around 700,000 children are being taught in buildings that need repairs. the government said it has been investing in transforming schools. nine people are known to have died after a russian missile attack in ukraine. rescuers have spent the night looking for survivors in kramatorsk. the chancellor will meet with water and energy regulators to find out what they will do to lower prices. there are concerns that firms are exploiting inflation. and kevin spacey has arrived at his trial in london where he is accused of sexual assaulting men. he denies the charges against him. the the national audit office found a third of school buildings has develop beyond their initial design life. a lot were put up quickly after the war. so we are talking of 24,000 after the war. so we are talking of 2a,000 buildings. the risk of injury or death from a school building or collapse has been assessed as very likely or critical. what the hell s going on. jessica hill is with us and racheljones, a
legacy but pointed out it was more than just her interviews with those famous people. cnn richard roth looks back on her trail blazing career. barbara walters was one of the most fascinating people of any year in the tv era. i know i ve done important interviews. i know that i have been a part of history. was she ever? are you sorry you didn t burn the tapes? yes, i think so because they were private conversations. we read you are mad. from murderers. why did you kill john lennon. to movie stores. are you a changed man since the illness? did it effect you very much? did you mind being thought of as se sex, sex, sex? have curiosity, follow the curiosity. i m a great believer in homework. before people revealed all on social media, barbara walters was the interviewer to open up the stars. does he hit you? he shakes, he pushes, he swings. i hope they think i m fair and i can be penetrating without being a killer and i am, i hope. and which intervi
reporter: barbara walters was one of the most fascinating people of any year in the television era. i know i ve done important interviews. i know that i have been a part of history. was she ever? are you sorry you didn t burn the tapes? yes, i think so because they were private conversations. we read you are mad. from murderers. why did you kill john lennon. to movie stores. are you a changed man since the illness? did it effect you very much? did you mind being thought of as sex, sex, sex? i think that what is important is to have curiosity. follow that cure iosity. i m a great believer in homework. before people revealed all on social media, barbara walters was the interviewer to open up the stars. does he hit you? he shakes, he pushes, he swings. i hope they think i m fair and i can be penetrating without being a killer and i am, i hope. and which interview was her most important? the first and at that time the only interview. you are al
connie talking about the notes and when i left the view, i received a note from her on the blue stationary with that slanted handwriting that donnie was referring to that said i m watching you and i m proud of you and she was someone that was always sending the note and wanted people to know that she was watching them and supporting them. that s so generous. that is so generous and she didn t have to do that. you know, she was barbara walters but that s really grace shows gracious. she had to i think a lot of women in the coming up in the 60s and 70s and 80s felt like they had to act like men to emulate men and that meant being more aggressive and sometimes meant being more meaner, i think some women felt that but it sounds like she didn t do that. she was supportive of female colleagues and young women coming up in the business and
you and she was someone that was always sending the note and wanted people to know that she was watching them and supporting them. that s so generous. that is so generous and she didn t have to do that. you know, she was barbara walters, but that s really gracious. and one of the things i m struck by listening to you a lot of the women coming up in the 60s and 70s and 80s felt like they had to act like men to emulate men and that meant being more aggressive and sometimes meant being a bit more meaner. i think some women thought that. but it sounds like she didn t do that. she was supportive of female colleagues and young women coming up in the business and it s nice to hear your experience. yeah, i mean i worked with her toward the end of her television career, and she certainly was nothing but supportive with me.