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invades, that means tanks and troops crossing the border of ukraine again, then there will be no longer a nd stream 2. >> i am in the administration is very gratified to know nord stream 2 is a hunk of metal a the bottom of the sea. amy: as the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine apoaches, we look at one of the great mysteries of the past year -- who blew up the nord stream pipeline connecting russia to germany. we will speak with legendary pulitzer prize-winning journalist seymour hersh. his latest article is headlined "how america took out the nord stream pipeline." then we go to michigan where vigils were held tuesday night to remember the three michigan state university students killed in yet another mass shooting. >> we are all broken by an all-too-familiar feeling, another place that is supposed to be about community and togetherness shattered by bulletand bloodshed. we know this is a uniquely american problem. amy: since the beginning of this year, on average, there have been more than one mass shooting a day in united states. we will go to michigan to speak with profess

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when you know to reach understand what yougo through, wh can have nd intrpe really help people supportou. >> terry, eunice lee said. thank you so much. i'hored to bring your story to the airwaves. it was so good to see drew barrymore celebrate you and your peer documentary makers. the full story is on kpix.com. thank you, my new friend. keep doing what you're doing and making the world a better place. >> thank you. >> if you or somebody you know is in crisis, get help from the suicide and crisis lifeline by calling or texting 988. candidly, hearing from youth like terry about their struggles from mental health. bringing powerful cbs documentary streaming exclusively tomorrow night, we plan to air at 7:30. we hope you tune in, connecting the dots. #have the conversation, #raise your hand. >>> still ahead, kids on the outside might seem to have everything under control. a deeper dive shows they are hurting too. >> practice. when you don't have practice and then games, you never have a day off. >> competing on your team and comparing yourself in the classroom. >> solutions you can latch o

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