The President at his Delaware tonight.

Five more pages of classified documents discovered this week. The new explanation as to they were just found.

weather pounding California again. 27 million in the crosshairs, 12,000 under evacuation orders.

This road and how people in this car were rescued from going over a cliff.

Terrifying survivor after a massive tornado outbreak,

how this of twelve all survived. “All that’s really left is the closet, where we were, thank God!”

Driving distracted:

is it dangerous to use those screens in your car?

Our correspondent puts them to the test this giant simulator. “So uh, how did I do?”

A leopard on the loose from a zoo finally ,

now the criminal investigation: set it free?

And billion-dollar : is someone in this small town in Maine

the lone winner of night’s 1.35 billion-dollar jackpot?

On this Friday night Russia’s war plan ,

new objectives to dominate eastern and Ukraine.

“They are trying to threaten push NATO’s edges.”

And more evidence of near Mariupol.

“International humanitarian law has not been ignored, but seemingly tossed aside.”

Fair trade. “Reconciliation is not just a .

It is to have action, and this is an example of that action.”

Why the iconic HBC building in Winnipeg is handed over to the local First Nations.

Earth Day and our landscape.

A stark of a planet in peril and hope we can still save it.

And tributes to Canadian hockey Guy Lafleur.

His larger-than-life on and off the ice.

This is BBC News, the headlines:

Further fighting taking place outside the Ukrainian capital

Kiev while Russian forces are around kilometres from the centre of the city.

British military intelligence believes that those Russian troops regrouping

possibly for a fresh offensive that happen in the coming days.

A senior Ukrainian minister says around 13,000 people were from a number of Ukrainian cities on Saturday.

That's almost twice the number who were get out the day before,

but no one to leave the besieged port of Mariopol blocked by Russian forces.

The city of Erbil in Iraq has hit by several missiles.

Video on social media shows several large explosions in the of the American consulate.

No casualties were reported. A US official has the Reuters news agency the missiles were fired from inside Iran.

HHS Secretary Alex Azar blamed the vaccine injection bottlenecks on decisions made by states.

I began by asking him he agreed with Dr. Fauci that the rollout has not worked as smoothly as hoped.

“So tremendous success, having these incredibly effective vaccines…

but yes, we’ve had some governors who have been overly and restrictive in the groups of people that they’re trying to get the vaccines out to.

That’s our call to action: get those people 65 and over and 64 and under who have co-morbidities,

get them vaccinated because we’ve protect the vulnerable.”

“You seem to be laying the blame at the feet of governors, but I’ll you that

it was the Trump administration that said 20 million doses the end of 2020.

We’re two weeks into the new year, what wrong?”

“Well Lester, we said we _______ have doses available for 20 million people

that be available;

and of course that was a projection based on of when FDA would approve.

The FDA approving later, close to Christmas…”