manhunt through lee three state. they are in custody. reporter: and the sheriff detailing what happened when u.s. marshals captured corrections officer vicky white and inmate casey white. this truck and casey white spotted in everyansville. after the vehicle was located, we at least knew that they may have been in our area but i couldn t believe that they had remained here. reporter: monday u.s. marshals found them in a hotel in everyansville. and they fled, casey white driving. u.s. marshals pinned their car, they ended up in a ditch. casey white surrendered, but vicky white had a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. she died from the injuries monday night. this is a small agency, we re like family. some of these younger deputdepu she was like a mother figure to them and i know that they will take it hard. reporter: the sheriff says casey white will be brought back tole b alabama for his arraignm. he s not getting out again. reporter: and district attorn
on this monday night. good a thing, i m alison menendez in for stephanie ruhle. ukraine has now been fighting russia s unprovoked invasion for nearly three months. today, vladimir putin was trying to defend his war, this was victory day in russia, when the nation celebrates victory over nazi germany. it is russia s biggest holiday, and during today s observance, is putin tried to justify the war, with false claims of nazis and ukraine, and so-called aggression towards russia. amid the images of troops marching information, and the military hardware on display, putin did not declare a new offensive in ukraine, i did not declare victory. we he offered up his own message to the kremlin we today, a senior u.s. defense official called russian efforts on the battlefield, incremental and somewhat anemic, despite, that rich russia continues to hammer ukraine with airstrikes, this weekend being used as a shelter. 60 were said to be killed, msnbc s news says the biden tonight
i digress. tonight, i would like to draw your attention to a rather telling footnote, just as samuels elitist on stripping worth of have our population by overturning roe. it caught a bit of online attention this weekend. in this footnote, it cites a report from 2008 that notes, quote, nearly 1 million women were seeking to adopt children in 2002, whereas the domestic supply of infants relinquished at birth or within the first month of life, and available to be adopted, had become virtually nonexistent, unquote. the domestic supply of infants. that line caught twitters interest as kind of creepy. in fact, the citation backs up and argued that was pushed by ultraconservative justice amy coney barrett during her questioning in the case last december. after varied noted both roe and casey emphasize the burdens of parenting and focuses on the consequences of parenting and obligations of motherhood, she asked, why don t the safe haven loss take care of that problem? safe haven law
words like heart attack, and on your resume. we all assumed it was a health related death. 40-year-old men just don t drop dead. it s just too many coincidences, shall we say. adding up. they believed it was poisoning. someone else was there with him that morning. this is now a murder investigation. 100%. you are hearing about a love triangle. she admitted that she was having an affair. i had nothing to do with his death. the plot was just beginning to thicken. oh my god, this can t be happening now. a new love makes the world seem a little brighter. a very smooth, i want to say a almost sexy way about him. makes the heartbeat a little faster. was it passionate? yeah. but when that love is forbidden. i was like why, how, how can that be? how could i am not have known? a family would wonder if other secrets maybe hidden. why would you do this, how could you be so irresponsible. the whole thing was an atrocity, it wasn t a tragedy, it
the governor says they re urn likely to find more survivors. some hopeful developments in the besieged city of mariupol. ukrainian officials say all women, children, and elderly people have now been evacuated from the azovstal steel plant. many were trapped inside for weeks under relentless shelling, food, water, medicine in dangerously short supply. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy say they re focused on evacuating the wounded and m medics still trapped, as well as civilians stuck in other areas around mariupol. to the west, ukraine s military says russia fired circumstance cruise missiles at the port city of odesa. strikes on historic cities like odesa almost visibly lead to other collateral damage. saturday ukraine s president said nearly 200 cultural heritage sites have been damaged so far during the war. translator: today the invaders launched a missile strike at odesa. a city where almost every street has something memorable. something historical. but for the