first thing that popped into my mind is we have a bombing here, we have a bomb guy on the scene that'ss some nexus to do with the family. >> that was definitely a curveball. >> john wood was bomb squad commander then and he also had the same unsettling concerns. >> one of our own sitting there going, wow, why did he show up? now he just became a suspect. >> this guy used to have your job before you. >> exactly. he's the one that appointed me before i left. >> everybody here knows him, trusts him, likes him. >> yep. >> and he's a friend of the family and he'd know how to make that device. >> exactly. >> stellmacher had a tip offering up a potential suspect, connie hoagland's ex-son-in-law who stellmacher claimed may have had it in for the family. >> that was absolutely a lead we needed to follow up on immediately. >> because he's the only person you could think of that didn't like connie and larry. >> exactly. or so we were told and led to believe. >> so beals hit the road found for vegas and a meeting with connie's son-in-law. >> he didn't have a negative thing to say about connie in a

not because of the atomic bomb but because a fire bombing. the naval component some of the naval advocates are saying well, maybe the blockade if we just give the blockade enough time and con in combination. with an air campaign that's going to be enough to starve the japanese out. and the problem with both of these options. is it? requires a longer war and what truman wants to do is in the war as quickly as possible. that's the way you save more servicemen's lives. that is the way that you. stop the tragedy for the japanese but it requires a japanese to accept unconditional surrender. and so truman takes on all of the above approach that it's going to take an invasion. we're going to continue a blockade and we're going to continue an air campaign. the air campaign is something that we tend to focus more on the atomic weapons, but by the spring of 1945 the united states has a new way. of bombing, japan you have napalm? and this is a picture of tokyo. after first large scale fire bombing of tokyo on the night of the 9th and 10th of march and t

the damage caused by the bomb strike is less obvious. with a truck, if you go up, there are 3 holes right through all 3 stories where the bombs dropped and then exploded. down below a $100.00 exposure to la resentment towards nato remained strong. it's regarded as the aggressor who was bombing campaign led to the loss of kosovo. kirkwood, mister turner coleman bumbled. what would you think of some one who's bombed jehovah abra dalbert ease but i don't think that it was a good move. missing the colloquy to his eyes, then echoed in organization that propagates freedom, democracy, and peace of democrat them nick over to an organization that is meant to protect people. ethnic can hardly justify its bombing of civilian areas, form but of the line im nikki civilly. but also the actual awfully. i'm dim nato in the way that the average ukranian condemns russia. he saw most lot at the general motors. no, not older. you just create hate that lasts much longer than it takes to rebuild the ruin. saw that i had a coastal tubule called or victim. the

the damage caused by the bomb strike is less obvious. with a truck, if you live up, there are 3 holes right through all 3 stories where the bombs dropped and then exploded. down below a $100.00 exposure to la resentment towards nato remained strong. it's regarded as the aggressor whose bombing campaign led to the loss of kosovo. cockle, mister turner co comin, bumble. what would you think of some one who's bombed jehovah dalbert at ease, but i don't think that it was a good move. missing the locally close to his eyes, the nickel n organization that propagates freedom, democracy, and peace. democrat them nick over to an organization that is meant to protect people make can hardly justify its bombing of civilian areas, form but of the line im nikki civilly. but also the actual awfully, i'm damn ne, so in the way that the average ukrainian condemns russia, he saw most lot of the young all motors, no not older. you just create hate that lasts much longer than it takes to refill to ruin. saw that article fibula called or victim. the scars of

the damage caused by the bomb strike is less obvious. with a truck, if you go up, there are 3 holes right through all 3 stories where the bombs dropped and then exploded down below a $100.00 per year. le resentment towards nato remains strong. it's regarded as the aggressor who's bombing campaign lead to the loss of kosovo. cockle, mr. turner. conformable. but what would you think of someone who's bombed ohio abra dalbert ease, but i don't think that it was a good move miss seemed equally close to his eyes, then echoed in organization that propagates free, doing quote, democracy and peace of democrat them. nicole, it is an organization that is meant to protect people. ethnic can hardly justify its bombing of civilian areas, form but of the line im nikki civilly. but also the actual awfully. i'm dim nato in the way that the average ukrainian condemns russia. he saw most lot at the general motors. no not older. you just create hate that lasts much longer than it takes to rebuild the ruins. saw that i had a crystal, tiffany wilcox, or victi

