refill lacked credible explanations by russia of his actions. milton, the discussion about the imminent threat of war is inherently provocative. if russia further in days ukraine, none of us will be able to say we didn t see it coming, plays on experience. we cannot believe russian declarations. but only practical moves on withdrawal of troops from the boy. oh, also coming up serious failures at the heart of government. a u. k. report into walk down breaking parties in downing street is blaming failures of leadership and judgment. so what does prime minister boars johnson have to say for himself? i get it, and i will fix it. and i want to soon to the people of this country. i know what the issue is when to our viewers watching a p p. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day taking the talks over the ukranian crisis public. today at the request of the united states, despite the objections of russia and china, the un security council co
population boomed by 40% since the 2012 primaries. that is only two new precincts. whenever a lot of people show up at one time to vote, you are going to have lines. reporter: in a statement, reverend william barber of the naacp blamed the new photo id requirement, saying our leaders should be in the business of making it easier to vote, not harder. the right to vote to be constitutional, not confusing. county officials dropped by last night to educate voters as they waited, saying most of the problems were not related to photo id. some of these groups making statements, they were telling people, just go in and vote. do not worry about anything else. it is crucial for people to go to the correct precinct. reporter: the state board of elections show only one third of provisional ballots were related to problems with photo idea. photo id. tisha: you can see why they were frustrated. in the politics section, abc11.com, still trending, big winds from donald trump and hillar
also another crash on i-95 in broward county. you passed accident here, continue southbound approaching 595. at state road 84, two lanes are blocked off, so try to avoid 95 in the northern portions or closer to 595. southbound? miami dade oceanidical drive, police cruisers out there. 836 westbound to the palmetto a stalled out car has the right lane blocked off. lissette? happy monday for all of you. we continue with a chilly start this morning. a live view from our ft. lauderdale camera. dressing in layers will be your best bet, since we are waking up with mostly mid to upper 40s. as for usual, inland miami gardens, waking up to 45, 46 degrees. this afternoon with highs in the 70s, you ll be peeling off the layer. the breeze anywhere from 5 to 7 miles per hour. that will help to moderate our temperatures and could carry in a sinkal. plenty of sunshine, it should be gorgeous into the afternoon and evening. 68 and temperatures will continue to warm up. we will see the return
the first african american player to play baseball. and number 24, generations recognized the man known as the say hey kid. i talk with willie hayes ahead on a second look. i m frankerville. welcome to a second look. today we have a show totally dedicated to baseball. george herman ruth jr. grew up playing baseball. two years after he joined the major leagues he was playing for the red sox. two years later he pitched two winning games for the red sox in the world series after a season where he hit 11 home runs. the next year, he hit 29 home runs and became a national star. in 1920 the red sox sold ruth to the yankees. ruth began hitting the ball out of the park and by the end of the season, he thrilled the crowd by calling his shots. actually pointing to the outfield stands before hitting a home run to the exact spot. off the field, babe ruth s reputation was equally large. but he was also known for his countless visits to orphanages and children s hospitals. babe ruth di