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these traumatized young people. in my exclusive interview, doctor biden told me that she had to visit these teachers and spent mother s day weekend with ukrainian refugees after she saw pictures of families being ripped apart by war. but when dr. jill biden and i sat down i had to ask her about which she thought of the most heated debate in america right now. the leak of the supreme court opinion overturning roe v. wade. for the first time, folks, she did say where she stands? take a listen. dr. jill welcome. i cannot think of a better first guess from my first show than the first lady of the united states of america. i m very excited to talk to you about your life, your family, your work, your trip that you re about to take. i want to first start with talking to you about something that is really weighing on the minds of hearts of so many americans right now. that is the prospect of roe v. wade being overturned. i want to talk to as a legislator, you re not a legislato ....
shelling by russia is making the task dangerous. he warns attacks are not stoppin stopping. this is something we ve seen, russia will claim they will allow humanitarian corridors but the shelling doesn t stop. russian ground attacks do appear to have eased temporarily in the oeast and the south. the ukrainian military give us a sense, when we talk about this potential evacuation effort for the civilians there at the azovstal plant, what is that next stage? reporter: obviously a cease-fire has to be in effect if they have even half a chance of getting out of the rubble and destruction that azovstal has become. since we saw the first hundred emerge, it must have been phenomenally difficult to get anybody else out over the past couple of days. i think it is a cumulative numbers of civilians from across mariupol. there are two possibilities the u.n. are trying to engage in, getting people out of azovstal, the hundreds trapped in there who it was said were reliably blo ....
unemployment rate holding at 3.6%. bill: that might be a bit of welcome news after wall street s worse day in two years. the dow closing down more than 1,000 points. maria bartiromo is here. we re on the air live to you and good morning. hello, bill and dagen. bill: i was watching fox business last hour. size it up? is it getting better, worse, treading water do you think? well here is the deal, bill. this is a good report. there is no doubt about it. unfortunately it is not good enough to change a narrative which has been all about inflation. here are the details. 428,000 jobs created in the month of april. much better than the expectations. we were expecting 390,000. the problem is the wages. wages were up 5 1/2% for the month of april. initially markets saw that as a positive that goes back down from the month before. in the month of march wages were up 5.6%. however, when you look at the inflation that we re talking about, inflation is running at 8 1/2%. so ....
we ll have the latest reaction from brussels. also in the programme: no escape from covid. we meet some of hong kong s poorest, living in such crowded conditions, that self isolation is almost impossible. amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp. she alleges domestic abuse. he slapped me again. like, it was clear it wasn t a joke anymore. and record breaking rain in the spanish city of valencia triggers floods and causes chaos in the city s transport system. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news it s newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the plight of thousands of disabled children in ukraine, victims of the russian invasion who ve been abandoned without proper care. the human rights organisation disability rights international says its investigation found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that don t have the facilities to cope. the bbc has visited one ....
sandra: begin with the supreme court safety fencing is now up around the high court s perimeter following the leaked draft ruling on roe vs. wade. far left activists call for protests at the home of conservative justices. hello, welcome, everyone. sandra smith in new york. hello, john. bill: like the dow, fencing goes up, down, and back up again. i m john roberts in washington. good to spend thursday with you. the rare breach of supreme court secrecy sparking protests nationwide. justice samuel alito who wrote the february opinion cancelling a planned public appearance at a legal conference after the draft went public and increasing concerns about the safety and security of the justices themselves. sandra: complete coverage begins now. bill: peter doocy is at the white house. who is organizing the protests at the justices homes? website one known for now financial backing and posted announcing walk by wednesday, may 11, 2022, at the homes of the six extremist ....