a cold grads. this house was completely destroyed. how a woman, 58 years old, she was in her bedroom during the strike. she was killed instantly, her husband tried to save her. however, he received her concussion as well hold that remains of this house right now, is this dog she continues to guard the house, not knowing that his owners are now gone. well, the man he survives, but he's now to off this old job offers are fighting for his life. but here was a man trying to find his wife. there was their bedroom here. everything was on fire and i climbed into this window. his wife was lying at the entrance to that room under the rumble. i could hardly see her to strike him in the corner of the house where his wife was. unfortunately, she had no chance to survive. another neighbor and i dragged the man out. we barely

managed to do so in time. then it was hell, everything burned and rattled, there was smoke everywhere. such things are not uncommon, were already a custom to merely surviving. and now we are on the outskirts health board lift. uh, this particular house has come under shipping at least 3 times the last month alone . there are absolutely no military positions anywhere around here. whoever civilians in this place are constantly facing or rising attempts by ukraine and threats against their lives. for monica, offer of archie, don't ask for a public and moving on to all the news. now news, just paula minutes has adopted a new national anthem. a screening previous lines about pride ingratitude to friends for its freedom,

african reports the trouble. atalla has more details. the national out of them off, and these a didn't really strive many of the surprise, most of the rings, all the criticisms that have been made by seeing them as a common fall back as 2019 fame. but the other that they hardly had, which was an of the, from 1961, the following independence really did not look for a, the spirit of the nation as the paint for your to the that's the country. feels right now. the body ascends all 10 of the following its independence from france, and that's why i've had some long. busy this uh, printer has been squeezed, coming from the european countries. here is the minister of california responding to that with this massive vote. you have just demonstrated this sense of responsibility and patriotism that inspires each and every one of you. when it comes to the fonts, it seems that it's really in the novel things on the one. it seems like the trying

to tell me the blind eye if you will, on the positive. the colonial has africa as you see in the case on, while jerry jerry asked me to use the, the part of the national anthem. a phrase has been a great debate. so i say in between the drums and the algae area, but then we go into the novel of the great issues that have been that's to now she is in paris, which has been ongoing for awhile. and iris sees this rather as a, as a poll, watch what strong. and it's going to be a pause to us while it's yeah, it's all g, a owning its own. it identity if you will let, coming into its own member. not turning a blind eye to some of the atrocities that brought him to die in the name of colonialism. back in the 20th century, j is the minister of foreign affairs of bull. i was the area you can choose to

criticize the music of the national anthem. maybe the music doesn't suit her. it seems that some french part is believed that the name of old g, or it is easy to use for political purposes. and that is now during a 4 minutes tops. they have reviewed and texted 18. the one that is not only present within australia, but more and more we seeing this on to fresh sentiment go around the continent when one comes to this, the drawback off. so we'll just that we have seen from the french point of view, interest and modeling and looking at 5. so now the latest move biology is to change that. i saw him as well as out the area and reading most who was a wide picture that is that the mind goes across to saying that from fluid relocating look to reshape the relationships that they've had with numerous african countries. but more and more countries that seem to be saying that they will take the lead when it comes to this particular issue. and they will determine just how well cross can in through with his day of domestic affairs. gotta believe outside

quality and drive his back o coffee to walk, who, who is a senior nature at wits university in johannesburg, explains what led to the changes. it is a very, very important gesture from the share. and in fact, one of the most important thing that needs to be happening across if you're in colonial french, which means the former apologies, which are still colonized anyway. it's just sort of exercise this kind of cultural hegemony. you step in there for centuries. and one other ways to go like this is to start with the enzyme, because the answer is the embodiment of the identity of the nation. and it's summer . and if it hasn't been really made, probably as much of the side a r t, you know, suddenly, and that's a sudden, but also brings about most you are in western media. hard to talk about is how julia is not meddling with the french. and since the good seen pregnant and

changing dances are the ones that are doing what they think know historically is representative to you know, that kind of suffering the one to 2 friends more than a 1000000 people died in the jillian was uh, which was french. so this is a really a whole brand, this history. and this legacy must be addressed one way or another principal complained all the time. they're trying to throw the weights around or anything against their phone call. is that something that for the most part, africans moines more was sort of either silent. but i think with the time africans wellbeing full about it and dismissed them, i was understanding of the catching issues president has said the international money to funds conditions for providing financial aid could be stabilized the country. that statements was made during a meeting with the organizations managing director in price on thursday. the

