she gave eva her voice by voicing a diary in english.ld- famous celebrity considers it an honor to be part of this post you can say that it's terrible but you don't know how much fear war actually instills when you suddenly realize that this happened to you, you feel confused until you you won't feel it, you don't know what war is , eva's printed diary ends on may 1, but this is still at the end of the story, the little writer promises to keep records until the war ends. forces of ukraine and together we step to victory les kurbas director mykola kulish playwright valerian pidmohylyan writer marko voronyi poet translator mykola zerov poet serhiy hrushevskyi historian antin krushelnytskyi writer minister of education of the ukrainian people's republic from october 27 to november 4, 1937 in the karelian tract of sandarmok soviet authorities shot 111 people crimes of the kremlin they always say we can repeat i defend ukraine my blue sky the morning silence of the fields i defend the culture of tradition the cossack land i defend the borders

eva eva how romantic what do you already have nightmares about?ch cholesterol? i didn't find anything yesterday, i bought it on the way. well, take me to the bachelors club. do you think? so sleepy, of course, dreamed strange. i think it's stupid, categorically stupid, but it's too late for us now to see three tasks. 1 to get a ransom, the second to push eve away and the third not to go to jail, the third in priority, we take money from the rich in order to return the rich again and help the poor. this is how your brain functions right now. with a criminal bent, the key word here is functioning, unlike some that pick up the ill-lying wives of chief doctors from the floor . yes, of course, java is interesting for this . let petrov think that we stole the food. i didn’t understand, as soon as our competitors set the time, and most importantly, i will immediately find out the amount. oh petrova, you are intercepting java and taking these idiots our money, the place for transfer should be looked through, but you will not be open to the people there sh

eva? >> britt clennett for us there, thank you. >>> let's bring in abc news contributor colonel steve ganyard, a former defense and state department official. he joins us from washington. good morning to you, steve. let's start with the news of that bridge explosion. what's the impact to russian forces? >> it's a big deal, eva. this is a bridge that would carry 15,000 cars a day. it supplies -- it's the main supply route for the almost 2.5 million people that live in crimea. but more than that, this was putin's baby. this was the way to solidify the russian central territory with the crimea that he took in 2014. so this is a stunning victory for the ukrainians on the battlefield, but it's also a stunning blow to putin and to the russian people. >> president biden had some tough language this week about the threat, the nuclear threat posed by vladimir putin. the white house eventually walking that back saying, this was not due to new intel but rather putin's own rhetoric. is there something

eva?mola lenghi there in san francisco. mola, thank you. >>> to the midterm elections now just nine days away. a new abc/ipsos poll putting the economy and inflation as the top issues for nearly half the voters, a significant rise from just a few months ago. this weekend heavyweights from both parties are hitting the campaign trail. abc's maryalice parks joins us with the latest from capitol hill. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. more than 20 million americans have already voted, now including president biden, and we're seeing across the country a lot of these races really tightening seeming to be much more competitive in the polls in these last few days. >> joseph biden now voting. >> reporter: with just over a week until election day, president biden getting his vote in early, alongside his granddaughter. >> it's her first vote. >> congratulations. >> reporter: his wife, vice president and former boss all fanned out across the country hoping to fire up democrats.

eva: we are seeing netflix after hours, above 10%.e are seeing surgical and other necessary health care companies are up 11%. we see more of these. the market has realized that in volatile times it is better to act to stable securities and when they are necessary to people, that is even better. netflix will do very well all in a slowdown because people will not get outside of that -- outside much. we saw in covid-19 pandemic. again, it is hard to find the bottom are investors should be cautious about rallies. -- and investors should be cautious about rallies. paul: the market did not seem to mind, you have a sense that all of the worst-case scenarios are priced in now? eva: a lot of it is priced in. we are down 30% on the nasdaq. that is pricing in a recession and if we did not end up having a recession, that is bullish for the markets. i think a lot of it is part of it. it is important to note that the previous quarter and the one before, there were modest expectations. they were being more conservative in volatile periods. it is eas

