reporter: there was the orchestra that performed the concert for peace in a public square in the middle of the day, despite the danger of an air strike. and the cellest who defied the invaders in front of bombed-out buildings. and who can forget the little girl with the sweetest voice who made those around her forget they were in a bombsh shelter? one by one, singers and musicians in ukraine have defied the russians by using their talent to unite a nation and soothe a terrified population. we love singing. reporter: the most famous one is vietoslav barotchuk, known as s s slava, known as the ukrainian bruce springsteen. he could have chosen to flee the country. instead, he decided not only to stay but to visit terrified civilians like these people seeking shelter in a kharkiv
the iranians are referring may be a u.s. unarmed reconnaissance aircraft that had been flying a mission over western afghanistan late last week. the operators of the uav lost control of the aircraft and had been working overtime to determine its status. so in fact u.s. officials are saying the crew reported right before they lost this plane, unmanned plane, that they lost flight controls right before it went down. but so far the key thing is they re not saying it was shot down. they re not saying what kind of drone it is. but shot down or not, the real question here is the real bottom line, do the iranians now have their hands on classified u.s. technology. the u.s. knows it is not going to get it back. in this particular case, barbara, the u.s. can t go in retrieve it or destroy it as it might be able to do if this material would have ended up in another country. well, that s absolutely right. when helicopters or drones go down in places like afghanistan, and they want t