. >> we can cross live to speak to quinton now. thank you so much for joining us. saw in that report, you have been covering this war, but you had such a close view of the fighting. what differences have you now noticed as this counteroffensive's initial steps have begun? >> the noise, that's the big difference. in those very same areas that you saw my report a couple of months ago, ukrainian soldiers complained to us that they didn't have enough ammunition, they were not firing back nearly as much as the russians were firing at them. i spoke to a commander at the time and he said we know the counteroffensive is coming. that conservation period is over. ukrainian guns are running hot all over the front lines. they are laying down artillery and dropping artillery from drones across the front lines. there has been a real pickup in momentum and they are advancing forward. many of the assault brigades have been desperate to be on the move and they are on the move. but ukraine's gains so far are modest, that are small. they still have a considerable way to go. this impo

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yesterday was the first time ago quinton r was able to leave the intensive care unit one week after the shooting. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors and his brother christian. hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys, diaphragm, ribs and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thin

. >> yesterday was the first time ago quinton are was able to leave the intensive care unit and it was one week after the shooting. >> thank you. just told me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors and his brother christian. hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys. diaphragm, ribs and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened remembers hearing things that sounded like fir

yesterday was the first time miguel quinton are was able to leave the intensive care unit one week after the shooting. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors and his brother christian. hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. the calais had several surgeries on his liver, kidneys. diaphragm maybes and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. christian says miguel remembers what happened. he remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the

in 2017, they lost their son quinton in the las vegas mass shooting, along with 57 other people who wered. joe, i'm very sorry for your loss. what's your question? >> thanks for taking the question. what steps do you propose to address the horrific mass shootings in our society while respecting individual liberties? >> well, look, it is, i think, the most difficult public policy question we face today in the country because there is no easy answer. look at your question. how are you going to do all this while also respecting the individual rights under the second amendment? and they're at tension. so, what i think we need to do as a country is understand that at the intersection of this are two things that are very important, law enforcement and mental health, are both very important. i don't think with 350 million or so guns out there that tighter gun control is going to keep the gun out of the hands of someone who's going to do what happened in las vegas or what happened in uvalde or what happened in sandy hook. you know, some of those people had guns they illegally owned in their own

doctor quinton stewart also known as the strength that has been caring for animals for almost a decadend, doctor. stuart provides the care from his nonprofit project street vet. the advocacy group pets of the homeless say about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet doctor. stewart believes the number is higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the nation's homeless population. the writers guild strike now heads into its 9th week. comes as the directors guild of america reaches a 3 year deal with hollywood studios. the dga has more than 16,000 eligible voters. 87 1% voting in support of the new contract and some of the items negotiated where global streaming residuals, creative rights and diversity. and he's a recent college grad and only 14 years old. >> and now he's going to work for space x highland, quasi of pleasanton, just graduated from santa clara university. the teen prodigy has grabbed national headlines for his impressive list of academic accomplishments despite not being old enough to drive, he's already landed a job with one of the world's top space exploration

kvue's amanda quinton here with the latest on the search. well, those crews have been counting down 96 hours. that's when the submersible was estimated to run out of oxygen. that could happen anywhere from 3 to 5 this morning. our time bringing the search to a critical point right now. search crews in the north atlantic are hoping for a miracle. this morning. the us coast guard estimates that missing titanic submersible is running out of that breathable air for now. the four day air supply is really just a target, though experts say there could still be a chance the five people aboard are alive if they took measures to conserve their breathing air. some believe that the diver on board is likely advising others on how to extend that air supply. but rescue crews still don't know where the submersible is since it disappeared on sunday morning when those five people aboard began their expedition to view the wreckage of the titanic. a possible clue, though. crews continue to hear what's described as possible banging noises coming from below the s