shelters and bomb shelters.ell, it looks like an entertainment area, there are children’s rooms, there are gyms, exercise rooms, toilets and other necessary things for a long stay there. there were definitely people and there must be ventilation. well, we understand that there are two legendary stories about lviv, this is a story about the lviv port on poltov, yes, and the second legendary story is about the lviv metro, yes, of course, there is neither one nor the other in lviv, but we understand that there is a so-called underground lviv, in particular, during the second world war, and jews hiding from the nazis crawled into various underground communications, catacombs, that is, there is something like that in lviv. and it is possible, if we could attract the appropriate funds and the appropriate specialists, without this, it was possible to do something similar to underground storage for the central part of the city are there any prospects, so to speak, of mobilizing the city authorities and implementing at l

bombing raids. no longer will they be scrambling fighters, and pursuit aircraft to attack the bombers. because while they were able to take out 20 b-29s over tokyo, they are also losing a lot of air frames in that air war. they are also burning aviation gas which is more difficult to replace. and they know that the invasion is coming. so by april, 1945, they are going to restrict the air war, and not challenge air superiority over japan. and in the same way, if the united states is moving from the european theater of operations, they start to plan what operation downfall, the plan to invade japan, what that is going to look like. it is staggering. this is what they had planned for august, 1945. the first wave will take place in the beginning of november, 1945. and it will be comprised of about four cohort of troops, the land and southern part of japan, and try to fight north. and then in march, 1946, he will bring in two field units, which will and close to tokyo, to try to drive home the invasion.

the nato bomb struck strategic military targets. but as the campaign went on, civilian infrastructure also entered the firing line. the chinese embassy in belgrade was hit on the night of may 7th, 1999, immediately followed by the hotel yugoslavia alex as family lived in a block right between these 2 buildings. so it's just around the corner. some of the machine are windows, look out under the chinese embassy ali the when it was hateful of i was home alone with my young children from on that. so we fled to our neighbors on shaky their apart on local, under the hotels yugoslavia, which was then struck by a bomb to buckle the thought dockery underneath the victory. molla bustle, michael, that's my ball on the same evening for fulfilling in our neighbor's apartment, we all sheltered under the dining table to shield ourselves from flying glass and like a bed. we had no idea where to go. in the end, we just hid under the table. i put some work out of the circle and said, that is my 1st who ever memory will show up. but of the fear that t

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these are the bombs called anti-bunker bombs, these are phosphorus bombs - this is a cluster bomb - this is a chemical weapon ukrainian singer ruslana, who brought ukraine her first victory at the eurovision song contest in 2004, is accompanying the ukrainians to turkey. which was developed by ukrainian women to call on the president of turkey to include the chinese leader in the pressure on russia, recep erdogan already tried to agree with moscow to withdraw the military from mariupol to the territory of turkey, but putin did not agree. today is our deadline. today is the last moment when we hope that we will save mariupol. we believe that there is another chance and there is another possibility, we believe that only president erdoğan can join forces to include, for example, china, please find an opportunity to make nadia extraction and the evacuation, the wife of one of the soldiers of azov, natalia zarytska, the day before showed her correspondence with her husband, where he says goodbye to her and writes words in which you can hear despair, let them give us the order to shoot ourselv

the damage caused by the bomb strike is less obvious. with a truck either one of the 3 holes, right through all 3 stories where the bombs dropped and then exploded down below a $100.00. clearly, resentment towards nato remained strong. it's regarded as the aggressor whose bombing campaign led to the loss of kosovo cockle. mister turner coleman bumbled. what would you think of some one who's gone? giles abra dalbert at ease, but i don't think that it was a good move. missing the click was through his eyes, then echoed in organization that propagates freedom. democracy and peace. democrat did nick over to an organization that is meant to protect people make can hardly justify its bombing of civilian areas, form but of the line him nike civilly. but also, the ottawa, possibly i'm dam nato, in the way that the average ukrainian condemns russia. he saw most lot of the young all motors, no not older. you just create hate that lasts much longer than it takes to rebuild the ruins. saw that i had a coastal tubule called, or victim. the scars of w

