during that occupation, while the russian army was still there. news from bucha comes as the mayor of mariupol says a third mass grave has been found near the city. he says that russian troops forced local residents to work the site in exchange for food and water. tonight, on the program we ll talk to international court of justices chief war crimes prosecutor about all of it, also news from various battle areas retired four-star army general david me tray yas and wesley clark join us, with russia now again making veiled references to nuclear weapons being used. and today, defense secretary austin responding. what i think it is, jen, is it s dangerous and any kind of rhetoric like that, you know, i think is unhelpful. you know, we ve said over and over again that a nuclear war cannot be won by either side, and so i think saber rattling and rhetoric like that is just