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hi, thank you for joining me. i'm jessica dean in for fredricka whitfield. i'm joined by dana bash in uvalde, texas. president biden there to meet with the grieving community. dana, tell us what you're seeing there. >> reporter: well, president biden and first lady jill biden are here today. he's playing a role that he has played so many times before, comforting families following an unspeakable tragedy. right now the president and first lady are meeting with families at a community center in uvalde. this morning the bidens visited a memorial site at robb elementary that, of course, ...

wanting to offer some type of solace, some type of comfort to the families who lost so many loved ones in that horrific massacre here at robb elementary school behind me earlier this week. now the president right now is privately meeting with survivors and the family members of victims. he's been meeting with them for almost two and a half hours. the white house really blocking off a significant amount of his time here on the ground in uvalde to hear directly from those family members who lost loved ones. but first president biden stopped here at the memorial site at robb elementary....

Is something you haven't seen. it's the war through the eyes of one mother as she shelters in a basement with her three children in kyiv. her name is olena gness. before russia invaded, she was a war guide and posted a lot of videos about her family and life in ukraine on youtube. when the bombs started falling and russia invaded she decided to keep a video diary of what she and her husband and kids were going through, never knowing if they would survive through the night. i was able to meet her a few weeks ago in kyiv. when i realized how much video she shot and i started to watch it, i reali...

Basement with her three children in kyiv. her name is olena gness. she was a tour guide and used to post videos on youtube. when the bombs started falling she kept recording and she decided to make basically a video diary of what she and her husband and kids were experiencing as they moved into a basement shelter never knowing if they would survive through the night. i talked to olena on "360" since the early days the war and was able to meet her in kyiv. when i realized how much video she had shot and i started to watch it, i realized what an extraordinary thing she had created. it's a view o...