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Know who's the shooter. or his whereabouts. >> so we were just obviously talking off camera, you're live right now on channel 2 action news. i'm glad you're okay, i know you were talking about just trying to catch your breath now but again, can you just take us through what just unfolded? >> i was -- well, i work in the building right next to where the shooting took place, and i was going on my lunch break. i was crossing over to go into whole foods, and all of a sudden they was pushing us out of the building, pushing us further back into the streets telling us to get away from the building wh...

...Afghanistan. Yalda Hakim travels to Afghanistan to meet a woman who is secretly plotting her escape from the country. [S]

>> it's a difficult one. >> it is difficult. >> and none of us want to end up behind bars. and it's a genuine risk. so when i first went back after covering the ukraine war last year, i was a little bit anxious. i went through customs and i thought, there went through my phones, i had to show them photos, who is this, why do you have a photo of president zelenskyy? and my policy is to be totally upfront with them. and they know, me i've lived there for a long time, for close to 20 years have been going in and out of russia. and they know i -- they know i covered ukraine. my strategy with them ...