for abandoned children, such a ward was number two.ere there is no maternity hospital now, there is no maternity hospital, but there was one before, yes there was one, yes you you know, go to room 203 on the second floor, there is a nurse there, she has been working here for a long time, she knows absolutely everything, we managed to find a doctor who... worked here before, and therefore remembers the kalashnikov family well, we met with her, well i remember this faith myself, of course, not to say that it is the worst of those who were, because after all, it raised them, despite the fact that, in general, social buildings are so small , i just don’t remember this little one, she apparently left right away, so it’s like she didn’t lit up, didn’t shine here with us, but these ones were sick endlessly, safe. lay, i spent half my life in the children's department, but at what time i was born, it turns out, i don’t remember, it’s already the year of birth, too, that’s it, she was the last, probably the last, she abandoned her in the matern

bob eichel says his two dogs, ward and taylor, were staying with a pet sitter when ward got loose laste ward ended up in the tenderloin. eichel says an unhoused man found ward at a park. >> a homeless man bought him a little crate, a blanket, a pad, food dog toys and kept him two days. this is a man who has nothing and he lives in this park, and he took care of our little boy. >> wow. well, a woman who knew ward was missing spotted him. and the man at a bus stop. she showed him the missing posters and explained that ward had run away and now eichel's wanted to find that kind hearted man who gave ward so much. he's a very cute pup. such a heartwarming story and i hope that bob gets reunited with that man one day so he can tell him thanks in person. >> yeah, that's really sweet. yeah, so, so sweet. all right. we have a nice looking accuweather seven day forecast because we are racing the heat certainly this weekend with high temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s and the clouds not clearing until the mid afternoon in most places. we're still cool tomorrow and then into monday and tuesday

candle on the patient, you need to light it, are you kidding me, no, no, what did you do in the fifth ward, why did the woman have a sore throat, so, i asked you to caress, so, i caressed you, i’m generally an affectionate guy. “i asked you to gargle, and you in this sense, yes in this, the woman has been complaining for the second hour that her throat hurts, she asks to gargle, you know, i can’t do it for 5 hours in a row, i’m not made of iron, and what’s in the sixth ward you did what, when the patient asked how long he had left to live, why did you immediately start?” “well, i wanted to cheer him up, pester him until he was a thousand, and you, by the way, kicked me out of the ward after the third kick, if only i hadn’t kicked you out, a complete jerk or something, and why did you start a fight in the psychiatric ward, well , what there, there was such a story, you know, it means... three napoleons beat one kutuzov, i decided to restore historical justice, historical justice, and what did you do in the hospital department, why did you bring a woman in labor, well, i asked you to help, w

well, we are actually entering the territory where the wards are located, several thousand people, theresurvive, there are those who are gradually emerging from this hell, there are people who are practically healthy, absolutely specialists in all areas, from... computer programming to airplane control in the past, the pilot's name is a name that translates as happiness, he is now forever. the sun is out, they are basking in the sun, each has their own destiny, and how he ended up in this hell, everyone can tell their own story. many people present here complain about doctors, about the administration, and this is understandable, because people are forced. becoming human again, for many it is not an easy task to realize oneself as a human again. another heroin addict zahid, now on his ninth for a month he asks to be released to a family that exists only in his fantasies. i have 40 sons and three daughters. for 2 years, this man also used heroin, resulting in homgren and amputation. look, my prosthesis is completely worn out, buy me a new prosthesis. want to try? it's just a mixture of to

the ward has attracted raise pressures. the ward has attracted praise from _ pressures. attracted praise from nhs england. if the l praise from nhs england. if the money is there, is is likely more will follow. ten to nine now. if your garden is full of what looks like weeds and you haven't got around to sorting them out, we might have just the excuse you need to leave them be. some are needed by the many insects and animals that live amongst them. in south devon, it's hoped a project to improve the habitat of the coastal path mightjust help around 60 of its most threatened invertebrates and plant species. john ayres reports. to some people, these plants look like weeds, but in reality, they are a hugely important habitat for the insects and animals that live here. what is this project on about? at its core, it is about creating, restoring and enhancing species like this for rare and endangered insects where this is their stronghold in the country. and then involving lots of people, communities, landowners, farmers, in helping us achieve that vision. we need more meadows

