this is your son wyatt. >> sebastian is eight weeks old tomorrow, and wyatt is two years old the end i was really worried about this because when i was growing up, when i came, my brother was two years and, like, four months older. and every childhood photo i have is i'm very happy as a little baby, and my brother's chewing the inside of her lip. like, leif this photo because, look, we're both in the same-- i don't know what you'd call it-- like, stroller, and i'm just, like, so fat and happy leaning against him. he's like, ," get me the hell out of this thing with this disgusting child." with wyatt i have done a different tact. i'm doing a slow roll with sebastian. i didn't want wyatt's life to suddenly cat cliz mackly change, and there's this crying baby. wyatt's not on top of him every day. we go out a lot and stuff. and, also, i have started doing this thing with wyatt where we both sort of make fun of sebastian. so we have this little-- i mean, not in a bad way. >> stephen: give me an example. >> so i started doing this thing when, like, sebastian is crying, i'll look-- like, wy

this is your son wyatt. >> yeah, so sebastian is eight weeks old tomorrow, and wyatt is two years olde being a big brother? because that can be a rough transition. >> it is, yes, so that's been-- i was really worried about this, because when i was growing up, when i came, my brother was two years and, like, four months older. and every childhood photo i have is, i'm very happy as a little baby, and my brother's chewing the inside of his lip. ( laughter ) like, i love this photo because, look, we're both in the same-- you know, i don't know what you'd call it-- like, stroller-- and i'm just, like, so fat and happy, leaning against him. he's like, "get me the hell out of this thing with this, ugh, disgusting child." so, with wyatt, i've sort of gone a different tact, which is, i want to do-- i'm doing a slow roll with sebastian. so, like, i didn't want wyatt's life to suddenly cataclismically change, and there's, like, this crying baby. so, they're kind of-- you know, wyatt's not on top of him every day. like, we go out a lot and stuff. and, also, i have started doing this thing with wy

wyatt about a flight that you and mr. wyatt and ms. heard were on from boston to l.a. in 2014, do you remember that? could you please tell the jury what you remember about that specific flight? >> i remember as i was still filming black mass, before i did black mass, the film, my sister, christie, and i were talking about the oxycodones that i had been again, that was the monkey on my back that she came to me. she told me she had read this book of dr. kipper's book and i read dr. kipper's book, a good majority of it. and i agreed that i would do the detox. i would kick the opiates. there was no time to do it before the film. so when the nurse, which was nurse debbie lloyd, when she came to boston, she had asked me what is your dosage? how many of these are you taking per day? and, you know, someone who had been under -- you know, under the kind of lock and key of a prescription drug that is highly addictive -- i mean with built-in barbs, this drug does not want you to stop taking it. she asked me how many i took her day or my dosage and, of course, as any person who is

. >> wyatt, many students told us it's unfortunate just how routine things like this have become. >> be honest, i'm kind of disappointed because happen so many times. i think this sort of thing happens. america lot people are back out enjoying the uc berkeley campus. but thursday morning it looked like this. >> heavy police presence and alarms sounded. >> telling everyone on campus to go inside and stay away from doors and windows. graduate student, hulsey johnson was in a lecture. she says everyone in the class was moved to a safe windowless room in the basement and they stay there for about 4 hours. luckily, the game of telephone didn't go on too far and it felt like there's consistent like. >> calm information, which helped cause. i don't know. you never know if it's time to panic, but it's hope very control. she says they were checking social media to figure out what was happening. >> university officials say someone affiliated with the university issued a serious and credible threat of violence towards others at the school. it would have been sad no matter who was. >> get threat

leading chinese neurologist recently hit out at the promotion of leon watching when he questioned wyatt received delivery priority and shanghai. when many people under locked down were struggling with access to food. we think that and she is not much more on the basic nice for the people. reports have also linked china's health don, luncheon with the maker of the pill, eeling pharmaceutical john guides chinas cove at 19 policy. as head of the national health commission. he said to have received funding from ealing for his own medical foundation and also signed a corporation agreement with the company. but beijing's also strongly back the t. c . m. industry worth some 60000000000 a year, according to the world health organization. the promotion of this, this kind of medical market is something that certainly being encouraged, the idea being that if the, if this industry can be developed to a certain level of maturity, where are some very highly effective drugs are developed? ah, ah, then you know, these, these can become part of the more mainstream mix of different types of treatments, n