president of the republic made it clear that the am as conditions by providing financial support to janasia, unacceptable, because they would affect single piece, which has no price. the president of the republic stressed that he would not accept a single drop of blood being shed as the country has been sold for an i am asking bailouts for months now with no results. and october 2022. the 2 sides agreed on a loan. but their country's presidents refused to sign the deal saying it would west and poverty, the sticking points that lives in the eye of s request to scott, fuel and food subsidies. so these, that provides you missions with essential gods. the country is one of many that's questioning the emacs on this policy of enforcing strict conditions in return for loans. protests, i've been seen across blessing america, the middle east and north africa in recent years. after that governments implemented austerity packages. the i mess request large demonstrations against the global financial institution also broke out in argentina, early of this year. or we set you up that you do. we name says that although the

i've f load consulting issues, problems, there are no alternatives. and you and institutions must be reformed to address the challenges faced by the workforce countries. not only with the if we can. so assuming it's news is more complicated, but i see it. but right now we don't have any of that. as soon as you know how to do it a lot of time. yeah. and as you probably have the most us also you've seen support, but actually we don't have any anything officially, given the native an issue of the nation in relation we're going to united ignition shouldn't be reviewed again because the world is that changing and we get to the story of the by clicking the arch my year and the money in us using get distorted to solving this for i think that's

part of the people that guarantee afraid to buy these realizations somehow shouldn't team together the we the to have a new vision to sushi, my face, i don't see him that you can. so this new challenges by this art execution and also this and, and view as well as the national security minister has called for the launching of a large scale military operation in the westbank to quote, eliminate thousands of terrorists. we must demolish buildings, eliminate terrorists, not one or 2, but tens and hundreds and if necessary, even thousands because at the end of the day, this is the only way we will hold on here. the,

with the statements comes as israel's escalated millage operations against the palestinians on monday use time to come to gun ships during a raid on the west bank, jenin refugee comes with 7 people killed, including a 15 year old boy 90 injured the following day. 4 people were killed into the full wounded in exchange of gunfire. and he's really settlements in the west find a wednesday is where the specialist stones palestinian sounds coming one and wounding 12 is where the defense forces acknowledged a failure to prevent the bottoms. this is an incident that creates tyrone escalation and takes the population that isn't involved in terror and pushes it toward extreme is well preventing. these rel, defense forces from fighting terror incorporation, elect tibits. he's a member of the is really a paul events also cast safe says the is a deliberate policy which these, these really all me helping set list to talk about a stance these earlier evasion forces even say this is a policy. there is

a division of label between the occupation forces in uniform and get going on at least the set to bill and the vision of label set it is in the conference in the into especially the use of days in a way that it this for ballast damian, villages, they set fire the older the kid, the brothers staying in, we'll go back to this house. they would visit it, many of them. they set fire into the fields. they demolished the houses of step 5 into the file. it was is in college, etc, etc. and on the safe side, the occupation falls. if these were any, oh me, just stairs still, by the side. look at the end without doing anything. this is when to be a web. sometimes the e mail assisted by shifting those, but his opinions will actually try to defend themselves. that policy, it should be stopped. and those who are engaged in those guides either the civil is

and meaning to the office so should be punished as not just the palestinian community in the firing line, covering the confidence of cars risks for journalists as well. the equipment of seeing the best we had our full threshold fits the rest of us with the helmets. when it was still uses all the people around me with june list they were full of us together. over in the press, old fits and the press load us were clear. this not aimed at me targeted, which points on the side of the best. so have, must have been pretty sure that the target was a joyous. i can say that it was

a shooting. the target doing this in particular to keep them away, no pressure to be brought cost in any media for to a saw and for any policy. and you know, in that area, this case is evidence that there are no laws that would be followed by unoccupied states. either from the door when to something keep me in my hot something and walk in electrical shock. i wasn't sure if it was a police or a stone, something hit me directly to do was still open and i shouted to the emergency guys that i was hit. they took me instantly and when i reached the hospital they started the procedure. first, the, the x ray me to discover the ability to pass beside my hot breaking through the guts and around the lungs and ended up behind the pancreas, the intimidation of journalists. and at the same time it disrespects people's lives.

