longest-serving monarch queen elizabeth ii. [ bell tolls ] guests and i will reflect on this one monarch s great legacy. and the many challenges the new sovereign charles iii must now face. hi, nice to meet you. then, i travel to kyiv this week to talk to the man in the crucible of the 21st century s war in europe. ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy. we sat down for a wide-ranging conversation. we talked about ukraine s ability to counter russia s attack. kyiv s big new push in the south and east. whether he and his nation are ready if this turns into a long fight. president zelenskyy and i went for a walk outside. and i had to ask him, wasn t he worried that putin might target him? it doesn t matter for me because we can t be afraid of him. but first, here s my take. for me, the most striking aspect of queen elizabeth ii s 70-year reign was her iron determination to be boring. bear with me. in those seven decades, she very rarely let slip her views about any p
reporting that something they say is odd. someone in the cockpit radioed in a message to ground control saying they were cruising at 35 thousand thousand feet. sounds normal. why might it be odd? they had just told ground control that fact six minutes previous. overall the determination here is that nothing seemed suspicious in these communications from ground control to the cockpit. we are waiting for more information on the transcript. two days of searching and there is no sign yet of possible debris picked out by a satellite scanning this remote part of the world, the southern indian ocean. more ships, more planes, they are on the way to the search area about 1500 miles off the west coast of australia from perth. the task at hand is daunting. this part of the world is remote. it is desolate and in a constant state of flux. cnn s tom forman is here in our
but so many others are not. gary tuchman, cnn. wow. that is heartbreaking. i want to know how to adopt them. it s good to see they re getting the love and attention they deserve. first female member of the new york stock exchange, she s passing on some of her fortune to her best friend. sounds normal. right. until you hear that her best friend is a chihuahua named monster girl. monster girl. monster girl is getting the money. muriel seibert left a staggering $100,000 to be used to take care of her precious pooch, according to documents made public on friday, by the way. now, seibert, nicknamed the first lady of wall street, died in august, and she left most of her $50 million estate to her foundation, which promotes finance education. so you feel a little bit better about it after you hear so much is going to charity. yeah, when you die, you have to figure out what happens to your dog. you want it to go some place,