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sarah collab, deluxe sarah is uh, the ceo of legacies of war. thank you for staying with us, sarah. so in spring of 2023, you published an op ed in usa today, calling on president bye to not to sent cluster munitions to ukraine, but also for the us to join the 100 plus countries in a multi lateral treaty to banned the use of them. the convention on cluster munitions entered into force back on august 10th of 2010. so as of now the us has not signed onto the convention. do you think part of that is because the convention calls for member countries to clear contaminated areas within 10 years. and because it requires members to destroy all of its stock within 8 years now, add to that the requirement to provide assistance to victims like a victim's compensation fund. i mean, is that all perhaps too tall in order for the us, especially as it pertains to allows so great question. now i think the best person to answer that would be present by in congress. what i can say now is, you know, as the chair of the u. s. c, l, c, and z, or you can change that landline cost, municipal listen. we are

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and sarah laughed all out. thank you so much for your time, sarah, based. all right, that is going to do it for this episode. i've noticed operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the . the of the revolution of 1789 in france, gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the french overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit. so 1st sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves and hating that remote island, produced almost half of all the sugar on the planet sooner was made by d as in franchise slaves. broad from africa scene 1791. they started an uprising against their oppressors. the black swept away the colonial administration and formed their own army. it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique. tucson leveled to a range of dams to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having jumped up, our napoleon dispatched a large exped

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sarah collab, deluxe sarah is uh, the ceo of legacies of war. thank you for staying with us, sarah. so in spring of 2023, you published an op ed in usa today, calling on president bye to not to sent cluster munitions to ukraine, but also for the us to join the 100 plus countries in a multi lateral treaty to band the use of them the convention on cluster munitions entered into force back on august 10th of 2010. so as of now the us has not signed onto the convention. do you think part of that is because the convention calls for member countries to clear contaminated areas within 10 years. and because it requires members to destroy all of its stock within 8 years now, add to that the requirement to provide assistance to victims like a victims compensation fund. i mean, is that all perhaps too tall in order for the us, especially as it pertains to allows a so great question. now, i think the best person to answer that would be covered by in congress. what i can say now is, you know, as the chair of the u. s. c o, z and z, or you can change that landline cost, municipal listen. we are gr

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sorry, sarah. sarah champion: i am interested. do you consider yourself a leader on the global stage? the prime minister: well, others will make that determination. i am very proud of the uk's leadership in multiple areas over the past 12 months, ukraine being an obvious example. we were the leader in providing main battle tanks to ukrainethe -- ukraine -- the first country to do that. sarah champion: i am interested in you. do you consider yourself -- the prime minister: well, i stand here and these are things that i have done on behalf of the u.k. at the end of the day, these are things that we do as a country, as a government, but ultimately i am the one who takes the decisions. we were the first country to provide main battle tanks, the first country to provide long-range weapons, the first country to provide training for combat air pilots. all of those have now been copied by other countries, and rightly so, and we were the first country to call for multilateral long-term security assurances. and that is just in the ukraine s

sorry, sarah. sarah champion: i am interested.o you consider yourself a leader on the global stage? the prime minister: well, others will make that determination. i am very proud of the uk's leadership in multiple areas over the past 12 months, ukraine being an obvious example. we were the leader in providing main battle tanks to ukrainethe -- ukraine -- the first country to do that. sarah champion: i am interested in you. do you consider yourself -- the prime minister: well, i stand here and these are things that i have done on behalf of the u.k. at the end of the day, these are things that we do as a country, as a government, but ultimately i am the one who takes the decisions. we were the first country to provide main battle tanks, the first country to provide long-range weapons, the first country to provide training for combat air pilots. all of those have now been copied by other countries, and rightly so, and we were the first country to call for multilateral long-term security assurances. and that is just in the ukraine spa

