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. >> wendy, to that point, how duds friday's ruling change the fight for reproduct ifreproductn texas? >> i'm hearing a great deal of frustration, alicia, because people who are trying to find abortions in texas find themselves exactly where they were when this all started on september the 1st. essentially back to square one. and i think the headlines have been a bit misleading about what the supreme court actually did. it did texas no favors this past week, and did as melissa and michelle both said, leave the door open for these private vigilantes, who are emboldened by the bounties that will be paid to sue abortion providers. and because they fear so greatly the liability and personal risk to their doctors and other abortion care front line workers, they have not pushed the envelope on this law. but with the supreme court's decision this past week, they have essentially said to these clinics, the only way that you'll get relief, if at all, is if you break the law, allow a challenge to you breaking the law, and then you can claim the unconstitutional nature of this. and governor news

change, katy. >> incredible, ellison barber, thank you. and wendy, we've seen a little bit of mayfield.to show us some more of it. i imagine that it's hard to take it all in, considering that every corner of that town looks like it's in piles of rubble. >> reporter: indeed, katy. when i say it's no exaggeration that everywhere you look in this town, especially here in downtown, there is a story to tell and it's utter devastation. you've got to look behind me. we've talked to each of the people who used to live in downtown mayfield. the people in this first house, he was trying to pull books out of his dresser a few minutes ago. thankfully the four people in the house made it out alive. but they did survive the storm with their two dogs. down the street a little bit further we went through with a homeowner, she walked us through and showed us where they hovered in the hallway and dirt and everything just came around them and she said she's never experienced anything like that in her life. she held on for the three to five minutes during that tornado, to her 18-month-old granddaughter, an

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changing the aesthetic. but the functionality is the same. you've really given people the interchangeability of stuff. wendy: yes. printed right onto wood. so you're sitting at your desk staring at your favorite vacation picture. and the bed opens. nice and easy. wendy: the rest of the imagery. ryan: and then you have a lot of storage in there. lemonis: i love how you used imagery to not make it so flat. choice of woods are great. the choice of colors are great. so this is room four. where's the bed here? holy... ryan: yeah. lemonis: i didn't think that was coming. i thought i was gonna be the pull-out. oh, that's just beautiful. ryan: we have nice little cubbies in here with a charging port on both sides. lemonis: i think the thing you guys did really well is your use of color and your use of different materials. a-plus on this room. wendy: alright, space five. ryan: by day, you have your office. lemonis: i did not expect that to pull back, and i like the fact that you can just say, "thank you. goodnight." ryan: yeah, exactly. lemonis: really smart. okay, what's on this side? love it. really beautiful. ryan: ano

anna, and as was wendy's way, told everyone else who cared to listen too. 16-year-old anna, daddy's girl, began to see the tarnish in her father's halo. >> when i heard that mum had to changee had to protect the family's income, that was the first waver i had with my father's character. >> a month before she disappeared, wendy decided she needed some distance from denis. she took the kids and went to visit her old friend, lois. >> i feel that the decision wendy was making was whether she was going to end the marriage with denis or not. but she knew how much denis loved his children and how much the children loved denis. >> so she decided to give denis one last chance. she went back to prince george, had a heart to heart with him and then called lois. >> when she phoned, she said, i had a talk with denis. i've decided we're going give it another try. that phone call was happiness with a lot of relief in it. but my sense was if denis betrayed her trust again, it was over. she was finished. >> denis told wendy he'd do whatever it took to save the marriage. but anna could clearly see that wendy's very public complaints about his failings had been bothering him a lot. >> he was

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changes the situation because they overestimate their capability. because each level of military reporting only to putin is usually upstairs. usually that is a cold shower. they had that in 2014 wendy said troops and had losses -- when they sent troops and had loads of losses. but the reason is that they may be overestimated capabilities. >> thank you. question, is it not clear for the biden administration that implementing this agreement will kill both current ukraine and its future? if it is clear, then why is the u.s. leadership repeating the minsk mantra even now? i believe to force ukraine to implement the minsk is the main midterm objective of putin. what is your response to that? >> i understand the concern. but i think the administration is trying to square a circle here that is not necessarily easy to square. the fact of the matter is the minsk framework, rather than the agreements in the literal sense, is the only basis for negotiations that we have. and there is a risk that if you try, to push that to one side you will lose the vehicles that still keep the european union united on sections. so i think the administration has to make clear that the minsk framework -- that

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