okay. and that was his office. so irish immigrant isn t taking care of this house by himself. no, nobody was taking care of any house this size in america by themselves. so obviously there were, if not slaves, there were definitely domestic workers who were they would have all been slaves. yeah. why yola is one of the most intact places of its kind in the south which includes all the original outbuildings, and there are two slave cabins. they were in such disrepair i had to make the decision do you keep it or do you erase history. and a lot of people said that i should just mow them over and plant bushes. but i thought it was the honorable thing to do to restore them because those are the hands that built this place. it s about 20 people living in each one. it s women and children.
no, nobody was taking care of any house this size in america by themselves. so obviously there were, if not slaves, there were definitely domestic workers who were they would have all been slaves. yeah. wyolah is one of the most intact places of its kind in the south which includes all the original outbuildings, and there are two slave cabins. they were in such disrepair i had to make the decision do you keep it or do you erase history. and a lot of people said that i should just mow them over and plant bushes. but i thought it was the honorable thing to do to restore them because those are the hands that built this place. it s about 20 people living in each one. it s women and children. and if you d like to, go on inside.
unpredictable consequences. the crimmins threat amid the biden administration pledge to add $800 million in military aid to the country. here s the latest from there, good evening, jeff. today here in the leave with the sounds of silence, we now know why according to ukrainian officials, they say russian forces fired multiple rockets into the lviv region and ukrainian forces shot at least four of the missiles down but when he looks elsewhere in the country, the devastation from russian forces is far more horrific. this is the scene in kharkiv, a missile hit a five-story administrative building, you can see blown outbuildings, bricks scattered and crews tried to put out the fires burning as a result of the state. due to the attacks, many ukrainian officials warned residents to stay away and not return the u.s. congress member in indiana who is ukrainian visited the country and she
in other developments, ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky has told members of germany s lower house of parliament, the bundestag, that sanctions alone will not be enough to stop the war. and the kremlin has condemned russians who have quit theirjobs or left the country in protest at the war, saying they had shown themselves to be traitors . let s go to lviv in western ukraine, and our correspondentjonah fisher for the very latest. mariupol, a huge amount of relief that it seems like the bomb shelter within that theatre withstood the shelling, what are you hearing? that is essentially shelling, what are you hearing? that is essentially the shelling, what are you hearing? trisgt is essentially the reports we have been getting as well. of course, as you can imagine, when everyone at first saw those reports, looking at the pictures of that theatre, many would have thought how on earth would have thought how on earth would 1000 to 1200 people be able to survive such a direct strike
mess coming right up. sandra: the humanitarian toll mounting in ukraine with putin s war closing in on a second month. president biden travelling to europe, as they weigh the next step to curb russia s rampage. i m sandra smith in new york, and this is america reports. john: i m john roberts in washington. the city of mariupol seeing the worst of the devastation from the war. ash and debris are all that remain of bombed outbuildings as russia attacks the city from the land, air and now the sea. ukrainian president zelenskyy says 100,000 civilians are still in mariupol and unable to escape or receive aid. sandra: more shelling and gunfire shaking up the capitol city of kyiv today. firefighters dousing flames didn t destroyed homes, that russia is targeting civilian sites. but ukrainians fighting tooth and nail to hold off putin s