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authentic will fight and win against the misinformation and one area that democrats and republicans, people that believe in democracy in general really need to continue to be unabashedly authentic in the belief that this is the best country in the world and we need to fight back for democracy. >> reuben of arizona, thank you very much for being on. >> thank you so much, congressman. always great talking to you. before we go, tj, can we see the room one more time? >> no. >> no. i want to thank everybody. if you love the show, this is the big reason why we are on every day. they have been going in there every day. >> special coverage. >> since the start of covid. extraordinary. >> that does it for us this morning. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage in 90 seconds. in 90 ss
>> what happens now? i mean, something like this. it's so life-changing. it's hard to imagine getting through the next couple minutes, let alone the next week or two. >> well, we got to take this day by day and, you know, let, we believe in god, let faith heal us each day, give us strength to get through each day. reuben and natalin have great support, family with them, rubin has great support so does adelin. she's like my sister, how much we communicate, i would talk to eva more than rubin and that's a fact, we share the same thing, very straight forward. we know and we the same, but
contributor reuben johnson disappeared. while driving to the train station, he says he was ambushed and his car riddled with bullets. miraculously he survived but he says he was robbed and captured by russian soldiers and detained at gunpoint for two full weeks. reuben johnson joins us now to tell us story. first, reuben, you must feel so lucky to be alive. tell us what happened when you were driving to the train station near kyiv? >> well, thank you for having me, first of all, and thank you for staying on this very important story. what was happening was we were driving to a train station to try to get an evacuation train that would have taken us to the west of ukraine and eventually to poland, and the road that we were told was open was blocked. when we tried to go around the roadblock, there was no one present but as soon as we tried to skirt the roadblock out of nowhere appeared russian soldiers and they just began shooting. they never asked us to stop.
difficult month for the morse family. i'm lauren. i've got two children — two boys, nine and six, reuben and oliver. my husband, daniel, works in bristol. he's a research scientist. i am self—employed, got my own business. we don't live extravagantly. we already buy the budget lines, i suppose, when we go to the supermarket. we don't tend to buy branded things. but everything is going up. lauren's husband, daniel, has a 75—mile round trip to work. it means fuel is one of the family's biggest expenses. filled up the bike. it was about £18.50 — something like that. that will be today and tomorrow, and then
difficult month for the morse family. i'm lauren. i've got two boys, nine six, reuben and oliver. my husband, daniel, works in bristol as a research scientist. i am self employed, got my own business. we don't live extravagantly. we already by the budget lines, i suppose, when we go to the supermarket. we don't tend to buy branded things. everything is going up. lauren's husband, daniel, has a 75 mile round trip to work. it means fuel is one of the family's biggest expenses. filled up the bike. it was about £18.50, something like that. that will be today and tomorrow and then there will be another
how the hell are other people coping? working households stretched to the limit. i can't be at breaking point because i have three children to look after, so i can't break. families pushed to the brink. it's demoralising, it's disheartening, because i'm trying my best and there is only so much i can do. bbc news, official figures show the cost of living in the uk- is increasing at its- fastest pace in 30 years. the cpi measure of inflation... reuben! no more oreos because dinner is ready soon. good. we've got macaroni. early february and another
question with robert redford. no, i think i've been lucky enough to do just about -- so much that i -- if i start complaining about anything under the sun, throw me out of the business. >> and aren't we also glad that she had that kind of longevity in the business. what a life and a legacy. we will bring in now sam reuben, an entertainment reporter for cnn affiliate ktla and joins me live. good to see you, sam. you are one of the lucky ones you've actually interviewed betty white many times over the years. so what most resonates with you in terms of your memories of her? >> well, i tell you what, fred, good morning to you, this authenticity of betty white. the fact of the matter is you can't fool people for a long period of time and this seven, eight-decade career she was authentic. betty white was really what you saw on camera was who she was off camera. there was just this enormous