hello, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. ahead this hour, moscow s victory parade with everything from goose-stepping soldiers to the latest intercontinental ballistic missiles. the only thing that was missing was victory in ukraine. no end in sight, even you a new covid cases are falling. officials in shanghai have suddenly tightened pandemic restrictions. and what began as a jailhouse romance comes to a deadly end for a former alabama prison guard who helped a suspected murderer escape. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. where the port city of odesa appears to be the target of a ramped up russian attack, including cruise missiles fired from the air and sea. on monday, multiple missile strikes reported throughout the day. many analysts believe russia wants to capture all of ukraine s black sea ports. in mariupol, ukrainian fighters say they re still folding out at that besieged steel plant. government video shows a ukrainian
were warning signs missed and my visit with sesame street. history-making new kid on the block announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening we begin tonight with breaking news. the manhunt for that inmate who escaped from an alabama prison with a corrections officer ten days ago is apparently over authorities say the inmate, casey white, and the officer, vicky white, are in custody in evansville, indiana. earlier today, the u.s. marshals said they received a tip and security camera images from a car wash in that city of a pickup truck they think the couple used. gabe gutierrez is here with late details. gabe, what are authorities saying reporter: lester, just a few moments ago authorities in alabama said they captured the pair in southern indiana after a pursuit ended in a crash. earlier in the day, security camera footage from a business in evansville, indiana showed a man investigators believe may have been casey white, the inmate who was on
and as putin celebrates his invasion of ukraine, what is the u.s. trying to do about it, when all in starts right now. good evening everyone. from new york, i m ayman mohyeldin in for chris hayes. we have some year of elation from donald trump secretary of defense about the absolute chaos that he and others face during the last year of the trump administration. in an interview with 60 minutes, mark esper described some of the dangerous ideas that were coming from the ex president and his inner circle, that he says, quote, could have taken the country in a dark direction. at various times, doing certainly the last year of the administration, we have folks in the white house, proposing to take military action against venezuela, to strike iran. at one point, if somebody proposed we blockade cuba, these ideas would happen, it seemed, every few weeks, something like this would come up. we have to swap them down. and donald trump even proposed ordering the united states
murder suspect on the run now for custody, amazing story how they were tracked down. let s go outfront. and good evening, welcome to special edition of outfront live in kyiv tonight. i m erin burnett and we begin with the breaking news, explosions rocking the ukrainian city of odesa tonight. witnesses say a large shopper center has been hit. russia pounding the crucial port city in recent days and in mariupol this hour, russian forces we understand are storming the steel plant where ukrainian soldiers are holed up. as ukraine s ministry of defense releases this video, they show ukraine s flag flying tonight over that steel plant and cia director bill burns says putin is stepping up his assault in ukraine because he does not believe he can afford to lose this war. it all comes as putin gives a defiant message to the world during his so-called victory day speech, putin referred to new nazi threats in ukraine, again, making the baseless claim this invasion is meant to de-n
rachel s excellent team of journalists, however, is producing this hour all week every week. and as always, we are glad to have you with us. it s always a powerful image when a group of people gather together to champion something they believe in. to stand up for their rights. but when people do it on the steps of the most powerful court in the land, life gives you goose bumps. i m thinking of when there were celebrations in front of the supreme court in 2015, after the court of from the right for same-sex couples to get married. it happened in 2012, when people gathered in that same spot to champion the court s decision not to take health care away from millions of people in this country. and it doesn t take a big crowd to pack unemotionally bunch. this was 1954. a mom and her little girl sitting on the steps off to the court ruled that it was unconstitutional desegregate schools. this week again, there were demonstrations in front of the high court, although this time, and