) >> tatyana: >> andrei: >> tatyana: >> andrei: >> tatyana: >> davai. >> tatyana: >> man: >> tatyana: >> man: >> tatyana: >> man and tatyana: >> narrator: roman is also dealing with a death. >> the hardest moment was to lose your brother. you know, like, your fire brother. it was the hardest. >> man (speaking russian): >> (sniffling) >> narrator: it's the funeral of the firefighter who died at the huge market fire. >> man: (woman sobbing and murmuring) (choir singing) (woman sobbing) (sirenwailing) (woman sobbing) (choir singing) (choir singing) >> (babbling) >> narrator: a month into the onslaught, parts of kharkiv been reduced to rubble. kharkiv used to have a population of 1.4 million. by late march, it's down to about half of that. as many as 1,500 buildings have been destroyed, and streets are deserted. for thousands of people still in the city, life has moved underground. (explosion echoes in distance) (guitar playing) >> (singing in russian): >> narrator: this is the heroes of labor metro station. day after day, for weeks, it has been home to hundreds of people. the trains have

. >> it's been three areas since tatyana jefferson was fatally shot by a police officer in her own home. now amid a string of convictions for other officers, her family speaking out. >> it's as if, does a black woman not matter? >> how they're finding strength in tatyana's name. >>> and social media sensation. >> i'm a singer song write e activist, scientist on the side. >> the breakout mtv star and first openly gay man on the cover of playboy. how he's learning to love himself. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with an al qaeda leader and 9/11 mastermind dead, taken out by a cia drone. it was the first u.s. strike in afghanistan since american forces pulled out nearly a year ago. and the target this time was living in plain sight in an affluent area in the capital. here's abc chief global affairs correspondent, mar that raddatz. >> reporter: he has been hiding for more than 20 years. one of the world's most wanted terrorists has been killed. >> my fellow americans, on saturday at my direction, the united states successfully complet

but according to tatyana, or teacher who sat through these trainings, the state of florida appears to want teachers to think that, there's really only one correct view, i let you guess which one. h one. >> yeah, this is interesting. they slide. tell me what you see here. >> yeah, this is interesting. they brought up this as the supreme court, the reason we have the separation of church and say, not necessarily the constitution. so, they talked about how, through these cases and others, the supreme court has interpreted the constitution to mean this strong separation of church and state. however, through originalism, that might not be what the constitution was saying. and there was a strong focus on originalism in terms of understanding the constitution. >> and originalism is seen as the right way to interpret the constitution? >> by way of what we were taught, yes. [inaudible] yes. >> right, so this suggests the supreme court is going against the founders original vision, in engel v vitale, the ending of school prayer. that scene is moving away from the principles of america? >> there

>> like the syrian painter who shares the same room, tatyana has been given a residency at the agency of artists in exile in paris. the organization has the ambitious goal of bringing together ukrainian and russian refugees who denounce the war with a single voice. >> for me, this is what is most important in the current context. to have this sanctuary where violence has no place. we all come here looking for help. >> i have many painter friends who protested against the war and were forced to leave the country. those who remained in russia will be arrested and punished. that's a fact. >> since the middle of march, two dedicated telephone lines enabled the agency to deal with the constant stream of requests both from russia and ukraine. >> artists who arrive here are in a fragile psychological state. first, because it is difficult to find oneself in the middle of a war. your arrive here in a country where you don't speak french, you don't speak the language. >> there are lots of requests from ukrainian artists, of course, and a lot of requests from russian artists which is less expect

. >> reporter: >> reporter: tatyana says their goal is to create a welcoming processing center in the region. region. >> we can give respite care and welcome them and give them a place to shower and rest and help them get to their final destination. >> reporter: the dc mayor has said the city is at a tipping point and requested aid from the the dc national guard to help with logistical support but that that request was rejected by th. the administration. natalie brand, cbs news washington. > >> fema has given the volunteer group in washington dc a one million-dollar grant to help find space or the resettled asylum-seekers. > >> a fan behind bars accused of sexually assaulting a minor. investigators say kevin cabell who is a registered sex offender offender met the 15-year-old during a dating app. authoritiey he sexually assaulted the victim multiple times at rancho san antonio park in cupertino. he was arrested yesterday at his job in palo alto. he admitted to to engaging in sexual activities with additional minors. he has been booked into the santa clara clara county jail. > >> mount

once tatyana moved to the president hotel, entire campaign, moved with president hotel. she said, you know, i don't know what to do with all these groups, but we want you to be advisors to family. their advice, go negative, discredit the communists and a vote. the darkest days of the soviet union, civil war, repression and gulags. and the message on the go positive front was reconnecting with the people. george suggested staged crows for yeltsin to be seen with. tatiana wanted real crowds. that yanna is an idealist. she wants things to be honest. so clinton called yelton, i believe on hartline. explain the concept that you need to get out there personally and campaign explain what pressing the flesh meant. that you actually to be there and be in touch with people. and kind of gave him a premier on politics. and yeltsin started to do that. oh me. the president's daughter was ever present while staying in the background. unlike her mother nie nina, who is happy to be sent to the front line. a he said yes with got yeah, be love but he was with. 7 accompanied by team of doct

. >> it's been three areas since tatyana jefferson was fatally shot by a police officer in her own home. now amid a string of convictions for other officers, her