderstood or mischaracterized, we emphasize this applies to the constitutional right to abortion and no other right. this should not cast doubt on precedents that do not concern abortion. he voted against legalizing same sex marriage. so, do you think if this did go to the court, i mean, if same sex marriage got to a case, another case, that went to the court, that he would -- he would be willing to overturn it? >> unfortunately, i do. you know, this draft -- this leaked decision talks about rights that are not specific

>> yeah, it's really interesting, anderson. it's maybe reflective of the fact that at the end of the day, cash talks, right? so they were maybe unique from other manhunts we have seen lately, in that they were walking around with anywhere from 60 to $95,000 in their pocket and to roll up to somebody's house who is trying to sell a pick-up truck on their front lawn and to be able to offer that person cash to walk away with a car is a pretty strong incentive do that deal. but it is -- it's getting harder every year to pull these things off successfully with the ubiquitous nature of the media and the ability to get the intelligence in the public in a lael real-time manner. >> yeah. i mean, chris, to andrew's point, the fact according to law enforcement a tip is what helped to lead to this arrest. and there were a number of tips over time. how often is that the way the fugitives are captured in the end? ? well, in a low profile case like this, it is a pretty high percentage probably up in the 90s. the marshal service did get a lot

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he felt like this needed his direct involvement, anderson. on friday he spoke with defense secretary austin and the director of national intelligence saying that the leaks needed to stop because they weren't strategic. he didn't believe they were being handled correctly, and he worried it's counterproductive to what the united states is trying to do in ukraine. >> thanks. >>> joined by mark hertling. i wonder what your reaction is to president biden's comments vladimir putin can't find a way out of ukraine or figuring out what his end game is going to be? >> anderson, if we go back to the very beginning, putin had about six strategic objectives, strategic goals in ukraine. he has failed in achieving every single one of them, executing regime change, controlling the black sea, destroying ukraine's army in the east, subjugate the population, increase economic influence in europe, and further divide nato and u.s. all of those things mr. putin has not been able to achieve from a strategic standpoint. so, what is happening now in this so-called ph

>> exactly, anderson. i am actually in a government-quarantine hotel. so immediately off the airplane, i depgot another covid test ande bus took me two hours away to this quarantine hotel. and once they open the door and sent me here, i haven't been able to step out ever since. there is a fear in china that if you open your window, if you go -- if you have the air con on, that covid could go through the events. there is also disinfectant outside this hallway. i can hear it, i can smell it. they are spraying it in the hallway every few hours. lot of these policies, not exactly science but still adhered to extremely strictly here in china. >> selina wang, appreciate it, thank you. >>> up next, a look into a cnn special on vladimir putin's motivation for invading ukraine. . one simple step. totally effortless.. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so

commissioner anderson. did woeful finds out who did this in 2018 and did anything happen. and can you comment on the renewed popularity of the golf course the last few years. you don't have information about cause of the fire. all i know it was arson. >> i don't know if anyone knows. >> yes. never suspect never caught. it was arson and we had -- the only we had trouble from time to time in the space unfortunately regrettable. and for popularity of golf all of the goff course are seeing a renaissance. it was a covid safe friendly sport. popularity is continuing. there has been some settle off as people go back to a regular schedule all of the courses are popular what is special about golden gate park 9 it is the beginner's golf course. >> and with the first t there there are welcome miles an hour first timers and kids. it it is a really a love low place. >> every time i have been there it has been busy and excited. jumping to get it built they recognize the challenges and have been busy the past couple years

anderson cooper, thank you so much for being on the scene for us. and to our viewers, watch "360" later tonight 8:00 p.m. for anderson's hive coverage from the scene. >>> just ahead, nba head coach steve kerr sounds off on the texas school massacre, making a plea for gun reform after yet another bloody mass murder here in america. jackie speier leaves big shoes to fill. i rose through the ranks to captain in the army. expanded access to education as a nonprofit leader. had a successful career in business. and as burlingame mayor during the pandemic, raised the minimum wage, increased affordable housing, and preserved our bayfront open space. i am emily beach. i'll take my real-life experience to get things done for us. i approve this message, and all these shoes too. >>> when golden state warriors head coach steve kerr faced the news media before last night's nba playoff game, he didn't want to talk about basketball. instead, he channeled the outrage and the frustration so many americans are feeling right now after yet another massacre. >> in the la

commissioner anderson. did woeful finds out who did this in 2018 and did anything happen. and can you comment on the renewed popularity of the golf course the last few years. you don't have information about cause of the fire. all i know it was arson. >> i don't know if anyone knows. >> yes. never suspect never caught. it was arson and we had -- the only we had trouble from time to time in the space unfortunately regrettable. and for popularity of golf all of the goff course are seeing a renaissance. it was a covid safe friendly sport. popularity is continuing. there has been some settle off as people go back to a regular schedule all of the courses are popular what is special about golden gate park 9 it is the beginner's golf course. >> and with the first t there there are welcome miles an hour first timers and kids. it it is a really a love low place. >> every time i have been there it has been busy and excited. jumping to get it built they recognize the challenges and have been busy the past couple years

let's bring in cnn's anderson cooper he joins us from kyiv, ukraine, as you have been describing about those people trapped in the factory, we don't know how many are still trapped in the steel factory. there are also civilians, women, children, elderly trapped elsewhere in mariupol, do we know what their status is? >> yeah, it's still not clear exactly how many people were able to evacuate and exactly where they are right now. the united nations negotiated a deal with the russians to let the u.n. and red cross help with the evacuations so there's the evacuation that you've described for those inside the steel plant. there's the separate effort to get some civilians out of the city of mariupol itself, which has been, as you know, decimated by russian strikes. i want to get the latest on those right now with cnn scott mcclain joins us from lviv. we just learned about the evacuations from the steel plant could not happen today, what more do you know? >> it's pretty difficult to evacuate anyone from the steel plant when you have constant bombing, constant shelling, constant fire from the