what did you do in the second ward? what? there was a suspicion that she had decirculatory, encephalotopia, paroxysmal takicondria, autoimmune, what’s here? and is it you talking to me? with whom else? no, there, there it’s a serious matter, there the patient needs a candle, is this for health or for, you don’t know where to put the candle, i know, a candlestick, so the patient has been complaining for the second hour that his candlestick hurts, you’ve completely confused me, give it to the patient the candle needs to be lit. are you kidding me? no no. what did you do in the fifth ward? what? the woman has a sore throat. so. i asked you to rinse. so. i caressed. i'm generally an affectionate guy. i asked you to caress my throat. oh, do you mean it that way? yes, in this. woman. the second hour complains that her throat hurts, she asks to gargle, well, you know, i can’t do it for 5 hours straight, i’m not made of iron, but what did you do in the sixth ward, what, when the patient asked how long he had left to live, well,

, a sister ward, a radiology sonography , an emergency room, a pharmacy, and a lot of excellent, clean and tidy facilities. accommodation hotels for our pilgrims we had a medical clinic and some night shelters that served dear pilgrims. if a pilgrim needed specialized services, he would definitely be referred to our hospital through our clinic and doctors, and he would receive his main services there. if more services were needed, we would definitely use saudi hospitals. during my trip, i had a meeting with the head of the red red society of saudi arabia. possibilities. we also received good news from them, so we also had a meeting with the head of health care in the makkah region, where the head of noor hospital was also invited regarding the pilgrims who were hospitalized in the hospital and the need for surgery , we did the necessary follow-up. well, considering that i was busy, they did not have time to operate quickly , and outside of my shift, i suggested to our dear that if necessary, we will have good surgeons with me. we know that we can help you and do voluntary work without

the ward has attracted praise from nhs england.ke weeds and you haven't got around to sorting them out, we might have just the excuse you need to leave them be. some are needed by the many insects and animals that live amongst them. in south devon, it's hoped a project to improve the habitat of the coastal path mightjust help around 60 of its most threatened invertebrates and plant species. john ayres reports. to some people, these plants look like weeds, but in reality, they are a hugely important habitat for the insects and animals that live here. what is this project all about? at its core, it is about creating, restoring and enhancing species in costal grasslands like this for rare and endangered insects where south devon is their stronghold in the country. and then involving lots of people — communities, landowners, farmers, in helping us achieve that vision. we need more meadows that have lots of different wildflowers in them because the insects all need different things and actually, somewhere like this is perfect. it looks

ian ward is a political reporter.ers and groups that have shaped jd vance's unusual worldview.” his more recent piece, “is there something more radical than maga? j.d. vance is dreaming it." next, israel vows to retaliate against hezbollah after blaming it for a rocket attack on sunday in the occupied golan heights that killed 12 druze children, stoking fear of a wider regional war. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "come and build my garden" by grass future society. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. this is war, peace, and the presidency. i'm amy goodman. israel has blamed hezbollah after a rocket attack sunday in the israeli-occupied golan heights that killed 12 druze children at a soccer field. hezbollah has denied responsibility. the attack took place in the village of majdal shams, home to members of the druze community, an arab-speaking minority group. israel claimed the victims were israeli citizens though many druze in the area do not have israeli citizenship and are in fact syrian citizens. thi

, now they have moved from the intensive care unit to the ward, he calls, gives me some water, he cooksay hello more, and nature is good, yes, well, at least you perked up when you went forward, more cheerful you feel, i’ll tell you honestly, these guys are no longer the same guys when you arrived, only their faces remain, inside people have grown a lot, they’ve matured, yes... honestly, how pleasant it is to work now, they’ve become professionals, so you look at him , he is a senior lieutenant, a graduate of the twenty- second year, twenty-first year, and already has such combat experience, a young face, already a real man inside, level 30:00, load one shell, load one shell, shells here? less charge, charge ready, gun, shot, load one shell, place. ready, so guys, let's start with the fact that after my submission and the command, i did not hear that anyone duplicated it, this concerns you, secondly. they moved very slowly into position, we need to go faster, faster, more clearly, accordingly, during work, well done, the corrections were minimal, that is, they aimed clearly, well done,

fortunately, australian consulate officials, they went hospital by hospital, ward by ward. they located colin after they found him. friends say they switched their focus to understanding how he ended up so seriously injured. he's got a deep gash on the back of his head which had required stitches. he's got a broken left eye socket, and he's got, bruising on the inside of his arms. consistent, the police say, with being stomped on. so he's obviously been assaulted, it's a terrible situation. they're still trying to piece it together while bettles friends say his condition is slowly improving, they also say they believe it's clear he was attacked. and that's where the mystery gets deeper. that's because late today, san francisco police issued a statement saying they had reviewed surveillance video from the scene and found no indication that bettles was assaulted or the victim of a crime and was in possession of his property at the hospital. as police and friends try to sort it out. bettles connections in both australia and america say they're hoping he continues to heal, and

