new administration were doing and how it was supposed to work to stop the national run on the banks. on march 12th he gave his first fireside chat, and it was about the bank crisis. my friends, i want to talk for a few minutes with the people of the united states about banking, to talk with the comparatively few who understand the mechanics of banking but more particularly with the overwhelming majority of you who use banks for the making of deposits and the drawing of checks i want to tell you what has been done in the last few days and why it was done and what the next steps are going to be first of all, let me state the simple fact that when you deposit money in a bank, the bank does not put the money into
tooif days later on the eight, the man lived but then the third shooting march 9th in dc, authorities telling us they found a man who s believed to be homeless and his remains were found and determined he had gunshot and stab wounds and then police believe this suspect came here to new york city and just over the weekend, on march 12th, this saturday, two men were shot within 90 minutes of each other. one of those men has died. the second one is wounded and again, police now linking all of these incidents together. i want you to hear from the mayor of new york city about this case. the cases are clear and horrific. intentional act of taking a life of someone that appears because he was homeless. the video is chilling to see cold-blooded act of murder. homelessness turning into a
tonight, a race against the clock to find a journalist who vanished covering the war in ukraine. a digital broadcaster announcing that victoria roshchina was last heard of from on march 12th, a day after filing a story from russian-occupied. and ukraine s human rights commissioner says the government believes she was kidnapped by russian forces in burdansk, which is another city currently occupied by russians. up front now the head of the center for civil liberties in ukraine and who has worked with victoria for years. have you or her colleagues had any luck yet in reaching her? unfortunately not. we only got information from locals that she was probably
residents, 17-year-old julia, and her mother, also yulia, are part of the first group of civilians to make it out alive. when you are finding it in the moment, and it is moving from this, and going to be killed. they had no heat, no electricity, no water. we cooked brushed, and it was scary. the windows on their apartment blood on march 4th. the bombs were falling, and they were falling from their airplanes. their home, completely destroyed, on march 12th. at age 17, yulia can distinguish the different sounds of russian aerial attacks. you can hear the mines, when they re following, and when they re close because it s a sound. in the last few days, the city council has said the 30,000 people have escaped a city, but not on humanitarian corridors convoys of private cars, 6500 in recent days, leaving, for
and her mother, also yulia, are part of the first group of civilians to make it out alive. when you are finding it in the moment, and it is moving from this, and going to be killed. they had no heat, no electricity, no water. we cooked brushed, and it was scary. the windows on their apartment blood on march 4th. the bombs were falling, and they were falling from their airplanes. their home, completely destroyed, on march 12th. at age 17, yulia can distinguish the different sounds of russian aerial attacks. you can hear the mines, when they re following, and when they re close because it s a sound. in the last few days, the city council has said the 30,000 people have escaped a city, but not on humanitarian corridors convoys of private cars, 6500 in recent days, leaving, for what was thought to be a safe meeting point, but the now destroyed drama theater