tea teammates, support, congratulate from his teammates. they were thrilled that he was comfortable enough to make this announcement to the world. good for him. thank you. brand-new hour now on cnn newsroom. i m victor blackwell. i m bianna golodryga. president biden stunning the world with a top-secret surprise visit to ukraine. he was warmly welcomed by president zelenskyy and the first lady. the two leaders walked side by side as air-raid sirens blared. the visit is remarkable and here s why, this is the first time in modern times by a u.s. president to active war zone where the military has no presence, no control, the white house gave russia a head s-up before the president arrived. with the one-year anniversary, the period said he wants to underscore america s unwavering support of ukraine. russia s aim was to wipe ukraine off the map. putin s war of conquest is failing. one year later, kyiv stands. and ukraine stands. democracy stands. the americans stand w
many details on who this man is or how he s connected to this case. what we have heard so far from authorities is is that the bishop was at his home around 1:00 p.m. on saturday and there was an emergency call that was placed when deputies arrived at the bishop s home they discovered that he had been shot and killed. of course all of this shocking to many, many people here in los angeles. they held a prayer service yesterday. he was honored and remembered during sunday mass. and there are many who are still asking a lot of questions and who are heartbroken. today here are some of those parrishoners. very supportive. always working for the good of people. he was just a funny guy. a good, witty guy. he s going to be missed. david o connell had been serving the los angeles community for 45 years, he was originally from ireland.
person s ability to speak, write, and understand language. language. what can cause aphasia? it could be a stroke. it could be a virus. it could be a tumor. there are many causes to affect that part brain. i ve seen patients who are literally trapped in their own brain and can t communicate outwards. ask me about plan b. reporter: willis first gained national attention playing a wise-cracky detective on the 1980s series moonlighting. he moved to the big screen headlining action-adventure blockbusters. but he also demonstrated his acting depth in iconic films like pulp fiction and the sixth sense. dead people in graves and coffins. reporter: earlier this month, ex-wife demi moore helped celebrate his birthday. media critic eric deggans: he also developed this image as a witty guy, a smart guy, someone who could be funny and cheeky and sly. he s made a career out of surprising us. maybe he ll find a way to do
he s still different than anybody else, even though he seems a little more angry than he used to be. my first experience with letterman is when i interned at nbc. i got a chance to interview him for my senior project in college, and he was able to talk to me about the history of late night, and he said on tape with my $3 recorder, i have no interest in ever hosting an 11:30 show. i love my basement operation. that was 35 years ago. you have aged well. not really. but thank you for saying that. so letterman, in terms of being a cutting-edge host, what do you think? i like him, but he s not my favorite because i love jay leno and i love jimmy kimmel. i love those two guys, but he s obviously very talented. he s a witty guy, but i don t know. he was never my dude. i think he s realizing he was going to get his butt kicked by kimmel and fallon.
anybody else. he s still different than anybody else, even though he seems a little more angry than he used to be. my first experience with letterman is when i interned at nbc. i got a chance to interview him for my senior project in college, and he was able to talk to me about the history of late night, and he said on tape with my $3 recorder, i have no interest in ever hosting an 11:30 show. i love my basement operation. that was 35 years ago. you have aged well. not really. but thank you for saying that. so letterman, in terms of being a cutting-edge host, what do you think? i like him, but he s not my favorite because i love jay leno and i love jimmy kimmel. i love those two guys, but he s obviously very talented. he s a witty guy, but i don t know. he was never my dude. i think he s realizing he was going to get his butt kicked by kimmel and fallon.