the israel, a journalist for the state that supports him, but the listing and journalist doesn't have a state that supports and protects him. we don't have an international system that the curious about tell us time and there's no boosting, you know, 40 that has tools to defend itself. the, the, when you into this field you have a message to deliver. oh my feelings. talk about the palestinian cause. never expects there's a random but it could change my views. now over to st. petersburg for ongoing coverage of the international nighttime defense show, which has been hosted for the 1st time at the main base of rushes of baltic fleets in chronic stats. the conference is showcasing weapons unable tech for more than $250.00 exhibits is from russia and beyond. correspondence shaped bows has more details. so you're joining us for another day at this very important naval conference. the international defense fair for the navy. there's 200 russian

businesses here displaying their wares, sharing ideas on technology and the expansion of this very important pillar of rushes defense system. of course, the army and the air force also providing incredibly centralized systems to defend russia with the navy fellows rocher to project its power across the globe. it allows russia to defend its allies, its energy infrastructure, and show the world that it can be anywhere at any time, obviously with the underwater safely. and here in crohn's that just outside st. petersburg, you can see a huge amount of technology, which is central to that type of sea bass defense. huge amounts of technology and, and mr. files from propulsion systems all on show here on a huge amount of delegates. and those delegates are just the russian. they're from

all over the globe, particularly the for our recent age. you're also showcasing this type of russian industrial power, as it becomes more and more important for russia to become self reliant in many ways. as the western partners, as they used to be known of left the markets here. so we're going to continue to bring you these updates and show you more more of what we see here is naval defense . fair concept of all the latest updates on the situation and roast of on don't do checkouts on websites r t dot com mondays. pizza scott's. i'll be back with another one down in just of it is 8 minutes time. thanks for watching the rolling of the sober tv. do you know cream dorian show any idea she shipped

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a whole lot of relationships with all the powers of the world and what was dictate relationships between african countries and those black ones. he's the national interest, and i would seen that happening at the moment the the we've told you in the past about the us department of veterans affairs. it's an enormous sprawling bureaucracy and is one of the most poorly run departments in the entire us government investigators. they're deal on a daily basis with things like fraud, investment, drug crimes and other white collar issues. but imagine going to work one day and

learning that you're not needed to investigate these routine white color crimes. instead, you're needed to investigate a serial killer. and even worse, a medical serial killer assessed you a pass who works under color of helping patients as a medical professional, a doctor or a nurse. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 our next guest is that rare person who has seen the darkest part of the underbelly of society. bruce sacrament is a renowned investigator specializing in tracking down medical serial killers and is in demand as a consultant on the subject all over the world. he's a former special agent in charge of the ne field office of the criminal investigations division in the us department of veterans affairs office of the inspector general, where he was responsible for criminal investigations in 295 veterans affairs

facilities. he's a licensed private investigator and is the president of the society of professional investigators. in addition to his professional credentials. he's the co author of the highly acclaimed book behind the murder curtain, special agent, bruce sacrament, hans doctors and nurses who kill our veterans, bruce sacrament. welcome to the show. we are so happy to have you a look. thank you very much. i'm actually honored to be here today. well, the pleasure is online. i've been looking forward to this for a long time. i have to tell you this conversation is, is going to be fascinating for me personally. there are probably fewer than a dozen people in the united states who have had a career focused on serial killers and even fewer who have focused on medical serial killers. before we get to that specialization, tell us a little bit about your career and about how you got started in investigations.

sure. well, i, i saw an investigation of probably by watching too many colombo, you know, um, not seen a big, tough, dirty harry kind of guy, but i used to watch columbia and i so you know, i could do that. this guy is more brings and braun, and i really like that. so i started out as an investigator with the u. s. department of defense and i was investigating contract fraud and procurement for a line and it was pretty interesting. and then jimmy carter way back when began offices of inspector general's in every federal agency. so every page of federal agency that time and now just about every agency has an office of inspector general and most offices of inspector general, all kind of torn to different directions. one is in the office of the one it and one is an office of criminal investigations. i was responsible for the office of

the criminal investigations for the northeast united states. and i had a tremendous smorgasbord or if you will, of cases to pick and choose from. because hospitals, well, hospitals like big cities and any kind of crime that could occur in a big city could almost kind of happened in the hospital. you know, we had procurement for or contract for what we had drug diversion. think of all the narcotics that are in the hospital. i mean we have the most complex scientific equipment to inexpensive items like diapers and everything in between. and we have with very, very concerned about medical records about the security and medical records. so running the hospital is a very, very complex job. and unfortunately the has a big opportunity for some criminal activity. now what the v a,

