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.) >> in san francisco the medical examiner performs the function of investigating medical and legal with the city and county of san francisco from a variety of circumstances in san francisco there is approximately 5 thousand deaths annually i'm christopher director for the chief mr. chairman the chief my best testimony a at the hall of justice on 870 drooint street that is dramatically updated and not sufficient for the medical chairman facility i've charles program manager public works should a earthquake of a major are proportion occurs we'll not continue to perform the services or otherwise inhabit the building before the earthquake. >> we're in a facility that was designs for a department that functions and in the mid 60s and friends scientific has significantly changed we've had significant problems with storage capacity for evidence items of property and also personal protective if you're doing a job on a daily basis current little storage for prirjs are frirnlsz we're in an aging facility the total project cost forever ever commercial is $65 million the funding was brought by

we will examine this and whether it still makes sense or is obsolete. the stories have debated who first came up with the idea but it was first adopted nationwide in germany during world war ii in the effort to save energy. duringng world war ii, the unitd states adopted year-round daylight savings time in an effort to save energy and increase productivity. and over the years, numerous justifications remain for changing the clocks twice a year most commonly and notably energy conservation it was believed extending light into the evening hours would help pay less for a electricity because they would not have to turn on the lights until later in the night. however, modern luxuries such as heating,s air-conditioning and other appliances changed the calculation and further advancements in lighting and other energy efficient appliances are not only saving money but they are virtually making the energy conservation justification moot and outdated. and it becomes harder to justify when you consider the health and economic impact associated with changing the cl

we also need to examine the effects daylight saving time has on the economy. in my home state of florida, the sunshine state, we take our daylight very seriously. in fact, florida's legislature passed a state bill that would make daylight saving time permanent year round. but the policy requires congressional approval to take affect. that's another reason why i'm glad we are holding this bipartisan hearing to learn more about the impacts of daylight saving time and have -- how congress can consider time changes nationwide. we have to be careful on this issue. a lot of our industries like travel and tourism rely on daylight -- of course, daylight and in my state of florida, later to provide florians and tourists with good services all around the country. simply put, the longer the sun is out in the afternoon and evening, the more consumers will be outside participating in local economies. that's why i'm pleased we will hear from lyle beckwith with the national association of convenience stores so we can learn about how the change in time impacts businesses in o

when i tell people i work at the medical examiners office. what do you do? the autopsy?and -- with the administrative and the families. >> most of the time work here is very enjoyable. >> after i started working with dead people, i had just gotten married and one night i woke up in a cold sweat. i thought there was somebody dead? my bed. i rolled over and poked the body. sure enough, it was my husband who grumbled and went back to sleep. this job does have lingering effects. in terms of why did you want to go into this? i loved science growing up but i didn't want to be a doctor and didn't want to be a pharmacist. the more i learned about forensics how interested i was of the perfect combination between applied science and criminal justice. if you are interested in finding out the facts and truth seeking to find out what happened, anybody interested in that has a place in this field. >> being a woman we just need to go for it and don't let anyone fail you, you can't be. >> with regard to this position in comparison to crime dramas out there, i would say there might be so

here i am writing a report on the examination of our caviar without a hospital.ch and viktor petrovich is a hearty russian precinct, the strongest precinct in the world? well, great, by the way, you know what about caviar. here is another source of delicacies. look please, wow, more caviar. where? uti seized one by one. so i would like you to check whether this caviar is from the same batch or from some other. i certainly understand that it can not be from the same all of a sudden. well, let's check jeanne petrovna a documents. under my responsibility you ask these. well, hurry up. just gotta, well, well, right now. well, of course, when it's good, like this, and well done, hot, hot. which apartment are you talking about twenty-second. no, there is such an apartment vasya 22 in the third entrance. third entrance. thanks a lot. i've already been advised. so everyone in the collection went killing bad people dynamic they keep the turns in suspense. you and i have a common enemy that can't handle it. so for sure . this is important only on the ntv hit channel. and y

and examine what shifts we could make in the future and i contend we would be probably wise to examine what unfolded ukraine and russia and certainly the nato perspective being a commander in respect to nato forces. those contributions allies and partners committed impacts appropriate affect we can deliver which goes back to how smart we need to be with respect to making the right decision given global ramifications on permanent versus rotational. the answer is still i believe it depends, there's always goodness and badness in both cases but i think we need to be smart about it and examine what unfolded to hear to approve a decision going forward. >> you anticipated my next question answered as a thank you. a whole of government, you probably are as engaged in the whole of government approach and more important probably think anybody, there are two things you've said, one in your opening statement, i think your opening statement, i look forward to working to satisfy restrictions in current law, i think that's regarding the building of ships, could you just elaborate a little bit on sat