“hello, hello, can you tell me where izvanaryov’s relatives from the eighth ward are, they left, don’aving.” mom, what are you doing here? and you didn't want to sasha goes home, i have nowhere else to go, so i have nowhere else to go, valerka drove me out of the house like a beast, god, oh, what should i do now? how to live, will lizenka and i be homeless, mom, or won’t we, how did you go, did you agree with roman, no, that’s it, that’s it, we’ve arrived, i’m homeless, lisa, colleague, rejoice, katerina, stop reading, you won’t homeless people. we'll rent an apartment together. lisa, what's wrong with her? you can live in peace. you know that lisa is disabled. mom, don't torture me. i’m torturing you, oh, what, oh, something doesn’t feel right to me, mom, mom, mom, mom, god, call the doctor, please, quickly, mom is feeling bad, please, mom, mom, mom, mom, okay, girl, be quiet, it looks like she’s having a seizure, support her, i’m here now, mom, god, mom, faster, faster, please, carefully, lift her up, like that , one second, prepare five cups of camphor for the intensive care unit,

my great grandfather was sent to the segregated ward of a mental asylum in michigan. and while i was writing the book, anyone who's read the introduction and would see i had a family member and immediate family member dealing with a mental health crisis. and i was seeing what our system, our current system was like up close and living through the pain and challenge of trying to to save and stabilize this person while also reading the stories of so many people and families like mine. as more a century ago. and i was deeply disturbed by the similarity. and so i think that that emotional experience has shaped the questions that i asked, shaped the editorial decisions that i made. it shaped the stories that i chose to highlight, the things that hit the cutting room floor. and so i wanted to tell my reader that, that if you're going on this journey with me, you're going to learn about brownsville through me. you should know that this is why i do this work, why i care about it. and i think you probably will feel and read on the page some of the emotional turmoil that i expe

, i’m looking for the isolation ward , oh, i got it, i prepared properly, but with a specialist it’sbut say it or not, we get out of the car, more alive. guys, are you more alive, and where is the third, don’t give up, peacefully, hands up, guys, we’re just tourists, what are you doing, yeah, yeah, there are two of us, the third one, where? as you say? dima, dima, it’s me, nastya’s father, vorovyov, well, everything has arrived, in half an hour it’s leaving, there’s a man there, so, are you ready? i said that they won’t take you anywhere, don’t be stupid, diba, don’t be stupid, i’ll get you out without any problems. if you want, go away, alone, we’ll assume that i kept my word, they’ll kill you guy, or starve you to death, you think with your head, fuck it, i told you, get out of here, let’s go. i don’t know anything, i don’t know anything, and i don’t know anything, tell me what you know, tell me, creature, tell me, i saw yours, they went for a stalk, they went in vain, death is there, what did you say, death, let me explain, stalk, a bosom. a bastard, so what to do with it, humanis

disperse these cells, that is, we crush and after that... we begin to grow in in the same isolation wards increasing their number, we again introduce these cells back to the patient, and after two or three days the patient is discharged there, and then his rehabilitation begins, valeria evgrafova felt the effect almost immediately, after a few months she began to run cross-countries and participate in tournaments, thanks to this method , my cartilage was completely restored, which now allows me to hope that for another 10-20 years i will not have problems with this, even taking into account the fact that i am actively involved in sports, then there is a femoral one bone, tibia, fibula, this is already a destroyed joint, this is already a joint requiring endoprosthetics. over the past 2 years, such an operation has been performed on more than thirty patients in samara alone; monitoring of them continues, but the results speak for themselves. we saw that the drug really works, and now we are getting a long-term effect. the results there are two years ago and more people, we watch how they p

