threats and angry people showing up at their home resulting in this 911 call. last night about 10 minutes after 9:00 somebody was banging on the door. and now somebody s banging on the door again. oh, they screaming. they re still banging on the door. okay. they re still banging on the door. lord, jesus, where s the police? the fear you heard fueled by fake news from a former president of the united states. it is beyond time to get a grip on this because the lies and the belief in them motivating politics. threatening local majors with jail time if they refuse to meet with him about the 2020 results. this week we learned one of the investigators involved in that probe has previously filed a lawsuit to overturn wisconsin s 2020 election results. so he might be an investigator but without bias? you decide. in case you need more proof, this constant barrage of i don t know what to call it can lead to violence. a reminder of what happened inside the united states capi
busloads of migrants deported by the us find themselves back in the country they haven t lived in for years.- in the country they haven t lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment lived in for years. what hurts is the treatment we - lived in for years. what hurts| is the treatment we received. in human. most of all, the chains on ourfeet. in human. most of all, the chains on our feet. we are not slaves, migration is a right, not a crime. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s eight in the morning and singapore and five in the in silicon valley where the tech giant facebook set an outage that put down the social media site as well as instagram and whatsapp are slowly returning to normal. facebook has apologised for what it called networking issues. the company was forced to send an issue to its millions of users on twitter which wasn t affected. in the last hour or so the ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg issued this statement: shares in
immigration here at home could get in the way. meanwhile, new attacks all across ukraine, including kyiv, as the united nations chief visited the country. plus, things go from bad to worse in mariupol, as russia bombs a makeshift hospital inside the steel plant where fighters and civilians are barely holding on. former ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, joins us in a moment. and later, we ll talk to former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, on the very latest in ukraine. and the january 6th committee ready to go public as the chairman announces the date of the first open hearings on the attack on the capitol. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is friday, april 29th. quite a week. yesterday, we knew president biden would be asking congress to fund a sweeping aid package aimed at keeping ukraine in the fight against russia for at least the next five months. we just didn t know how much he would be asking for. we heard from the president, proposing $3
weapons systems to ukraine are adding fuel to the conflict and there could be, quote, unpredictable consequences. brianna. let s begin in mykolaiv which is where ed lavandera is. ed, can you tell us the latest from that region? reporter: well, good morning, brianna. it has been a hectic night here and morning in the city of mykolaiv, just east of odesa. we have been hearing bombardment throughout the night in the distance. and this morning, in the mid morning hours, a cluster bombs going off here in a residential neighborhood. this is a park where we are told several people were walking around. and you can see the impact on the ground from various of these cluster munitions that detonated in a largely residential neighborhood. apartment buildings behind me. this is an orthodox church. we will walk you back over to one of the impact sites. two dead so far in the explosions and the attacks going on this morning. in fact, here at this church, they have spent the morning cl
against zhang zhizhen of china. stefanos tsitspias and frances tiafoe are also on court. over in the women s draw, defending champion and world number one iga swiatek faces daria saville on louis armstrong, fourth seed elena rybakina is back on court against australia s isla tomjanovic. caroline wozniacki s comeback continues against petra kvitova what a game that could be! while britain s lily miyazaki has a tough test against belinda bencic. former premier league forward enner valencia led south america s copa libertadores with victory over bolivar. after scoring the only goal of the first leg in la paz, valencia opened the scoring in the 10th minute. the game was interupted briefly as players felt the affects of tear gas allegedly used to quell a riot outside the stadium, but it didn t seem to have too much of a negative impact on valencia. the equadorian scoring his second of the game and third of the tie to seal his side s progress. bolivar did have the chance of a lat