identified as robert chauncey from savannah. dramatic video from the coast guard rescuing one of the boaters. one of the survivors, a local business owner, mark siegel, was arrested and charged with boating under the influence in relation to the crash. abc affiliate wjcl snapping this photo, speaking with law enforcement saturday as rescue crews looked for victims. >> we watched the search and rescue team, the helicopter and the various boats look for the victims. >> it was just surreal. it just was extremely sad. >> the investigation into what caused these two boats to collide could take four to six weeks. mona, andrew. >> rhianno, thank you. >>> coming up, the shocking moment at the louvre. a man smears cake on the mona lisa. what the museum is saying this morning. >>> also ahead, dramatic rescue caught on camera. how a boy's neighbor jumped into psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some pa

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now the heroic passenger, darren hir harrison is telling his story to savannah guthrie. sam brock has the story. good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. last tuesday, darren harrison, a man who believes strongly in his faith, landed the airplane here against all practical odds. no flying experience. his plane went off the radar at the worst possible time. now, he is speaking out. for darren harrison, a career in home and business flooring sales should not have prepared him for this. >> i have a serious situation here. my pilot has gone incoherent. >> reporter: the pilot experienced a medical emergency and passed out. the 39-year-old stepped up, helping move the pilot over and grabbing controls with zero experience flying an aircraft. the question as he speaks exclusively with savannah, how did this go off without a hitch? >> everyone is amazed how calm you were. did you feel calm? >> i did. somebody asked me what i had heart rate or what i thought my heart rate was and i said, in the 90s. what about after it was over. probably about 160. the time i stopped the p

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>> savannah. >> savannah guthrie. with have a young lady dieing to meet you come on over she begged her mom and you get to also meet hugh jackman. >> hi. can i have a hug >> yes. >> it is so nice to meet you this is hugh jackman famous movies. >> who what >> tell us why you wanted to meet savannah? >> i've been watching since i was a baby and i wanted to meet you for the past 10 years. >> my gosh i am so happy to meet you. thank you for coming to visit us. >> we're happy you are here. >> this morning my mom woke me up and she was like are you sure you want to go and i was like yes. >> early riser just like us. >> happy to see you. congratulations mom. yeah here i'll do it. let me take one for all of you. >> i'll take it. you get in there there you go perfect. yes. >> thank you so much >> what a great day. >> -- meeting you. >> that was dool. >> thanks so much honey. >> mr. roker got a check of the weather? >> today's show bringing dreams true i love it. let's show you what we have gone doing for today. cooler highs in

five people, including a schoolteacher and several members of his family it happened on a river near savannah on what is typically one of the busiest boating weekends of the year katie beck has new details. >> reporter: hoisted by helicopter to safety, this is one of four survivors in a deadly boat crash in georgia, where five others lost their lives. >> we're going to need additional ambulance >> i have unconscious victims. undoubtedly coming to you, a possible third in the water >> reporter: a memorial day weekend tragedy unfolding near savannah, georgia, saturday morning, when two center console boats traveling in opposite directions collided on the wilmington river authorities confirming savannah history teacher his chris lefler, his life, lori and their sons 23-year-old zach and 17-year-old nate died in the accident. as well as 37-year-old robert chauncey. >> there's a lot of people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: chris, known as a passionate, caring teacher and football coach >> we just looked at each other with tears in our eyes, how do you go on? >> reporter: officials charge

ukraine's eastern dumbass region. heavy fighting has been reported in and around the industrial city of savannah, don yeske, or the regional governor has at least 12 people have been killed in shelly. moscow says it will continue, it's offensive until it achieve its goals. the battle for silverado, next it's capture would allow russia to advance into the other half of the don bass region. the shelling is constant. some 15000 people are believed to be hiding in shelters. is hello. hello is her 1st edition, 2nd, a 3rd minute area problems. the russians have reportedly surrounded. silverado nets on 3 sides. the governor of lou hands province has warned that evacuations are now too risky. still, some are seizing what could be their last opportunity to escape. while you're on the leg, now it seems like the front is all around it for i think he's around the death that we can see trucks from the army be the feelings around the senior. so it seems like the that to me is about to for elsewhere. and don bass trains are filling up as people seek the relative safety of western ukraine. since the war broke o

