also this hour, we re looking at a new report detail the wall along the u.s. southern border. and a large wildfire is blazing through the northern part of the state of neemz. teresaleger fernandez will join us with more. and right now, in ukraine, hundreds of civilians and ukrainian fighters remain trapped inside a steel plant in mariupol. the very latest stronghold in the besieged port city. this morning, the mariupol city council said people are still waiting to evacuate after more than 100 people were able to make it out over the weekend. and we re just now getting an inside look, these are the horrors they experienced. matt bradley has the very latest. we heard from people who have come here, they mostly come, some, a couple from villages and towns outside mariupol. some from only 40 minutes away from here, and still, their cars are little shrapnel marking, bits, it looks like they have fragments of weapons, and they are carrying signs that say children. and white f
The lines in their faces captured in black and white tell the story of their service and sacrifice in a city with a long, proud tradition of military service.
The project is simple. Jason Grow photographs veterans, some holding photographs, memorabilia, service-related mementos, gear or even newspaper clippings while providing a brief description of their life and service.
About 275 people, newly elected officials plus Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll attended the city’s inaugural in the Kyrouz Auditorium in City Hall on New Year’s Day, applauding the city’s 60th