let's do it bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye bye what does it seem tovery time i say, what a wonderful family, well, what can you do if they indeed, everything is wonderful every time, and this is no exception. may the magical force be with us. comfort, and let miracles happen like this lord, you have so much here, maybe there is someone who wants to help me with relaxation and so that comfort can come here to eat. who is this? this is me, matryoshka matryoshka. nice to meet you, can you help? well, of course , thank you very much. let's try. my name is nastya and i will tell you everything about the trail. she herself we all gather around the fire together. they'll come later now. i think the rest of the guests, let's see how it gets dark. we will watch a movie on a projector when the sky is clear, call an astronomer and, uh, biologist. well, during the day , biologists, to walk through the forest, we also have a volleyball court, and a pond with a stream that runs through the entire glamping site. we have our own large community. now people get to kno

-bye, i will catch you later ♪ ♪ got a lead foot down on my accelerator ♪ ♪ and the rear-view mirror ♪ ♪ torn off ♪ ♪ bye-byeam feeling good today. that was bye-bye from country artist. with her brother and sister, it is a family affair. get in illegally, maybe? we have some awesome guests today, i am very excited, actress and kourtney terrell reed man rosie o'donnel is here. [applause] i love her talk show. i am very excited. plus, from the emmy-winning show, "abbott men industry," we have tyler james williams hanging out. super stoked, love that show. i want to thank some people. last week i was honored to receive a star on the hollywood walk of fame. i want to say something because i always get nervous and i hate speeches. i love talking and that's difference. there were so many people from different circles of my life of the last 20 years were all there. it was really cool. it was one and only time we have all been in one spot. thank you, again. if i forgot names, specifically, i just got nervous and i should have made a list. 20 years, i am super grateful for all the support from fans as well. thank you

yes, come on, yes, bye, okay , come on, bye, max, dear father, please don’t leave, come on, bye, bye,u came, come here , why, sit down, take a look, oh, wow, wow, yes, interesting, interesting, so, interesting photo shoot, uh-huh, who’s the author, huh? it doesn’t matter who the author is, it’s your alena, no, i’m just wondering who this talented photographer is, the most talented, by the way, but wait, wait, so it’s vasily rubtsov himself, the head of your security, guessed right? no, wait, of course, he asked someone, yes, stop explaining, this is serious, she’s he’s cheating on you, oh, dad, yes, i won’t stop. why surprise me, tell me, you don’t notice the front of the car , here’s the hood, no, where, well, the car is white, you don’t recognize it, well, look, no, this is the car that you yourself gave me recently, what are you doing? was there something? well, of course i was, i took her myself to meet this guy, well, they’re kissing, so what are they kissing? dad, in modern society it is customary to sometimes kiss when meeting, this is normal, it does not oblige anyone, max, wh

okay, nikolai, let's go, i, i, come on, thank you, that's it, ah, let's go, bye, bye, bye, bye, bye ,ne, help me, wherever you want it, there’s the sun, okay, if you want to move the bed back, you ’re alone, yeah, yeah, well, in general, if you need help there, you say, now without a folder- that? let's go have breakfast, the best way to unforgettably spend the weekend is to arrange it for yourself. a little trip, i think i found a unique one a corner of belarus, which for many will become a place of power, together we will visit a belarusian village, i returned to the village to visit my grandmother, just look, this is the ideal option for a complete reboot, no gadgets of the blessings of civilization, we will visit the largest boulder in the volozhin district, according to folk superstitions , so that... your wish will definitely come true, you need to leave a coin on the top of the stone, we will learn all the intricacies of wood carving, well, in fact, it’s just like some kind of meditation, because when it goes well, it’s very pleasant, look in the program, the route was built on

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. ♪ bye bye bye ♪ >> norah: with nsync in sync once again. ♪ but ain't no lie ♪ ♪ bye bye bye ♪ ♪ ♪ >, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin tonight with the dramatic end of a two-week manhunt for an escaped killer in pennsylvania. fugitive danelo cavalcante was captured early this morning after a dea plane picked up his heat signal. we are just getting this new mug shot of the man police found with a rifle in his possession. it was a police dog who bit cavalcante's scalp and ultimately latched onto his thigh, likely putting him in excruciating pain. he was found in a wooded area about 20 miles from the prison where he broke out. the massive manhunt involved 500 members of law enforcement working around the clock, including officials with the state police, fbi, atf, u.s. marshal service, and the border patrol. cbs's nikki dementri will start us off tonight with new details on how it all came together. from avondale, pennsylvania, good evening, nikki. >> reporter: state police say once in motion, the capture of danelo cavalcante today happened within 5 minutes.