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donaldson called anderson over the weekend "jackie" more than once. someone made this point and it's a good point. if he says he said it in a kidding way, which is his point, you kid with your friends, you kid with your buddies, you don't kid with people you dislike, and he obviously dislikes him. donaldson did apologize afterwards. >> i want to hear from him, but let me just say this. there is a difference if someone is a friend, but you shouldn't just say, hey, jackie. i understand they have a history. this is donaldson talking about the incident after the game. >> i called him jackie, so let me give you a context of that. 2019 he said in an interview he's newt jackie robinson of baseball and he's going to bring back fun to the game. 2019 when we played with atlanta, we actually joked about that on the game. i don't know what's changed -- and i've said it to him in years past, not in any manner, just joking around for the fact he calls himself jackie robinson. so, you know, if something has changed from that, my meaning of that is not any term of tr

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anderson, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, thanks so much for having me again. >> had this meeting with your clients and perspective clients. are people concerned business is falling off cliff or slow patch you have to slog through it? >> thanks for the question, jim. what we're hearing, customer conference going on right now in denver had investor day yesterday, and investors and analysts walking around talking to customers as we speak i think our customers are realizing the world needs to change days of allowing data to swirl around your business without understanding the context and what you can do with that data to make better decisions are over pandemic just accelerated that my customers are telling me that digital functional transformation is number one or number two priority for spending i hate to be a nice to have technology solution right now, being a have to have is really important in this environment. >> for you there is a tremendous growth, huge number of contracts you keep winning do you feel the need to prioritize profitability like you wouldn't have a career ago >>

that's one of the interviews i mentioned to anderson. it's heartbreaking. a small town that will never be able to forget what happened. ever. there's so many unanswered questions tonight but we're learn more about the 18-year-old shooter and what happened yesterday morning an exclusive details about chilling warnings minutes before shooting started. the gunman texting with a teenage girl if germany who he met online describing how hi had just shot his grandmother. the grandmother was shot in the face but made it to a nearby home and called police. she's in the hospital tonight. his next text, i'm going to shoot up an elementary school right now. we've got a lot more to come on this in just moment. it tells you that this was an intentional act on children in their classroom. new tonight, also officials say the shooter was on the school premises for about 40 minutes to an hour before law enforcement burst into the classroom and killed him. we have video showing the footer throwing punches. a former friend and classmate said he received the video more than yea

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and stuart broad, _ bowlers james anderson and stuart broad, i_ bowlers james anderson and stuart broad, i would say, expect to see those _ broad, i would say, expect to see those two — broad, i would say, expect to see those two gentlemen in the england team at— those two gentlemen in the england team at lord's in about a month. joe wilson — anne robinson has announced she's stepping down from hosting the channel 4 quiz show countdown, after a year in the role. the presenter, who's 77, said she hoped her time on the programme has encouraged tv bosses to realise that not all women at the wrong end of their seventies — as she put it — were in care homes, playing bingo. sir billy connolly is to be given this year's bafta fellowship, in honour of a career spanning more than five decades. the comedian and actor, who's 79, will receive the honour at the bafta television awards on sunday. sir billy was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2013, and retired from live performances five years later, but has continued to record programmes and make tv appearances. one of fashion's biggest event

my name is penny anderson and this is my friend. your be us and we're both. very happy on that you've chosen out so hope to freedom for this location because what the ukrainian people is doing right now, the brain ukrainian people, is fighting and writing a note to treat it. so thank you for wanting to perform this song tonight. and good luck to you with a ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah . and that's all from arch 21 this week. we hope you enjoyed the oper gala highlights, take care and see you through with russia and i sat via the belkin state refuses to sanction russia. the majority of people that support hooton's war and don't trust the wes salvia wants to join the you. but he's getting close to russia during war time use in 30 minutes on d. w. a. it all started with a computer and a hole in the wall suit gotta mitra used to be a programmer, but for decades is fascinated by the way children learn. ah, and decided to build them a brand new kind of school, the school in the cloud in 75 minutes on d w. it's not a question of whether the next crisis

my name is michael anderson and i'm the board director here at the atlantic council. on behalf of the our center for strategy and security and for defense practice, i would like to welcome you to this exciting second installment of our 2022 series, a conversation with secretary christine wormuth on the

anderson says his latest achievement has been 30 years in the making. so when he was a younger man, he says that he dropped out of college due to financial reasons. he went to howard then. anderson thad his son for inspiring him to return and finish his degree. his son also a student at howard university. >> he doesn't have money trouble now. [ laughter ] he can afford it. >> the check, got it. >> you know what? so admirable when people go back to college because life gets a lot more busy. i tell young people please don't waste your educational time because things are hard early. >> no one can take your degree away from you. >> that's right. >>> speaking of degrees, one who has a good degree, what we know about the degrees is meteorologist kari hall. >> yes, it's been a little chilly out there these past couple of days, but if you don't like the cool weather, it's going to warm up, so we have a little bit of something for everyone in here, as we start out with sunshine this morning in san francisco, we're headed up for 59 degrees and upper 50s for the t