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Live from London, this is Owen Bennet Jones.
And later in the program, we'll be hearing how the Indian Prime Minister is on a mission to get his country a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.
That issue has come up again, and we hear from a friend of a Lebanese national level football player who was critically injured during a strike on Beirut on Saturday.
It's hard to find words for what we're going through.
Between the constant fear of the bombing, the stress of waiting for news about Saline, the uncertainty of everything, it's overwhelming.