the ward has attracted praise from nhs england. will follow. alastair fee, bbc news. if your garden is full of what looks like weeds and you haven't got around to sorting them out, we might have just the excuse you need to leave them be. some are needed by the many insects and animals that live amongst them. in south devon, it's hoped a project to improve the habitat of the coastal path mightjust help around 60 of its most threatened invertebrates and plant species. john ayres reports. to some people, these plants look like weeds, but in reality, they are a hugely important habitat for the insects and animals that live here. what is this project all about? at its core, it is about creating, restoring and enhancing species in costal grasslands like this for rare and endangered insects where south devon is their stronghold in the country. and then involving lots of people, communities, landowners, farmers, in helping us achieve that vision. we need more meadows that have lots of different wildflowers in them because the insects all n

one of the wrongly prosecuted sub—postmasters we've spoken to is gail ward.ter two decades of humiliation, financial ruin and heartbreak — she's finally received compensation from the government. our reporter, fiona lamdin, caught up with her. this is where it happened, exactly 17 years ago today, on january the 11th, 2007. that's when the auditors arrived. ifirst met gail ward outside her former post office at the start of this year. six months on, things are looking very different. knocking hi, come on in. gail has received compensation. it's a weight lifted off your shoulders when you're not worrying, week in, week out. what bill's going to drop on the doorstep? gail had run a post office for eight years, but faulty software meant she had shortfalls every week. despite putting in £20,000 of her own money to balance the books, she was charged with theft and false accounting. the solicitor phoned and saying, you know, was i ready for court the following week? she said, "and don't forget to bring a bag with you with some personal items in it." and i said, "wh

, now they have been transferred from intensive care to the ward. he calls and says, bring me some waterello more, and nature is good, yes, well, at least you perked up when you walked forward, it made you happier, i’ll tell you honestly, these guys are no longer the same guys when you arrived, only their faces remain, but... inside the people have grown up a lot, they’ve matured, yes, i’ll tell you honestly how nice it is to work now, they’ve become professionals, here you are you look at him, he is a senior lieutenant, a graduate there from the twenty-second year, the twenty- first year, and already has such combat experience, his face is young, already a real man inside, level 30:00, load one shell, load one shell, colo, reduced charge, loaded years, gun, shot, load one shell, less charge. ready, so guys, let's start with the fact that after my submission and command, i did not hear that anyone duplicated it. this concerns you, secondly, we moved very slowly in position, we need to go faster, faster, more clearly, here, accordingly, during the work, well done, the corrections were min

one of the wrongly prosecuted sub—postmasters we've spoken with is gail ward. but now, after two decades of humiliation, financial ruin and heartbreak, she's finally received compensation from the government. 0ur reporter, fiona lamdin, caught up with her. this is where it happened, exactly 17 years ago today, on january the 11th, 2007. that's when the auditors arrived. ifirst met gail ward outside her former post office at the start of this year. six months on, things are looking very different. knocking. hi, come on in. gail has received compensation. it's a weight lifted off your shoulders when you're not worrying, week in, week out. what bill's going to drop on the doorstep. gail had run a post office for eight years, but faulty software meant she had shortfalls every week. despite putting in £20,000 of her own money to balance the books, she was charged with theft and false accounting. the solicitor phoned and was saying, you know, was i ready for court the following week, she said, "and don't forget to bring a bag with you with some personal items in it."

so washington decided against punishing ward. quietly allowed ward to inoculate his soldiers without telling his other officers that it's happening, telling them that this is already violating that policy, that washington has announced. so they were ready amounts that are already inoculating anyway, despite washington now, washington was trying to keep his army together in the fall of 1776. new york has fallen. the british army had had had a series of devastating victories as washington is retreating into new jersey, retreating more into pennsylvania and that war in new jersey, a lot of fighting in the revolution in new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane. s portrait is there. cochrane was one of the leading oculation in the colonies. he advertised in newspapers, had inoculated thousands of

so washington decided against punishing ward. quietly allowed ward to inoculate his soldiers without telling his other officers that it's happening, telling them that this is already violating that policy, that washington has announced. so they were ready amounts that are already inoculating anyway, despite washington now, washington was trying to keep his army together in the fall of 1776. new york has fallen. the british army had had had a series of devastating victories as washington is retreating into new jersey, retreating more into pennsylvania and that war in new jersey, a lot of fighting in the revolution in new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane. his portrait is tre. cochrane was one of the leading inoculation in the colonies. he advertised in newspapers, had inoculed thousands of