i saw ga sachem tranecia there, where bombs are now raining down. well, if you would like, history is repeating itself. it's awful. most. the nato intervention lasted 78 days. you can still see some signs of it in serbia to day. it's impossible to overlook the ruins of the former yugoslav defense ministry in belgrade. a 100 meters from alex as apartment behind hotel yugoslavia, the damage caused by the bomb strike is less obvious. with a truck. if you go up, there are 3 holes right through all 3 stories where the bombs dropped and then exploded down below. a $100.00 exposure to la resentment wards, nato remained strong. it's regarded as the aggressor whose bonnet campaign led to the loss of kosovo. cockle. mister turner, co coleman bumble. what would you think of some one who's bombed ohio abra dalbert at ease, but i don't think that it was a good move missing the colloquy to his eyes, then echoed in organization that propagates freedom, democracy, and peace of democrat thing. nicole. it is an organization that is meant to protect people. ethnic can

as there were bombings every day~ all the — intact as there were bombings every day.they were bombing. those who have been evacuated, _ bunker, they were bombing. those who have been evacuated, the _ bunker, they were bombing. those who have been evacuated, the 100 - bunker, they were bombing. those who have been evacuated, the 100 or - bunker, they were bombing. those who have been evacuated, the 100 or so, i have been evacuated, the 100 or so, are expected eventually to get to the ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. they haven't arrived yet and we thought they would get there tonight, but the deputy mayor of the city of mariupol has said they're not expected there today. let's hear from our correspondent laura bicker, waiting for them in zaporizhzhia. irate waiting for them in zaporizhzhia. - know the convoy had 100 women on children is on its way to this centre. but it has been hit by delays. we aren't sure what they are and we don't know what the holdup is. we know there you have hundreds of miles to travel, they have to go through a number of checkpoints, and the roa

but now we bombed, because the nazis bombed and so on. they bombed, coventry., there are some nazi decisions by zelensky, and you listen to the video. not well, video, i heard, but it must be recalled that they now have a popular song about batka bander itself. and i don't know how it is they were on the other side. this is of no interest to anyone. it doesn't need it. it is important, the main thing is that you do not think about it. here's coventry for you. and here you have kharkov, here you have düsseldorf there, and here you have zaporozhye, yes, that is, here it is, which means that the nazis are now rashists, and even now we have it all. what are these attack aircraft, which, if you, god forbid, say something wrong, we will come, we will deal with you, therefore, this movie is happening, in fact , that is, it comes to any official person, but vladimir vladimirovich you there great television man. yes look at the picture, when a person comes to the bank of his any official. yes , there the plan from above went there from here. everything about dragopters

these are the bombs called anti-bunker bombs, these are phosphorus bombs cluster bombs are chemical weaponsukrainians are accompanied to turkey by singer ruslana, who brought ukraine the first victory at the eurovision song contest in 2004. now she is using her fame to help defenders. the plan developed by ukrainian women is to call on the president of turkey to put the chinese leader, recep erdogan, in pressure on russia. with moscow about withdrawing the military from mariupol to the territory of turkey, but putin did not agree today is our deadline today is the last moment when we hope that we will save mariupol, we believe that there is one more chance and there is another opportunity, we believe that only president erdogan can join forces to involve, for example, china her correspondence with her husband, where he says goodbye to her and writes words in which you can hear despair, let them give us the order to shoot, what are they doing, it can't continue. today, she is together with other wives of the military in istanbul says this appeal to turkey and china is their last hope, we beg