eva. >> just a fascinating story.. >>> time now for a check of the weather and danielle breezy. i'm still not over the cold, but we got other things to talk >> i know. we're not over the cold here in the northeast but i've got to talk about hurricane julia because hurricane julia made landfall at 3:15 this morning as a category 1 hurricane with winds of 85 miles an hour bringing a ton of rain to nicaragua. now, that rain is spreading into el salvador and honduras where we could see 5 to 10 inches, even 15 inches of rain is not out of the question. speaking of rain, we've got flood watches up for southwest texas right into new mexico hre. one to two inches of rain not out of the question not only today but also into tomorrow. that's a look at what's >>> it is sunday, which means it's football sunday, guys. dry weather for all the games across the country. >> there we go. >> all of them. >> all of them. >> so i can watch my fantasy team lose another game. >> oh, boy. >> well, that's not her problem. >> yeah. not your pr

eva pilgrim with us here tonight. we heard from dan abrams he believes the personal wealth of alex jones is not protected in this case. and there is still yet another defamation case coming? >> reporter: that's right, david. this is not over for alex jones. he's already been foul liable in these cases and he will soon face a new trial in texas in a lawsuit brought by the parents of another sandy hook victim. david? >> eva pilgrim leading us off here tonight. eva, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to those reported tornados as we come on, and the severe weather moving into the northeast this time tomorrow. washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york right up to boston. all part of the same system, the winds spinning up lake geneva, wisc wisconsin. there were tornado warnings near milwaukee today. and a line of storms moving across central arkansas. lightning and hail there. this heavy rain and the flood ritzing on the way for the northeast. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporte

eva? >> elwyn, this is yet another mass shooting in 2022by a young man, this one just 15 years old, the uvalde shooter was 18, the buffalo supermarket shooter was 18. what are experts saying about this very troubling trend? >> reporter: yeah, eva, so you're mentioning all those ages, all of them 21 or younger. now, there's no simple explanation as to why young men are more likely to engage in mass shootings. this is what some law enforcement officials are citing in terms of some of those issues, mental health, bullying, social media, access to weapons, all known issues. the fact is since 2018, six of the deadliest mass shootings were perpetrated by men 21 and younger. eva? >> incredibly troubling trend, elwyn, thank you. i'll take it from here. >>> and this morning, incredible new video from behind the scenes at the capitol during the january 6th riot. the powerful images showing congressional leaders while the attack was under way. abc's karen travers joins us now from capitol hill. and,

eva. >> so much relief in the community.hank you. >>> to iran now and those dramatic images. smoke pouring from a notoriously brutal prison there. fire and clashes between prisoners and staff breaking out overnight as the islamic regime continues to battle massive anti-government protests. abc's lama hasan is in london with the latest. good morning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, eva. according to iranian state media the fire is now out but those dramatic images flooding social media. you can see the prison engulfed in flames and you can hear the gunshots and the sounds of people who gathered outside the prison chanting, "death to the dictator." this morning, iran's most notorious prison engulfed in smoke. this video posted by local activists show the exploding fire, billows of smoke and gunshots heard at evin prison in northern tehran. among the prisoners there, hundreds who were arrested over the past four weeks of protests against the iranian regime. the facility also holding american prisoners detained in

his menu depends on farmer eva labagnino. she cultivates crops and also forages for wild food. >> hi. >> ligurians seem to be indestructible. eva and her husband alberto are both in their 80s. >> 83. >> 83? >> 25-year-old matteo precis is carlo's head chef. >> okay, let's go. >> this is the rucola, the wild rucola, the real one. >> that's my favorite, actually, yeah. it's delicious. >> eva's vertiginous land isn't suitable for grazing livestock. like so many ligurians, she thrives on vegetables and leafy greens. >> eva is not only a great cultivator, she's also a great gatherer. in the fall, she harvests walnuts, provided she can get the right staff. >> back at carlo's restaurant, he reveals why eva's greens are central to his ligurian menu. >> this is the prebugin. prebugin is the mix of herbs that we catch before. >> what does it mean, prebugin? that's the dialect, right? >> yeah. it is a dialect. when you boil -- >> yeah. >> you mix -- >> the blender. >> the blender. and then you have a dip. >> that's what you end up with?

