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The poelts of arming teachers. what is your reaction to that? >> i want you to think about -- i taught middle school. being in a class of middle schoolers and a gunman comes in. my weapon if you were armed had to be safely stored. for me to have the responsibility of reacting and making a determination if i would shoot a young person, a student maybe? that is not okay. we cannot put that burden or that responsibility on educators. we cannot. it is a distraction away from what we need to do. and ...

Attacks in the east. the ukrainian president says ukrainian forces are now being killed at the alarming rate of 50 to 100 per day, some 500 injured per day. you know better than me that it is extremely difficult for any military to sustain those losses. how long can ukrainian military withstand this? and is it in danger of losing in the east now? >> well, the question of how long ukraine can sustain has to be really addressed to the ukrainians. but as far as i know, their determination to contin...

>> reporter: shopping bags, residents racing to get out after more than two months of a brutal citywide lockdown, shanghai finally cracking open the seal. the train station packed with people trying to escape but actually getting out of here is a treacherous journey. the city said it will fully resume transportation today, but earlier, people have been seen trekking miles across highways, dragging their luggage or strapping it to bikes. even journeys of dozens of miles or more, not swaying their...

100 days into this war. there were those in the kremlin who thought this war would be over within 100 hours. the fact that were now some three months later speaks to the effectiveness, speaks to the grit, the determination that our ukrainian partners have. wielded on the battlefield, demonstrated on the battlefield, and the effectiveness which with they have fought. >> it certainly does. the state department spokesperson ned price, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> coming up, an cnns...

♪ reporter: weve got a big story coming out of washington this morning. out of washington this morning. today is the public -- the mueller report. >> after 23 months of secrecy, this morning answers for the american public. when attorney general william barr released a redacted version of the nearly 400-page mueller report. >> was there a conspiracy in the election between russians and americans trying to help donald trump? was there obstruction or other crimes arising out of that investigatio...

Return, they dont want to go anywhere else, they want to return to ukraine and look at ukraine -- it is their country and they are looking to rebuild already. we talked to some young kids in one of the refugee camps there who said that they are looking forward to going back to school. there was still some schoolwork taking place over the internet and things of that nature. but he was missing some of his family members and some of his friends. so you still have to take your hat off in the courage...

Now. weve called for the texas legislature to have a special session before school starts again in the fall. and we need to start passing laws that are going to prevent things like this from occurring again. red flag laws, background checks, these are all the things that are going to start protecting people in the state of texas. thats what we need to focus on. >> thats exactly what the florida legislature and the republican florida governor did in the weeks after parkland. do you have any optim...

And many frustrations starting to mount. i think that is the two big emotions that you feel here, the pain, the grief, the sorrow as the focus is on the 22 lives that are going to be honored over the course of this next week and into next week. but there is also a lot of frustration and people demanding specific answers as to what happened and what didnt happen at this shooting at robb elementary school. >> carmen, what are some of the questions that you have? and it seems as though the chief ma...

To nearly 107,000 a day now. hospitalizations are slightly up from last year, but deaths are lower. in china, covid restrictions are starting to ease in some shanghai neighborhoods that have endured a brutal months-long lockdown. selina wang takes a closer look. >> sprinting can shopping bags, residents racing to get out, after more than two months of a brutal city-wide lockdown, shanghai is finally cracking open the seal. the citys main train station packed with people trying to escape, but act...

Presented the facts. an important role in creating a gap between information and action. the way they told them the story of the holocaust. the times never treated the news of the holocaust as important or at least as important as saying in forming motorists to visit the office of price administration if they did not have their automobile registration number and state written on their gasoline ration coupons. the story of that appears on the front page of the times on marc. the same day that the...