wesley, looking back now, what do you think of your mom's decision?i think it was the only thing she could think to do, really. and i'm thankful every day that she made that decision ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: wesley just turned 16. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: he has his learner's permit. >> you're doing wonderful. >> reporter: before his mom died, she bought gifts for wesley to open as he got older, most recently, a key chain for when he gets his first car. in small ways like that, nurse and patient are still raising the boy together, and their team work seems to be paying off. tricia says wesley is a straight-a student and model child. >> he's exceptional. but the most important thing is he just has such a kind and loving heart. >> reporter: really, how could he not? he's been touched by angels. steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> o'donnell: two wonderful mothers with a heart of gold. we'll be right back. so with geico, we can easily bundle home and car insurance and save even more? yeah, home, car, motorcycle, all bundled togethe

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wesley: i believe that and he will not stop there. he was the balkans back. he was the baltics back. you want his part of your back -- europe back. every time i met with the russian generals after the fall of the berlin wall, they said they were in our part of europe, this is our country, their asking when nato ships have been the port. is not there port. they do not believe that. he is speaking on behalf of a large group of russian power ministries. this is a all conceived long-term plan. he think he has found a hole in the u.s. strategy of deterrence. that is to say, we believe deterrence could stop conflict. he believes he can use nuclear weapons to stop our intervention when he attacks. this is a logical policy whole. somehow we have to think this thing through on-the-fly. the same probable effect as if we're are talking about china and taiwan or even south korea and north korea now that north korea's building an icbm to strike us. the same with iran. we have to recognize the full dimensions of challenge that are facing us. this will not go away with ukra

wesley snipes. i have been a fan of wesley snipes since boomerang, coming 2 america. and i saw him, i was like, wesley. i had a moment, please come over and talk to me. he did, we talked about his outfit. i told him he did shine in coming 2 america, he got into character with me for a minute. it was awesome to talk with him. of course, serena. i've been waiting to talk with her. it was cool she was there and took the time to talk with me, her outfit was everything. it is hard to pick. it was the best experience, i was in a good spot. reggie: when i was watching the ceremony, i saw tiffany haddish and thought, i wonder if they had a hair -- and you did. jobina: she pulled it right out. kumasi: tiffany and i had a moment. we are both short, natural. she inspired me with her later, she is blonde, if she iss let me see what i can do. we had that moment, she was so kind. we love insecure, i was able to talk to jay ellis, i called him lawrence. we talked about that, about insecure ending. it was just -- [laughter] it was everything. reggie: ok, team lawrence. kumasi: i was

retired general wesley clark is the supreme allied commander for nato.ou for joining us tonight. first, i want to get your initial reaction on the idea they would not rule out the use of nuclear weapons and again contextualize that for us, general, if you can on the idea that perbeing perceived as desperate actions and measures already enacted by the military to vladimir putin? >> the russian military doctrine doesn't rule out first use of nuclear weapons. they accept first use of nuclear weapons. in their exercises they always assume if they're losing to nato, they will use nuclear weapons. they call this escalate to de-escalate. the usual target is poland, and from the beginning of this mr. putin has brangsed nuclear weapons and threatened them. that battle is far from decided, but the ukrainians have put up a much different resistance, and the russian military is having a very hard time taking over the country. so mr. putin's going to escalate. his emissaries have gone out to a number of countries and said you must not sell weapons to ukraine includin

so this is good enough. wesley affected not as bully with dr. lee, so totally up to marie betty. so soon as polly cope was clarissa, was he to wash him without? mm yes. something. oh, really could we still push to the people, you know, this lou collateral content to not just upon i thought it was what she and sim only yet until yes mm mm. repeat those on campus to move on that button at the museum. any over to holla, need to visit with emily sunglass most. we have been unique nazis. i meant that was made last year. young cousin that touched me nice. william anisa glass. no size is the best way to speak. audi small pushed the lead. consanzo school theater will not go back to the attack. we're done for the award or to troy cook. we will do it when i that you select school. see little not for t to do puerto slide view vision. neil rival neil 22. not they'll fuck with us. good sky need cordelia, charlotte, that history sway. oh, the russian you probably my last oil 30 thought. can the bombing of yugoslavia be, can see that the wall crime asa most emphatically yes, it was not approved

hope to wesley wesley was very close to the cohen middle school. that was built and so when cohen was built and he asked me to accompany him there. and i did so i was teaching at wesley with him at jonah with him and at cohen with him. must have been a very special person to follow. it's all he was actually a tennis player into sports, but he was a strong supporter of the arts. i never asked him for anything that he he denied me for the students. of course. another question kind of picking up on that grayson asked is being heavily involved in music education at clark college was now cau and the local atlanta area for decades and what ways have you seen the involvement of black artists grow in georgia? well black artists have always been in georgia, you know, it started back in the days of slavery actually, but black artists have what atlanta in particular i won't say, georgia, but atlanta in particular has a strong showing the only thing that i hope is that at one point we will have more black musicians in the atlanta 70 orchestra, which is one of