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bye-bye, grandma, bye! it, there, where the sun is, well... if you want to move the bed back, it ’s up to you, well, in general, if you need help there, you say, now without a folder it will be difficult to do this alone, before there were kakzaks on the wall. let's go have breakfast, belarus is an amazing country with its own interesting past, full of legends and traditions. look, what a curious little thing i found, it’s not just a piece of iron sticking out of the wall, it’s polish geodetic sign, i’ve seen these in belarus. a couple of pieces, rich cultural heritage and hospitable people. if i were to put on a luxurious floor-length dress now , i would be blown away by the sub-sounds of this ancient 19th- century piano. and don’t even ask what to dance, of course, polanese. a country with interesting tourist places and unique attractions. the temple is actually very unusual, i personally have the feeling that this is some kind of watchtower around, it asks for such powerful walls of the fortress, and this

bye bye. take care of yourself. yura what happened? this yura he tried to contact you. i tried to court my wife for several months. this probably brought them closer somehow. well, i don’t know , maybe they decided that everything can be survived and love is not love. whoever understands it in this love, the devil will break his leg. to be loved. here i am. well, i love my valerik. so what? it would be better if i got married for convenience. maybe you could live like a human, what are you doing? it ’s okay svyagin, this is happiness, not a man. he but you will be carried in their arms, you think there will be many such heroes who will take a woman with someone else’s child and will knock off specks of dust from them. they even show dinners like this in movies. don't you feel sorry for him? i don’t like it, it’s a pity. what to do? he made his own choice. feels visible. all the best, goodbye. i can calmly walk down the stairs home by myself. okay, change everything, please. hello, you are a husband. our former patients. i recognize you, can i help you with something? will you help me? can't you do anything? then you just don’t tell me about everything again report to yourself. you are the most noble. the most beautiful, most wonderful person in the whole wide world lyosha that’s why i shouldn’t. i have no right to torment you, use you and give you. i don’t love you lesh but you are worthy of love. i'm just nervous now. you did everything, right? i can't be your wife. when you love this happiness yourself, this is probably the only thing i can answer you now. hello hello , i thought you disappeared then, because a lot of problems piled up. all in all, it’s somehow complicated. actually, i was wrong. you know yesterday, when i saw you, i honestly didn’t expect it. mine or what? the carousel will float past us repeatedly , the old man will sing around, make the bed and wait for god to grant, oh, the heavenly calculator will not go astray even in a moment, like a movie , count down and spill what will not fit in his stomach. it’s over, if they don’t wait anywhere, i forgot how to change it. look what a big family we have. fertile soil in caring hands is our main wealth, when we so want to share the joy of what we have achieved. create and develop carefully, preserving the traditions of vo the name of a successful and happy future, where everyone’s contribution to the common cause is significant. and life with others in the unity of love is true happiness. it’s always warm here from heartwarming moments and family views. together at one table belarus 24 what unites us most often, ancient slavic cities received their name from the name of the tributary of the large river near which they were located. pinsk for example from pina vitebsk from the witch polotsk from the chamber with brest everything was different according to one of the legends a rich merchant together with his friends thickets of low elms moved through the local dense forests and swamps on trade business. it is also called birch bark , which became a real salvation for wanderers, they set up eavesdropping and got out of the swampy captivity that the very second the merchant decided to give you praise to the bogan on a nearby island. he first developed a temple, then built huts and founded a city. street lamp, pharmacy, everything, like a block. true , there are some differences not at night, but in the early morning and the mood is more life-affirming than in human poetry. this is a full-time gift giver. you did you hear exactly what? every day, at a strictly allotted time, he appears on the main pedestrian street of brest; like a magician, he controls the lights, extinguishes and lights the lanterns , thereby marking the beginning and end of the day of such a tradition. no, no other city in europe is as constant as the sun and the moon. are you entitled to a vacation or do you have a double recharging with energy, visiting guests tourists, what do you like to do more put out or light up more fun a lot of people come and experience a lot of joy some very rudely swim desire the wishes are broken and so every day there are 17 lanterns, 17 kerosene lamps among the faithful assistants, the flint staircase and the admiring eyes of visitors and townspeople. brest-litovsk lanterns worked 800 hours a year , alcohol consumption, 134 buckets. well, now i propose to visit the place from which any encounter with the city of brest station actually begins. the current appearance of the station is far from the original design during the russian empire. it was a huge castle, built in a medieval style. already at that time he had electric lighting in moscow and petersburg were content with kerosene lanterns of such luxury. the press of that time wrote about no other county town during the first world war. the building was destroyed during the polish hour, the station was rebuilt again in the style of the people during the great patriotic war, many objects of the railway junction were severely damaged , the building itself was partially damaged. well, the labyrinths of deep basements still remember the feat of its defender. a tourist’s foot has not set foot here, a special concentration of the emotion of understanding a feat on the verge of human capabilities in in the pitch darkness, waist-deep, or even neck-deep, in the water, the hungry defenders of the station , along with the military of the brest fortress , courageously held the defense for 9 days and nine nights. history is not always fair for their obvious feat. none of the defenders of the station were assessed and were awarded a state award. today brest central is the visiting card of belarus; its gateway to europe - one of the largest and most beautiful train stations in the country is made in the style of the stalinist ampere, a tall spire topped with a five-pointed star, a symbol of the connection of five continents. when decorating the station , much attention was paid to the interior of the rooms and halls , colored marble and granite were delivered to brest from different parts of the post-soviet space. that is why some people call the station an exclusive mineral museum. beautifully comfortable and safe, including for people with limited vision , tactile tiles are laid out along the entire perimeter of the station. we collect all the energy in our hands and together one two three times. well, bye young a casual acquaintance was delighted. the museum of railway equipment here in the open air houses 50 units of rolling stock, which is all there is, transportation of diesel locomotives, a heated carriage, a mail car , steam cranes, an anti-aircraft installation car. meet this fedya, which is what people call the old man; the fed marking stands for felix dzerzhinsky, if my memory serves me correctly. this is one of the most legendary powerful soviet serial locomotives. there are very few of them left. some of the exhibits are open for viewing, you can climb into the booth and feel like a machinist from ancient times. driver damieva steam locomotive lv-02-02 at the control the first thing the city above god is associated with is the legendary brest fortress, the western outpost of the soviet union of its leaders.

