at this hour, major moves. ukraine s military says it has forced russian troops to retreat more than a mile in one of their bloodiest battles since the start of the war. we ve got a live report from kyiv. and outside ukraine, president zelenskyy on the move. securing critical commitments from western allies across europe. inside his surprise meeting with the british prime minister and the promise of hundreds of new weapons for the front lines. plus, benched, the memphis grizzlies just suspended their all star guard john mo rant for the second time in three months after he once again appeared to be holding a gun in a video on instagram. the message in this penalty on and off the court. also, the deadly tornado that ripped through south texas near the gulf coast and has left dozens of homes damaged, at least one person dead. our nbc news reporters are covering all of the latest developments. nbc s catie beck is where those devastating storms hit on the gulf coast. where a
a bit after the end of title 42. we re live with what migrants tell nbc news could be behind it. cleanup is underway after deadly weekend weather across the plains. at least 55 tornados have been reported in the region since friday. one texas community taking a direct hit. we re just a little more than two weeks away from june 1st, the day the treasury secretary warns the u.s. will run out of money to pay its bills, and right now there s no deal on the debt ceiling in sight, details on tomorrow s critical meeting. the race for 2024 heating up in iowa, florida governor ron desantis swoops in to fill in the gap left by former president trump after he canceled a rally in des moines. and a year after the deadly mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket, we ll hear how the community is healing with the help of a very special teen. none of us knew what we were getting into. there is no plan when someone comes to kill you with an ar-15. and we begin with the very latest on th
at tops, sometimes popping into the store after working 12-hour shifts at the health center. does it ever feel like the needs are too much, too great? what s too much? what they need is what they knee. reporter: she has formed a tight bond with associates like lorraine baker, a customer service lead who has worked for tops for 21 years. and office manager, nicky moore. nurse c here, yeah, she went down the bread aisle, there you go to find her. reporter: both women say leaning on nurse t has helped them heal and process in ways they could have never imagined a year ago. anytime i need her or something, she was there. and didn t second guess it. and some of the stuff i needed might have been crazy but it was important to me at that time. and she didn t judge me. she was there for me. everybody made promises they didn t keep.
none of us knew what we were getting into. there is no plan when someone comes to kill you with an ar-15. they are working together to come up with ways to help including grief counseling, a day of healing for store employees, and often just a smile, a hug, or a shoulder to laugh or cry on. through it all, she never stops showing up for the people at tops, sometimes popping into the store after working 12-hour shifts at the health center. does it ever feel like the needs are just too much or too great? what s too much? what they need is what they need. reporter: she s formed a tight bond with associates like lorraine greeny baker, a customer service lead who s worked for tops for more than 21 years. you are employee of tops. reporter: and office manager nicki moore. i ll hunt her down, nurse c, she went down the bread aisle, there you go to find her. reporter: both women say that leaning on nurse t has helped them heal and process in ways
but they can t figure out t how to get formula to moms. and iel tell you what i m tellig mom can t feed a baby in the middle of the night that ukraine is their number one problem. yeah,r they re going to be angrk and moms across america are angry. and tucker, they re not supporting they re doingos networks across the internet trying toto b breastfeed and provide banks of milk for other moms. they re tryings, to help each other. it s far from this ugly image that they re that they re portraying of mothers. and one last thing, too, you know, you can maybe forgive joe bidenn who probably hasn t dealt with baby formula in sixty years for not understanding how serious and lifesaving this crisis is. it s life or death for many people. by the way, had a baby who had to have my milk fortified in order to survive untilea her her lifesaving heart surgery because she had down s and couldn t nurse c. so this is serious business. but what about people to judgey- ? i mean, this is also a supply