he s still backing out of the white house correspondent dinner. what exactly does a transitional phase of the pandemic mean? i m charles grow, in front mehdi hasan, there s a ticking time bomb on the economy. nearly two trillion dollars of student loans owned by 50 million borrowers. americans now all more in student loans than car loans and credit card loans. it is significantly on the poor and non-white. this is not just a problem for non - young americans. older americans have the fastest student loan debt of any age group. when the pandemic started, the education department put federal student loan payments on hold. joe biden extended that twice. but the grace period is less almost up and people warn that more americans are gonna fall behind. biden promised broad student loan forgiveness. but since winning the election, he has failed to fully commit. the legislation passed but the democratic house calls for a immediate 10,000 dollar forgiveness of student loans, holding
in kansas, but half a world away in ukraine where russian soldiers are continuing to pound the donbas region aided by russian airstrikes. we ve seen better than a thousand airstrikes a day on the part of the russians, and that is well beyond what s going on in the donbas region. let s go to matt finn with the latest. matt. reporter: and, neil, a senior u.s. defense official says russia s latest offensive is going slower than planned. ukrainian forces are pushing back, they are fighting off russia s attempts to gain the donbas region and the south eastern portion of this country, that area it wants so badly. when russian forces retreat from a city or region, we are able to get a look at the atrocities and the catastrophic devastation left behind. so often residential neighborhoods and communities. take a look at this new video showing the extent of the damage in the town of irpin near kyiv. it was the scene of intense fighting last month. russian forces have since withdrawn.
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condemning russian strikes on kyiv, the capital. they happened while the u.n. secretary-general was wrapping up his visit to the capital on thursday. now, ukraine s emergency service says one missile hit an apartment building, setting it on fire. parts of the first two floors were destroyed, and authorities say ten people were injured. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says that attack happened right after he finished meeting with the u.n. chief, who w wasn t harmed. now, during the visit, antonio guterres visited the suburb of bucha where civilians were found dead after russian forces pulled out. while he stressed the need for the atrocities to be thoroughly investigated. have a listen. today, ukraine is an epicenter of unbearable heartache and pain. i witnessed that very vividly today around kyiv. the senseless loss of life, the massive destruction, the unacceptable violations of human rights, and the loss of war. it is vital that the international criminal court an
do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. we see with our own eyes of so many ukrainians enduring the last two months. an incredible information that a russian military operating in the vicinity, executed ukrainians who were attempted to surrender rather than taken them in custody. if true, a violation of the law. execution of civilians and comb combatants. these images and reports suggest that atrocities are not the results of rogue units or individuals. they rather reveal a deeply disturbing pattern of systematic abuse across all areas where russia s forces are engaged. simple message from russia s military leadership. she says is this, the world is watching. nick peyatton walwalsh. his story is very hard to stomach. a warning. reporter: a renewed russian offenses pushing north. some of them were held earlie