sarah was charged that day with domestic terrorism under georgia state law. a conviction because mean decades in prison, that wouldn't burn my life just because i was sleeping in the woods in a human and like i have faith that that won't happen. but the hey could that's very scary. sarah's arrest warrant says her only offense was trespassing in the woods to support the aims of defend the atlanta forest, which it claims the us department of homeland security considers to be a violent extreme is group. but that's not true. d h s told us that it doesn't even classify any group like that. still, authorities in georgia allege it's a criminal organization that has taken responsibility for acts of vandalism, sabotage, an assault on police. the us legal system does not allow guilt by association. you are not guilty of a crime because you participated in a movement more than reagan specializes in constitutional law and has represented activists in court for 2 decades. it appears that the state is attempting to criminalize the political movement itself instead of the i

case as sarah and dozens of others. the state alleges that victor joined a mob designed to over whelmed the police force and cause property damage. is being held at an immigrant detention center about 2 hours outside of atlanta and facing deportation back to prove. matthew and other clergy organize the bus right of supporters on our way to their success passed by a firehouse giving what appears to be a press conference, matthew and some of the others around. so we can go down and talk with the familiar, ignored the interruption and finish the press conference. the would be to move. why is the money the position, the nobody so next of these will all i am in am in and i will continue and i understand that they the leasing and view themselves. i understand that too, but i could look at you in the face. they are over for a fixing then says the because a thing that we had a said right now we have nobody said february statement. after weeks of negotiations with the detention center, we were able to speak to victor. bye video

sarah was charged that day with domestic terrorism under georgia state law. to a conviction could mean decades in prison that wouldn't burn my life just because i was sleeping in the woods, in a hammock. and like i have faith that that won't happen. but the hey could that's very scary. sarah's arrest warrant says her only offense was trespassing in the woods to support the aims of defend the atlanta forest, which it claims the us department of homeland security considers to be a violent extreme is group. but that's not true. d h s told us that it doesn't even classify any group like that. still, authorities in georgia unless it's a criminal organization that has taken responsibility for acts of vandalism, sabotage, an assault on police. the us legal system does not allow guilt by association. you are not guilty of a crime because you participated in a movement. lauren reagan specializes in constitutional law and has represented active as in court for 2 decades. it appears that the state is attempting to criminalize the political movement itself instead of the

what. >> what sarah.tell people about the dancing i think you're going to be doing, the off camera drinking that i may not participate. in the -- from side to side it will be a lot of fun. also, also, you guys know i gotta bring my world of sports into this. austin, i believe the texas is going to win it all, and we are ultimately. there we might have some surprises from the university of texas, and this team as they try the next day, later on a few hours from where when we air trying to win, for their road to the national championship. there is to, me austin represents everything. we have culture as you mentioned. we have food, we have dance, we have sport. it's the intersection and it is perfect. they described as the new york of the south. sarah and i will decide if that is true. so we need you guys [laughter] . >> -- it will happen. >> well you guys forgot to mention the most important part of. austin you will have sarah sidner, cari champion, so everything is bigger in texas and it's about to get big

>> sarah sargent is a teacher on the american and. her student on the ukrainian side. their weekly meetings started not long after he -- the ukrainian warded. when sarah's father let her know about a nonprofit looking to build connection between ukraine and the greater world. >> i was in my sophomore year in high school and i saw the link. i said i think i can make an hour a week work. >> she signed up. every saturday morning for the past year and a half the to follow a loose curriculum, but often take detours into talks about their daily lives. >> perhaps there is one topic that you rarely discuss. sarah discovered that while going down a list of suggested questions during the first meeting. >> one of the first questions was do you want to talk about the war? no hesitation he said no. >> what she's learned since is that he wants to be seen as any other kid looking to expand his horizon. not one trapped in the middle of a violent struggle. sarah said she originally signed up because she wanted to do something with her time to make a positive impact on those in ukraine.