savannah, over to you. >> all right. well, we move now to the heartbreak. that is a good thing of this close knit community here in uvalde, texas. we are learning now about some of the young lives cut far too short inside rob elementary. families that did not know on tuesday morning that it would be the last time that they would see them. now they are claiming for those final hugs and kisses and holding onto precious memories of their children. >> a father's grief, and mother silent anguish. a young, boisterous family with five little girls now shattered. >> can you tell me about how you got this? >> she called me into the school. they try to get in the building and we just sat on the sidelines and watch this whole thing play out. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to be standing outside those doors just wondering. >> it's the longest day ever. it was the longest day ever. >> stephen garcia and jennifer lugo remembering their little girl ellie as they try to process her senseless death. >> reporter: what would you want people to know about your ellie?

"today's" savannah guthrie sits down with a passenger who became an instant pilot, forced to land a plane when the original pilot became incapacitated >>> and the kindness of a stranger lifts the crew of a local pizza parlor with a very generous tip some goodness on this heavy news morning. "early today" starts right now good morning i'm vinita nair. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera we begin with the latest round of devastating gun violence in america. overnight buffalo police releasing the names of the ten people who lost their lives while grocery stopping on a saturday afternoon ten people gunned down in what's being investigated as a hate crime. they range in age from 32 to 86. according to her mother the youngest victim, roberta drury, had been living in buffalo for ten years caring for her brother, who is recovering from cancer and 86-year-old ruth whitfield had stopped at the store on her way home from visiting with her husband at a nursing home. the community came together for a vigil honoring these lives tragically cut short for the latest into the investigation into the

aggression in you cried. meanwhile, on the ground, russian forces pushed deeper into the eastern city of savannah de nits authorities, fear it will become another matter your pulse, flattened by the relentless bombardment and war crimes. under the spotlight ukrainian prosecutors mate with international investigators. but holding the guilty to account could get harder, as more areas come under russian control. ah, i'm anthony, how it's good, happy with us. the european union has hand it down. it's harshest measures yet to punish russia for its aggression in g correct. after weeks of wrangling, the 27 member states meeting in brussels have agreed to ban most c born in ports of russian oil. by the end of the year, hungary opposed a total embargo because it relies heavily on russian supplies. some a you leaders said it was the best deal that could be achieved. victor r barn is celebrating his 59th birthday at the east summit here in brussels. the hungarian prime minister, however, already got his presence in the wee hours when your leaders agreed on an embargo on russian oil, but with exemptions for

one area where savannah leads. everything from the ports themselves and the real highways that connect them to the rest of the country. >> thank you for your work on this. i'm glad i was able to secure $11 billion for georges roads, buildings, highways, other critical infrastructure. i look forward to working with you on this and connecting these communities. >> thank you sec. buttigieg. i hope you will respond to those in user leadership to help prioritize those safety reforms that congress mandated. the exchange was senator cruz, the challenges we make as a flying public and the event you attended is that everybody got tested and got clearance prior to that of n. here we are on the planes not knowing what everyone's status is. my colleague senator scott and i continue to push forward on temperature checks at airports like sonar international colleagues have had great success on that. thank you for continuing to work on that. this hearing will remain open for two weeks until may 17, 2020 two. any senator who would

savannah >> can't get here fast enough. jo, thank you very much. >>> also this morning, it is election day across several dates. voters heading to the polls to cast their ballots in key primary elections with some of the most closely watched races in pennsylvania and north carolina nbc's kristen welker is setting the stage. good morning. >> hi, hoda, good morning to you. in many ways, pennsylvania is the center of the political universe today and today. and the home stretch has been filled with twists and turns the swing state is a major test for former president trump who's endorsed a number of candidates, as he eyes another potential run for the white house in 2024. it is also a key test of democratic enthusiasm, with president biden's poll numbers reaching new lows. it is decision day in battleground pennsylvania and a major test for former president trump's influence ahead of the fall midterm elections >> thank you so much for being here -- >> reporter: the republican candidates all trying to make the case they're the c

