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30-second super bowl ad. thats $233,033 per second, a record high price. so what in the world could be worth that? well, the companies that are buying that think 100 million viewers is worth it. of course many people watching the super bowl only watch for the advertisements and commercials. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts now.

>> beautiful morning in fred ricksburg, virginia. >> so i didnt want to take this journey along, so i asked my friend john eligon, a reporter from the "new york times," to join me. for years we talked about race and history, how his people came to america by way of trinidad and mine through the slave trade. it just seemed natural from the joining. in 2017 the city council of fredericksburg took up the question of whether to remove a slave auction block that stands on the corner of the middle of ...

Given the aggressive sensational culture around gun ownership in this country today, its almost impossible to believe that ads for guns ever look this benign. here is a little boy who just wants to hunt some rabbits, this is from the early 1900s. the simplicity of the remington ensures safety and -- advertisements in this country look nothing like this anymore, these are the ads from remington, the same company that made the ad with the boy and the bunny more than 100 years ago. you see the silh...

The rockets down >> fox sports news reporter, joins us now from sydney great to have you on the program this morning remind me, weve been here before with ash, havent we? this one feel slightly different though >> yeah, it certainly is a little bit different incredible news. to be frank with you, we are still trying to understand the 25 year olds announcement it comes as a huge shock to me i suppose because thats of th high seas reached, including the australian open, back in january, and the wi...

Its complicated, he says, but we have experience because this is the second war weve fought against russia. the ground war has yet to reach the eastern city of dnipro and its population of nearly 1 million inhabitants. sometimes, the city looks almost normal. though, there is a strict 8:00 p.m. curfew, and instead of advertisements, billboards defiantly curse at the russian military. these days, city officials carry guns. this is because of the war that you have weapons? >> yes, yes, its normal ...

There is a strict 8 p.m. curfew and instead of advertisements billboards defiantly curse at the russian military. these days city officials. >> you have a weapon. >> yes, its normal for me. >> why is ronald regan in your office? >> because he is a very charismatic and they destroyed soviet union. >> the deputy mayor brings me here to one of the citys m morgue. >> just reach the 350 dead russian soldiers. in another morgue we have 400. i cannot open this truck because in this truck, this huge tru...

>> there is joy, the lockout is over, and there will be 162 games on each major league baseball teams schedule. beautiful words. the league and the players association came to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement yesterday, that salvages a full regular season. and baseballs work stoppage officially ended at 7:00 p.m. closing a 99 day lockout that delayed spring training and threatened to cancel games for the first time in a quarter century. the deal will bring some noticeable changes t...

Basic services like garbage disposal and running city buses. >> if you look on our street now, we have a clean street. >> reporter: how do you manage a city and fight a war at the same time? its complicated, he says, but we have experience because this is the second war weve fought against russia. the ground war has yet to reach the eastern city of dnipro and its population of nearly 1 million inhabitants. sometimes, the city looks almost normal. though there is a strict 8:00 p.m. curfew, and in...

Sometimes the city looks almost normal, though there is a strict 8:00 p.m. curfew. instead of advertisements, billboards defiantly curse at the russian military. these days, city officials carry guns. this is because of the war you have weapons. >> yes, yes. it is normal for me. >> reporter: why is ronald reagan, his portrait in your office? >> because this guys, he is very charismatical guys. >> reporter: to see another side of the conflict, the deputy mayor brings me here to one of the city mo...

Made of russias promise to scale back assaults on the capital. >> reporter: even after russia announced it plans to withdraw most forces from around kyiv, the fighting continues. residents we spoke to told us they dont believe moscows words are for real. on the one hand, they retreat. and on the other, they will transfer their efforts to other positions, alexander says. so its difficult to talk about a withdrawal. "i do not believe in it. its probably just a rotation," says yuri. its a regroupin...