none examination examination and a full-fledged investigation take time and experts believe that somes are not ready to spend it on such minor incidents in a big load and, in fact, it is easier for him to really admit it. mm. i even donate. e the culprit. that's the way it is, so the best way to always buy a registrar is not to rely on city cameras. recordings from the dvr are required to be accepted in court. as a full-fledged evidence , experts are sure, however, in addition to self-defense, it would be nice to think about global changes, after all, the rules that place all responsibility on a motorist who moves behind were written almost 30 years ago, since then a lot of water has flowed under the bridge , driving style has changed in the whole country, the number of drivers has changed. it just grew hundreds of times, which is probably why the rules of the road. it is necessary to reconsider the point that definitely needs to be carefully finalized - this is dangerous driving. and if a sharp rebuilding becomes the same gross violation as non-observance of the distance. similar inc

darya you have the floor in my hands an envelope with the result of a genetic examination, which canhat concerns 33-year-old anna ivashchenko from the city of shchyolkovo who is her mother and why did she abandon her immediately after birth that she was adopted in her family anna found out at the age of 16, but more recently, her foster mother resigned herself to her daughter's desire to find out the secret of her birth and gave her the tag that anna was put on at birth. it contained all the data of the woman who left anna in the maternity hospital today, with the same name and surname as anna's biological mother tamara anistratova in our studio. and she admitted that 33 years ago she really abandoned her daughter, because her husband did not want to take her away anna do you think tamara is your biological mother? i think yes, tamara, according to you , it was you who gave birth to anna 33 years ago. yes, i hide the first envelope. alleged daughter anna ivashchenko alleged mother tamara anistratova anna the likelihood that tamara is your mother, who at birth named you victoria anna

in the near future, she will be assigned a psychological and psychiatric examination.alando. valentin lyubimov alexey biryulev, nadezhda, zybkina and anton lukyanov ntv television company members of an organized criminal group, who were united by something more than members of other similar communities, begin to judge in stavropol on account of their robbery murder by bandits, while believing in their own superiority and classifying themselves as neo-pagans, they killed. even when there was no reason for this, they could also easily part with one of their own. if there were disagreements, kuznetsov led to continue this process turned out to be as loud as and emotional in the corridor of the stavropol regional court, the relatives of those killed during a brutal robbery attack on an industrial base could not hold back their tears. and apparently to experience those terrible moments to them more than once this verdict is yet to come only to the first accused from the bloody criminal gang of neo- pagans. anton vasiliev's trials of his three accomplices are taking place in

jamie mcintyre with the "washington examiner." on twitter it's at jamie g mcintyre, easy enough to find. question for you first from twitter, this from the libertarian saying this proves the russian conventional military threat was a largest paper tiger in history and we can stop spending so much money on the military. on that your thoughts assessment. >> guest: well, i agree with the first part of that. the russian military did turn out to be a paper tiger, or as i wrote in my magazine article two weekss ago, putin's army look like it was very formidable but it wasn't. >> host: explained that term. >> guest: it is going to cause nato to reassess how it defends against a potential russian invasion into nato territory. something that was really the founding principle of the nato alliance was to stop the soviet union, , or to counter the sovit union if it had designs on things. a couple of years ago the rand corporation reviewed some of the wargames that the u.s. does to sort of game out how a conflict with russia might play out. in

out station and send them a packet to fill and wait a month to 6 weeks to be invited in for an oral examine and if they pass two or three a months maximum get sworn in and become a citizen every single working groups we have a learning how to vote i mean there are tons of community resources we go for citizenship prep classes and have agencies it stays on site and this is filing out forms for people that are eligible so not just about your 22 page form but other community services and benefits there's an economic and safety public benefit if we nationalize all people to be a citizen with the network no objection over $3 million in income for those but more importantly the city saves money $86 million by reducing the benefit costs. >> thank you. >> i've been here a loventh i already feel like an american citizen not felt it motorbike that needs to happen for good. >> one day - i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, for liberty and justice for all. >> you're welcome. >> (singing). >> (clapping.) >> introduce the san francisco f