welcome to the program. russian forces of entered the outskirts of the city of savannah, denounced in easton ukraine. he says its troops are battling to hold their positions the street by street after days of intense shelling. very de netscape threatened by russia's post to kept the whole of the east and industrial region of dumbass. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski says almost all the cities infrastructure has been destroyed and most buildings damaged. it's fear, the city will follow mario, poland, fall into russian hands. a city under siege severely, danielle has been battered by intense shelling for weeks. now russian forces have entered the city and fears a growing that it may share mary paul's fate. thousands of civilians are thought to still be in the city, the largest in the loo, hence region, still held by ukraine. according to the mare, the relentless bombardment has left it impossible to keep track of casualties. with russia, bringing its overwhelming advantage in artillery to bear in its assault on the dumbass, ukraine is pleading with its allies to provide it with mor

savannah's b mr. mayor. >>. >> savannah has been looking forward to this interview. we'll get a look at this >> i'm coming back to get a little hunk of that. in the meantime, i'll show you what we have for today cooler along the mid-atlantic coast. rip currents along the southeast. record highs from texas to the plains for tomorrow, starting to inch its way to the east. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have much cooler than normal weather for us today. breezy winds and a mostly sunny sky. but we'll also have a chance of spotty showers and possibly some thunderstorms in the santa cruz mountains and in the parts of the north bay. heads up about that but then the rest of the forecast is quiet as our temperatures warm up. we're going from low 70s to upper 80s for saturday and for san francisco still that chance of rain, upper 50s today but 72 on saturday. >>> that is your latest weather. >>> we're back >>> we are back now 8:35 with your health. this morning, three signs women should not ignore. busy taking care of family and sometimes we put off

some 40 kilometers east of savannah. danielle . your clients, as fighting is ongoing, near the city control of the man would allow access to multiple road and rail, frederick bridges, which is so far impeded brushing progress in the don't pass. the invading troops made several unsuccessful attempts to cross a key river near the town in the past few weeks, sustaining major human and equipment losses in the process will ukrainian force as a dog in at the front line in the eastern dorm bass region. and they say that russia is now deploying more troops to the area every day with the landscape blue sky in the dark, and especially love hands region, the enemy creasing. it's not always that means every day and night like the task of re defined areas. you further to insert she never you and just areas in basra. v as in your client's capital key brings us more now on what's happening in the don't last. the russians of course, want to take over as much of then as possible to achieve the goal that the russian president vladimir putin has said

you have been to atlanta and my hometown of savannah. you have seen up close the overpasses, the highways, the bridges that help georgians get to where they need to go.. unfortunately, many of these bridges and highways were built directly through historic communities. without any concern for how it would affect the folks who lived there. disproportionately, affecting historic black communities. when we look at these bridges, these overpasses, it is kind of landscape history. it is the arc of our country. these projects contributed to poor air quality in the communities. they diminished access to jobs and economic opportunities. they literally split communities in half. they disrupted the rich culture of these neighborhoods. i was down in my hometown of savannah georgia and some of the folks who are older than me were talking about how the community, the very community i grew up, had once been a vibrant jazz community with restaurants and black businesses. all of this was disruptive. by i 16 that literally goes through the middle of thes

>> hello. >> hi savannah savannah -- >> -- daniel ratcliffe stepping into the shoes of the song parody hit maker for the upcoming biopic. here is a bit of that trailer. >> ready for this. >> yeah. >> hey, like a surgeon cutting for the very first time ♪ ♪ like a surgeon ♪ ♪ >> anyone got an accordion? >> so much about that that is just how i'm dieing to see "weird" set to start streaming this fall. so interesting >> yeah. >> finally we've been teasing this one for a while the class of 2022 rock and roll hall of fame inductees here we go performing category. congratulations dolly parton of course >> wait i thought -- >> congratulations to savannah's high school dreamy crush doran doran and the boy os doran doran -- >> going to be so good. >> lionel richie and lastly pat benetar. for five artists this was their first time on the ballot. >> does that mean they are >> they are in >> they will all perform they have a big show i went one year. it is so cool. >> the show is coming up first time six female acts will being inducted into kwun class including dolly parton who there was a

. >> from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hello everybody, good morning. it is 7:00 am on the morning. craig is here. we are getting that jump start on the holiday weekend. >> the unofficial start of summer is upon us. >> according to aaa, more than 39 million people going to take to the roads and skies this weekend. as you can see from this look in l.a., a lot of them are already getting started this morning. >> that rush coming amid another record high in gas prices. the national average is a lot higher in california. we've got a full stack of the dribble and weather forecast. >> but first the later story. >>> the latest out of uvalde, texas. the timing of the police response, some parents asking why they didn't act more quickly, and why the school was unlocked. >> eight has been a teacher who died of early tragedy, he sadly died yesterday. >> we have it all covered this morning. we will start with morgan, who was in uvalde for us. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: savanna, go

