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Civilians as many as 3,000 by one estimate to fight emilie ikeda spoke with a few of them >> reporter: as war-torn ukraine i shelled and bombed, the countrys desperate call for volunteer fighters grows louder among those willing to jump in, americans like volunteer fighters new jersey carpenter andrew bennett >> was there a moment you decided to go try to fight in ukraine, help ukraine >> yeah, the moment i found out you could. >> have you thought about what would happen if you were to get injur...

The bravest among us signing up to fight alongside ukrainians against violent russian forces. emily aikeda tells us why these americans decided to join the fight. >> reporter: as war torn ukraine is shelled and bombed, the countrys desperate call for volunteer fighters grows louder. among those willing to march in, americans, like new jersey carpenter andrew bennet. >> was there a moment you decided youre going to go and try to fight in ukraine, help ukraine? >> yeah, the moment i found out. >> ...

Very clear on this, he will not send american troops into ukraine. but some americans are volunteering to go there. standing side by side with ukrainian soldiers to fight. ukrainian soldiers to fight. are doing just that. >> as war torn ukraines shelled and bombed, the country s desperate call for volunteer fighters grows louder. among those willing to march in, americans -- like new jersey carpenter, andrew bennett. was there a moment that you decided youre going to go and try to fight in ukrai...

Constitution should be interpreted in a way that works for the people of today? and do you think justice can be both pragmatic and objective and respect history? >> i do and i think that the justices have demonstrated that. some of their recent opinions have had to deal with modern technology, technologies that did not exist at the time of the founding. so, for example, the riley case, the carpenter case, these were fourth amendment decisions in which the court was asked to determine whether or ...

What do you think justice breyer means when he says the constitution should be interpreted in a way that works for the people of today and do you think a justice can be both pragmatic and objective and respect history? >> i do. and i think that the justices have demonstrated that. some of their recent opinions have had to deal with modern technology, technologies that did not exist at the time of the founding, so for example, the riley case, the carpenter case, these were fourth amendment decisi...

A week or two to digest it. ok, but that—that i think is the best thing is that you do feel like it needs to settle. i mean that the 12 chapters with a prologue and an epilogue is like a kind of literary illusion. its like a book. its like a book you can dip into. and you know, she was going to give up acting. she was going to go and become a carpenter. before this, this role came along. and suddenly, you know, i think she has incredible career ahead of her. yes, agreed. agreed. there was so m...

Is like a kind of literary alusion. its like a book. its like a book you can dip into. and you know, she was going to give up acting. she was going to go and become a carpenter — before this role came along. and suddenly, you know, i think she has an incredible career ahead of her. yes, agreed. agreed. i thought there was so much in it that was touching, so much in it that captured that kind of heady rush of infatuation, which is very hard to get right on screen. yes, i think theres masses to ...

Its like a book you can dip into. and you know, she was going to give up acting. she was going to go and become a carpenter — before this role came along. and suddenly, you know, i think she has an incredible career ahead of her. yes, agreed. agreed. i thought there was so much in it that was touching, so much in it that captured that kind of heady rush of infatuation, which is very hard to get right on screen. yes, i think theres masses to recommend it, actually. really intriguing. which brin...

Im still really, really thinking about it in a good way. 0k? theres lots to percolate, and its divided up into 12 chapters, as they call it. and i wondered, and you know, each one comes up with a number. i thought, "oh, is this going to be really annoying?" and actually, its not. and it whips through. it does. i mean, before i knew it, id watched about two thirds of it. i thought, "crikey! " theres lots of things i love about it, and ifeel like i almost need a week or two to digest it. ok, but t...

Is -- >> before he died, he made a provision for you, at the funeral, so that you could actually be in one of the hol load out columns -- hollowed out columns at the entrance to the church. is that right? >> yes, i got the fore pass for that. im hot sure this is eye zeal but it was a -- im not sure this is an ideal position and i was there for three ourselves. and with the flash, the picture, page one, the best picture taken, as the coffin is on the step, it was very, very moving, ill never forg...