eva? >> faith abubey for us, thank you.coming up in our second hour. >>> now to what appears to be a major break in the unsolved murder of two teenage girls. their bodies found in delphi, indiana, five years ago, police reportedly set to make an arrest. this morning, an update in a five-year-old cold case involving the murder of two teenage girls in delphi, indiana. sources tell our indianapolis affiliate wrtv a suspect is now in custody, appearing in court friday morning. >> we have never forgotten them. everybody is going to keep them in their minds forever. >> reporter: the case dating back to 2017 shrouded in mystery. police released sketches of potential suspects in the murders of 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old libby german, but up until this point no charges. >> how did this come to light almost five years after this crime was committed? something broke in recent days, at least to the point that it gave them enough probable cause evidence to arrest this new person. >> reporter: williams and german disappear

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joining us right now are eva's village ceo and formers eva village client pamela and joining us fromof you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: howard, it is great to have you. we were talking during the commercial break. for a number of years, my wife and i, kathy, actually volunteered even as village and we did the galas and raised a lot of money. it is such an extraordinary and it started with -- and now you have an extraordinary 3,000 volunteers and you help 5,000 people. why do you do it? >> it is very simple comic steve. thank you for having us here. we do it because we are to help people struggling with hunger, homelessness, property, and addiction. our community has a soaring need and the need is greater than ever. so we are here to provide the guide and support and resources they need that will empower them to live healthy, independent, and productive lives. >> steve: that's right. it started as a soup kitchen for 40 years later, you have a community kitchen and overnight emergency temporary shelter. you have recovery substance abuse programs, outpatient mental healt

eva? >> our thanks to alex presha. the midterms on the minds of many americans and we'll be following them close. we're following out of dlines - washington and beyond. let's bring in jonathan karl who will be hosting "this week" later this morning. always so good to have you. let's start with the national archives. they're telling congress that some trump administration records are still missing, and this goes beyond the records donald trump took with him to mar-a-lago. >> yeah, this is a letter to one of the congressional oversight committees from the national archivist, and what's interest is this has nothing to do with the records donald trump took with him to mar-a-lago. this is other administration officials who still some 20 months after the end of the trump presidency have not turned over their official records. a lot of this is electronic records, eva. this is emails, other electronic messages. they were done on personal devices, and those records were supposed to have been turned over. the archives has been t

thanks so much for your time with us on insight story, eva over to you 1st. is this a relationship in crisis? i'm not sure if we really had a for a decent crisis. what we know, what makes the german french relationships for the you overall in german or french positions are often quite far apart. but in germany and france managers to, to, to resolve their problems. and that is usually a deal that many of the united states multiple stand behind because they come from different than know what is different, maybe this time. then the, the level of stress and pressure extremely high. it works a bit as, as a catalyst to preexisting tension. you already mentioned defense issues, how to invest and what and the fence and also the internal treatment of energy, the internal energy markets and internal energy policies have a dish breakfast. and those, those 2 differences are really emphasized by the crisis at the mom plus i thing, thing that is a crucial crucial point. and although they're all on the mantel differences between berlin and parish, but longstanding differenc

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eva, i want to show you this. this is in mesa, arizona. armed men wearing masks, tactical gear, as they keep a watchful eye over a ballot drop box. maricopa county officials are calling the men, quote, uninformed vigilantes. those officials accuse them of disrupting the voting process and voters say they are feeling intimidated. eva, is this the part of a radical new playbook? >> it certainly seems like it, pam. it does in fact appear intimidating. you don't want to see that when you show up to vote. i will say the part that we're seeing voting rights groups play at least here on the ground in georgia is working overtime to educate their voters. and, also, really trying to sort of out organize some of the suppression tactics that you have seen. i think that, yes, it is intimidating. but voters are savvy enough to sort of know the landscape and know what's going on. and i think the activist communities working really hard to try to prepare them. you know, so before they show up to their polling precinct they are sort of prepared for this ne