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they want to plant trees in the savannah, which is nothing like a forest. a savannah has lots of grass land on him and just a few trees. osland mccoy tanisha winter ships. and you have to be realistic if the trees would need watering, tending to muddle with millions or even billions of new trees. who's going to do that work at the fun semester and was a human fitting. that is all come you run him in western australia, a huge tree planting project is already underway. it's a landscape that isn't exactly welcoming for young saplings. the soil is dry, the terrain is uneven. salinity can be a problem for staff members of the environmental tech startup. lord of the trees. the work here is a challenge. planting trees by hand here would be extremely time consuming. that's why david tenet and mama hussein are using drone technology. a drone can distribute seeds evenly from the air quickly. when it comes to planting trees, can it believes drones are the future? it's a great, big balancing act. you know, can we replace the trees faster than people are destroying them

the one located in savannah. and oh, by the way, the one that is about to complete a $24 million hangar built for stealth -- for stealth fighters. unbelievable. in fact, they've invited me to the ribbon cutting to be held in september, the first of september. with the intention now of this administration wanting to close it down the 1st of april of next year. no wonder taxpayers get so upset about wasteful government spending. this is the most ludicrous thing i have ever heard. on top of that, think about the world stage that we're in right now. madam speaker, do you realize that we are potentially on the brink of world war iii? think about it. russia's attacked ukraine. an errant missile, a mistake, and they hit a nato country, all of a sudden it triggers article 5. all of a sudden we're at world war iii and this president and this administration are talking about closing a combat readiness training center? you got to be kidding me. we ought to be opening more. this is the most ludicrous thing i've ever heard. t

one has since been discharged, savannah. >> so disturbing, craig. the gunman now in custody. what are authorities looking for? you talked about some of the materials found and they've made no secret about the fact they believe this is a racist hate crime. >> yeah. manifested just two days before the shooting itself. the police commissioner said this is going to be a lengthy investigation. detectives scouring the shooters online profiles trying to learn a bit more about him one of the big questions they are looking to answer right now. just where he managed to buy the multiple 30 round magazines that were found at the scene. the magazines having outlawed here in new york since 2013. savannah. >> craig melvin in buffalo leading our coverage thank you, craig. >>> another major story this morning. the baby formula storage impacting families across the country and a new warning about how long this could last first nbc's jo ling kent joins us with the latest hey jo, good morning. >> reporter: worried parents are waking up this morning even more stressed out over this ongoing formul

savannah? >> jo ling kent. thank you. >>> in the meantime, soaring inflation at home along with political turmoil have migrants from cuba coming to the united states in record number this is year. nbc's morgan radford in miami with more on the desperate journey many are making and how those who protect america's coastlines are stepping in. good morning. >> that's right. this is the largest, fastest wave of cuban migration since the 180s, which continues to have a powerfully ripple effect on our history and politics here at home. >> reporter: by land, and by sea. one of the largest mass migrations in american history. nearly 80,000 cubans crossing the southern border in the last six months. nearly five times higher than the same period last year. and now on track to outpace the mass cuban exodus of 1980, that forever changed american history and u.s. politics. a journey happening again today. one we saw first happened. as we embedded with the u.s. coast guard. we're here just miles off the coast of florida this

. >> reporter: a memorial day weekend tragedy unfolding near savannah, georgia saturday morning when two center console boats traveling in opposite directions collided on the wilmington river authorities confirming savannah history teacher chris leffler, his wife laurie and their sons 23-year-old zack and 17-year-old nate died in the accident, as well as 37-year-old robert chauncey >> there is a lot of people that are hurting right now. >> reporter: chris, known as a passionate caring teacher and football coach. >> we just looked at each other. had tears in our eyes. how this happened and how do you go on? >> reporter: officials charged one driver, not on the leffler's boat, 45-year-old mark steagall with boating under the influence. the associated press reporting leffler's daughter and her friend were among the survivors. >> the community is going the gather around her because she is going to have a big challenge ahead of her. >> reporter: a weekend expected for celebration ending in devastation, leaving families and communities grappling with grief. catie beck, nbc news >>> nancy p

