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you. you knock her out! yes, sir. i mean it. i just posted the tiktok. knock her. out it just blew. up these allegations need to be looked into. how could i do this to my child? thinking i was hoping. are your parents deny everything, and he said it s not true. what was going on was wrong. something needed to be done. hello, welcome to dateline. on the surface, circle of hope school appear to be a refuge, or so-called troubled girls can receive a christian education. some students said, behind closed doors, they suffered abuse. their secrets remained in the shadows until an unlikely ally launched a quest to bring it to light. here is keith morrison, with a broken circle. this guy is endless here, at the end of the california desert. it s her heaven, so far from the tree tangled sky, where she grew up. the woods of missouri. and the yellow farmhouse, where the story begins. her father s farmhouse, his school. delivered at? i do love my dad. ar ....
underway. america was undergoing the process of desegregation, sparked in part by the supreme court s 1954 decision in brown v. board of education of topeka, kansas. that racial segregation and public schools was unconstitutional. it s a ruling that white conservative christians really didn t like. the religious right responded to brown by creating their own racially segregated private schools, some of which persist in the south to this day. but segregationists largely lost that battle. unable to stop the legal desegregation of america. but with the religious right could do to maintain political power and potency was to coalesce around a different single issue, and that issue was abortion. in the following years, they discovered that they could manufacture and then channel their moral outrage toward abortion. creating a new litmus test for conservative politicians to rally the base and to oust politicians from the center and the left. decades, later we are continuing to ....
becomes official. nearing a record that nobody wants to see, gas prices are on the verge of a troubling new threshold. all of that in the kentucky derby shocker that has some smart betters in the money today. that is coming up as well. we want to begin with that breaking new development on ukraine at this hour. a virtual meeting between president biden and other g7 leaders, with ukrainian president zelenskyy, meeting a short time ago. the g7 leaders released a statement reaffirming their commitment to ukraine against russian aggression, and they are offering more help to zelenskyy in their fight against moscow. part of that will be a series of new sanctions imposed on russia, that will include action against consulting services in russia, state control tv stations, and targeted sanctions which were also expanded to a close 2600 more russian officials, as well as banking executives. the u.s. is already announced to 150 billion dollar aid package, including artillery, rou ....
zelenskyy at the leaders of g7. to discuss new sanctions on russia. and here in the u.s., congress is dirtying itself for votes on president biden s 30 through billion dollar aid request as early as this week. and for the escalating battle around abortion rights, after last week s week draft opinion potentially roe v. wade. senate democrats are preparing for this week to codify row that is unlikely to pass. as senate republicans led by minority leader mitch mcconnell say that a national abortion ban could be quote, possible. out in the streets protests continue across the country, nearly one week after the leak, civil rights activists like myself who are distressed by both the disproportionate impact on women of color and the legal battles that we know will follow this one. joining me now is congresswoman joyce beatty, democrat of ohio, chair of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman thank you for joining us tonight. i can only imagine tactically the position tha ....
of a difficult situation if they want to change the protocol. that was a point want to change the protocol. that was a point that want to change the protocol. that was a point that we want to change the protocol. that was a point that we reflected on yesterday. it is interesting because there will be a majority of politicians elected who either support the protocol or, in the case of the party, they say they can work with those issues within the executive. if we talk about the middle too distant future, what about the immediate future and the prospect for getting a functioning executive it up and running again? maybe this is overoptimistic so i will caution what i m saying with that, but i generally think it s a case of when it comes back, not if. if you look at the unionists at the crossroads, first of all they have various factors making it difficult to get any changes to the protocol and the biggest obstacles are at the british government and part of the irish ....