bye bye. hello. the weather is looking a little mixed over the next few days. certainly some sunshine on offer and really quite warm weather in the south of the country, but the further north you are, you're more likely to run into the cloud with some outbreaks of rain. and that's exactly what's happening right now. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see a weather front there spreading across ireland into more central parts of the uk. so here it's the case of thicker cloud and some outbreaks of rain. to the south of the weather front we've got that warmer, more humid air spreading in from spain and also france and that will be in place across most of england and wales through friday. so here's the forecast then through the early hours, you can see where the rain is and the cloudier conditions for the north. in the south, it's warmer and clearer temperatures of around 12—14 degrees celsius, fresher there in the glens of scotland, around 5—7 degrees celsius. so in the morning it's cloudy and rainy across the far north of england, parts of northern ireland, the south of scotland, though the north of scotland is fine in the morning. and then further south across england and wales, i think through the course of the morning, into the afternoon, we'lljust see fair weather, cloud building. it will be a really warm day. temperatures in the low to mid 20s, 22 for birmingham, 20 for norwich and london could get up to about 26. for the north, only around 1a degrees. now on saturday the weather front still with us. it's kind of stuck in this area of high pressure, very little wind to move things around. so it'll be here until it reallyjust rains itself out. so thick of cloud and spots of rain through this part of the country. notice the blobs of blue here, the potential for one or two showers and thunderstorms later in the day. but on the whole, it's a dry day for most of us, at least. really warm in the south—east, again, 26 or seven degrees with that continental influence as the fraction higher, i think in the north. now on the showers and thunderstorms, they really get going i think on sunday spreading in initially to south—western and western areas and they'll probably move further north and east. frequent lightning, gusty winds, maybe hail, that sort of thing. so it could be quite lively for some of us, at least later on sunday. lower temperatures in the south on sunday, slightly higher in the north. now, here's the outlook then — we've got a couple of really warm days then across more southern parts of the uk. but after that, the temperatures are closer to the seasonal norm. and the weather, well, of course, a little more unsettled with rain and showers at times. byehunter biden faces firearms—related charges — the first time the child of a sitting us president has been criminally prosecuted. we'll find out in less than three hours if workers at three top us auto companies will strike. frustration, desperation mount as aide struggles to reach flooding survivors in libya. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. in a major escalation of a long running inveistgation, hunter biden, the son of us presidentjoe biden, has been indicted on federal charges. hunter biden was indicted by a delware grand jury on three counts of lying when buying a fiream. it's the first time that a child of a sitting us president has been criminally prosecuted. the case is on track for a possible high—stakes trial as the 2024 election looms. the 53—year—old's attorneys have pushed back against the charges. the 53—year—old's attorneys have pushed back against the charges. he faces accusations of making a false statement in the purchase of a firearm. making a false sta

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. ♪ bye bye bye ♪ >> with 'n sync in sync once again. ♪ ain't no lie, bye bye bye ♪ ♪ bye-bye ♪ ♪ >>egin tonight with the dramatic end of a two-week manhunt for an escaped killer in pennsylvania. fugitive danelo cavalcante was captured early this morning after a d.e.a. plane picked up his heat signal. we're just getting this new mugshot of the man police found with a rifle in his possession. it was a police dog who bit cavalcante's scalp and ultimately latched on to his thigh, likely putting him in excruciating pain. he was found in a wooded area about 20 miles from the prison where he broke out. the massive manhunt involved 500 members of law enforcement working around the clock, including officials with the state police, fbi, atf, u.s. marshal's service and the border patrol. cbs's nikki dementri starts us off with new details on how it all came together from avondale, pennsylvania. good evening, nikki. >> reporter: state police say once in motion the capture of danelo cavalcante today happened within five minutes. tonight he's in custody at sci phoenix, a maximum security prison n

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bye. bye! i've never been guided by an ai before! this is so cool! ai voice: push the elevator button on your front. .. - push the elevator button on your front left. no way — no way! it's moving me round the lift! we're going down. go! it's not a guide dog. forward ! no, door�*s not closing! no, suitcase! ok, i'm out the lift. go! faster, faster, faster, faster, faster. i think he's possibly going slow because there's loads of stuff around me. he's just being careful. he cares about my wellbeing. come on, robot, you can do it. there's amazing people out there developing al to change the lives of our community. and now a! is allowing me to see the world again. this is so cool. i know i keep saying that, but it's just insane. you have arrived at - exhibition number one — how your body is made. hi, lucy. hello, i made it! why was it your mission, when it wasn't anyone else's, to make the world accessible? it was my first priority to be independent. i didn't want to give up anything because i cannot see. you might think your options, choices are limited compared to sighted people, but that's when you take a fresh approach, act, and never give up. it will lead to chances you never imagined. i, for so long, felt that i couldn't really have a lot of hope, because i never believed that the world would ever accept me for who i am any more. and when you have to grow up overnight and you don't have any vision any more, that really does shape your view of the world. my time in tokyo has come to an end, and i am on the move again. i have to ration my energy levels when i'm in a new place. understanding and navigating that environment and then trying to hear all of the different sounds around me, that is so overwhelming. whoa... may i help you? is that 0k? that would be amazing. i think there's like... i was always telling myself, "i've got to be independent." and then independence became a really, like, negative word. in here? in there, yes, put in there. 