israeli army claims hamas militants hit a command center. tributes boarding today for former first lady rosalynn carter, who died at the age of 96. how she transformed the role of first lady. i look forward to consulting closely with him on a regular basis. chaos in the tech world as elon musk faces continued backlash over an anti-semitic post. plus, a major shake-up at the what you need to know as you prepare for your thanksgiving feast rated is this let us safer than this? the experts say yes. we will tll you why and ensure otherwise you can ensure the safety of your family buried president biden pardons the turkeys in the annual white house tradition. i hereby pardon liberty and bell. good evening and thank you for joining us on this very busy monday night, i m jericka duncan in for norah. we begin with the holiday travel rush, kicking into high gear, but severe weather could cause chaos at airports and on the roads. aaa estimates a near record of if the 5
ukrainian military says russia s assault on the eastern part of the country is heating up as the next phase of russia s war gets under way. now a key town in that region. ukraine is accusing russia of shelling the town friday with cluster munitions which scatter over a wide area. in the small town outside of kyiv, drone video that you re looking at shows a really apocalyptic landscape left by russian shelling during the first phase of the war. ukrainian forces are being honored for holding the town and for blocking of course the russian advance on the capitol. and president volodymyr zelenskyy is vowing to keep fighting. have a listen. we will defend ourselves as long as necessary to break this ambition of the russian federation. the armed forces of ukraine continue to deter attacks by russian invaders in the east and south of the country. i m grateful to each of our defenders bravely holding. meanwhile, russia military now confirming its objective is to take full control
you mentioned getting by boat and helicopter. is that how you reaching these hard-hit areas? yeah. today, myself, i was in do different things during the day for many landings, the same spot, the community is waiting for. as we have dropped the food and water, they are helping us, not only to serve in a central locations of people know we go every day, but also those communities who don t have cars, or they are even further away. the community comes together began positioning food drives and key places. we had different restaurants from those restaurants, you would be smart in the way you do distributions, for hospitals, to fire stations, to the communities, that are in very
why shutdown? how bad does it get for this to happen? shannon: i think i would clash for it with their persona that we re here to serve the community and what i can ask questions. my first thought when i saw this was we can t do the woke thing anymore. what i thought back to early in the year they said we couldn t take the crime and the nonprosecution and the security costs were too high pair they couldn t do it. i was reading through some of the old articles were people who lived in those neighborhoods that this is like a lifeline for me. i buy food here. i buy groceries here. seniors and people who don t have cars and can travel to other locations, when these businesses start to shut down and the community is left and people are that i m kind of scrambling and left in the worst-case scenario. people it s not easy for them to move out of those communities and get to their pharmacy or get what they need. they are food and pharmacy deserts. we may say welk starbucks coffee might b
health or my emotional health. reporter: the minneapolis mother who later had a healthy child is worried women like her will have an even tougher time getting an abortion. that is worrisome. i would be honored to be a resource for anyone that needs it. reporter: planned parenthood says it is hearing from people like van heel, offering to be a resource for those who live far from airports or don t have cars. someone reached out to me who owns a small plane and she wants to organize a lot of her friends and others around the country who also have small planes and can land in rural parts of the country and can safely transport women to larger urban centers. reporter: even for people with transportation, planned parenthood expects appointments will be in short supply. i do think we ll see more use of abortion pills by mail because appointments are going to be difficult to get. reporter: and planned parenthood of minnesota said on