emma wyatt won that race. [applause] you know, i know that it is -- in his state of the union address, president biden promised to stand for the god-given right of men to compete in women's sports. [laughter] common sense needs to reign, and it will reign. and this is really about women's sports is a pathway toward achievement and excellence. and i expect there's some outstanding women athletes in the room today and maybe some looking on, and we need to defend the integrity of women's sports in america for the benefit of women everywhere. [applause] and, by the way, thanks for not robbing that national -- rubbing that national basketball championship in this hoosier's face. yes, sir. >> my question for you today -- mr. pence: what's your name? >> jack. mr. pence: could you speak up a little bit? >> yes. you speak a lot about you being christian first, republican third. one of my friends told me a trick about how to get your attention. i'm a pastor. i heard that he walked right up to him and said, how can i pra

let's go to wyatt in my daughter's home state of oregon. >> caller: thanks for taking my call, jim. >ck could go higher and nearly doubled, i sold it when it did, it's a stock that we should go about considering revisiting, sony >> i don't know, sony's very involved in the gaming cycle and i think what you'll start hearing is the gaming cycle's too far along. i happen to like the company but i need you to know that's the chatter so i can't get you involved in this until that chatter subsides look, this is what i'm talking about. these are what you should be buying at this stage of the cycle. look at these bargain buys and people let me tell you, oh i hear the consumers bad, no kidding, that's why the stocks are where they r they're beaten up i like them, beaten up and beaten down, will take many more days like today for them to be close to expensive again we're next with oil expert rusty brazil with oil falling from highs but still very, very up there, what could the future hold >>> then howard sholz taking the move at star bucks >>> then all your calls, rapid fire, this is the lightn

. >> it's only after he became a father to his own son wyatt that tyler began digging into his past toearn more about his adoption. >> i was notified by my friend who is a chilean firefighter who helped connect with a nonprofit to help me locate my birth mother. >> and suddenly, a call he thought might never come. >> we were cooking dinner when we found out. i was in disbelief. he is like shouting out like i can't believe it, i can't believe it. they found my biological mom. >> that must have been the shock of your life. >> yes. >> one phone call. >> yeah. >> that's when they sat me down and told me who i was, how they know who i am, and what the true back story really is. >> torture, arbitrary arrests and other human rights violations are still common in chile. >> the basic human rights goes back to ouster by the coup. >> we were a poor country. we have this dictatorship called augusto pinochet. chile was very oppressed. >> during general augusto pinochet's brutal regime, the coercion of adoptions happened, thousands of babies taken around the world through a complex network that incl

i did and then i think i remember somebody named wyatt. i'm yeah my classes. yeah, why was why it's interesting focus. well, sports management's kind of a hot field and rice university's number one in the country in it and it attracts a lot of young men and women, but why it wanted to become professionalized and rodeo. he does rodeo and i had to go when he applied there. i you know, we don't consider it a sport. rodeo even though we're in texas at rice. and and i question why not rodeo is a sport. and i took it up to through the channels there and they finally they actually agreed he should be a sports so they're giving him meaning but why a matter for him is he goes to rodeo meats and might miss a week of school. for the rodeo and the teachers have to make up for that as if you were football player that had to go to the west coast or something. so we have to we treated rodeo as a sport. how much is why excuse me? why i must like his father. oh very much. so in the sense of you know humor and you know, he's just they both are loved the the frontier the west, y

and you'll also meet a woman named renee wyatt.ggle with addiction and with homelessness. she's been in and out of jails and prisons for much of her life, and she became kind of the exception to the rule. she beat the odds, she got out and she stayed out, and she's now using her experience in prison to try to counsel and support women who have similar stories, too. so every single person we met, we should note every single person had a history of trauma or instability. every single one of them had a parent who either struggled with addiction or had been previously incarcerated. studies show these are patterns, right? and these are patterns that our system really does more to reinforce than it does to break. geoff: what do you hope that people will take away from this documentary after they watch it? amna: you know, watching these folk's stories, you're not just going to meet them, you're going to really get to know them. you're going to get to understand them. you're going to see the whole picture of their lives, not just not just