these people are fighting our fight for us. >> general wesley clark, i've got to jump in here. thank you so much for the expertise. we're going to the pentagon now. john kirby is giving an update. >> there would be associated enablers with them. this is part of that support. all of these posture ajudgments are being done in full consultation with the nato allies in question. shifting topics if i could to the red hill storage facility in hawaii. secretary austin decided today and you should have the statement, if you don't you'll have it shortly, that directs the secretary of the navy in coordination with the commander of the united states indo-pacific command to take all steps necessary to defuel and personally close the red hill bulk fuel storage facility in hawaii. i know many of you are tracking the importance that leaders across the department of defense have placed on that november leak and the contamination that resulted from it. the secretary, the deputy secretary, leaders from across the department of defense and navy as well as indo-paycom are very, very focused on thi

and it will be joined now by wesley clark. he is a retired, a 4 star general of the us army and former nato supreme allied commander in europe . a very warm welcome to the day sir. 23 years ago. in march 1999, nato under your command, intervened in cost of when you look at the refugees fleeing ukraine, you look at these long lines arriving in germany and poland. does that bring back memories from those times? yes, it does. and back then in kosovo, nato intervened. now, in ukraine, as we've heard nato saying, but it's best to stay out. how do you explain that to a ukrainian family that is hiding in a bomb shelter? it's inexplicable to return your family in a bomb shelter. i understand what the nato shock or a general staying is, or just a per bleeder. and he's done an excellent job with nato. but the truth is that nato has to come to terms and united states has to come to terms with the implications of what this aggression means by russia directly against your brain the any negotiations will be determined by the outcome on the

alright, that was retired us general wesley clark. i want to thank you so much sir for joining me here on the day. thank you very much. good interview. thank you. ah, thousands of ukrainians have been taking their chances to leave besieged towns and cities. after another attempt by ukraine and russia to implement cease fires along several humanitarian corridors. ukrainian president, viola, demure as a lensky said, as many as 18000 people had hoped to head to the capital from the surrounding region to be evacuated further west. and speaking in a video message, he issued an appeal to russian soldiers to just go home. and meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people who have escaped the fighting or arriving in the western ukrainian city of levine. it has become a massive bottleneck. the only direction to flee being west did have your correspondent alexandra phenomena, met up with some of the refugees. we are here at the railway station in these and you can see how busy it is here with long lines of people trying to get on a train to the po

where things stand militarily tonight, where they go next with former nato supreme allied commander wesley clark. we'll also talk at length about president biden declaring over the weekend that vladimir putin, in his words, cannot remain in power while the white house walk-back of that statement. finally what the president said standing behind his remarks today. >> the fact of the matter is i was expressing the moral outrage i felt toward the way putin is dealing and the actions of this man, just brutality. half the children in ukraine. i just come from being with those families. but i want to make it clear. i wasn't then nor am i now articulating a policy change. >> also tonight, my conversation with a photojournalist, juan arredondo. he was in irpin near where those refugees were in the video we showed a few moments ago. it's the% time he has told his story about what happened when he and his friend and colleague, filmmaker brent renaud, came under fire. >> i certainly never experienced an ambush like that. but there was a point that i thought, this is it. i'm gone. that i was laying dow

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my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will probably do it. can i hug you? yeah. i love you, man. i love you too. ♪ all i want to do is have some fun ♪ ♪ until the sun comes up over santa monica boulevard ♪ >>> if you're looking for fun this weekend, there are plenty of oscar nominees to screen. >> that's right. so pop that tub of popcorn, grab the remote and get comfy. our own will ganss is here to take

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i want to get to wesley clark.nt saying putin won't stop essentially until every ukrainian or every russian soldier is killed. your thoughts? >> i think that's an accurate representation of the strong feelings here. this is eastern europe and they understand that vladimir putin is trying to erase ukraine from the map and from history. that's what the business about using the russian currency, using the russian language is about. and putin has said it. he doesn't consider ukraine a separate country. these people are fighting for their families, their history, their culture, their religion, their church. everything is up for grabs. yes, they're going to fight desperately. and ana, the negotiations, it's a charade right now. it's just a struggle by another means. the russians don't really want to give in, but they're doing it to forestall western opposition and to confound western policy making. the ukrainians have put up really strong conditions, and with those conditions, why wouldn't they just be accepted as a memb