so washington decided against punishing ward. quietly allowed ward to inoculate his soldiers without telling his other officers that it's happening, telling them that this is already violating that policy, that washington has announced. so they were ready amounts that are already inoculating anyway, despite washington now, washington was trying to keep his army together in the fall of 1776. new york has fallen. the british army had had had a series of devastating victories as washington is retreating into new jersey, retreating more into pennsylvania and that war in new jersey, a lot of fighting in the revolution in new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane. his portrait is there. cochrane was one of the leading inoculation in the colies. he advertised in newspapers, had inoculated thousands o

so washington decided against punishing ward. quietly allowed ward to inoculate his soldiers without telling his other officers that it's happening, telling them that this is already violating that policy, that washington has announced. so they were ready amounts that are already inoculating anyway, despite washington now, washington was trying to keep his army together in the fall of 1776. new york has fallen. the british army had had had a series of devastating victories as washington is retreating into new jersey, retreating more into pennsylvania and that war in new jersey, a lot of fighting in the revolution in new jersey, that fighting in new jersey forced a new medical adviser into washington's inner circle. so washington's already getting softer. you can't really do much during these really active campaigns. but that doctor who comes in. the washington circle is named dr. john cochrane. his portrait is there. cochrane was one of the leading inoculation in t colonies. he advertised in newspapers, had inoculated thousands o

. >> our next witness is alison ward from chicago. neonatal nurse practitioner at the university of chicago medical center and has personal experience with the difficulties of medical debt and ongoing costs of taking care of her family. >> good morning. i would like to thank the chairman and ranking member and all members of the committee for holding this important hearing and for me inviting. together with my husband we are the parents to twin boys and neonatal nurse practitioner. as a parent of children who spent over six months in an intensive care unit. our life as parents started with my twins were born at 30 weeks gestation weighing three pounds each. we health insurance coverage but with this coverage we were responsible for the cost of medical care. the reality of the situation and the anxiety we received a bill that was 25,000 within the babies' first month of life. it was important to concentrate instead of our financial worries. during this time we were anxious as we knew it was the hospital to share noise or a debt collect

. >> our next witness is alison ward from chicago.e practitioner at the university of chicago medical center and has personal experience with the difficulties of medical debt and ongoing costs of taking care of her family. >> good morning. i would like to thank the chairman and ranking member and all members of the committee for holding this important hearing and for me inviting. together with my husband we are the parents to twin boys and neonatal nurse practitioner. as a parent of children who spent over six months in an intensive care unit. our life as parents started with my twins were born at 30 weeks gestation weighing three pounds each. we health insurance coverage but with this coverage we were responsible for the cost of medical care. the reality of the situation and the anxiety we received a bill that was 25,000 within the babies' first month of life. it was important to concentrate instead of our financial worries. during this time we were anxious as we knew it was the hospital to share noise or a debt collector. this was s

. >> our next witness is alison ward from chicago.eonatal nurse practitioner at the university of chicago medical center and has personal experience with the difficulties of medical debt and ongoing costs of taking care of her family. >> good morning. i would like to thank the chairman and ranking member and all members of the committee for holding this important hearing and for me inviting. together with my husband we are the parents to twin boys and neonatal nurse practitioner. as a parent of children who spent over six months in an intensive care unit. our life as parents started with my twins were born at 30 weeks gestation weighing three pounds each. we health insurance coverage but with this coverage we were responsible for the cost of medical care. the reality of the situation and the anxiety we received a bill that was 25,000 within the babies' first month of life. it was important to concentrate instead of our financial worries. during this time we were anxious as we knew it was the hospital to share noise or a debt collector

no one expected that the transfer to the isolation ward would happen so quickly.areva’s deputy, tatyana yurova, was not sent; later , the former chairman of the railway court of rostov, georgy bondarenko, head of the regional judicial department, was detained andrey rashchevsky. a purge began, a large-scale purge of the entire judicial community of the rostov region. in the near future, i think, some more high-ranking judges will be arrested. many witnesses testify. as for the ex-chairman of the sovetsky district court of rostov, elena kobleva, the investigation insisted on... arrest. given her connections, she could influence witnesses. kobleva listened to the decision of her colleagues, silently noticing the journalists in the hall, and tried to dodge the camera lens. presentation by the chairman of the investigative committee committee of the russian federation bastrykin, satisfy, give consent to the execution of the ruling of the judicial panel of the moscow city court on choosing a preventive measure in the form of detention, and after the announcement hastil

