large. her body was discovered on the 19th of last month in the bridg bridger teton national forest in wyoming. we are joined now by dr. brent blue. dr. blue, i really appreciate your time tonight. according to to your report, gabby petito s cause of death was manual strangulation/throttling. does that mean that what exactly does that mean? because i mean, it does it mean that somebody used their hands or some sort of an object? throttling means that they that someone was strangled by human force. there was no mechanical force involved. people can be strangled by other means, like we have seen people on snow mobiles who run into a wire, that would be strangling by a mechanical event. but this was we believe this is strangling by a human being. how do you determine that it s a human being? well, mainly because only humans have opposable thumbs. but the the there is no evidence that this was done by any kind of animal as far as the cause of death. no i mea
dr. blue, i really appreciate your time tonight. according to to your report, gabby petito s cause of death was manual strangulation/throttling. does that mean that what exactly does that mean? because i mean, it does it mean that somebody used their hands or some sort of an object? throttling means that they that someone was strangled by human force. there was no mechanical force involved. people can be strangled by other means, like we have seen people on snow mobiles who run into a wire, that would be strangling by a mechanical event. but this was we believe this is strangling by a human being. how do you determine that it s a human being? well, mainly because only humans have opposable thumbs. but the the there is no evidence that this was done by any kind of animal as far as the cause of death. no i mean i mean it you can tell somebody used their hands, as opposed to used an you know, some some other object? you can t necessarily tell that
but an adviser to president zelenskyy just said this, quote, sooner or later debts will have to be paid back. that is why disarming the belgorod vor on nez depots is a absolutely natural process. karma is a cruel thing. russia is escalating its economic attacks beyond ukraine into the west. it shut off gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. they ve shut those off because the nations refuse to pay for the gas in rubles. this is significant. both countries rely on russian energy, they are nato members, and both have aided in the ukrainian defense. in the meantime ukraine now admitting it is taking significant losses in the east as the russians are intensifying attacks there in this new strategic bombardment of the area. and in the south a second missile strike overnight on a strategic bridge near odesa, this is actually video from the first strike. new images coming in moments ago showing the damage there, this is a rail and road bridge and it s the only link between the
kate, one of the important messages here and we heard it from lloyd austin in his opening remarks was a show of unity. not just from europe, not just from nato but from the western world and beyond. more than 40 countries coming here, not only sitting together but discussing what can be done to support ukraine and support what many see here as an international rules-based order. that s what is at stake here and they ve made that clear. this is bigger than just the u.s. or the uk or ukraine. it s the world order that s at stake and that s why this is such a fundamental discussion and that was clear in an interview my colleague jim sciutto just wrapped up with the chairman of the joint staffs, general mark milley and what we heard from austin. at the end of the day, what we want to see, what i think the policy of all of the governments together is a free and independent ukraine with their territory intact and their government standing and the russian aggression has been hal
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