wes lee was gone -- wesley was gone. he had died immediately with needle and powder pact still next to him. i cried that wail that comes from so deep inside you you don't recognize it, like a mortally wounded animal. after no investigation happening locally, i found a d.e.a. drug task force in orlando where wesley had traveled to buy the heroin. i was able to provide them with the website, theexperienceproject, owned by the group. there was a user called a pothead, on a page called heroin, heroin, heroin. where they offered heroin and other pills for sale. the drug task force admitted -- arrested him in two week, he admitted to making hundreds of sales in 2015 before wesley. he theu they were not heroin. they were pure fentanyl. over 100 times stronger than what people thought they were getting. he is now serving a 0-year sentence in federal prison for murdering wesley. that means thousands of other families aren't suffering because of him. he -- i believe he was the first fentanyl prosecution through the u.s. attorney's

that could affect people like diane and her son, wesley, in hull.y, putting him at higher risk from covid itself. we've no other choice but to pay. as far as we know, we don't know any different that the tests stop from friday, the free tests stop from friday. it's more the worry of making sure they have got them when we need them and we willjust have to be careful with them and where will we get the money? we don't have a choice. you've just got to find it. from tomorrow, in england and wales, there will be no more mass testing centres with scotland and northern ireland following soon after. free testing will continue for health care workers, hospital patients and those with a weakened immune system if they have symptoms. instead, most people will have to start paying for a lateral flow kit, used at home from £2 each at a local pharmacy. as with other respiratory viruses, such as flu, it's not the same disease but it's a similar sort of comparison. at some point we have to come to terms with that. as long as people receive the boosters, come forwar

bring in wesley hunt, army veteran, great to have you on the program. start with the mix. if there is bipartisan support, why is president biden sitting on his hands while people die. >> president biden is more interested in not offending putin. we should facilitate transfer of migs, we have to make sure we are careful not getting engaged in this conflict. there are many ways to fight the russians by cutting off the oil supply and releasing what is available in united states. we have to just say no at some point. >> carley: i also wonder and i'm concerned about the fact that russia is targeting air fields and you have to wonder to todd's point, getting migs and more aid in, president biden gave green light to give $200 million more of aid, which is a good thing, will we be able to get in at this point or entering a new phase where that will become more difficult? >> everything with this conflict has been difficult. keep in mind, this president can't defend our southern border, he can he defend the ukrainians at this point? there are rumors president biden is thinking of go

wes lee was gone -- wesley was gone. he had died immediately with needle and powder pact still next to him. i cried that wail that comes from so deep inside you you don't recognize it, like a mortally wounded animal. after no investigation happening locally, i found a d.e.a. drug task force in orlando where wesley had traveled to buy the heroin. i was able to provide them with the website, theexperienceproject, owned by the group. there was a user called a pothead, on a page called heroin, heroin, heroin. where they offered heroin and other pills for sale. the drug task force admitted -- arrested him in two week, he admitted to making hundreds of sales in 2015 before wesley. he theu they were not heroin. they were pure fentanyl. over 100 times stronger than what people thought they were getting. he is now serving a 0-year sentence in federal prison for murdering wesley. that means thousands of other families aren't suffering because of him. he -- i believe he was the first fentanyl prosecution through the u.s. attorney's

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army general wesley clark now. nato supreme allied commander, and general, we're so happy to have you here to talk about all of this. that assessment about russia's failure to control the air space over ukraine so far comes from british intelligence, a british intelligence report. do you concur with that report? they say that's why russia is using its stand-off weapons. do you believe that's so? >> yes, i do. i think the russians have found it's a little dangerous and risky to send their airplanes continuously over ukrainian air space. it's a little hard to understand because you would think, don, they do control this air space. they have a lot of advanced technology, but ukraine, it's a big country, and it's tough for them to cover all of it with reconnaissance and take out what's there, and so they get ambushed, and they have lost a number of aircraft and helicopters, so yes, they're being cautious. this is definitely slowing up their campaign. >> i want to look at these new satellite images that show massive flo

joining us is wesley clark.the attack on a military base 26 miles from here, less than a dozen miles from poland, how significant is that? u.s. national security advisor said if any strike whatsoever from russia made it into a nato country, it would quote bring the full force of the nato alliance to bear in responding to it. what does that actually mean? >> well, first of all, we don't know exactly what was at the base and i don't want to ask. i'm glad i don't know but that was a nato base set up as a nato training area 25 years ago in ukraine. and the attack apparently was targeted because a junior ukrainian diplomat took a social media photo that identified the time and location and had all this stuff in the background and that was seized on by the russians who quickly got some long range targeting into that. it shows a lot of things. number one, it shows the sensitivity of trying to get supplies and additional reinforcements in. number two, that russia will attempt to intervene and number three, people on the

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