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A winter weather advisory issued for all state highways earlier in the day. everyone injured was taken to hospitals. officials say none of the injuries were fatal. a suspect is in custody after five west point cadets overdosed and fentanyl while on spring break. that incident happening late last week at a vacation rental house in fort lauderdale, florida. according to cnn affiliate wpl good, a 21-year-old man arrested of a powdered substance laced with fentanyl if triggers those overdoses, allegedly. four of the five hospitalized. the zsuspect held in the jail with a $50,000 bound. and for...

Revolution. so a lot of people came here to save some money, go back and buy land, but inevitably, you're here. you need a church. you need a bakery. you need a butcher shop. you need a bar. and so there was infrastructure collection down here. >> a feeling for the history of this place. and these days, something else, too. deja vu. >> so they were in the field from 1942 to about 1950. >> the history of the last inl surgeonsy. >> with each conflict, another wave of ukrainian families came to ohio. the mayor of parma is already working with state and federal officials to once again make his cit...

The midterms? >> will: you would have to think so, todd. this is a real-life issue impacting everyday americans, on their way to and from work and to and from their kids' soccer games. this is stunning when you think about the report you had from ashley strohmier, up 7 cents. everyday it is up another dime roughly, making run on gas something you will see, that is spiralling inflation before your eyes and fascinating into that report, people will now start stealing gas from one another. that will sit on the door step of democrats in the midterms. that is what and todd, you do this, that is wha...

>> reporter: in the sanctuary of this church, people gather each night to pray for a quick end to this war. but in the same building, they're planning for a long fight, packing thousands of pounds of supplies to send to the motherland. why do you come here every night? >> so i don't cry. i'm not watching the news when i'm here, i'm packaging. i'm running. i'm doing something. >> reporter: for these americans, daily life has been changed by an ongoing war half a world away. >> so we don't go to sleep until like 2:00 in the morning, because that's when the sun goes up in ukraine. sun goes up, ok...

War-torn nation, the u.n. also saying that 45% of ukrainians are now worried about finding enough to eat. finding enough food. my next guest is the first u.s. bishop to travel to the polish/ukrainian border to distribute critical resources, like food and medicine, to ukrainian families that fled the violence. joining us now is a bishop from the ukrainian catholic diocese in parma, ohio. bishop, thank you so much for joining us on this. we appreciate it. you may be in ohio right now, but you actually grew up in the town in which you are now distributing goods, food, aid to the refugees that are...