0k. and then i realised that, you know, everyone on earth relies on someone. yeah, thank you — thank you so much. your train departing from track number 19. i9? 19. hiroshima. thank you so much. thank you. have a nice day. you too. in some ways, i feel much more confident coming through tokyo station because of the tactile paving. it is absolutely incredible. no matter how many people went in front of me, behind me, i had my line and i had a sense of direction. i always say that i live in a sighted world that isn't made for me. and i'm in a city... ..that accepts blindness so much. voice breaks: and i can't quite let myself believe... ..that i'll ever be truly accepted. but it feels like it here. feeling quite low—energy, to be honest. and i think i was so elated about getting on the train, the shinkansen, and feeling happy about the platform being accessible, it'sjust hit me like a ton of bricks that i'm now going to a new place and have to learn a new hotel room and a new environment. it's actually really hard, being in a new place when you can't see it. i've taken the bullet train from tokyo about 500 miles to hiroshima. it's impossible to come here without acknowledging its past. gong clangs but first, i'm going to stay overnight in a buddhist temple on the outskirts of the city. the majority of japanese people are buddhist, so i want to understand what i can learn from this religion's teachings. good afternoon. konnichiwa! welcome to the kokubunji accommodation. oh, thank you for having me — i'm lucy. my host is shoko, the wife of the head monk. together, they run the temple. can i take your arm? mm—hm, yes. lovely. watch the steps. 0k. when i first heard that i was going to a buddhist temple, i was like, "am i going to sleep on the floor? "am i going to be able to plug in my straighteners?" but then the innerjournalist within me was like, "you know, can you be a buddhist monk if you've lost your eyesight?" hi, lucy. hello! thank you very much for waiting. the temple for me is somewhere that you can really be with nature. i love that i can hear so much of the wilderness because it is in such a remote destination. have you ever slept in a futon before? no. 0h! it's the first time! yeah! oh, i love it! perfect. perfect! cooing it's five a:m.. i slept so well on this futon, it's so nice. i realise i've hardly open my eyes. good morning. bell clangs monks chant i went to listen to the monks�* morning service, and the chanting really does relax you to the core. bells chime gong clangs it's something about being in fight—or—flight all the time, and having a stress response to different environments around me. i feel like it really centred my nervous system. thank you, arigato. this has definitely helped with my sensory overload of being in a new country and experiencing different things because, at the end of the day, i am just relying mainly on my hearing, so coming here, it's like a reset button for me. thank you so much for preparing this. i'm so excited to try it all. first time using chopsticks! 0k... ok, like that. i'm a chopstick novice. ijust could not get the hang of them. no! they chuckle but i was pleased because i've been taught by a monk. i got a little grain then! i actually felt really proud that i was eating with them. i was very slow, but i'm going to use them at home. i'm a very confident person, but i don't believe that my hope is still shining in the same way that it did before i lost my vision. i still do see hope as a glass half—empty, rather than half—full. i think this self—exploration injapan is teaching me a different way to view hope and acceptance of myself. is buddhism accepting of disability in... you know, just being in this temple, ifeel like it is. it's my last day, and i've come to meet mariko higashino in hiroshima peace park. ever since i learned about the disaster there, i felt compelled to find out about how people from the blast and the families that have followed actually deal with the aftermath of that. nice to meet you, lucy! konnichiwa! konnichiwa. could you audio describe where we are, mariko? ok, hm—hm. mariko's mother and grandmother lived in hiroshima at the time of the bombing, and mariko has been sharing their story with the world. wow. i'm so sorry. is it this here as well? they were so young. they were the same age as me when i lost my eyesight. 0h... she stifles sob there's so many names. does it keep going? yeah. oh, my god. i didn't know it was this big. thank you for showing me. even though i've lost one of my main senses, they didn't have the chance to start again and to figure out what their future was. you know, i owe it to them to have a future that is bright. oh, ok, to there? mm—hm, hold there — press? oh, wow! she chuckles. meeting mariko—san and learning about her family story and history... is this the symbol of hope? ..made me believe that... ..you can have a massive trauma in your life and still... ..and still have hope. meeting everyone that i've met on this trip has been a true blessing. go! yeah. she squeals they laugh. i can't wait to take a new sense of hope back home. i'm going to remember what the monk has taught me, how to meditate... ..understand that being with nature is one of the best things you can do for your mental health. understanding that hope comes even from the darkest of times. mariko taught me that. and... woman calls out in japanese ..a tactile experience is a beautiful one. sighted experiences don't have to always come first. hi, i'm levi, with the catch up. tonight — new pictures of sara sharif, an asteroid heading to earth, and a feathery pillow. but first, let's start with some positive news. an eight—year—old girl has become the first child in the uk to receive a special type of kidney transplant — that means she doesn't have to take long—term drugs to stop her body from rejecting it. doctors did it by reprogramming her immune system and using bone marrow cells from her mum. here's her parents�* reaction. i feel so happy, actually. i've given the blood cells and the kidney... i'm so happy, yes, of course. i feel perfectly ok, yes. we're so proud — and she is amazing, she is doing very fine, each and every day. some other stories now — new images have been released of ten—year—old sara sharif, whose body was found at her home in woking in august. surrey police have released the pictures in hope that it'll prompt people to come forward with information. tributes are being paid to sheffield united midfielder maddy cusack, who has died at the age of 27. she'd been at the club since 