the other side wants to get it from you to kick you all in a way that's the mentality which is not wyatt's in cushion. ah man, chris was after his death on the cross was taken down. who was put on the stone there, washed by the annoying to like wounded jewish cousin did. did they buried him in the tube thus lies cold, anointing stone or sooner function? kilograms. i said that as a whole new storm. so they're being with them switch centered oil, they put on the swan and they clean the dead cloth and take it with them. and those who cannot come here. he take, he had, given, needs to establish, ah, if you need to get really emotional and you cannot stop crying, that's not what a school used to be outside the church in the courtyard because the pilgrim used to come and cut pieces of them. so take with them. so they brought in, they pulled their pilgrim of submarine simply inside the church. they put another slab on top of it at one then my mother came from the church. say that an a priest came from jerusalem to recruit the students. it all and she told me he want to become a priest and then be

the other side wants to get it from you to kick you out in a way that's the mentality which is not wyatt's in cushion. ah lin. chris was after his dance on the cross was taken down. it was put on no storm there, washed by the annoying to like go to the jewish cousin. did they they buried him in the tomb that's lies. cold anointing stone or stone function kilograms. i said that as a whole new storm. so they're being with them. switch centered oil, they put on the swan and they cleaned the dead cloth, then take it with them and those who cannot come here. he take heed and given to the 2 bullets in in the beginning li, emotional. and you cannot stop and crying as long aslan used to be outside the church in the a quote yet because the pilgrim used to come and cut pieces of them so take with them. so the brotherly and they pull the dead and pilgrim so doing the same thing is that the judge will they put another slab on top of it at when the my mother came from the church say that an a priest came from jerusalem to recruit the students it all and she told me you want to become a priest and then

and the freedom of all the people world wyatt, him was a need counterbalancing over time. so that's a sensation. felix echoed co represented the case. the law professor is the director of the research unit sustainability and climate policy in leipzig. he can see the impact of climate change in the cities are valid. forrest, the droughts of recent years are endangering ash, trees and sycamore maples by the expert says it's not just the woods future that's in danger. it came, a jaime change threatens to destroy democracies, physical foundations and climate crises was water shortages and must migration will leave little behind of our free lives in smithfield or even of symbolic it, but vital things like the german forest things, a nature in its current form in germany, european nature were, will no longer exist in this form with unchecked climate change. it was when he to swift radical exit from fossil fuels in all sectors. felix eckart has achieved something historic together with environmental organizations and other individuals . though the obligation to protect the enviro

wyatt testified yesterday that he observed you having a meeting with sean bailey in australia. do you remember that? >> yes. >> could you please tell the jury who sean bailey is? >> sean bailey -- at that time was -- i believe he was the number three man at disney in terms of hierarchy. he was upper echelon disney. he was under bob iger. initially under cook, who was removed from disney for some reason. so yes he was the number three man at disney. >> why were you having a discussion with mr. bailey? >> the discussions i was having with mr. bailey, sean bailey, were -- they had to do with -- as i think we've established, i have always -- from the beginning of those series of films -- i had always rewritten my characters words and jokes if you will, and situational comedy and things that i would add. mr. bailey was very complimentary about some of the things i had done. he came over to me laughing after a take. >> this is just discussed and what they were talking about. >> mr. deppe, was miss heard in australia with you? >> she came later, yes. >> do you recall when she came dow

jobina: elizabeth warren is asking wyatt is not easier to i'll your taxes -- why it is not easier to for free. she says turbotax has used extensive lobbying to prevent americans from filing their taxes for free online. intuit is being sued. kumasi: you can talk products in your own to graham post, even if you are not -- instagram post, even if you are not an influencer. you will not makea commission though -- make a commission though. kumasi: most people tag anyway. i think so. jobina: what is new? kumasi: let's talk about these new cats. dozens of feral cats are invading the oakland coliseum and they are not likely to be relocated. jobina: animal control officials say if the wildcats are removed other wild felines would take their place. officials have hired an outside group to capture the cats, are neuter them, then return them to the coliseum. the coliseum will secure the covers on trash containers to reduce the cats'food supply. drew: what an outcome. good for them. we have some scattered showers on the east bay, but the story is quickly diminishing. dentistry level we go. we hav