remind of our top story, this, our russian forces pushing deeper into the east and ukrainian city of savannah didn't ask. you cried, says its troops are battling to hold that position street by street after days of intense shy mo world nears at the top of the hour in just a couple of minutes. i'll be back though to take you through the day taking a closer look at russian force is closing in on savannah didn't ask. and if you run blake over russian oil and buck stops in just with ah ah ah, the vision of fully autonomous driving is closer to be realized thanks to a new technology by mercedes benz. the dr pilot is now an option for the u. s. class in the completely electric e q. s, and it's designed to take the pressure off of the driver, especially in traffic jams. i took it for its been read all in 60 minutes on d. w. o aah! or asia and lovers guided by vibrating asian cities. 5, a local artists in the unique experience of their craft join us for exclusive master classes with barnes. the asia starts to 1st and on d. w. every day counts for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to b

savannah and. he's in the military, he goes to onshore, as falls on top of the honduran women. and it was one of those moments where you feel like i'm vindicated with a book. but it is because these movements have happened for so long, we talk about them like they're new. but this is the history. and it's important to tell. when we see more recently, lots of central americans coming to the united states, that's not new. it's also the case that lots of, you know, people from what is now the united states went there. right? lots of the political history of central america is based in new orleans business. right? so -- well, one of the things that really struck me about the book is that it is a mixture of exploring figures, people we have known from the past. but, coming at them from a different point of view, also, as you were just talking about as a lyft driver, talking to every day people and sprinkling their stories through out. how did you arrive at that notion? >> i want to to kind of break the

savannah and. he's in the military, he goes to onshore, as falls on top of the honduran women. and it was one of those moments where you feel like i'm vindicated with a book. but it is because these movements have happened for so long, we talk about them like they're new. but this is the history. and it's important to tell. when we see more recently, lots of central americans coming to the united states, that's not new. it's also the case that lots of, you know, people from what is now the united states went there. right? lots of the political history of central america is based in new orleans business. right? so -- well, one of the things that really struck me about the book is that it is a mixture of exploring figures, people we have known from the past. but, coming at them from a different point of view, also, as you were just talking about as a lyft driver, talking to every day people and sprinkling their stories through out. how did you arrive at that notion? >> i want to to kind of break the

savannah and. he's in the military, he goes to onshore, as falls on top of the honduran women. and it was one of those moments where you feel like i'm vindicated with a book. but it is because these movements have happened for so long, we talk about them like they're new. but this is the history. and it's important to tell. when we see more recently, lots of central americans coming to the united states, that's not new. it's also the case that lots of, you know, people from what is now the united states went there. right? lots of the political history of central america is based in new orleans business. right? so -- well, one of the things that really struck me about the book is that it is a mixture of exploring figures, people we have known from the past. but, coming at them from a different point of view, also, as you were just talking about as a lyft driver, talking to every day people and sprinkling their stories through out. how did you arrive at that notion? >> i want to to kind of break the

so tough a gum laws is to to meet the victims, families the governor of savannah don't yet. can ukraine says that troops may have to retreat as russia steps up their assault. it's one of the last major ukrainian held cities in little hun screeching colombians head to the poles in the coming hours to vote for a new president. for the 1st time in its history, a leftist could win. paul's showing rebel turned politician gustavo petro is the clear front runner. alexander on pierre, to report from the capital bo, gotta the small army of police officers follow presidential candidate gustavo, paper wherever he goes. and stage men with large bullet proof shields stand on either side of him, a reminder of what he means to run for office in columbia. especially when promising a drastic rebuke of the status quo. we are on the cusp of changing history, columbia changing over his, she saw full of violence or fin, justice of social exclusion to the possibility of building a country at peace. as colombians head to the polls, the climate is less than peaceful. federal rise from to invest in

savannah. >>> lot more to get to. including the latest on that controversial shooting death of a respected journalist in the west bank. fearing growing about potential clashes as she's laid to rest in jerusalem today. good morning raf sanchez. >> reporter: i've covered a lot of funerals but i have never seen anything like this. police are carrying astics ks they carry her body out of the hospital and on its way to church for burial. we saw israeli police ripping palestinian flags off of the hearse carrying that coffin. they said they were responding to nationalist chants by the palestinians and to stone throwing. we looked very carefully at the video, you can see some people throwing stones. but from the edge of the crowd, not from the group that is actually carrying the coffin. the funeral and burial went peacefully. the israeli preliminary releasing finding of an investigation into the shooting. they say she was either killed by a palestinian gunman or shot by an israeli soldier. hoda? >> thank you >>> we move to wa

