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>> we know these numbers are conservative and the tolls are far greater. cities like mariupol, kharkiv, chernihiv, and many others bustling and full of life just one month ago are encircled, bombarded, and blockaded. people in these towns lack food, water, medicine, electricity, and heating. they are trapped, desperate, afraid. in some neighborhoods, its not even safe to bury the dead. >> while the death toll rises and the humanitarian crisis deepens, were still seeing the indomitable spirit of ...

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To overthrow president lukashenko. from minsk, sarah rainsford reports. krystina timanovskaya left japan with her olympic dreams shattered, but her route to safety secured. the belarusian athlete says she just wants to run. her life was sports, not politics until a row with her coaches left her too scared to go home. but here inside belarus, state television has slammed her claims as cheap hype. "the only thing timanovskaya won in tokyo," this presenter says, "is a polish visa." on the streets o...

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But here inside belarus, state television has slammed her claims as cheap hype. "the only thing timanovskaya won in tokyo," this presenter says, "is a polish visa." on the streets of minsk, though, we did find sympathy for the sprinter whos fled because theres zero tolerance of dissent here now. "were all afraid," dmitri says. "me, too, sometimes, because the situation is unstable." the danger is real. we passed the prison where opposition activists have been locked up since mass protests last y...

"the only thing timanovskaya won in tokyo," this presenter says, "is a polish visa." on the streets of minsk, though, we did find sympathy for the sprinter whos fled because there is zero tolerance of dissent here now. "were all afraid," dmitri says. "me, too, sometimes, because the situation is unstable." the danger is real. we pass the prison where opposition activists have been locked up since mass protests last year. but somehow maria kolesnikova is still smiling. the protest leader appeared...

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She split her time between there and orange county. but the doctors want to to went into rescue mode. one thing they found especially alarming was yet another police report about dirty john. this one from just two years earlier and much closer to home. the police in laguna beach had arrested john meehan for stalking a woman. and they discovered he had rented an office space in which they found zip ties, cyanide and two loaded guns. what did all of that seem to you? >> he might be a killer and sh...

The Georgia mother who confronted her county school board about sexually explicit books that are available to students in school libraries says many parents are afraid to speak up about their concerns. The type of confrontation she faced at the Cherokee County school board meeting may be one reason why.