but take a look at how christie defended nikki haley and sarah i'll ask you about it on the other side we're now 125 minutes into this debate and he has insulted nikki haley's basic intelligence. not her positions. her basic intelligence. she doesn't know regions, she wouldn't be able to find something on a map that her 3-year-old could find. if you want to disagree on issue, fine. but i've known her for 12 years which is longer than he even started to vote in a republican primary, and while we disagree with some issues and we disagree with who should be president of the united states, what we don't disagree on is this is a smart accomplished woman and you should stop insulting her. >> pretty remarkable, sarah. >> yeah, i thought chris christie did a better job defending nikki haley's campaign and candidacy than he did his own honestly last night on stage. and i think that that speaks volumes. and i do think that maybe if i'm reading the tea leaves here if chris christie does end up dropping out, i know he said time and time again that he won't drop out before new hampshire, but if he

tonight -- sarah silverman. star of "past lives," actress greta lee.ng with chef rick martinez. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden reportedly told aides in a recent meeting that they need to make progress in reversing his decline in poll numbers, and hopefully jill and travis will understand [ laughter ] according to a new report, president biden frequently tells aides and friends in private conversations that is he feels, quote, "so much younger than his age," and i'm sure he does but it doesn't inspire a ton of confidence when you walk around saying, "man i feel 73! [ laughter ] according to a new report, first lady dr. jill biden is trying to improve president biden's diet, or at least trying to get him to add another food group [ laughter ] the two georgia election workers who won a $148 million verdict on friday against rudy giuliani filed

one more quick question to you, sarah, - second place.n to you, sarah, do you thinkjack smith will be able to get the trial started as he had hoped and much? listen, i'm not especially _ had hoped and much? listen, i'm not especially optimistic - had hoped and much? listen, i'm not especially optimistic on - not especially optimistic on that, that is a very aggressive trial date for this expansive trial date for this expansive trial and now we have these issues that rtw for the appellate court and ultimately the supreme court will have to weigh in, i am the supreme court will have to weigh in, iam not the supreme court will have to weigh in, i am not optimistic. is doing everything he can to try to get this trial to happen in march but we will see. really interesting to get your perspectives tonight, sarah and dave, thank you so much. we will leave you one more story. travellers at london's st pancras station were treated to a surprise musical performance on monday from a global superstar. # you're in new york... that is 15—time grammy wi

uh, you know, i just don't know what to say, sarah. it's just, it's just guessing to hear the details. no telling me, but i'm so glad you've joined us here on network television to tell the world what you are seeing sarah davis. it's been a pleasure. thank you very much for your time. thank you so much for having me. thanks for joining us here for this program live from moscow mole stores to come when we return to the top of the the most affordable cuz it also, we're getting the business and you can in the 3 of the daily shows and you know, maybe comes green we'll just go through this discussion of curriculum and i'll see if i can provide you with a section sure, russel, dumas, manager of the different student info, which of course, can get you thrown with them. the probably just a moment that was curious if it was just the or that was sent to you yesterday. i just i just looked up for yours man. i'm looking at the study of leaning towards a flush to for me to on, on, on the, to the if we can, which is a little bit. it was it just some

please welcome sarah silverman!d applause ] ♪ oh my goodness, look at you, your all dressed up, so fashionable. now that you're a potential oscar nominee, this is your new look? you look very nice. >> i was instructed to be dressed by others for this. >> jimmy: you were dressed by others? >> yes. >> jimmy: this time you listened, you didn't cut the sleeves off the jacket or do anything weird to it? >> no, but i'm wearing what shouldn't be called a beater but is. >> jimmy: yeah, right, right. it's offensive to my people to call it -- >> wife beaters? oh, italian. >> no, i meant -- you know what i meant. [ laughter ] >> he is not. he is not. >> jimmy: how are you? what's going on there? oh, by the way, congratulations. you had a grammy nomination, which is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] seemed like in the old days it was for comedy album, now it's really just for the audio of your hbo special, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's kind of like a comedy album. >> "someone you love" it's called. in may, which i was not ab

let's hear from sarah let's hearfrom sarah elizabeth davies from the international committee of the redrusalem. let's talk about providing aid to those that need it, and how difficult has been your team to get to those people? we've seen so many pictures of people digging through rubble to try to find their loved ones, air strikes still continuing?— loved ones, air strikes still continuina? . ~' . ., continuing? thank you so much for havin: continuing? thank you so much for having me- — continuing? thank you so much for having me- as _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is a - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is a very| having me. as you say, it is a very challenging situation. what we have seen over two and a half months now is this situation just continually deteriorating. there are many challenges