we had the icucu , an inpatient ward for sisters, a large ward for brothers , radiology, ultrasound,emergency laboratory, a pharmacy, and many excellent facilities, clean and tidy , in addition to that, in all the accommodation hotel complexes. our pilgrims had either clinics or clinics, and some had 24/7 clinics that served dear pilgrims if a pilgrim needed specialized services . he must have been referred to our hospital through our clinic and doctors and received his main services there. if more services were needed, we would definitely use saudi hospitals. during my trip, i immediately had a meeting with the head of the saudi red crescent society. we also received good facilities from them. well, we also had a meeting with the head of healthcare in makkah region. there is the boss. noor hospital is also invited especially pilgrims who are hospitalized and need surgery, we did the necessary follow-up. due to the fact that i was busy, they did not have time to act quickly, and outside of my shift, i suggested to this dear colleague that if necessary, we have good and qualified surg

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today , the wards of the fund are really looking forward to our help.er were paid for and provided by the live now charity foundation. we often come across the fact that we are asked questions, why help hopelessly ill people, we give them... the opportunity to feel more protected, not experience pain, not experience the terrible feeling when a person is suffocating, the fund has more than a thousand wards, we, the whole world, can help , just send an sms with this phrase or any amount in numbers to the short number 7375, the main thing is to confirm the transfer, or point your smartphone camera at the qr code that you see on the screen and leave any donation on the page stock. the live now charity foundation also helps those who are just at the beginning of their journey to accept the diagnosis and simply reassure them. victoria melnikova found herself in this situation when her mother olga suddenly became ill. i heard her voice on the phone, it wasn't like normal, and i was worried that maybe she was having a mini-stroke or something like that, because

we had a well-equipped hospital with an icu, an icu, a sister ward , a brother ward, a radiology sonography , an emergency room, a pharmacy, and many excellent and clean facilities. and besides that, it was arranged in all the hotel complexes that accommodate our pilgrims, or in the clinic or in the hospital. and some of us had round-the-clock clinics that served dear pilgrims. if a pilgrim needed specialized services , he would definitely be referred to our hospital through our clinic and doctors, where he would receive his main services. if there was a need for more services , we would definitely have used saudi hospitals. during my trip, i immediately had a meeting with the head of the red red society of saudi arabia. we also received good facilities from them, so we also had a meeting with the head of health care in the makkah region. there, the head of noor hospital was also invited. regarding the pilgrims who were hospitalized and needed surgery , we did the necessary follow -up. it was busy, they didn't have time to act quickly , and outside of my turn, i suggested to this dear colle

she probably understood that most likely after the board meeting she would go to an isolation ward. the chairman of the investigative committee of the russian federation appealed to the highest qualification board judge of the russian federation with a proposal to give consent to the execution of a court decision on the election of a judge, the chairman of the sovetsky district court of the city of rostov on dana, kobleva elena georgievna, staying. elena kobleva is accused of receiving a bribe from rostov businessman leonid karakhanov, as journalists reported, for a bribe he sought the decisions he needed, according to the materials presented , on november 5 of the twenty-second year 10:54 karakhanov personally transferred koblevo to her office. elena kobleva headed the sovetsky district court of rostov until november last year, when they came to search her place. elena kobleva appeared in scandals more than once, but they did not continue, because these scandals happened when elena zolotareva was the chairman. in the region, it seems that a conveyor belt has been organized to make

which it became, well, almost completely unusable, to be precise, but today, thank god, comfortable wards are already equipped here, four modern operating rooms, three individual separation rooms, a centralized oxygen supply system has been established in the department... neonatology has a special ward for newborns, where there is everything necessary to help the youngest residents of the republic. well , i want to say that, in general, before our eyes, a high-quality new medicine with a much higher level of care is being formed in the luhansk region, so once again words of great gratitude, in general, to the leadership of the residents of the tyumin region, as well as to all those present and the residents of our entire countries. thank you very much, thank you, natalya ivanovna, i want to wish you, the entire team, your medical doctors, nurses, junior staff, all the best good luck, and most importantly all the best to expectant mothers and their babies, good luck, all the best, we will continue to work, everything, all the best, we are moving. we are moving to mariupol, please, valenti