you know, before i come to work, my partner's always bathing eva. you dancing?to get involved with that, you know, pull out the bed. that's the hardest part, because i hate saying bye to them. such a clever girl, aren't you? it's really scary. there are cars which will come within inches of you. and i really don't understand why. because if it was flashing blue lights, people would slow right down. enjoy working and - fronting the cones out. you know what i mean? thisjob is completely. different from otherjobs because it's safety orientated. so if a car does come flying towards us in lane two, it'll hit the back of my crash cushion and the cushion willjust fold in like that. and it'll take the impact. and hopefully protect the people in front. i can't stress enough — it's really dangerous. because if you step a foot out of place someone could get. injured and possibly die. and it has happened before. so it could happen again. there's been a fatal within traffic management where i think a car was getting chased through roadworks and the driverjust hit one of the

cnn's eva mckend is joining us now with this story. eva, what can you tell us about this?ianna, the former nfl star has faced a litany of controversies, but this has to be the most explosive to date. "the daily beast" reports they corroborated the woman's account of walker paying for her abortion by reviewing a medical receipt from the abortion clinic and note card walker allegedly sent the woman at the time. the tabloid additionally reports they reviewed a bank deposit receipt that included walker's signature handwriting. walker, an anti-abortion hard-liner who resists terminating a pregnancy in instances of rape, incest and life of the mother, is facing a steady drumbeat of stories that cast doubt on his credibility. he blasted in latest story as a flatout lie, denying what he dismissed as disgusting gutter politics in the strongest possible terms. take a listen so how he defended himself on fox news last night. >> it is a flatout lie. and now you know how important deceit is. deceit is very important. they'll do anything to win this seat, lie, because they want to make

congratulations eva, how are you? known tells about -o-o greetings, colleagues, i hope that the morning in zaporizhzhia will be calmer than yesterday . we are now near the hospital. where were the victims of the russian terrorist act brought yesterday, which happened on the way out of the city, when the russians fired three s-300e missiles at a convoy of civilians and there were more than 100 people in the colony. it there were people in an extremely difficult condition, the operation was occupied at once, six operating tables where the operations were performed, they also saved a three-year-old girl, and what was the time, a shrapnel injured the abdominal cavity, and the doctors are still fighting for the life of the little girl, and i will remind you that in the colony there were 248 cars, as they say in the national police, usually there are many more cars and many more people among the wounded. we also know 27 representatives of the national police who were on duty at you can see the details of that place yesterda

eva myronova works there. eva, what is the situation in the city at the moment? congratulations colleagues, the night in zaporizhzhia was relatively calmly. we hope that the day will be the same. yesterday, after the russian terrorist attack on a humanitarian colony, a convoy of people leaving for the occupied territories miraculously survived children with their parents and elderly people who were traveling in a separate bus, as the head of the charity said the organization's home, the driver simply drove to the gas station and already at the entrance to the scene of the events, he heard loud explosions, exactly how children and elderly people heard these explosions. eh, that is, the shooting began. and we were really lucky with the people, the difference is literally 10-15 minutes . uh, people who came for diapers, for medicine, uh, with strollers, let me remind you that yesterday the russians bombarded the city of zaporizhzhia with rockets again, 16 enemy rockets flew into the city, and three of them hit the gathering place of people in the humanitarian colony

this is eva yurievna petrova, my patient. and this is the wife of the new chief physician.l me herself ? i give her free massages. although i would pay for this myself. thank you brother. first, my pharmacies are on every floor. secondly, all recipes are only for my range, what are we talking about, of course. like eve tell her that we have a meeting going out. daddy, you should have changed into women's clothes, get in, baby, i had to leave the car in the backyard. you don't find it strange that your wife has no place. we're busy. we're having a little daddy meeting right now. as i understand you. i don't have a minute of charity myself. reception, while with a fashion collection auction of antiques. and still it is necessary to be in time for the plane to the caribbean, the line is tired, glad to be insane. but fortunately, fortunately, you have a husband. now you can be so lucky that we are completely by chance met, because it's so nice when fathers help their daughters, true well, it's like watching your aunt, in my opinion, for example, money. yeah, with your posters,