>> i think it's important, i mean, that is their job to examine her record, but i think they have tocareful. we have a justice system that is founded, that is based, that guarantees that whether or not you have the ability to pay, justice is available to you. and i think when you're a public defender, i was a public defender for almost 10 years, i did that out of a dedication to public service, a dedication to make sure that the least of us had the same access to the justice system. and i know that that is the spirit in which judge ketanji brown jackson served. she said she grew up with a keen understanding of what it means to break barriers to have hardship. she grew up like i did inspired by her father to serve. so i think that they should examine her record and i think when they do, she will make it clear that doing her job upholding her oath as a public defender doesot make her soft on crime, especially when you take a look at her family background with so many people in public safety. >> do you think that she will be a reliable liberal vote on the court? >> i do think that she w

alexey hopes that the genetic examination will prove that all the children are not from him and elenaith the children, will go from home to her mother. aleksey assures that he decided to check his paternity at the request of his deceased father. aleksey believes that elena registered children for him. her lovers herself elena denies that there were situations when she could be suspected of treason, and she was faithful to her husband. however, her husband's friend elena tabukina stated that elena herself confessed to her, saying that she had three children. it may well be not from alexei. alexei is ready to find out if you became a father 20 years ago? yes , ready, or lena, do you have something to confess to your ex- husband? no, i don't, why confess to ex- husband attention? i open the envelope. on the one hand, the official father alexei sazhin, 44 years old, on the other hand, his official eldest daughter elena sazhina, 20 years old the probability of consanguinity is 99 point nine percent you are the father of elena's eldest daughter, which means, but what happens is that you wer

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chief medical examiner. joe biden state of the union speech perfectly captured the weird mood of the triumph and that seems to have gripped the west since the russian invasion of ukraine last week. ukrainians are being slaughtered by invading russians, biden chose a moment to take an improbable victory lap for diplomacy. he told members of congress, many of whom were productive blue and yellow covers of ukraine's frank had built coalition for freedom. >> we prepared, extensively and carefully we spent months building coalitions of other free loving nations in europe. and the for america to asian and african continent. to confront putin. like many of you, i spent countless hours unifying our european allies. >> he claims those efforts were bearing fruit in a concerted sanctions against russia because the battle between democracy and a talker sees, democracies are rising to the moment. and the world is clearly choosing the site of peace and security. >> well, to be fair biden spent only ten minutes of 65 minut

shelled again, they hit a high-rise building directly, and in the village of yuryev kabaite, the dpr examinesed by the nationalists in every detail. about the course of the special operation our military correspondents see the target and destroy nationalists at military facilities, iskander high-precision installations strike all over ukraine how the system works mikhail fedotov saw more than a thousand residents of the city of kherson received baby food, and our military delivered more than 20 tons of humanitarian aid to the kharkiv region. sergey lavrov arrived on a visit to china. negotiations have already begun with the head of the foreign ministry of this country and vasily's important statements to the un against attempts to isolate russia are turning around. crisis on a global scale. the hatches are closed. everything is ready for the undocking of the soyuz spacecraft today, two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut will return to earth from the iss. you watch the news on the russia channel hello in the studio of andrey shevtsov , last night ukrainian troops again fired at the d

we all know very well about them, but in our time there are more opportunities to examine in advance.t is, if we are talking about e, by the way, not only the age of a woman takes place here, but also the age of a man, if we are talking about some kind of genetic diseases. and if we understand a couple of age, then they visit genetics before planning pregnancy and are already discussing issues. and it is possible that some tests are taken in advance and, during pregnancy, there is an opportunity to do it at an earlier time. uh, genetic genetic testing, which will show the chromosome set with almost ninety- eight percent accuracy. yes, in addition to woman, yes, and men. now they look good for much longer and prepare for themselves. as you said before childbirth, life expectancy also increases. yes, can this mean that the same reproductive age fork is also shifting to the side. here. eh, continuation. well, i'll tell you, it's no, of course, that's purely, if we're talking about reproductive. there are probably no functions, but , again, there is an opportunity. we now a prepare oursel