fortunately, australian consulate officials, they went hospital by hospital, ward by ward.y located colin. he's got a deep gash on the back of his head which had required stitches. he's got a broken left eye socket and he's got, bruising on the inside of his arms. consistent, the police say, with being stomped on. so he's obviously been assaulted, even though bettles friends, as you heard there, say he was assaulted. san francisco police released a statement this evening saying they reviewed surveillance video from the scene and found no evidence that bettles had been assaulted or that he was a victim of a crime. bettles friends say he is awake and slowly recovering. we're back in 60s up next. why did he have to wait for so long? we investigate a medical emergency that ended in tragedy at a local kaiser. a father waiting for treatment in the er for more than eight hours before collapsing in the lobby and dying. also, he's finally coming home. closure for a bay area family, 80 years after a world war two soldier died as a prisoner of war. and i'll have the latest on some coo

rest, by the way, can be long in the isolation ward.ev is accused of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale. during the investigation, the court sent him to pre-trial detention. examine the accused reprinets sergeyevich. imprisonment for a period of 2 months. and this is footage of the arrest of a former official. the serenity of a country holiday was interrupted by security forces. guests in uniform they didn’t seem to be waiting in this house, but having already had experience of similar detentions, the reprints did not resist and even took them with them. replaceable things. it is known that the former manager headed the urban planning committee of the chelyabinsk city hall and temporarily acted as vice-mayor. it was during this period, according to investigators, that he illegally enriched himself. according to the investigation, the suspect , in the period from 2017 to 2019, received through an intermediary from employees of a commercial organization a bribe in the form of money in a total amount of at least 10 million rubl

for a specific region. a centralized oxygen supply system; the neonatology department has a special ward for newborns, which has everything necessary to help the youngest residents of the republic. a fully modernized krasnodon maternity hospital will be able to provide 1,500 births per year. when will the first patients arrive? this is an uncontrollable process once they appear. to the staff, all the best, and most importantly, to the medical doctors, nurses, juniors , all the best to expectant mothers and their kids. another updated medical institution is the intensive care hospital in mariupol. it is very significant for all of us, because this is one of the first objects that we visited when we were still walking in mariupol. this means that when we were still fighting there, she did not stop working for a single day, and there is a very good well-coordinated team there. the hospital team today includes those who worked without electricity and water in the spring of 2022 during the heaviest battles for the liberation of the city. during the fighting here work did not stop for a second

the ward has attracted praise from nhs england. behaviour, but now one town is hoping a new approach could make a difference. one town is hoping a new approach could make a difference. the council in grimsby says the installation of loud speakers broadcasting warnings, could deter people from breaking the rules. our reporter crispin rolfe has been to find out more. but now in grimsby, there is theirs. a tannoy making an announcement every 15 minutes. for a tannoy making an announcement every 15 minutes.— every 15 minutes. for everyone's safe , every 15 minutes. for everyone's safety. cycling — every 15 minutes. for everyone's safety. cycling is — every 15 minutes. for everyone's safety, cycling is not _ every 15 minutes. for everyone's safety, cycling is not allowed - every 15 minutes. for everyone's safety, cycling is not allowed in l safety, cycling is not allowed in grimsby town centre. there is £100 find that those caught. please respect others and enjoy your visit here today. respect others and en'oy your visit here today.— re

ian ward, politico reporter who has interviewed j.d.ance extensively over the course of a few months. earlier this year for a profile he did for politico magazine headlined is there something more radical than maga, eddie vance is dreaming it. his new p -- j.d. vance is dreaming it." his new piece out this week is "are republican voters ready for the nerdy radicalness of j.d. vance? donald trump puts the new right on the ballot." next up, historian nancy isenberg, author of the award-winning book, "white trash: the 400-year untold history of class in america." ♪ [music break] amy: "aint gonna let nobody turn me around" by the freedom singers. bernice johnson reagon, a founder of the freedom singers and sweet honey in the rock, has passed away at the age of 81. this is democracynow! democracynow.org. war, peace, and the presidency. i am amy goodman with nermeen chic. -- with nermeen shaik. nermeen: we are joined by nancy isenberg, she is an american historian and the author of the award-winning book, "white trash: the 400-year untold his