jonathan: sarah, thank you. sarah wolfe of morgan stanley. equity futures -.1%.ket. in the bond market yields higher three basis points. the most confusing story of the week, crude back in the 70's. $70 and $.74. lisa: even though there are incremental moves, now the speculation is that saudi arabia, who met with vladimir putin, who is apparently running for reelection again, there's a question of whether he is cooperating with saudi arabia. jonathan: who will win? can you bet on that? tom: can you see the debate? jonathan: any challenges? tom: i deferred to annmarie hordern. jonathan: we want to talk about airlines. earlier this week level airlines poised to generate record revenue and will extend the gains into 2024. the turnaround for this industry. tom: the turnaround is there but i wonder where the prophet is. they are making profit but the stocks have not responded. they are not academic close, but are they booming? -- they are not at pandemic lows but are they booming, no? jonathan: coming up bloomberg's brooke sutherland on airlines and demand. this is bl

sarah beth childers is assistant professor of english at oklahoma state university. she holds an mfa from west virginia university. she's also the author of shake terribly the earth stories an appalachian family she lives in stillwater, oklahoma. and we're here today to talk about her book chronicles. so we thought we would open with a reading from each of our authors. so it looks like you're ready or or so just to give you a little bit of background, the book is a compilation of 21 stories from appalachia women that are captured as oral histories and transcribed and edited into book. so what i'm going to start by sharing with is a short reading from an interview with a woman named kari macdonald. stewart and she was almost 100 years old at the time of her interview. so there's a sweet little picture of her right there. so kari was actually interviewed twice and this is a compilation again from both of her interviews. and i just love this part because. she talks about her role as a woman living in a small mountain community, so she says, after one of my daughters got

colfax and hearing in sarah and philip in just a moment let me give you a perspective san francisco like other major cities has had challenges and we register a couple of years ago had all eyes on san francisco and people were wondering what is happening we rolled up our sleeves and the proposed solutions earlier day with the police department and the chief of police talking about safety strategy and is a district attorney talking about the prosecution we have eyes and ears on the street and ducks in a row make sure safety of people in downtown union square in san francisco (clapping.) but we want 0 people to have a wonderful time we want phoenix to see celebrate the holiday spirit to enjoy the ice skating rink to come and witness the tree literally on thursday to explore the winter walk and harangue out at the various location and you know what people get hunger what when they're shopping who without the possibility of parole want to come and sit outside in this beautiful location and enjoy the cu songs or joy and glass of champaign while 240e let their kids run on union and hang out in

>> yeah, thanks for having me, sarah. look, listen. step back and we take a look at the trend of the s&p 500 going back to 2009, there is a series of higher highs and higher lows in place here. when i do my forecasting, my trend work, i think the s&p can get to about as high as, you know, 50 to 80 on the upside. but nearly the technical sort of values, i call, it is somewhere closer to around 5000. so, i think we can continue to push up higher on a trend basis to about that 5000 area. also, the other way to kind of think about how we keep pushing up higher would be with breadth. we've had significant breadth russ as of late. good spike in new highs, good volume to the upside, and also market cycles are favoring into next year. >> so, bonds have to keep rallying for all that to happen? >> yeah, so bonds would be a huge part to all of this. basically, this inverse relationship between stocks and interest rates has to keep, right? so, lower rates, higher stocks. particularly what happens going into recession or a recessionary bear is that

and scientists like sarah rice want to know why.ere's no cardiac arrest, there's no stroke, they're obese, but there's no ill effects, there's no bone loss. kavitha: this is an arctic ground squirrel, and during hibernation, it can chill its body down to the freezing point -- 32 degrees fahrenheit. it's the only mammal that we know can get that cold. sarah: and they wake up and they're just fine in the springtime. kavitha: here at the university of alaska fairbanks, researchers are trying to understand t biological mechanisms that allow squirrels to withstand such extreme conditions and bounce back completely healthy. they've found that when the squirrels hibernate, they cycle in and out of a deep sleep called torpor. sarah: they're in torpor for weeks at a time, where they're super, super cold, their heart beats maybe five times a minute, they breathe once a minute, and they're just inactive. kavitha: arctic ground squirrels are found all over alaska, siberia and parts of canada. they hibernate because harsh winters limit their abi

