six killings in northern california, and at least one possible suspect. we want our communities to pay attention to how he walks. a lot of people are scared to come out at night. it s just scary, period. i m pamela brown in washington. and you are in the cnn newsroom. a massive bridge, the longest one in europe, is crippled in a millisecond, and it s very bad news for russia. look here. this is the exact moment that russian president vladimir putin suffered his latest blow in his unprovoked war against ukraine. the blast from an apparent truck bomb knocking out three of the four lanes of the bridge that links mainland russia to the crimean peninsula. it s annexed territory in the south. now a huge bottleneck chokes a critical supply route for putin s war in ukraine. now we should note, ukraine has not claimed responsibility for in attack, but it is most certainly at the very least celebrating it. ukraine quickly unveiled this commemorative postal stamp that it will
the american psychological association estimates an 80% of u.s. counties don t even have one child psychologist. take that in. wow. the poll also found that 20% of americans have called 911 because they or a loved one was having a mental health crisis. cnn s sanjay gupta went inside one of these call centers to see who s on the other end of the line. 911, what s your emergency? reporter: 911, dialing those three numbers activates one of the most sophisticated response systems anywhere in the world. [ siren ] police, ems, or the fire department shows up to your door within minutes in most cities. what if the help you need is different? less physical health, more mental? good morning, my name is jordan. i m a counselor in the 911 call center. reporter: what happens in these situations? is it the 911 call gets diverted