truly chilling firsthand look at the destruction caused by russia s increasing use of kamikaze drones against civilian targets in ukraine. cnn s chief international correspondent, clarissa ward, is joining us from kyiv. tell us about what you ve actually seen on the streets of the capital city there. reporter: well, scenes of absolute destruction, devastation, people fearful. people dying and tonight, another impassioned plea from the president here, volodymyr zelenskyy saying in a 12-hour span, wolf, more than 30 of these iranian made 136 so-called kamikaze drones were intercepted as well as several cruise missiles. essentially, zelenskyy begging the international community to give ukraine more sophisticated and more substantial anti aircraft weaponry to protect itself. take a look. a policeman takes aim at the kamikaze drone as it bears down on kyiv. nick nicknamed mopeds in ukraine because of their whine, 28 were launched toward the city on monday. the majority are succe
we have five routes and one driver to drive five routes. game changer. minor league baseball team is bridging divide between young and old and it s home run for all. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news, from chicago with adriana diaz. tonight we have new reporting on the government documents seized from former president donald trump s residence at mar-a-lago. cbs news learned a lawyer from trump certified in writing all classified materials had been removed from mar-a-lago after june 3rd meeting with justice department officials. but officials familiar with how the documents were being stored told investigators about their existence at the private residence. democrats now want a classified briefing from the director of national intelligence. the latest from washington. reporter: this sounds like something out of a spy novel. espionage act outlaws holding on to national security information that could potentially harm the u.s. or help foreign adversaries withou
middle of the night. haunted for more than two decades, he would make a chilling discovery that would unlock this mystery. now you know the whole story. yes, sir. everything kind of clicked. it s just so unbelievable. i knew he was telling his mom s story. hello and welcome to dateline. aaron fraser was only 3 years old when his mom left the house, never to be seen or heard from again. police soon learned that aaron may have witnessed the unspeakable, the murder of his own mother. the boy would become a man before the whole truth was revealed. and though memories faded, the evidence pointing to the killer couldn t stay buried. here s dennis murphy with she never left. she d been gone from his life, unaccounted for, for more than 20 years. his mother, bonnie. it was odd to be the one that found her. because you d spent a lot of your life looking for her, right? yes, sir. there s a poignant video of the mother and child s last christmas morning toget
pressure on parents. i ll have to go to the elementary school, take that child home, come back to the middle school and high school and they get out at the same time. reporter: 86% of schools saying they don t have enough applicants despite offering pay increases and flexible scheduling. they re considered essential and frontline workers. reporter: lack is forcing some schools to scrap or reduce routes, change start times. in charlottesville, virginia, there are new walk zones for students on foot. we re hiring drivers! reporter: in chicago, offered a $500 monthly stipend to get their kids to class. for returning drivers, it s important to be behind the wheel. those children needs to go to school. they re out there waiting on you to take them to school.
wouldn t stop searching. just haven t given up. the family hasn t given up looking for bonnie. bonnie s father offered a $2,000 reward for information on his daughter. meanwhile, detectives began their routine victimology investigation, asking the question is there something in my victim s background or life choices that s explained why she s gone? early on, they learned bonnie hay brief affair. you had to check him out? yes. he came down to the office. we interviewed him. he told detectives it was a one-time, one-night stand. he was very cooperative. he agreed to take a polygraph. and he passed the polygraph. and of course as they always do, the detective had to take a hard look at the husband, mike. he fold police bonnie left the house around 11:00 p. m. and didn t come back. he said he went out looking for her around 3:00 a. m., drove by her