good evening. we begin tonight with a single frame of video from the war in ukraine. the stunning reality and brutality of this war. this is the image. what you are looking at is the precise split second before a russian missile explodes next to a team of aid workers, including an american tending to a wounded civilian earlier this month. it may be hard to see, but we ve circled it. the missile is circled as flying parallel to the ground. it s an antitank missile, which means that someone had eyes on the target, which is the vehicle driven by the aid workers to the left of where the missile s about to go. the vehicle they are standing right next to. one of the men killed is pete reed, a marine corps veteran. in january, he went to work in ukraine with the aid organization global average. global outreach doctors, it s called. and on the second this month, he was killed. tonight, we also have stunning information about a systematic program run by the russian government to take
people we are hesitant whether we should open the barricade that we set up in the room. open it. get the. [ beep ] out! that s what was happening as all going on. it was horrific. some people lived through it once. others more than once. sadly, we ll talk to some of those people. it s unbelievable to think, is it the cop or someone that i should be worried about? is it a threat? yeah. so, good morning, everyone. poppy is on assignment. lots of questions, right? what would you do in that situation during a mass shooting? dozens of michigan state students barricaded in their classroom when there was a knock on the door, was it the police or the killer? yet again, president biden demanding action on guns to stop the bloodshed. why did the gunman have a pistol if he already been arrested for a felony gun charge? great question. we ll look into it further in the show. also this morning, the race for the 2024 gop presidential nomination is about to get a start with ni
is the only player to match all six numbers of the historic powerball drawing last november is edwin castro. castro won the largest ever lottery jackpot in history. he chose the lump sum payment, taking on nearly $1 billion. castro, i think, wisely declined to appear at the news conference, but said the real winner is california s public schools, which will receive more than $150 million in supplemental funds, another record-breaking total. joining me now is harry. how much food can one by with $1 billion? okay, so i set it up in three, three different levels, okay? let s say you want to go to the most expensive restaurant in the entire world. you can buy about 400,000 meals. let s say you want to go expensive, but not too expensive, so you can go to we re going to go to boston market in a second. great restaurant.
a long awaited mystery is now over. the name of the person who is the only player to match all six numbers of the historic powerball drawing last november is edwin castro. not kaitlan collins. edwin castro. lucky california lottery winner who hit the $2 billion jackpot. he opted for the lump sum payment of $997.6 million. just to give you an idea of how much money edwin has won, it is enough money to spend $190 a minute every minute of every day for ten years. enough to buy a 1.3 million house every day for the next two years, it s almost the gdp of