2019, and became the first player to reach 100 appearances for the women's team last season. and in science — this weekend, a capsule is expected to fall from space and land in the american state of utah. it contains rocks and dust from an asteroid, which could give important clues about how our planet was formed more than four billion years ago. and now, i'll leave you with ten seconds of laughter. michael from nottingham was walking to the shops when a pigeon crashed into him and hit him on the head. he said it felt like being whacked with a feather pillow. hope you enjoyed that as much as i did. have a good night! this week, it has certainly felt like autumn. at the end of the week, it has felt decidedly cool the week, it has felt decidedly cool. over the weekend, things are set to turn warmer but there is more wind and rain in there is more wind and rain in the forecast, and the main driver of the weekend weather is this world of cloud. this was a hurricane, hurricane nigel. not a hurricane any more but it is set to inject some extratropical moisture into this deep area of low pressure that will be swirling to the northwest of us, that'll bring some wind and rain but also some wind and rain but also some slightly warmer southerly winds in our direction. but what we've had his northerly winds and some clear skies, a chilly start to saturday. through the day some spells of sunshine, turning hazy and thicker clouds rolling into west england, wales and northern ireland through the afternoon, a little bit of rain getting in here by the end of the day, temperatures 12—18 c. through saturday night, this weather front here starts to wriggle around and that will essentially hold it back across northern and western areas into sunday. so we can expect some quite heavy downpour of rain at times on sunday, particularly for northern ireland, wales, northwest england and up to scotland, turning particularly wet across the south side of scotland. some warmth returning, temperatures getting into the low 20s celsius. heading into sunday night, plenty more rain to come across western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and western scotland, accompanied by some strong and gusty winds, wind gusts of 50—60 mph. the wind gusts of 50—60 mph. the wind could be sufficient to cause them to her because of travel disruption. heading into monday, this band of rain at weekends as it pushes to the southeast corner. sunny spells and showers following him behind, still probably speaking a south—westerly wind, some strong winds once again towards the western side of scotland. but with that wind direction, we will continue to see some warmer conditions, so temperatures in aberdeen up to 18 celsius, 22 in norwich and london. that feed of warm south—westerly winds as we head into tuesday, this next frontal system swinging into the atlantic will bring some outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, wales, western side of england, than eastwards through the day, sunshine and showers following behind, and temperatures between 15—22 c. now for wednesday, it looks like — and this is a ways off — we will see and other developing system, this one spinning into a deep area of low pressure, so that will bring further heavy rain, driving its way northwards in eastwards across the uk with the chance for some strong and gusty winds, temperatures still into the 20s down towards the southeast corner, cooler north and west, but the end of the week is just a conveyor belt of weather systems, areas of low pressure just in time to time, we'll see high—pressure building towards the south of the uk. that's probably where we will see the best of any dry weather through the weekend and into next weekend. but plenty of rain, strong winds at times, a decidedly autumnalfield of rain, strong winds at times, a decidedly autumnal field are —— our weather. that's it for me, bye president wraps up a week of diplomacy by securing military commitments from canada. it comes as ukrainian forces strike a russian target in crimea. plus, we have a special report on front—line casualties from inside a ukrainian hospital. i'm sumi somaskanda. the war in ukraine is being fought on multiple fronts — on land, at sea, in the trenches and from the sky. it's also a battle of high—stakes global diplomacy, with ukraine's president spending a whirlwind week here in the us to shore up international support. volodymyr zelensky started the week at the united nations general assembly, then moved on to meet with leaders here in washington, both on capitol hill, and in the oval office. on friday he wrapped up the week in canada, addressing the country's parliament after a meeting with prime minister justin trudeau. so, what did mr zelensky get for his efforts? on friday, canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau pledged nearly $500 million in aid to ukraine. that includes 50 armoured ve

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members. >> my mother and my father, my brother, my son, and son for m brother. and the two wife for brother, and one children. >> reporter: grief as rescuers pull her father's body from the debris. today all that is left of her home is this pile of rubble. she is one of tens of thousands who have lost so much after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit morocco, the deadliest the country has seen in more than 60 years. this is the moment the earth started shaking on friday night. panic in the streets of marrakesh. the violent tremor sending people rung, buildings crashing down around them. screams of horror at this wedding. this man just escaping as debris falls. homes destroyed, cities and villages reduced to rubble. >> wow. oh my god. >> reporter: on day three of search-and-rescue efforts, the death toll nearly 3,000 with another 2,500 injured. the shaking felt right across the country. intense tremors in bustling historic center of marrakech. but the epicenter struck to the south in rural mountain villages. >> we've come higher into the mountains, and the devastation here is widespread across this entire area. we'll told there are some communities higher into the mountains where the help has simply not arrived. in a nearby village, we meet mohammed and his son abu bakr. their home was destroyed and they suffered injuries, they consider themselves lucky. what was it like when the earthquake started? >> like a wind, you know. i hear the wind from the window. so as i see going like that, shaking, you know. then i says to my wife, we can run and go out. so just as we coming out, all of them, i am the last one, so i got this problem into my face, but we believe in our god. >> reporter: mohammed ran out of his house with