you blame the russian soldiers and putin. what did you think of russians before this? since 2014, i felt they were bastards but i didn t want to believe in that. 2014 was the year russia invaded and annexed crimea. 2022, the rest of ukraine came under attack. why do you think the russians hit this hotel? i can t explain this, there were no military, no mercenaries, no terrorists, no ukrainian nazis. there was no one like that here. will russians ever be allowed to come back here and stay at this seaside resort? i can only allow them to come back if they re taken prisoner and forced to rebuild. and jake, you will hear this time and time again. this place, odesa, there were many people who were very close to russia and had very friendly ties, from tourism companies that made tons of money on russian tourists, to the mayor himself, who was a part of a russian party, if you will, a pro-russian party. but more and more, as this place keeps getting hit, that sentiment has changed a
jon: i m jon scott is, and this is the fox report. 9 with sad news breaking just a short time ago, rosalynn carter, the former first lady to the longest living president in american history, jimmy carter, has passed away at the age of 96. he died peacefully at home she died peacefully at home in georgia. tribute withs are pouring in honoring her service in the white house as a longtime trusted partner and adviser to her husband and her decades of work as a humanitarian. bret baier looks at her long life and legacy. former first lady rosalynn carter was born in the small town of plains, georgia, in 1927, the same place as her husband, the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. i, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear and even though the couple only spent one term in the white house, rosalynn carter s effect is still felt in washington. i never doubted that he could be can a great president. [applause] while her husband was working on middle east peace and
seeded states are now free. confederates respond saying, okay, fine, if we see black men carrying weapons against us, we will consider that the north s slave rebellion. that moment it becomes a war to abolish slavery. and there occurs the greatest battle of the war at getties berg on july 1st, 2nd and 3 in 1963. pennsylvania is as far as the north confederate army has ever gotten. if the union lost here, it cleared the way for lee to continue marching into new york. they could cutoff the northern states and new england from the mississippi river which would have been a huge disaster. the stakes were extremely high. a first day attack by the con federal army sends the union army fleeing through town and then up into the heights. and then robert lee leads a massive charge against the open field. he gets charged with union artillery raining down on the con federal side. so it was really a slaughter house. three days of fighting, three days of horrific casualties in
y all don t want people like me, people who might be gay to teach here. reporter: school districts across the country are facing a teacher shortage, fueled by burnout and low pay, but in texas, many blames politics. last year s ramser s district saw a 40% jump in resignation and retirements after conservative school board members pushed to remove hundreds of books and restrict lessons about race and lgbtq identities. i have taught these kids for years to write and grow their voices, and i m not going to let my actions say something different. reporter: ramser who identifies as queer says she was asked to change some of her lessons and remove classroom art work and rainbow stickers. then one afternoon last year, a parent told a local news site that ramser encouraged her child to become transgender by lender her a book called the prince and the dress maker. all i did was give a kid a book. what went through your mind?
child to become transgender by lending her a book called the prince and the dress maker. all i did was give a kid a book. what went through your mind? i was terrified. i couldn t breathe, i couldn t think. reporter: the child and her father say the allegations were false, that the child already identified as transgender. the district cleared ramser, but never made a statement for her to the public. the district declined to respond to nbc news about this specific case but acknowledged it has more openings this year than last year, saying more other school districts, not only in texas but across the nation are also experiencing in declining retention rate of teachers and other employees. it s like we re in a battle with the school board when the school board should be on our side. people described emily s classroom as one of the most welcoming spaces at school. i think it was one of the few places anyone in general could feel accepted, no matter your