and, sarah, you got to get the last word here.you believe that we are on the precipice of major change and a backlash against this wokest progressive agenda? >> i do. i think the upper echelons of the democratic party are now controlled by what could be referred to as luxury beliefs. they have the luxury of believing that confederate statues are the greatest threat to america and climate change, too. the high prices and the cost of living doesn't affect them as much because they live in these elite bubbles. >> laura: yeah. my view on this, guys, is that when pooferld is deciding that drug legalization was a bad idea, that's a big sign for the left. ned and sarah, you both are so great. great to have you on all year long. there are now at least 16 states seeking to save democracy by crushing it. and, of course, they want to take trump off the ballot because you can't have people vote, right? in moments, i will explain way to this legal insanity threatens those beyond the former president. stay there. getting sick and tired of cold

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i'm sarah stinson reporting. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. in the north bay police arrest a woman for stabbing someone in santa rosa. investigators say 21 year-old ruby o'brien stabbed another woman several times during a fight last night. police on the victim laying on the sidewalk near tanglewood court parkway. that woman is expected to survive. o'brien was later arrested in rohnert park. she's now in the sonoma county jail. a san jose man in jail tonight after he's found with an illegal gun and drugs. investigators say the man was also wanted for domestic violence. he was stopped and arrested around midnight on the corner of saint john and fort streets in san jose. the illegal drugs and gun were found in his home. in san francisco. a 2 story house engulfed in flames forces the shutdown of several streets this morning. firefighters responding to the homes on judah street around 7 13th avenue to 11th avenue closed while crews contain the flames. the fire was put out around 8 o'clock this morning. all right. let's get you a check of your fore

please welcome sarah silverman!ause ] ♪ oh my goodness, look at you, your all dressed up, so fashionable. now that you're a potential oscar nominee, this is your new look? you look very nice. >> i was instructed to be dressed by others for this. >> jimmy: you were dressed by others? >> yes. >> jimmy: this time you listened, you didn't cut the sleeves off the jacket or do anything weird to it? >> no, but i'm wearing what shouldn't be called a beater but is. >> jimmy: yeah, right, right. it's offensive to my people to call it -- >> wife beaters? oh, italian. >> jimmy: no, i meant -- yeah, you know what i meant. [ laughter ] >> he is not. he is not. >> jimmy: how are you? what's going on there? oh, by the way, congratulations. you had a grammy nomination, which is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] seemed like in the old days it was for comedy album, now it's really just for the audio of your hbo special, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's kind of like a comedy album. >> "someone you love" it's called. in may, which i was

sarah, at what point does this become not about trump playing the victim?fectively. he's riding high in the polls. this question of what happens when the country focuses not on the trials, but him the persons and his policies? >> so far all this legal stuff has helped donald trump. he's been overshadowing his competitors. this case from the supreme court may halt nikki haley's momentum she was seeing in new hampshire. what's relevant to republican primary voters is they're not learning new facts. they're having elite democratically appointed judges putting words on those facts. they feel like this is democrats saying they don't think they're able to defeat donald trump at the ballot box and they're going to try to remove him from the ballot. >> we have to see how this plays in the general election if trump is the nominee. >>> could good news on the economy boost president biden in 2024? the round table on that debate when we come back. ir damage? dryness and frizz that keeps coming back, could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. you need pantene's m

her country of birth, nica and her family had to flee sarah leo. and when she was a child, what brought her back? let's hear from her piece that's holding africa back is the diaspora. and we that were born in africa and that's left the missing part of what's wrong with your countries you, it's basically a gaping hole. my name is identical hamilton. most people call me in the care. i'm a sarah leo. you an american. i am the recent. returning back to sierra leone. i am a story teller. i'm a filmmaker. i'm the founder of 3rd culture kids production. i'm left several young when i was 5, as a refugee i moved to the gambia, where i lived for 2 years before we're settling at the age of 7 in the united states. i remember of moments i remember when the war happened. i remember like getting ready to leave and we actually left my boat in sierra leone and it was actually a interesting story because uh what was supposed to be a 30 our boat ride us, leaving from fairly own to the gambia became a 6 day ordeal at sea because we were lost at sea for 6 days. i never