his wife and kids just before it caved in. he and his family members are now living in a tent, while many other friends and relatives did not survive. >> yes, we got some families, which is cousins and some families die. >> we're sorry. >> so actually, right now it's still people on the houses or been destroyed. so as you see those tracks and all those workers, they're still digging to find people as soon as possible. >> how many people do you think have died in your village? >> you know, it's too hard to count how many people because it's too much. >> reporter: before the quake struck, this region was known for its beauty, a popular tourist destination. as a tour guide, mohammed is now worried about the impact this could have on his livelihood. >> this is the best place for any tourist. tour cyst a good income in morocco, and there is good economy, it brings good economy. >> reporter: aid is arriving. we found local people handing out basic supplies. but reaching the quake's epicenter by road, even from these remote areas can take several hours. rescue teams flying in overhead. today helicopters dropping aid, finally reaching some of the most isolated communities. the true death toll in those areas still not clear. >> i'm here, just starting to get up in some of the atlas mountains. some of the other teams have gotten up there delivering food. >> reporter: relief also coming in from around the world. jose andres' world central kitchen providing food in the hardest hit villages. >> some of the beings, especially the ones built on the hillsides that completely collapsed. so people are making makeshift shelters like this. >> reporter: team rubicon is also here. the organization has been responding to disasters for the last 13 years. first founded after a massive earthquake struck haiti in 2010. >> it was actually an initial deployment of eight personnel that has now grown to a force of over 175,000 volunteers. >> reporter: the remote mountainous terrain in morocco providing an extra challenge for teams on the ground. >> there are a lot of rural communities that are impacted, and we haven't been able to, or the moroccan people haven't been able to assess all the damage. >> reporter: but like many other aid groups, rubicon is limited on what it can actually do until the government gives it the green light. right now they just have a small team of scouts on the ground. >> so really, really important job of theirs is to ensure that number one, we're welcomed. and number two, that our teams are built and equipped to be able to serve the needs morocco is having shortfalls on. and as soon as we get their permission, our goal is to have all that work behind us so we can get the people into the field as quickly as possible. >> reporter: so far morocco has accepted help from spain, qatar, the united arab emirates and the uk, but has yet to accept offers of aid from the u.s. >> the secretary and the foreign minister pledged to stay in close contact as the response efforts continue. >> you can imagine with entities all over the world saying they have these unique resources, ideally the moroccan government is able to compose teams that have the greatest impact on the survivors. >> reporter: many tourists and visitors were caught in the chaos as well. >> the reason we were in marrakech was because we play with the national soccer team. >> reporter: tom sate's feet is the head coach of the gambian national soccer team. he and his team were in country, set to compete when the earthquake struck. >> the mirror fell down, glasses fell down, parts of the air condition were flying out of the walls, and also some things of the ceiling fell down. >> reporter: players slept outside of their hotels, bracing for after shocks. some of them still shaken up, reminded of their experiences earlier this year in turkey when massive earthquake killed 50,000. >> these players were in turkey were really in shock, and they really thought it was the end. >> reporter: still, the team played their scheduled game at a field within the earthquake's affected region. and they qualified for the africa cup of nations early next year. >> we are here to play a game, but what means, there are so many people close to us 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than i had anticipated. >> juju: but behind the brave face on tv was a man with a very private struggle. >> i had been having panic attacks on air for the entire time i was on tv. and they made me missable. but when things were calm, and there was the exception of perfection, especially when presenting on air, i crumbled. >> juju: in his book, "no time to panic," matt opens up about his lifetime of debilitating anxiety and panic attacks, often triggered by the very essence of the job he loves, a tv live shot. >> i used to smoke cigarettes before lives because i thought it would give me some magical power. >> had lucky underwear in the rotation that i thought also maybe gave me some extra panic beating powers. they didn't, by the way. >> juju: you had what you called sort of the textbook impostor syndrome. and that that in many ways contributed. >> i was afraid of being found out as not talented, as a failure, as someone who couldn't do tv, who was not a good journalist, who couldn't possibly be up there with his pierce, people who i respected. i just didn't feel like i was equal. >> juju: his searing insecurities finally caught up with him when he says an on-air panic attack led him to make an egregious error, a mistake that would lead to a month-long suspension from abc news, and he writes public shame and personal regret. >> during the suspension, i decided i have to figure this out or leave tv news, because i don't like it. it's making me miserable. and i need to figure this out. but had hundreds of panics before, and i always sailed through because i was able to keep on track somehow. but i don't know. this one was different. i had to find a way to get to that well of grief where i stored all of this sadness, all of this pain. and i hadn't been doing a very good job of it as an adult. >> juju: it would lead to a soul-searching journey that matt says forced him to take a hard look at his own childhood trauma after his father was killed in a plane crash. >> that 12-year-old boy who lost his dad, and that well of grief that you tapped into, what came out when you cried those hours and hours, days and days? >> it's making me emotional now. what came out, just pain. