message to could-be candidates, particularly women, as she gears up for a tough midterm election season. today, president biden is ready to announce his plan to lower consumer prices. we ll take a look at what he s expected to say and how the markets are responding. there s also a remarkable story in this morning s washington post that details the lengths former president trump s chief of staff mark meadows took to keep trump in power after joe biden won the electoral college. we ll dig into that new reporting. we re also following the latest from ukraine and the new assessment from the pentagon on why the russian military is still not making much progress. they re a third grade army. there s that. plus, french president emmanuel macron dashes ukraine s hopes of an expedited path into the eu, while also proposing a, quote, new european community that ukraine could join. you know, he should if he s uncomfortable with zelenskyy coming to eu meetings, i guarant
widespread threat. seeing isolated case. the price of gasoline does continue to keep higher. the president wanted to make a fundamental difference, stream palestine domestic production. they re chucking this ball deep down the field. touchdown. rises to get it are you kidding me? that is leonard town, mawld. they re going for a high of 52348 maryland. they are listening to william martin joel also known as billy joel who today is 73 years old. as we is great his life and welcome aboard the mezzanine level of studio m. welcome aboard. brian kilmeade, happy birthday to you. brian: thank you very much. it was good. ainsley: did all the kids come home? brian: no just. she is my favorite. back stretch. to say katie came home. she knew this was a way to score with me. steve: always works. brian: she is probably right now on route back to school. she is in trimesters so she goes in the first week of june. steve: pocket full of gas money. ainsley: two for. if
the governor says they re urn likely to find more survivors. some hopeful developments in the besieged city of mariupol. ukrainian officials say all women, children, and elderly people have now been evacuated from the azovstal steel plant. many were trapped inside for weeks under relentless shelling, food, water, medicine in dangerously short supply. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy say they re focused on evacuating the wounded and m medics still trapped, as well as civilians stuck in other areas around mariupol. to the west, ukraine s military says russia fired circumstance cruise missiles at the port city of odesa. strikes on historic cities like odesa almost visibly lead to other collateral damage. saturday ukraine s president said nearly 200 cultural heritage sites have been damaged so far during the war. translator: today the invaders launched a missile strike at odesa. a city where almost every street has something memorable. something historical. but for the
we begin in ukraine where 60 people are feared dead following a bombing on a school in the eastern luhansk region. local officials are saying 90 people were sheltering in that school when a russian plane bombed the building. there were rescued. we believe 60 were killed. a regional official says they are most likely dead. president biden is holding a virtual summit today with other g7 leaders and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. this meeting was deliberately scheduled ahead of russia s annual victory day celebrations which is tomorrow. it marks the nazi surrender in world war ii. president zelenskyy today marking a day of remembrance and celebration. it s marked every day on may 8th to honor the people who lost their lives during world war ii. translator: this year we say never again differently. we hear never again differently. it sounds painful, cruel, without an exclamation, but with a question mark, you say never again? tell ukraine about it. ukraine says
february. see right there, exchange of flowers. ar let signs is at the white house. kate bennett joins us from traveling with the first lady. kate, what do we need to know about this visit? reporter: well, we re back in slovakia tonight. earlier today we made the surprise trip with the first lady into the south western corner of ukraine. a 15-minute drive from the border. besides the trip on mother s day, the biggest surprise was the first lady of ukraine. they ve exchanged correspondence, and meeting today was a big deal. not only is a first lady going into an active war zone. this is also the wife of the president of ukraine who has tried to keep under cover. the public has not seen her. the two women together on mother s day. as dr. biden said, it was important to express support from america on mother s day for ukraine. now, the two women held a bilateral behind closed doors for about a half hour or so that the press didn t get to see. i m told they talked about especia