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andrew, good morning. >> reporter: eva, good morning.thursday night, it was the second noticeable injury in as many games on short rest too. a reminder of just how brutal and dangerous football can be. but now many around the nfl are wondering if the miami dolphins should have handled the situation differently. this morning, growing backlash around the nfl after miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa takes a violent hit suffering head and neck injuries thursday night. >> somebody needs to be fired. now, i don't know who. but somebody got to go. >> reporter: the league saying they're speaking to everyone involved. there's been swift reaction around the nfl with many questioning if tua should have even played in the game at all. >> the nfl has to do a better job in knowing what to do if they see someone get injured the way that he got injured. >> reporter: mcdaniel, the dolphins first year head coach standing by the decision to start tua thursday. >> if there would have been head, i wouldn't have been able to live with myself if i had p

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>> all right, eva pilgrim with us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> tonight, we have news on what had been a tentative deal with the rail unions. it appeals that deal is off now. a key rail union has rejected the contract deal brokered with help from the white house and that phone call from president biden. renewing, of course, the threat of a crippling freight strike which could come ahead of the holiday season. the members of one of the three unions involved in the deal voting no, citing harsh sick leave and attendance policies. the two other unions are expected to vote no, as well. the next deadline to reach agreement is november 19th. we'll be watching. >>> when we come back here tonight, news on covid this fall and winter here in the u.s. what dr. jha warned today, and what he's now suggesting. >>> and celebrating angela lansbury, in her own words tonight. i still practice for what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to... afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i like t

eva?ghi, thank you. let's bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. good morning, pierre. can you help put this terrible attack in perspective for us, it's part of a bigger picture. >> reporter: eva, good morning. this is an incredibly toxic moment that has been building for years. it's only getting worse. threats against members of congress have more than doubled since 2017. last year nearly 10,000 threats against congress, and that's just a stunning number and threats against federal judges have been surging as well, tripling in that same time frame. this morning, fbi and homeland security officials are out with a new bulletin as we head down the stretch to the midterms. the bulletin says right now there's a heightened threat from radicalized individuals who may target voters, candidates and election workers leading up to the midterms. this potential threat is largely being fueled by hot button issues that divide the nation and the lie that there's been widespread election

>> eva, thanks very much. we'll check back with you, eva mccain on the scene for us in georgia.t now with georgia's republican lieutenant governor, jeff duncan, who has criticized his own party, for nominating herschel walker to begin with. lieutenant governor, thanks so much for joining us. you've said that the gop should have never bet on herschel walker. is there anything you can say on the debate stage tonight that potentially can change your mind? >> herschel walker has played in a lot of big games in his life for sure. if he wants to be a u.s. senator, this is probably the most important game he's ever going to play in. look, i think it's how you attack these answers. certainly, part of the game of the running for statewide office or these big elected spots are having to be criticized and all kinds of rumors and innuendos. but it's how you answer them. and i think there are a lot of folks that are still questioning whether or not these things are true or not true. wolf, the real problem is, yi don't think we're going to hear any big policy ideas from either camp. raf neil

britt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eva. waves of strikes on power supply, as putin is attacking civilian areas and infrastructure. among the targets are power facilities. missiles shot down by air defense here in the capital. as credible reports, a russian withdrawal from the key city of kherson. there's concern that russia could blow up a hydroelectric dam it controls there, flooding 18 towns in southern ukraine. and president zelenskyy accusing russia of mining the dam to carry out a false flag attack to blame the likely consequences on ukraine. destroying that plan, would apply to energy woes. the attacks have damaged one-third of the power network. and rationing power is becoming the new normal here, especially as the bitter winter approaches. president zelenskyy approaching putin of weaponizing food by blocking ships of grain again. whit? >> britt clennett, thank you. >>> staying overseas, with international pressure on the iranian government intensifying. tens of thousands of people are taking to the streets of berlin