e carry out some preventive examinations.ween late childbirth, on the contrary, rejuvenate the body of a woman, which they have a beneficial effect on her health. there are some say and vice versa, both are right. they will tell you for sure. everything is individual. everything is very individual. yes, but also time. that's about rejuvenation. and lately , my fate has literally turned out like this, that i had a lot, and patients who are girls who gave birth 40 plus that is, after forty, not all were, of course, the first giving birth was a woman who had third fourth child, but if you saw them at the discharge, when they are discharged with their discharge baby, how do their eyes shine, how do they get younger? well, for 10 years. so sure. uh now a woman have become say. so it is better to prepare your body for childbirth. and how then, uh, is the opinion that the older a woman is, the more polo mac dna can be in her body. and maybe it somehow gets passed on to the baby. and it is hardly possible to somehow prepare yourself

because he faces a scenario that's reasonably similar to this with respect to taiwan, and how we examine the u.s. response, the allies and partners response will help in the gym and working his way through some of the tough spots that we anticipate that he will have to work with in the future with respect to state on state activities and state on state alliance activities, and state on state activities with respect to other partners and allies on s the periphery. >> it sounds as though this is a more close relationship that you're having with another combatant commander, so is that so? >> i had that same relationship with all of the other combatant commanders. >> that's good to know, makes sense. general van's ovost, it's good o talk with you again. as you are aware the department of defense recently made the decision to close the -- to close the facility in hawaii and so the would be a transition period. it will take significant amount of planning and funding for this transition period last year's ndaa established transcom as the dod bulk fuel manager of the department which will become

and if there is a need for instrumental examination, the gastroscope penetrates into the trunk and takes a sample for analysis. i shed a tear, so they explain to us alive. but the birch next to the wood did not pass the test completely, that is, from the beginning to the end it is rotten. this indicates that the tree is already dry. it died, dried trees are marked and entered into the base. here. now uh, the dots lit up yellow. that is, it is like damaged forest plantations. that is, specialists there were already russian forest protection centers - this is the only laboratory in moscow and the region where the cause of the disease of forest plantations is found out using genetic analysis, they were able to reveal that our sample, e, is infected with the root sponge, it turns out that the trees also suffer from cancer, suffer from vascular infectious by the way, diseases of the latter, by the way, are transmitted, as in humans, by airborne droplets from forest to forest. sometimes. we even defined species diseases that used to be in european territory. parts of our russian federation wer

in the near future, a series of examinations will have to be carried out to determine the degree of harmdiana kalando. slava morozov alexey biryulev polina kudryavtseva and alexander ermakova ntv television company moscow region. he saved a 90-year-old pensioner, the chelyabinsk district police officer, he went around his territory and looked into the local hostel. heard by accident groans that came from one room opened the doors to find an elderly woman who had been locked for several days. the door was locked by her own daughter. why did she do it? and what now with the pensioner knows julia facing. frames that are impossible to look at without tears, this is 91-year-old home front worker anastasia zaripova, when she was found locked in an apartment, she was severely exhausted and could hardly speak, what is your name? anastasia how do you admit to terrible flies that she was doomed? her own daughter closed the house, leaving her without food and water, given that anastasia zaripova, a disabled person , hardly gets out of bed and hardly sees. that is, they cannot take care of themselve

i underwent an mri examination which showed that i had an intervertebral hernia.ve surgery, but i have doubts about its consequences. that is, i'm afraid. isn't it dangerous, but the network of my doubt, in fact in fact, this is dangerous and more, if the hernia does not bother me, is an operation necessary, but elena first of all? for some reason, you went for an mri, really, which means that something still bothered you, probably, that is, it always happens. yes? at first, something aches, the leg hurts, it is taken away, he came to the mri, they said to do the operation. everything is fine, everything stops hurting instantly . and doctors on neurochia have a very differentiated approach to recommending surgical treatment of an intervertebral hernia. only when it really causes or risk with pressure of the spinal cord or the risk of pressure on the cortex of the spinal cord, that is, when it causes symptoms, the size of the hernial protrusion also matters. there are other very dangerous hernias, the so-called sequestered hernias. that is, when the intervertebral

they've also examined his role on the board of the ukrainian energy company years ago.as told associated he's paid outstanding tax bills, but then investigators examined the source to pay those bills. in recent months, investigators have begun discussing the strength of the case and whether more work is needed before seeking a decision on possible charges. >> we have great confidence in our son. i am not concerned about any accusations that have been made against him. >> the justice department and hunter biden's attorney both declined to comment on our new reporting. now, jake, president biden has vowed not to interfere in the independence of the justice department and it's notable that early in his presidency, he decided to keep the trump-appointed attorney in delaware overseeing the investigation instead of appointing his own person, as is the usual practice when a new president takes office. >> thanks for that update. >>> we're getting powerful images of what a reported tornado did today in arkansas. this may be just the beginning of severe weather in the southeaster

