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conflicting claims. the russian military said that as of friday, they controlled the town. ukrainians dispute that claim. and say they still have parts of it. now, what we know is what we saw. we were in -- in the area around soledar for several days. what we saw is ukraine forces are digging in, they're not trying to retake the town, just trying to hold the pogs they have. now this afternoon we got in touch with some of the troops and they say they are no longer in the area and that they have pulled back. now we don't know if that is part of an organized withdrawal or just a rotatio...

videotape of a toddler with a gun. an indiana man who is believed to be his father now in police custody as a result. so you'll see the little boy in this video here, you see him waving that gun around, even pulling the trigger at one point. it happened saturday and was shown live as part of the ride along series "on patrol live." >> this is it. of the -- oh, man, wow. this is the child with the loaded weapon -- >> pulling the trigger right there. >> yeah. >> police in beech grove, indiana were responding to a neighbor's call and saw the young boy playing with the weapon outside wear...

Amid ongoing drought and a water shortage, Scottsdale cut-off a suburban community's supply, and no clear solution to the crisis has emerged.

It's human beings facing the reality of climate change. >> there are, sara, when we look at climate change, which is, obviously, a major factor here and specifically when we look at the impact it's having on the colorado river, there are also questions, not just in this community, but i think around the country we're seeing different examples, there are questions about housing sprawl, about infrastructure. when housing developments are approved, i mean, how much is all of this coming into play in some of these decisions to allow different areas to go forward with development? >> well, fortunat...

A suburb of scottsdale, arizona is suing after the bigger city cut off access to water. for years scottsdale has allowed households in the foothills to buy water but that stopped after a drought and water shortage in the colorado river triggered federal conservation rules. >> so now residents are hoping a lawsuit will restore access to the water supply. lucy kafanov joins us with this story. >> reporter: well these residents are basically hoping to force scottsdale to keep selling water to this community even though it is not a part of the city. this is a group of residents who claim that scot...