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wyatt triggered a full evacuation. >> and a touching birthday surprise for a teen in the east bay.'s get a check on this rainy weather withdrew. >> live doppler 7 we have snow coming our way over the next 24 hours. chain controls, expecting three feet of fresh snow above 5000 feet. back at home, a wet morning out there. we are tracking the downpours and still working to the east. from san ramon up through antioch and concord, certainly highway four and 680, 580, a slow go in the east bay. we will timeout the middle portion of this working through antioch this morning. to the peninsula we go. we have light to moderate showers and now light showers filling in the south bay. it is a live look at the san jose camera with drops on the lens. we are pretty much seeing showers across the entire region. rate and the forecast this morning and later on this afternoon, we have a chance of a thunderstorm. the storm prediction center has placed the entire bay area under a slight risk of thunderstorm later on today. if one does pop up, the biggest threat would be some small hail. highs today with

but wyatt. ed to become professionalized in rode crow. he does rodeo. i had to go when he applied there, we don't consider it a sport rodeo. even though we're in texas at rice. and i questioned why not. rodeo is a sport. and i took it up through the channels there. and they finally agreed so they are giving him meaning why it mattered for him is he goes to rodeo meets and might miss a week of school for the rodeo. and the teachers have to make up for that as if you were a football player that had to go to the west coast or something. so we have to -- we treated rodeo as a sport. >> very much so in the sense of humor and he's just they both are love the frontier, the west. i have been to their ranch before don tied in texas. he had lung issues. his breathing was hard for him. he was really at his ranch there in texas and a gorgeous horses and he had a nice setup. he was winning blue ribbons. he was a champion. his hero is -- he doesn't mind me saying, but he loves mohammed allie. his bible was the book on allie. and he wanted to be like the greatest at r

. >> shoes is my son's wyatt's first word and he's still obsessed on chshoes and boots.you talking to us and i wish you and your family the best. >> thank you, anderson. >> happy anniversary. >> thank you. >> olena posted a lot about her life and her family on the war on her youtube channel "what is ukraine." >> just ahead, tom freedman joins us next. kin', flippin', dippin'. if you're not oozing, then you're losing. tater totting, cold or hohotting. mealin', feelin', pie-ing, trying. color your spread. upgrade your bread. pair it. share it. kraft singles. square it. i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tells me th

>> i've just got to say wyatt, who i adore, i love these pictures of him. i know he had covid.ah, yeah, he had it when i got it. i gave it to him. and unfortunately. and he was fine. he had a slight cough and, you know, kids that age don't know how to blow their nose which is not something i realized until i had kids that way. other than having to suck the mucus out of his nose with a thing, he -- which he didn't really -- he actually came to enjoy. but it was fine for him. but i'm wondering, do you have to wait a long time? that's actually him when he just tested positive there. yeah. so adorable. i lost my train of thought because i was looking at him. >> well, in terms of whether -- >> so, if you're positive, when do you need to get the vaccine? yeah. >> yeah, i mean, you know, i think what you'll hear from the pediatric community is that he should still get vaccinated. i think there's some schools of thought that say you can wait. he should have some immunity here. so, he should have some immunity from that. it could be reasonable to wait a bit. but the thing about immunity

. >> classes were canceled all day because of the lockdown and that left the campus wyatt, many studentss unfortunate just how routine things like this have become be honest. i'm kind of disappointed because >> happen so many times. i think this sort of thing happens. america lot people are back out enjoying the uc berkeley campus. but thursday morning it looked like this. >> heavy police presence and alarms sounded. >> telling everyone on campus to go inside and stay away from doors and windows. graduate student, hulsey johnson was in a lecture. she says everyone in the class was moved to a safe windowless room in the basement and they stay there for about 4 hours. luckily, the game of telephone didn't go on too far and it felt like there's consistent like. >> calm information, which helped cause. i don't know. you never know if it's time to panic, but it's hope very control. she says they were checking social media to figure out what was happening. >> university officials say someone affiliated with the university issued a serious and credible threat of violence towards others at the s

you will meet a woman named rene wyatt, who is the exception to the rule.t. she is trying to counsel other formally incarcerated women to make sure they stay out too. the sociologist we talked to said, the system really does try to keep people from making their way back into society. judy: and you were telling us that you looked at their backgrounds, the kinds of things that led them be incarcerated in the first place. amna that's right. we had a long, into the with them. we talked about the fact that every single one of them had a parent who was incarcerated or struggled with addiction. at is the data come to life. we know people who grow up with a parent who is incarcerated is more likely to become incarcerated. our system reinforces those patterns. we hope people will watch. we hope they will get to know these people to better understand how the system works, and maybe ask the question if the system can and should be better than it is. judy: shining a light into an area that gets so little attention. we are looking forwardo seeing this. the documentary i