we examine the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? when the reason that could effect any human assert, master of chaos on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines, there are threats to peace and security that don't appear on the tv screens. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. thousands of palestinians being displaced and having that times destroyed in that land unexplained international filmmakers. m won't class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you. climate has to become part of the way we tell stories on al jazeera ah. ready to ukraine says a russian cruise, marseilles hit close to a hospital in the west, killing at least 4 people and keeps main tv tower comes on to russian bombardment as a long military convoy heads towards ukraine's capital. ah, hello darn jordan. this is al jazeera alive from de, also coming up in his state of the nation address. the u. s. president vows russia will pay for it. ward, thank.

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they are undergoing veterinary and sanitary examination this year, mobile laboratories will work at theairs . specialists of the state veterinary service will conduct research on products. podmoskovny operatives detained a suspect in the illegal possession of weapons and ammunition in elektrougli. it turned out to be a 63-year-old local resident. during a search of his apartment, the police found rifles pistols grenades containers with gunpowder and about 200 cartridges of various calibers. also confiscated fixtures for reflux, bullets and a crimping machine. according to the results of a ballistic study conducted by employees of the forensic center, 137 cartridges are ammunition suitable for firing. the rest of the seized arsenal was sent for examination according to the man, he was engaged in collecting weapons and ammunition , a criminal case was initiated. preliminary investigation continues all news available at watch the media platform in the application or on the site look.ru do not switch. let's look at the apartment on avito, new buildings then with decoration, so that you can

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this is the doctor, she nadya brought this black caviar for examination, and she herself has been inhe hospital all day, yoshkin cat, and so we will unpack it with cash to the morgue. what did the doctor look like? well, such a tall thin light, damn, bald patches with blue eyes old man. well, brewed it, you'll go there, quietly calmly, he's in this pike on the captain heat. where is it? what else is jeanne? here such? not? where are you what? sorry open open. this is our fault. the guys joked. maybe you will return to the ward with your concussion? yes, what a ward max well guys, what news are they trying to pump out the bastard pumped her horse with a dose of chloroform , and then he put it in the refrigerator so that she is there in general, it’s bad, they say she has a 50/50 chance . cash hold on, everything will be fine she'll be fine. i came to my place, if this, of course, who is interested now, nothing new, confirmed, the testimony of our alcoholic, how someone threw himself under the wheels, then hit crowbar on the head and stole the car. yulia well, everything is all right w

we examine how it could reshape the world in which we live.had decided south africa be excluded from the 1970 competition. streaking across the cry the white hot wreckage drew casts from onlookers in fiji. this is bbc news — the latest headlines: 10 million people have now fled their homes in ukraine since the start of the war — more than a quarter of the population. russia's deadline for the defenders of mariupol to lay down their arms comes and goes — but there's no sign of surrender. ukraine was home to the biggest jewish population in europe before world war ii. at least 1.5 million of ukraine—based jews were killed during the holocaust and more than 9,900 holocaust survivors were still living in ukraine when russia invaded. now old and frail, it's very difficult for them to leave the country, particularly if they're in cities or zones that are under attack. julia entin, whose grandfather was a holocaust survivor, is co—ordinating efforts to get holocaust survivors out of ukraine and shejoins me now via skype from los angeles. thank via sk

as we examine the u. s. sheets role in the world on al jazeera water scarcity has become a major global issue, the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down, turning in essential natural resources into a commodity traded for profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can't afford it? that guy told me it's water. al jazeera examines the social, financial, and environmental impact of the war to privatization loads of water on al jazeera. ah, ah, al jazeera with down to the pit. ah, hello, i'm emily. angry now headquarters. they've the top stories on al jazeera, fresh efforts are underway to evacuate people from ukrainian cities being bombed by russia. the countries deputy prime minister says non humanitarian cartilage have been opened. 45000 people have been evacuated so far. but there is no safe passage for more than 100000 trapped in marion home president let them use the lens cases. there is nothing left of the port city after a month

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