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Grandfather was at sandringham and was shooting with the king in the afternoon and he was asked late at night to come up to his chambers to discuss racing. and what was going to happen in the coming week. and they apparently went through the form and make sure everything was in order. we are told that may the two of them had a cigarette, which they were not meant to do, for obvious reasons, and then my grandfather left and he went back to his quarters and, of course, the king very sadly died. but there it doesn't end, in that his sister—in—law was someone called lady better share than walk...

Neighborhood burglar, but he was never seen on camera stealing anything. in federal court, the testimony was ugly, with dozens of racist text messages, emails, and social media posts from all three men. >> to hear ahmaud being characterized as a monkey, as a [ bleep ], being trapped like a rat -- >> that hurt. >> it's painful. >> reporter: state officials have declared tomorrow "ahmaud arbery day," now and forever. his mother says the timing of this verdict is special. >> ahmaud will continue to rest in peace, but he will now begin to rest in power. >> reporter: the family says their road to j...

Started — form of bias developing. they started drawing up impartiality guidance last spring, apparently in the wake _ guidance last spring, apparently in the wake of this conflict. the ministers _ the wake of this conflict. the ministers warned about atmosphere and intimidation of fair that was at risk of— and intimidation of fair that was at risk of emerging in some schools. ultimately, teachers, i fundamentally think that teachers need to— fundamentally think that teachers need to be trusted to do what's right— need to be trusted to do what's right with — need to be trusted to do ...

Soon, we will have another nation of kids who know what conflict is. that trauma is difficult. whether it's unicef, as we continue to operate right now, in yemen, or in ethiopia, where we continue to help children -- despite waking up to this crisis. the longer that they are subjected to watching their parents have to flee, or hiding in bunkers, or not being in -- across the globe. they've also just been dealing with the covid pandemic. the longer that they have their lives turned upside down, the harder it is for them to go back and get a place of normality. eunice of works on that, we have c...

Because we know what we fight for. were ukrainians. we fight for justice and for freedom and for liberty. russians, they do not know what they fight for. >> we all right, thank you to tommy on this for. that i want to continue this conversation on the humanitarian crisis with james elder, a spokesperson for unicef who is in lviv ukraine. james, thank you for joining us. we appreciate. it >> we are looking at the numbers will and the situation is getting more dire by the day. 670,000 people have been reported having left ukraine at this point. it seems that number is completely under reported. ...