her country of birth at a nic and her family had to flee sarah leo. and when she was a child, what brought her back? let's hear it. from her piece that's holding africa back is the diaspora. and we that were born in africa and that's left the missing part of what's wrong with your countries you. it's basically a gaping hole. my name is identical hamilton, most people call me in the care. i'm a sarah leo and you in american i'm the recent, returning back to sierra leone. i am a story teller. i'm a filmmaker. i'm the founder of 3rd culture kids production. i'm left several young when i was 5, as a refugee i moved to the gambia, where i lived for 2 years before we're settling at the age of 7 in the united states. i remember them moments. i remember when the war happened. i remember like getting ready to leave and we actually left my boat in sierra leone and it was actually a interesting story because uh what was supposed to be a 30 our boat ride us, leaving from fairly own to the gambia became a 6 day ordeal at sea because we were lost at sea for 6 days.

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and, sarah, you got to get the last word here.u believe that we are on the precipice of major change and a backlash against this wokest progressive agenda? >> i do. i think the upper echelons of the democratic party are now controlled by what could be referred to as luxury beliefs. they have the luxury of believing that confederate statues are the greatest threat to america and climate change, too. the high prices and the cost of living doesn't affect them as much because they live in these elite bubbles. >> laura: yeah. my view on this, guys, is that when pooferld is deciding that drug legalization was a bad idea, that's a big sign for the left. ned and sarah, you both are so great. great to have you on all year long. there are now at least 16 states seeking to save democracy by crushing it. and, of course, they want to take trump off the ballot because you can't have people vote, right? in moments, i will explain way to this legal insanity threatens those beyond the former president. stay there. ♪ i'll be home for christmas. you

her country of birth nic and her family had to flee sarah leo. and when she was a child, what brought her back? let's hear from her piece that's holding africa back is the day aspirin and we that were born in africa and that left the missing part of what's wrong with your countries you. it's basically a gaping hole. my name is identical hamilton. most people call me in the care. i'm a sarah, leo and in american i am the recent returning back to sierra leone. i am a story teller. i'm a filmmaker. i'm the founder of 3rd culture kids production. i'm left several young when i was 5, as a refugee i moved to the gambia, where i lived for 2 years before we're settling at the age of 7 in the united states. i remember of moments i remember when the war happened. i remember like getting ready to leave and we actually left my boat in sierra leone and it was actually a interesting story because uh what was supposed to be a 30 our boat ride us, leaving from fairly own to the gambia became a 6 day ordeal at sea because we were lost at sea for 6 days. i never t

i want a take from you, sarah? >> they're performing well, but it's not where the race is.onald trump is still light years ahead of everyone in the poll numbers, and the problem for someone like a nicky hakki is she needs to win over trump's voter, but they're only interested in someone who is already in the lead. >> martha: what did you think of the debate? >> the first three debates helped haley really establish herself in this race and kept desantis from doing the same thing. he did better this last time, but the fourth debate i think kind of left things where they were. >> martha: so we do have five weeks left. no one has voted yet, but soon enough, so is there anything, sarah, you think, can change the dynamics of this race? >> the problem is even if every candidate drops out except one, this isn't 2016. they actually will need trump's current voters to start moving over. maybe a state like new hampshire, you've got enough independents that that could boost someone, but even if nikki haley wins new hampshire, she will then be blamed for taking independents or even demo

and thanks very much, sarah. thank you so much. have a nice, a as well as the casualties continue to mount every day. the number of operational hospitalized as well as the medical stuff needed to run them, as sarah was saying, that is decreasing the outlets. the hospital in central dogs is just one of those on the immense pressure of the an idea straight. for example, know cool such the survivors in the rubble, at least 40 people have reportedly been killed in strikes on central golf, on top, se nice office to turn off the are because this report from the out. so we're here in a lot. so hospital, a medical facilities that has been badly damaged so many people are coming here because of the as rarely rates which target civilians in particular. it's making the situation worse. there's a lack of medical facilities here to deal with the severity of people's injuries. we will try to show you what the survivors are dealing with in this intensive care units. most of them are women and children. curious, dr. sammy, all have top people. the