as a result of today's injuries, we were forced today to open the operating rooms in the maternity wardeive patients. we were forced to open the wards that belonged to doctors without borders, which normally undergo non—urgent orthopaedic surgeries. we were forced to open these for surgeries. the situation can't be described by any human. translation: my message - to the world health organization is for them to support the health sector in gaza as much as possible, because the situation is catastrophic. we don't have any surgical tools or medicine or even enough beds. the only hospital currently operating in the southern area of gaza is nasser medical complex. of gaza is nasser medical complex, after all the other hospitals in the southern area went out of service. the hospital is full of patients. it's full of wounded. we can't find beds for people. more on the situation in gaza. let's speak to our correspondent nick beake injerusalem. the israeli military says this strike took place in an open area — but it the area was designated a safe zone for displaced civilians but the area was d

our comprehensive health centers very widely use hardware and software systems; our smart wards are usedcs of the body’s health status. this complex allows us to diagnose 128 indicators. i don’t know yet, tell me which one i have result, points out of eighteen, 10 points, what does this mean, primary signs of dementia, unfortunately, even so, it’s all stress, but today, of course, there was a plenary session, one of, probably, the most long-awaited, at which i acted as a moderator deputy prime minister tatyana golikova spoke, and the main topic of this plenary session was how to increase the duration of a healthy and active... life, i remind you that our president set one of the goals to launch a national project in 2025, the goal which is to increase life expectancy, and today we discussed measures to achieve this goal, some of them are, of course, a healthy lifestyle, proper nutrition, sports, and the deputy prime minister even suggested today that we do a little sports warm-up for... also today tatyana golikova, together with the minister of health mikhail murashko , opened five new h

an air alarm sounded, everyone started, since the ward is difficult, everyone is under infusions and can't do it, we started pulling them into the corridor little by little, they didn't know how to lower the lying ones, well, we wanted to. skates, everyone who walked went down with the nurses, we started lying down a little to take out into the corridors, and just as i was pulling the lying one out of the box, and there was just such a wave, and well, just simply lucky that nothing at all fell on the child, well, fortunately, well , somehow, i don’t know, that’s how the stars became, that’s just, well, everyone in my department. goals, all goals, everyone has already been evacuated, the minister of health, viktor lyashko, also gave his comment, he told what happened to ahmadyt and how significant this blow is, let's hear that our entire hospital was affected, we have five objects were damaged okhmaditu and one of the children's heart surgery center, all the patients here are children who came for medical care, and these are... children who came for unique medical care, because this i

just two days later, putin's planes aimed their missiles at a children's hospital and maternity wardyiv. this shot was not a mistake. it was a message, a terrible message from the kremlin to all of us. so our answer should be just as clear. far-right and far-left parties that strengthened their own. representation in the european parliament did not vote for the resolution and even expressed support for orbán. they are in the minority, but still a diplomatic track is gaining momentum. in particular, president zelenskyi talks more and more often about the negotiations. but only putin, according to many signs , is ready exclusively for the capitulation of ukraine. so the war is likely to continue, no matter what plans the peace summit participants, orbán, xi jinping or donald trump propose? asks how long? in an interview with the bbc this week, the still formal nato secretary general jens stoldenberg, whose mandate expires in september, did not rule out that more than 10 years. retiring officials can afford to speak more openly. our task is to adequately perceive reality, no matter how

fortunately, australian consulate officials, they went hospital by hospital, ward by ward. they located colin. he's got a deep gash on the back of his head which had required stitches. he's got a broken left eye socket and he's got, bruising on the inside of his arms. consistent, the police say, with being stomped on. so he's obviously been assaulted, even though bettles friends, as you heard there, say he was assaulted. san francisco police released a statement this evening saying they reviewed surveillance video from the scene and found no evidence that bettles had been assaulted or that he was a victim of a crime. bettles friends say he is awake and slowly recovering. we're back in 60s up next. why did he have to wait for so long? we investigate a medical emergency that ended in tragedy at a local kaiser. a father waiting for treatment in the er for more than eight hours before collapsing in the lobby and dying. also, he's finally coming home. closure for a bay area family, 80 years after a world war two soldier died as a prisoner of war. and i'll have the latest on some