i must preface my remarks by saying that they all go well and bring majority of d a. m, for the most honest, hard working, dedicated compassion and people you'd ever want to meet. absolutely, yes, no, i didn't said there is a very, very tiny percentage of people that will take advantage of the system. and unfortunately they have victims on nations funerals, and that's really terrible. so i was really on a, in 2 weeks since i was on it to be in federal law enforcement. and i was honored to have a position that worked out for veterans that actually helped us secure safety and security and the best health possible for our nation's heroes. it was a wonderful, wonderful position to be. and you had

a long career at the department of veterans affairs. tell us about the case that made you an expert on medical serial killers. i have to assume that somebody doesn't just wake up one day and decide to start killing people. they operate on detected sometimes for many years and we're talking about doctors and nurses here. how did this all begin in that big case? well, you know, i'm working all these other cases that i just described. and all in one day, my phone rings, and i get a call from the chief of psychiatry at the northwood long island, b a medical center. and she says, bruce, oh, you're not gonna believe this. but we have a doctor working here who spend time in prison for boys and gets co workers. and i'm looking at the phone and i'm from looking at my calendar as is this april 1st, is this like some kind of april fools, a joke or something. you know,

and she says, no, this is really true. now what? i didn't think in the united states of america, you could spend time in prison for poisoning people and come out and be a physician. so i was wrong and natural. it started the story of a dr. michael swain. though the michel schmilo killed people, not only united states, he killed people with the world. do you know when he was in medical school, john, when he was in medical school, he was known as double swine. go license to kill all my gosh, twice fellow students in medical school and the dean and they said, you know, the, we don't think these guys wine bill should really be a physician. and the dean said, what do you know your only students on the dean? i think he could be a doctor, but i think he needs more training. so let's keep him for about 6 months longer. right. next thing, you know, he ones up in ohio state university and he's killing people. and he winds up being

in m e n t, and he actually poison his co workers. he invited his co workers and he said, hey guys, you know, you worked so hard at some donuts in the donuts and they all got sick that night. and he calls them up, he says, tell me, will you symptoms tell me everything that happens? he's re losing the excitement of poisoning people, not only when he actually put the boys in on these donuts, but hearing how they suffered. hm. and it turns out that the donuts were actually sprinkled with loss, and it made it easy and t's are not stupid. about 2 weeks later you consume with some ice t and they have the ice t test it and it's loaded with awesome. wow. and the police didn't fantastic job and it gets 3 years in jail to boys and his co. ready workers and then he comes out and he's a doctor again. it to be a lot. it seems impossible. how can anybody pass

a government background investigation and out of here license? yeah. and have your license reinstated? yes. well i'll tell you this, this guy. it's an incredible sociopath, you know, he was, he wasn't mex marine and he got out of prison. and he gave the store, he says, you know, i'm an ex marine, i got fine. i got an a bottle in the roll. but here's a piece of paper from the governor, restoring my civil rights. nobody checked it. nobody verified it. in the next thing, you know, there is a doctor again, this time out in the west coast, and it'd be a facility and he's doing well. he's actually engage to be a nurse. and then the story comes out and uh, everything turns terrible for him and his fiance and his fiance, her name was kristen kenny. just a beautiful,

beautiful young lady. and she goes home to mom and she says, you know, mom, i really love this guy. swining go, but i can't live with them anymore after i heard what happened. you know, but when i was living with them, i was getting all these headaches for some reason, headaches. but i, i feel better now. and the next thing, you know, switch those shows up at the door. and he so charming the charms is way back into hawaii. about 2 months later she can't take it anymore. again, she goes to the park, she takes out a gun and she blows her brains out of my going here. and can i go for that? can you will actually you can because even though she shot her cell and the family had the body cremated, they kept a lock of hair. and her hair was loaded with austin a. u. manga was even poisoning his own fiancee. well, don't make a long story short. he actually lot winds up in my neighborhood at the north for

the long island b a medical center and you know, something interesting. he was there on a residency any guess what, what particular medical field in psychiatry that he had to go on the front of the board of trying psychiatry. and can you this each and every one of them that he should be in the program. and he grad, incredible. and then that's when i got that phone call that sort of each i lived so, and i happened because one of my agents and i go down to visit him. now let me tell you this guy look like a movie. saw. just got off the golf course wearing these ada saw sunglasses. you know, cells in john, if i didn't know better, i want to introduce them to my own daughter. yeah. right. these next the next marine back there. right, you know, spring.