bombed very strongly.ed the order, for example, i would probably have thrown these bombs somewhere. in the field, no one would have tracked it. i think so, but i'm wrong i make excuses. it is better not to talk about this topic at all. because if they bomb, my house. i will shoot my fellow soldiers. orders against the conscience of officer honor i have never had such an order throughout my entire service. but if a war starts, god forbid i will receive a criminal order, which i consider criminal during hostilities. i will be obliged to carry out this order. in war, those who think this order is impregnable, such an army does not survive. the army that obeys the order survives, even if they are criminals do you have free time after that? go into the woods, shoot yourself if you think you're not true. starting from my health, ending with, how to say with a hat, which i found it all belongs to the department of defense, with which i signed a contract. my health does not belong to me, it belongs to the state. i

bombs were dropped from airplanes.he positions are held by the fighters of the freedom legion . shelled with phosphorous bombs, we were also bombarded with phosphorous bombs all night , tornadoes, hailstorms, and heavy barrel artillery, fortunately , the positions are held by our fighters without losses, without injuries. and this is very good, and our fighters also gave a decent fightback last night, but literally something very good the losses of the enemy are being clarified, but it is obvious that they are , of course, we are preparing for may 8, may 8-9, when these dark forces are intensifying, we know about the concentration of their troops, about reinforcements, but we are fully prepared for this, ready to hold this a very important direction in order not to allow the enemy to cut off our luhansk and donbas, because there are also ukrainians and our people there, including the fighters of the legion of freedom who are now fighting in the border well, as far as we understand, the russians are not too good where i

almost to the point of god as a result of the bombing of the territory of the plant, the russians had about 10 people two women were wounded and killed as of 4:15 p.m. a powerful assault on the plant continued, this information is from the ukrainian military, now the russians are trying to break through in several places, the military has defenses at 4:15 p.m., the deputy commander of the azov regiment svyatoslav palamar released this video, let's watch it glory to ukraine today, may 3 at night, enemy naval artillery was operating on the territory of the azovstal plant, heavy aerial bombs were dropped , and two civilian women were killed as a result of these criminal actions. about 10 civilians were injured of various degrees, as of this moment, a powerful assault on the territory of the azovstal plant is underway with the support of the armored vehicles of the tanks e-e with attempts to land a landing with the help of boats and a large number of infantry. we will do everything possible to repel this assault but we urge you to take immediate measures to evacuate civilians who are on t

bomb warnings are i in street. bomb warnings are broadcast — in street.adcast in _ in street. bomb warnings are broadcast in tv _ in street. bomb warnings are broadcast in tv to _ in street. bomb warnings are broadcast in tv to warn - in street. bomb warnings are broadcast in tv to warn of i broadcast in tv to warn of incoming attacks. it's a far cry from their old life in the country they've left behind. the couple run their own property business. she dreamt of becoming a lawyer. life was good until war came. as the russians invaded, they took their dog and a few belongings before leaving and heading for wales. a last kiss from her dad. she doesn't know when she'll hug him again. millions have headed out of ukraine in search of safety. angelina and albina had to drive across the country and over the border to slovakia to apply for visas to allow them to come to wales as refugees. the uk government has promised to open doors and give sanctuary to people fleeing ukraine, but the families we've been following feel that the visa system is anything but straig

there are abandoned bomb shelters.arehouses of all sorts of military equipment there, here are some destroyed buildings with weapons. this is all the atmosphere of devastation, she loves it very cool, she takes pictures there , apparently, of him, and this photo was taken of her. as far as i remember quite a long time ago, but published in the next collection. that's literally in november 21 of the twenty-first year. actually, on it we see not some kind of modern russian military equipment, but one of the bases, storage and sludge. where and what do we see? yes? alexander tell me please, what kind of equipment is this, naturally, not modern tanks, not t-90. not that is, they are most likely called the t-62 type - these are already ancient remains for us, so to speak. here is the generation of the sixties, the so-called so to speak, but we do not have them. there are a lot in service at the moment. we now have the most massive flavor tanks just coming, this is the t-90. naturally during of all modifications, this is e 7

well, who's the bomb?y it down, i suggest eagle and tails, eagle eagle you can go to rest, now we are not allowed to leave. then don't faint. hello prepare earlier transportation now. he should be here in an hour. in such a state, activity is very dangerous for the wounded, which is why i appeal to you. as a doctor, you must make sure that nothing happens to him. put him in a wheelchair. give a pill anything you don't need it. weapons please what's going on? and remember your wife and daughter with me. look attentively. well, you don't recognize your commanders? hey open your eyes you bastard don't you dare close your eyes. what about him? stop hysteria. i warned that the wounded must not be lifted and transported, and even more so to carry out investigative actions. open your eyes, open your eyes.