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> i just excavated a thousand pounds of pain that had been sitting on the chest of this little boy who was 12 years old and who pushed it off for years, who played sports, who excelled, who pushed himself into high achieving as a way to, you know, keep the pain at bay. >> juju: matt's not alone at keeping that pain at bay. panic disorder affects an estimated 6 million adults in the u.s., nearly 3% of all americans. countless patients in emergency rooms experiencing heart attack symptoms may actually be suffering from a panic attack. women are twice as likely to suffer from panic disorder, but many mental health experts say the condition is severely underdiagnosed. >> people who suffer from anxiety, and particularly panic are quiet. they feel shame about it there is a lot of stigma. the shame and secrecy sort of amplify the panic. >> juju: "no time to panic" chronicles matt's internal journey and his external adventures in his quest to curb that panic. this book is definitely not a road map. >> no. >> juju: this is a lot of kids, don't try this at home. >> some of, that yes. there was no road map. and that's one of the problems. i was so eager to try to find ways to find altered states that would help me feel and tap into this deep-seated pain and grief, that i was looking for almost anything. therapy wasn't helping. pharmacology wasn't helping. so i tried the unorthodox. >> juju: the unorthodox, up to and including experimenting with mind-altering psychedelics. >> the idea for me was altered states helped me get to a place in my own psyche, helped me reach what i call this well of grief that i couldn't access to in my right mind. i needed help getting there. >> juju: tell >> there was no matt gutman. there was nothing to mourn me. so i was a speck in a limitless universe. and i stayed there for some time. you've conquered the thing that is the scariest in the world. you've been through this death zone and you've come out of it. it also helps reframe the way you think about yourself. >> juju: after turning himself into a human elaborate, trying exposure therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, he dropped the prelive shot rituals that amped him up in favor of calmer methods. >> this is actually from a hypnotist who i worked with. but it's a great relaxation technique. >> juju: okay. >> and after a while, you get to do it in your brain. you just imagine that the shoelace exists. >> juju: okay. >> so you close your eyes. you take a deep breath hoelt holdi holding on to the top knot and exhale. >> juju: it makes you focus on something other than the thoughts in your mind. >> it's a combination of mindfulness, hypnosis and meditation. >> juju: prayer. it looks like a rosary bead. >> buddhist knots. >> exactly. >> 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siamak namazi, held for eight years, conservationist morad tahbaz, and businessman emad shargi were accused of espionage, which they vehemently deny. the fourth and fifth americans wish to remain anonymous. in exchange for their freedom, the biden administration granting clemency to five iranians held in the u.s. and agreeing to unfreeze $6 billion in iranian oil revenues that had been held up by u.s. sanctions. the biden administration adamant that this is not american money and that iran has agreed to only use the funds for humanitarian purposes. >> this involved the access by iran to its own money. >> reporter: but top republicans say any deal with iran is dangerous. >> unfortunately, the deal that secured their release may very well be the latest example of president biden rewarding and incentivizing tehran's bad behavior. >> reporter: president biden today defending the negotiation, saying it ended years of agony, uncertainty and suffering, adding, reuniting wrongfully detained americans with their loved ones has been a priority for my administration since day one. >> byron: our thanks to mary. >>> one year ago, the death of a 22-year-old iranian woman in police custody sparked outrage and a global movement. she was arrested by the so-called morality police for allegedly wearing her head scarf incorrectly. what the women of iran are saying tonight about their long, hard fight for freedom. here is my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. >> reporter: calls demanding freedom for iranian women echoing around the world. >> reporter: from london and istanbul. to berlin and all across the united states. >> say her name! >> reporter: saturday marked one year since the death of mahsa amini, a 22-year-old iranian woman who died while in police custody after reportedly being beatin' by iran's notorious morality police. her alleged crime, not wearing a mandatory hijab, or head scarf, properly. her death sparked acts of defiance on the streets and acts of massive protest. iran's security forces last year responding with a violent crackdown, killing over 500 people and detaining more than 22,000 in the months following. >> it's a sad day because nothing happened, but on the other hand, it proves that we are still fighting. >> reporter: inside iran, reports of security forces doubling up to crack down on protests remembering amini. activists frustrated over the lack of change since amini's death. >> this regime does not represent the values and morals of the iranian people. >> september 16 of last year, i was full of anger, but at the same time, i was hope. >> reporter: looking back, activist masi is filled with mixed emotions. >> i can't believe that a woman just got killed for a little bit of her hair was visible. but at the same time, i was so proud of seeing a lot of women cutting their hair, burning the head scarf. >> reporter: amini's death inspiring an historic movement across the world, and shedding light on the plight of a nation. >> massa game a symbol of revolution, a symbol of saying no to dictators, no to oppressors. >> reporter: iranian americans blasting president raisi and his visit to the united nations this week. human rights organizations point to an alarming surge in executions, sentencing an estimated 700 people to death over the past year, some children. in 1988, he is accused of playing a role in the killing of tens of thousands of political prisoners. including human rights activist mitra, his best friend who was just 20 when she was arrested for peacefully protesting. she was later executed by raisi's so-called death committee. >> this shouldn't have happened. he shouldn't be welcomed here. he should be prosecuted for the crimes against humanity. >> reporter: she spent four years as a political prisoner in iran, arrested at just 18 years old for distributing flyers. she says this is nothing new. >> i witness pregnant women being executed, gang raping women, young girls. so this actually is the worst thing that could happen to somebody. but it took me three years of constant therapy to be normal again, if i'm normal. >> i