a local doctor who delivered two of the 19 murdered children spoke out reflecting on this profound loss. those lives are gone and we ll never know what they could have done for the world and their families. it will never be the same. you know, we re not innocent anymore. also this morning, in an exclusive interview with savannah guthrie, she spoke to an off duty border patrol agent who rushed to the scene with only his barber s shotgun to rescue his daughter trapped inside the school. what was that moment like when you saw your daughter? oh, when i saw my daughter, it was a big relief. yeah. and after she got to safety, you continued to help? oh, yeah. i saw all her friends. i coach little league baseball as well, always there helping out. all her friends, i could see their faces. half of them fine, the other ones panicking, crying, trying to make sure that they weren t falling and delaying the process. just trying to keep them as calm as i could. what a frighte
About slapping a female reporter. I deeply regret the comments i made. Thats certainly not the person who i am. And why china is experiencing a baby boom, driven partly by older mothers. Coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news a vote of confidence over three months before the start of the womens european championship, england name theirfinal squad. Good evening. At least ten people have died in a suspected Suicide Bombing on the metro system in st petersburg. President putin, who was in the city at the time, said all causes, including terrorism, were being investigated. The explosion happened in a Train Carriage as it travelled between two stations. Within minutes the entire network was closed and police later found and defused a device at another station. Our correspondent, steve rosenberg, is in St Petersberg with the latest. 2 Million People use the Saint Petersburg metro every day. This city relies on this underground. Earlier today metro train left the station behind
And david was saying it is probable that the russians will be able to take that area in the near future. what are your concerns and would do you think needs to be done now? i think that what you see i was just in donbas and traveling back and forth talking to our allies there. and i think that that connectiveness and that unity is still tremendously important. you have to remember that putin s plan has been stopped in that he thought that he would march right on into kyiv and take over the whole country. that is not the case. now he is focused on donbas. and so now we re focused on trying to make sure that we are giving the ukrainians what they need as well as trying to make sure that we keep the eu together. and i think that we talked about when i met with president volodymyr zelenskyy along with speaker pelosi when we went to kyiv about three weeks ago now,
Purchases from russia. russia needs to be pressured economically. can that be done? and that would also take some time. it would. and then the problem here is that the president of hungary is blocking this, he is sort of pro putin and he is the one who slowed this process down. to be blunt, i feel like he has blood on his hands because germany which is a much larger economy would suffer most from this sort of embargo and agreed to it and many other much larger economies. so again, i worry that the tide is turning in putin s favor. europe needs to push back harder and the u.s. needs to send the longer range rockets. david, thank you for being with us. appreciate your time. and with us now to continue our conversation, congressman gregory meeks who chairs the house foreign affairs committee. always a pleasure to see you. these are such difficult times. i m wondering when you hear about what is going on in ukraine, we re seeing the intensification of the battle there in the donbas