my son, wyatt, also got the virus.nce is not unique. many families are trying to navigate the virus, work, child care, you name it. i learned a lot, but i also had a lot of questions, so while i was home and sick, made it the topic of this week's episode of my "parental guidance" show on cnn plus. here's a bit of it. >> my oldest is not yet two years old. so, you know, there's no really explaining to him why he's, you know, coughing. and thankfully, his symptoms aren't that bad. but how do you, with kids a little older, how do you explain to them what's going on? >> it's important to use simple, honest language. we have a tendency to want to shield our children from the scary things going on in the world. but the reality is we're all living through this. but having a plan ahead of time, just what are you going to say to your children. daddy is sick right now and he can't be in the same room as you. or we have to wear masks right now because we're sick. >> the episode will be available on cnn plus on wednesday. i hope u

we'd like to ask exxonmobil, wyatt funded climate skeptics, and an add some statements as cost doubt some climate science. but exxon did not answer these questions and declined an interview. we'd also like to ask a p, i about the critique that it spreads doubt about climate science. but a p, i hasn't replied nor agreed to an interview. exxonmobil and api i right, that they are working on technologies that may reduce climate change. they've also said this in commercials, plans capture c o 2 would have other kinds of plans captured it to be deuced carbon emission levels to the lowest in a generation. let's make tomorrow better together. ah . beyond dog light beyond petroleum bp. but how green are the oil companies actually today? we asked the wells 5 largest oil companies, how much they invest in green technology, and how much they invest in extracting fossil fuels. shell answers that it now spends 5 percent of investments on green technologies. the french oil company to tal says it spends 10 percent b, p, chevron, and exxonmobil did not answer. so we asked influence map an organizatio

. >> all day because of the lockdown and that left the campus wyatt, many students told us it's unfortunate just how routine things like this have become. >> be honest, i'm kind of disappointed because happen so many times. i think this sort of thing happens. america lot people are back out enjoying the uc berkeley campus. but thursday morning it looked like this. >> heavy police presence and alarms sounded. >> telling everyone on campus to go inside and stay away from doors and windows. graduate student, hulsey johnson was in a lecture. she says everyone in the class was moved to a safe windowless room in the basement and they stay there for about 4 hours. luckily, the game of telephone didn't go on too far and it felt like there's consistent like. >> calm information, which helped cause. i don't know. you never know if it's time to panic, but it's hope very control. she says they were checking social media to figure out what was happening. >> university officials say someone affiliated with the university issued a serious and credible threat of violence towards others at the school. it wo

this example about the process for wyatt move the single grape type.ember many wines are blends. geographies climate, the slope of land, that years weather pattern for the amount of sunshine to temperature shifts, all these factors influence the grapes as they grow. but some stress their vines to improve through quality divining ours pruning clusters for bettee results what remains paired the decision is numerous factors as well as quality they're seeking to produce in the glass. contrary to popular belief, or excuse me, their move all the grape stands for white wines also the skins. contrary to popular belief white wine does not come from green grapes and red from purple grapes. is the removal of grape skins that makes the white wine. they match the grapes and to mask and put this into a fermentation batch. as easter allows grapes natural east to get to work converting the grape sugar to alcohol and carbon dioxide. some wines undergo at one others do it twice. the winemaker chooses a strategic moment to stop fermentation in the vets and transfers the

