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to heat the two pools. but time to dip the toes in the water and it was very pleasant. and i really want to say to people, this is this is your new local pool, come and use it. you can come for a swim, you can come for a history tour, there is a lot for people to come and enjoy here. a few lucky ones had a chance to swim last year, but now it'll be open to everyone. in its heyday, of course, it was the meeting place for everyone, and it's hoped it will still be the place to go once more. allie vowles, bbc points west, bath. you're live with bbc news. thousands of people gathered earlier on the steps of the lincoln memorial in washington to mark 60 years since martin luther king's iconic "i have a dream" speech. later, mr king's descendants met president biden
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state of emergency ahead of the storm that could slam them next week. >> priscilla joins us now. the shelter there is nearing capacity. >> reporter: that's right, jose, i'm told there are nearly 70 people here. dinner has just arrived, so, folks looking to get a hot meal before they turn in for the night. and the red cross says they are prepared to open a second shelter and continue taking residents in. jose? >> priscilla thompson in louisiana, thank you. tonight, the death toll in the maui wildfires stands at 115. that number is expected to rise, as officials for the first time put out a list this weekend of nearly 400 still missing, but that has led to some much-needed good news, as many as 100 people on the list have now come forward to say they are alive and well. 60 years after martin luther king jr. led a massive march to the lincoln memorial in washington, thousands retraced his
important for us to mobilize and understand the importance of the moment, and also come together in solidarity for action. >> reporter: sally was here in 1963. >> i'm about to turn 81. and i don't think things have changed the way they should have. and i need to help make that change. >> reporter: change dr. king's 15-year-old granddaughter believes her generation can lead. >> my generation will be defined by action, not apathy. >> reporter: the day ending with this march to the mlk memorial, literal forward movement carrying this renewed energy into the future. jose, back to you. >> aaron gilchrist in washington, thank you. he was a fixture on television for more than a half century, giving away more than $200 million in prizes. game show host bob barker died today. he was 99 years old. emily' queta now on the man who was always at the top of his game. ♪♪ >> come on down!
come on down! >> reporter: with those three words -- >> come on down! >> reporter: bob barker electrified audiences for 35 years, hosting "the price is right." the game show where con tes tanltestant guess th price of every day items. >> i hear, bob, come on down, every place i go. >> reporter: but just months shy of his 100th birthday, his publicist announcing the world's greatest mc who ever lived, bob barker, has left us. he died of natural causes in his hollywood hills home this morning. fans remembering him with flowers on his walk of fame star. born in darlington, washington, barker spent his early years on an indian reservation in south dakota, where his mother was a schoolteacher. in 1942, he joined the navy, training as a fighter pilot during world war ii. his entertainment career began in radio, with "the bob barker show." >> all right, go. i'm going to go. >> reporter: a big break in television would come six years later, hosting "truth
of gasoline. so, when you put this all together, we are running out of options. because the biden administration and of artificially lowered prices by releasing oil from the reserve of the oil oil companies and oil investors to bring on more supply. because of that the further we get in the summer the bigger chance for major price hike for gasoline. >> bill: and it could take several years to refill that strategic oil reserve, which again the lowest level in 40 years, phil flynn, thank you for your time. >> arthel: century-old tradition a drink o of honoring the military the lincoln memorial in washington and how the wall of heroes tell stories and shares tributes so the memories live on. that special story up next.
following this rally being held on the steps of the lincoln memorial in washington, showing support for ukraine from thousands of miles away. that's where we find nbc news -- sitting live for us. there was snow in their little earlier, i believe some rain coming down now. marissa, admits did all, and a pretty incredible showing there, to say the least. a lot of folks showing up in support, of course, the war in ukraine and the ukrainians in general. talk us through what you've been hearing. >> yeah, i'm going to lift the umbrella and step out so you can see for yourself, despite the weather that we've been having this morning. you can see a big difference, even in the hours since we last saw you guys hear on tv, how many others have gathered here to show their support for ukraine. and really, they're coming from all across the country. we've spoken to people from new hampshire, a lot of people from the northeast. we've spoken to people from all kinds of states that have been taking buses to get the. here they knew that this was something they wanted to do. some of them said they've been fungus for months in advance, and in terms of where they come from, some of them are just
meantime president biden back in the white house facing new criticism, of course, saying that vladimir putin cannot remain in power during his speech in poland yesterday. go to nbc's mime memoli at the white house. in general, mike, how's washington reacting to the president's remarks? >> reporter: well, interesting about this, we have seen the president really hasn't been reluctant to use charged language about the russian president. in the last few weeks called him a war criminal. yesterday even before his speech a butcher. a dictator as well. the issue driving in washington, putin cannot remain in power amounts to a substantial change in policy on the part of the administration, if the president really is calling for regime change. the white house, of course, is walking what the president said back. saying that's not what the president meant to infer by what he said yesterday. here is a sort of read what some of those are responding to here in washington, how they view the