thank god it wasn't shrapnel. i'm just trying to figure out am i okay and is everyone around me okay. and then i have to become a journalist. then i have to get back to work because it's important. we are there, we're bearing witness and we also have to make sure we tell that story in the moment. >> lynsey, thank you from all of us for what you did and what you're doing. thank you. >> thanks, erin. and next, breaking news. the head of the international atomic energy agency, the iaea warning the world must act now to prevent a nuclear accident in ukraine. we are live outside the largest nuclear plant that's under russian control. plus, what do russians really think of putin's invasion? i'll talk to a russian journalist who just fled the country after he was forced off the air. and the star basketball player detained in russia. why putin wants to keep her in russia.