. >> classes were canceled all day because of the lockdown and that left the campus wyatt, many students told us it's unfortunate just how routine things like this have become. >> be honest, i'm kind of disappointed because happen so many times. i think this sort of thing happens in america. lot of people are back out enjoying the uc berkeley campus. but thursday morning it looked like this. >> heavy police presence and alarms sounded. >> telling everyone on campus to go inside and stay away from doors and windows. graduate student, hulsey johnson was in a lecture. she says everyone in the class was moved to a safe windowless room in the basement and they stay there for about 4 hours. luckily, the game of telephone didn't go on too far and it felt like there's consistent like. >> calm information, which helped cause. i don't know. you never know if it's time to panic, but it's hope very control. she says they were checking social media to figure out what was happening. >> university officials say someone affiliated with the university issued a serious and credible threat of violence towa

so long and wyatt. it's a very, it's an almost incoherent electoral model that's been put together bits and pieces . over the last few months through negotiation. we've had various bodies put pressure, international bodies, put pressure on somalia. we've even had the international monetary fund saying they're going to stop financial support to somalia by mid may. if collections don't happen, is that kind of pressure working well that every one is conscious of that kind of pressure. and i think there is no somali politician who wants to become head of state or out of government at a time that the i m. f, cuts economic support or cancels the debt relief program. that said, for the moment what we see a very short term electrical calculations with politicians trying to to gather blocks of seats to get themselves elected. and so there is still a very real chance that term somalia will be out without a new government when the i m. f deadline is reached in may. we have to hope the process actually proceeds fas

it's exposing for misheard earlier in the day, keenan wyatt, a sound engineer who worked with depth forore than two decades. testified in court why it said he interacted with heard and depp on several occasions but claims he never had reason to believe depth was physically abusive. never seen him be violent towards anybody hurt, has filed a countersuit seeking 100 million in damages, saying the actors legal team smear and branded her a liar. the trial's expected to last several weeks. in los angeles. we mushiness fax news. a baby goat and panel is back with her mother tonight after being kidnapped coming up the hero that trek down the missing animal. also a dream come true on a budget how one southern california couple celebrated their wedding day with loved ones and only spent $500. and we've got rain coming your way. snow in the mountains. this storm looks big, bigger than the last few that we've seen so we could see some footage of snow in the mountains and maybe inch and a half of rain around here. (music throughout) oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need a

and you will also meet a woman named renee wyatt, who is kind of the exception to the rule, in that she and she stayed out. and she is now trying to counsel other formerly incarcerated women to make sure they stay out too. but, judy, this sociologist we talk to, a man named reuben jonathan miller, says it best. he says, the system really doe try to keep people from making their way back into society. judy: and you were telling us, amna, you also looked at their backgrounds, the kinds of things that led them to be incarcerated in the first place. amna: that's right, judy. we had long, intimate conversations with them. we talked about the fact that every single one of them had a parent who was incarcerated or had struggled with addiction at some point. and that's the data come to life. we know that people who grow up with a parent incarcerated are more likely themselves to be incarcerated. and our system does more to reinforce some of those patterns than to break them. so, we hope that people will watch. we hope they will get to know some of these people to better understand how the syste

and they quickly had england on the back foot when megan shut took the early wickets of danny wyatt. not civil ed to fight back. she'd go on to score a century, finishing and beaten on a $148.00. but the wickets were falling at the other end. jess jonah said with a smart catch to remove kate cross. england were bowed out for 285 in reply, and the celebrations could start when jonas and sure. and your srp so ah, a comprehensive victory by $71.00 rooms, 9. winston 9 games in the tournament and australia regained their place as one day women's. well, champions, for the 7th time, you probably couldn't answer anything more. i'm to, i guess, to get sent in to baton and to put a huge title on the board. i'm really proud of our batting unit. i thought we've done some amazing things this whole, this whole tournament, so i'm to be able to do it one more time on, on the biggest stage was pretty impressive. it's been a massive build up to this tournament. it's been a long time coming. my fell, i provided a hell of a long time and, and to come out and, and perform so well through the whole tourna

the mining team boy and the sub wyatt since the west. but sometimes we have 50 calls a day, sometimes 70 sometimes 100. we have 4 gays to cover the whole area and they're always new requests coming in from a there's something in the garden little, it's an unexploded cluster, munitions, of all ye hoard picks it up with his bare hands and just walked away. was one of morality with um oh, can you please check if it's still there? says the resident. jonathan, it's a while almost at all. if it was at all. so it no, there's nothing here. it's exploded already. look the to the parts of the shrapnel . this is just the wings. there's nothing else left. this is weird exploded. can you see the impact area without society come on? every day they have a list they worked through, but the list is never ending because the russians keep pounding this town. there's a fear russian forces will make a push for it soon. and as they work a jet streaks, low overhead. there was a plain playing. it played over him. off my wallet. as go his go, his go. this is a c