tattooed my mother's name close to my heart, and she is always with me, in my heart. >> reporter: last september, another life also changed forever. >> she went out to just against the brutally murdering of mahsa amini. maybe she think about the next generation or her granddaughters. she went for freedom. >> reporter: mahsa was at home in the uk when she received the devastating news about her mother back home in iran. >> they said your mother has been shot, and she is in hospital. i just asked them is she alive? and they said no, she is dead. i fell on the floor. people outside around the world, they see just a second of the life of the woman in iran. you can see many women. they go out with no hijabs, these days, but it is a battle for them. >> reporter: one year after amini's death sparked a global outcry, life as woman in iran is still a daily fight, says this 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>> julie chen before she found god was a self-absorbed career-minded vain gossipy, fun to be with, but probably kind of a shallow person. julie chen moonves, who now knows the lord is someone who wants to help others and see how she can be of service. >> reporter: five years ago, she was flying high in her career, hosting two hit shows on cbs. >> welcome to "big brother." >> hello, everyone, and welcome to "the talk". >> reporter: when moonves, then chair and ceo of the network stepped down, accused of sexual assault and misconduct bay dozen women, allegations he denies. >> that new fodder for the me too movement. les moonves stepped down overnight. >> more women came forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct. >> days later she herself made an abrupt exit from "the talk" after nearly a decade. >> i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son. >> you say in the book quite clearly, leaving "the talk" was a decision made for you. >> yeah, i never revealed that until "but first, god." that was a hard time. i felt stabbed in the back. i was. >> reporter: but you've reconciled? >> yes. and i don't know if i could have reconciled if i didn't have god in my life. god has taught me so much. forgiveness being one of the biggest lessons. >> reporter: chen moonves says she was laid low, but it led to her spiritual journey, standing by her husband then and now. you also said in the book that one of the hardest parts of your family crisis was having to tell your son. i mean, there was some pretty graphic accounts. what did you tell him? >> well, i told him in like drips and drabs. i told him there were reports that were false about our family. so if you ever hear anything or you read anything, you come to us first. >> reporter: long before she became a mom, she says she prioritized her career. after a stint in local news and then landing her dream job at cbs news, anchoring "early mornings." in 2000, a new reality show came calling. you were basically told to go do "big brother." in fact, you tried to turn it down. >> i did turn down "big brother." and i got called in for a meeting with the then president of cbs news. i flat-out asked him. i said why me? they said well, you know live television. you know how to ask questions. and that's the purpose of this host. >> reporter: it changed the course of your life. >> it definitely changed the course of my life. i met my husband because of it. god maybe didn't open up certain doors for jobs i thought i wanted. it's no, you're going down this path. >> reporter: the show now in its 25th season, still very much a cutthroat competition for money at the expense of housemates. you talk about gossip being a sin, and yet here is a house that is full of social intrigue and lots of gossip. how does that square now? >> i never thought of that show having gossip. yeah, there are lies and there is manipulation. i always thought of the other show i did as the gossip show, the talk show. >> today we're sharing secrets. >> i was making a living off of sinning every day, and having a good time of it. i was so naive, i didn't even know gossiping was a sin until i started my walk with god. >> reporter: just days before she left "the talk," she began signing her signoff, adding her married name on big brother. >> i'm julie chen moonves, good night. >> when i married my husband, i didn't take his last name because i made a name for myself, and i thought that would be kind of like just flaunting power. and then when his name wasn't so powerful, that's when i took it, to kind of let the world know this is who i am and here's where i stand, and there should be no questions. >> reporter: but did you ever ask him if these allegations are true? >> that's not what we're here to talk about, but of course, yeah. i know my husband. you know, i know my husband. at >> reporter: at the end of the book, you say he's the best husband. >> he is. listen, i'm a journalist, you know. i do my research. and quite often, i feel like he knows me better than i know myself. >> reporter: did you read all the research? >> yeah. >> reporter: when the allegations came out? >> yeah, of course, yeah. >> reporter: what did you think? >> but i'm not here to talk about that. >> reporter: ultimately cbs fired moonves for cause and repaired to pay his multimillion-dollar severance payout. last year new york's attorney general ordered moonves to pay a $2.5 million penalty after saying they found moonves and cbs guilty of insider trading and concealing sexual assault allegations against moonves. cbs' parent company did not admit wrongdoing as part of the settlement. neither cbs nor les moonves responded to our requests for comment. there are two words that are not in the book, and that is "me too." what do you think of the movement and this idea of believe her? >> i think that's getting off track from "but first, god." people, we all go hard times in this world and our lives. mine are not over just because i found christ. >> reporter: who what would you say to the critics who think this is just a pr rebrand? >> oh, no. i don't need that i was approached to do this. i actually called simon & schuster to offer my services for free to do a reading of the bible. and they weren't interested in that they said why don't you write about your own journey? >> reporter: chen says she is donating the money she was paid for the book to one of her favorite churches. >> what i hope people get is what i got out of starting a personal relationship with god. because once i started that, i found peace. i found acceptance, undying love. but most of all, i found hope. and i saw a light. >> byron: our thanks to juju. >>> up next, a shark tale. why beachgoers came to the aid of a shark. 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