eva, you a great story this week about this very issue.y factionalism, young king is hugging everyone, said a person close to the republican party. nobody else is doing that. the strategy is leave no republican behind even if it's a kari lake or tudor dixon. >> this is the story of glenn youngkin. i covered his campaign last year, trying to connect with everyone. never-trumpers and maga republicans. i think the issue is that he is firmly conservative, more conservative than i think he appears. >> and more than maybe he campaigned as? >> exactly. that's to the great frustration of democrats in the state who often argue the media isn't covering him as he is. that's just not the case. i don't know if it's political skill, his pr team, personal branding or his aesthetics. he doesn't appear to be a far right figure. he's able to comfortably take these far right positions. there was a split screen last week when he was in georgia, campaigning for governor kemp, putting on that signature red vest that he often sports on governor kemp. meantime, b

eva mckend, cnn, washington. >> our thanks to eva mckend for that report. talk about the georgia senate race and a few others with cnn political commentator charlie dent and senior political spokesman brian finney. let's start with the georgia senate race, charlie, never a good sign when you need to find a new political director one month out from the election. >> yeah. it's terrible. look, the campaign is in a damage-control mode. i think everybody knew that herschel walker was a flawed candidate coming into this. all of the allegations of domestic abuse. and now the abortion allegations and hypocrisy of it all are certainly very damaging. and, of course, it's easy to fire one of your campaign staff. it's harder to fire the candidate. and that's where they are now. look, many elements of the base will rally around the candidate. but at the end of the day, this is going to be about some swing voters, you know, who are going to make this determination. they may find this all a few bridges too far. you know, when you look at all of the barnacles that he's pic

thanks, eva. >>> joining us now is dr. john brownstein.is an infectious disease epidemiologist at boston's children's hospital and an abc news contributor. we always appreciate your insight, especially because you are witnessing this firsthand. you work at a children's hospital. also tracking national data. what are we seeing right now and how concerned are you about this? >> good morning, robin. i'm actually quite concerned. in boston we're seeing incredible volumes as a result of rsv, a steep early curve and that's not just here in boston but across the country. we're seeing beds filling up. this is a real problem because we don't normally deal with rsv, but we have the common cold and the need for mental health services for our kids. so there is a massive strain on our hospitals and i'm quite concerned about it. >> where are hospitals being hit the hardest right now and where do you see it going over the next few weeks and months? >> well, this is a widespread issue. you know, nine states already have over 80% capacity, beds full. five

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cnn's eva mckend joins us. eva, it's been deny, deny, deny from walker. here's what the daily beast is reporting. they corroborated the woman's account of walker paying for her abortion by reviewing a medical receipt from the abortion clinic as well as a note card walker allegedly sent the woman at the time. the tabloid additionally reports they reviewed a bank deposit receipt that included walker's signature handwriting. here's why all of this matters, because walker is an anti-choice hard-liner who even resists terminating a pregnancy in instances of rape, incest, and life of the mother. he is facing a steady drumbeat of stories that cast doubt on his credibility, but this story also suggests hypocrisy. but here's how walker is defending himself. >> it is a flat out lie. and now you know how important this seat is. this seat is important they'll do anything to win this seat, lie, because they want to make it about anything else except what the true problems we have in this country is. that's inflation, the border wide open, crime. they don't want to tal

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a connecticut jury punishing alex jones for years ofith a staggering verdict, ordering the conspiracy theorist to pay nearly a billion dollars in damages to the families of sandy hook victims. as the verdict was read, some of them in the courtroom, like robby parker, weeping. >> while the truth is being said in the courtroom, he was standing right here lying. >> reporter: lawyers for the families showing how just hours after the massacre that left 20 first graders and six staffers dead, the infowars host claimed it was all a hoax, and the grieving parents, actors. jones mocking them on his show. >> classic acting training. laughing and joking and they say, hey, we're live. and he goes, oh, boo-hoo! >> reporter: in gut-wrenching detail, eight families and an fbi agent recounting nearly ten years of abuse. death threats from jones' followers. parker, who lost his 6-year-old daughter emily, testifying how he was verbally attacked by a man on the street. >> he had so much venom and so much hatred for who he thought that i was. >> reporter:

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who previously settled in the city where they go by rail and what people hope for, our correspondent eva myronova found out the most explosions and ruins the wounded and dead are now the normal life of front-line zaporozhye, russian terrorists have been shelling the city and the region day and night since october the passenger flow at the zaporizhzhia railway station has begun to increase noticeably, they mostly go westwards, the zaporizhzhia -lviv train with three free evacuation cars departs from one of the tracks every day. currently, the passenger flow at the railway station of departing passengers has increased by about 50% compared to september. if we take the evacuation wagons, there are about 100,100 people per day on average, and in september it was the same in october, but the number of passengers who bought tickets increased by 50%." we decided to cover ourselves with houses among them and natalia's house is being shelled every day every day and night. my daughters in nikopol have been bombed. my house was also bombed. olga, a zaporozhian woman, read about the evacuation until

tonight, prosecutors dropping all charges, and here's eva pilgrim now. >> reporter: tonight, charges dropped. baltimore prosecutors deciding not to retry adnan syed. >> i instructed my office to dismiss the criminal case against adnan syed following the completion of a second round of touch dna testing of items that were never tested before. >> reporter: those items included a skirt, shoes, and jacket. the dna results ruling out syed as a suspect. syed spent 23 years in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend hae min lee. syed's case gaining national attention on the award-winning podcast "serial," that questioned whether he was the true killer. >> i mean, no way. i had absolutely nothing to do with hae's murder. >> reporter: last month, his conviction was overturned. 41-year-old syed walking free for the first time, but placed on home detentin. and today, syed is spending time with loved ones without an ankle monitor. >> he is elated. he is joyful. he is still processing this. >> reporter: and prosecutors have identified two suspects, one, they say, had a motive to kill the young

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thanks, eva for that.ff told abc news that they still don't know what the motive was for the kidnapping. t.j.? >>> we turn to the on again, off again relationship between elon musk and twitter. a surprising about face by musk now once again offering to buy twitter for the $44 billion he originally promised. that was before months of legal back and forth. shares skyrocketed on this news though. our andrew dymburt joins us now. good morning to you, andrew. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. after all that, it looks like elon musk is really going to buy twitter. the surprise move comes after months of intense legal drama between the world's richest man and twitter. he's now proceeding to buy the company at the original offer price from back in april at $54.20 a share. experts say if musk didn't more forward with the deal, he was likely headed to court against twitter and with a losing hand. musk now tweeting that buying twitter is an accelerant to creating, x, the everything app. while that is short on details,

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eva mckenld, cn, savannah. >> a lot of interesting moments there. >>> president biden is hitting theampaign trail today, and he will discuss lowering health care costs at an event in portland, oregon. the president on a western campaign swing promoting accomplishments like the infrastructure law and the inflation reduction act. but he's taking a strategic approach when it comes to where he campaigns. >> jasmine wright joins us now. walk us through the strategy. >> reporter: the president has spent the last four days mixing official policies as he goes to the west coast. we saw him in los angeles, irvine, california, and portland tried to tout the accomplishments of this administration, make the case for democrats and also raise millions of dollars for democratic candidates. notably where we have not seen him on the west coast is in nevada and arizona. we talked about a few minutes earlier how those two senate races could determine who controls the senate, of course, controls what the president's able to do in two years unless he runs for re-election. of course, that's reflective of h

let's bring in cnn's eva mckend live in a polling place in georgia. eva, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, a common answer from voters when you ask them why they are turning out early is because they want to take advantage of the opportunity. they don't want work to maybe get in the way on election day. so they are exercising their right early. been record turnout daily since early voting began lasweek. secretary of state brad raffensperger says that this illustrates that georgia has among the best election systems in the country but this democratic opponent still says that voter suppression is alive and well in georgia staking issue with the state's voting law, take a listen. >> -- i would put our election system, i would put our georgia election system and our voters up against any other state in the union. we're seeing record turnout. and i anticipate we'll continue to see midterm records broken. >> just this last week, a student went down to the morehouse voting precinct, and when she got there, they said, your voting eligibility has been challenged. they did not giv