please give a warm savannah welcome to qian wang. [applause] in the episode of seid titled library cop a library investigation's officer named lieutenant bookman visits jerry's apartment the visit occurs because according to library records jerry had had henry miller's tropic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to jerry he returned it that same year. when he learns of the dilemma kramer is terrified. do you know how much that comes to? that's a nickel a day for 20 years. it's going to be $50,000. but when jerry corrects him, it doesn't work like that. kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. well if it's a dime a day, it's a hundred thousand dollars. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. and i'm going to try to do it justice. well, let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library. well that may not mean anything to you, but it means a lot to me. sure. go ahead la

pride and sorry to talk about some am much but that is my hometown of the things that i'm printed a savannah sport and report and how they showed remarkable ingenuity and adaptability in the face of the supply change challenges last year and for example they were e the ones who came up with the idea of using pop up container yours to unclog the port keep supply chains running i'm glad i was able to work with you in your office you worked well with us to secure more than a million dollars of the georgia ports authority to alleviate congestion of the port of savannah and in some of these off of container goes out of the funding of this transportation network support the departments national priorities for improving transportation infrastructure and restoring supply chain resilience. >> you rightly have a lot to be proud of, work is been done in the port authority in particular and savannah and appreciate you highlighting particular creativity and problem-solving the when into the context like that pop up over the temporary your is being emulated in the pacific northwest in oakland i think we w

the benedictine cadets in savannah have a rich history of success. on top of multiple state titles and multiple sports, they won a football state title this past season. that legacy of victory began with a baseball team that won the school's first state title, led by hank. at catcher, hank was a standout. he his -- his teammates referred to him as the general due to his tremendous leadership. he was four-year letterman in baseball, football and basketball and had many scholarship offers to play football from schools like the university of florida. hank chose to pursue baseball and was drafted by the los angeles dodgers right out of high school. after his baseball days were behind him, hank attended georgia military college and georgia southern university. he was drafted into the united states army and went to officer candidate school when hank left the military, he found a successful investment banking firm in boca raton, florida. in 2016 hank was honored by his induction into the greater savannah area hall of fame. he's remembered as being as good o

ah ah ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. russian forces push people into the ukrainian city of savannah. the next authorities fear the system could follow body of paul unfolding to the russian onslaught after weeks of relentless bombardment. also on the program europe divided up a sanctions on russian.

please give a warm savannah welcome to qian wang. >> in the episode of seinfeld titled library coppock, a library investigation officer named lieutenant bookman mrs. jerry's apartment. the visit occurs because according to library records19 gerry had had henry miller's tropic of cancer checked out since 1971. but according to gerry he returned at that same year. when he learned of the dilemma, cramer is terrified. you know how much that comes to? that is a nickel a day for 20 years. it is going to be $50000. but when gerry corrects him, at does not work like that, kramer gives a voice shoot a few that would have sent chills through my body as a child but if the dime a day it's $100,000. one lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. i am going to try to do it justice. let me tell you something funny boy, you know that little stamp that once it says new york public library? while that may not mean anything to you, but it means a lot to me. sure, go ahead and laugh if you want too. i have seen your tight before, flashy, making the scene,

the city of savannah done yet looks like it's his moscow's newest talk in the devastation. intent shelling has already destroyed critical infrastructure and russian troops and now advancing into the city. the lodge is still held by ukrainian forces in the region. thousands of civilians are believed to still be in the city. and lou hanks governor said the continent shelling makes it impossible to count casualties. the push confirms russian forces objective to capture the entire don best region, which the kremlin is calling an unconditional priority. the fighting has made evacuating besieged towns across the don best dangerous. but a groups of working to rescue the sick and injured watching program. most of them of wounded people who i've okay in uh from the hospitals. sir, i in eastern regents the tumult safe fennimore, and to leave upgrade them to the hospitals in western ukraine and believed that no fil and dis on auto for that of them and to give them proper medical care. amid the russian onslaught, keith is counting his victories on sunday, present zalinski visited the war ravaged city