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aerial bombs and if it was if it was a strategic bombing i will explain to you if you use tactical aviationn the decision to use it is made at the tactical level by the commander of the brigade say or the commander of the e-e unit but if you use strategic aviation then this is already the e-th level the highest level of command, for example, the minister of defense or the commander-in-chief, therefore, of course, we became a very big problem for the russians, a big problem for putin because the negotiations are currently talking a lot about us, but we are trying to remain modest and keep the situation that we talked about why it is important to take you to a third country and why you cannot stay there and what awaits you in captivity i think it is very important to say as a western journalist. how will you hear it? it's important. thank you for the tip. ah, i'll start using the team, first of all, about the chances we have here. i'll tell you the same thing that i tell them to our fellow soldiers in such a critical situation as we have now. in fact, the first value is if we know how it will

in the next morning when the bomb went off to coal, left b, r. a lay carried pictures out the door and shield jennifer robert chambers. in 1963. this church in birmingham, alabama was bombed and 4 black girls were killed in the explosion. now, 14 years later, a criminal indictment has been returned and the case, and the white man indicted is 73 years old. bill baxley managed to get robert chambliss sentenced to life in prison in 1977, 14 years after the crime firmly. we know we know jama. what any buying player we know, who will, i hate to have like a one step at a time, but we will go back and get new and i must get to the other people. and now we will have all the trial families of the victims of little girls, or ever able to say, it was a good day. it couldn't bring back their children, but it was at least some french that finally finally, justice may have been delayed but it wasn't denied awe from all over the country. here and up one moment by the 1970s, the clan had tried to a 2000 members and white people are most often they were people wh

i generally think that what mariupol they bombed this me so badly.enge for the fact that we were a flower that bloomed and blossomed and showed by our example how a normal city under normal leadership in a normal country can develop . well, maria, let's move on to the difficult part of our conversation, how did the war actually start for you, tell us about your the day of february 24 and about what was next for mariupol and for the whole of donetsk of the luhansk region, it started 8 years ago, military transports of military equipment and shelling were already common for us ukrainian positions near mariupol all the time when the conflict was escalating, there were some negotiations , the rashists started shelling the settlements near mariupol, and i heard explosions all the time. and on the eve of the war, they also started shelling, and i woke up a few frames from the shelling from the shaking of my windows, and on february 24, i did the same i woke up from the fact that they were shelling something near mariupol and i said to myself, well, our sol

last night, they bombed and be bombed and bombed. we are from ukraine, the opening line of italy. kim's daily video has become famous, being at the frontline, his videos are watched all over the country. the governor is a close ally to president zalinski shop and we'll have no chance for now to ah, to get through our defense. so i don't think they had no forces to get through our defense for now was for, for a, for a couple days at less. for now, pressure on the city has eased priorities to restore water supplies for 3 weeks. now the tops in the city have run dry, move williams, as we are fighting and overcoming all difficulties. we always hope for the best. i think hope for the future and optimism are probably characteristic traits of the ukrainian people come with that order. nothing can break us use a lot and you don't know much is in life within the next week, the city administration has promised tap water will be running again. earlier i spoke to dw correspondent fan if a shot and keith and asked her how perkins victory day spee

and threw a bomb at the children, they threw a bomb at the children and those who were small and pregnantone, our pool is also very big, where there were also a lot of people. on neptune and this it shows that these are not people, that they are committing genocide in order to stuff the ukrainian nation, but what is it now that you are trying to figure out, now they are choosing the tracks, now they are choosing the central street with the help of just those people who remained and who, on the one hand, are given something to eat on the other hand, they are threatening that they will also be shot, that's why they are tearing down the streets today in order to, most likely, well, i don't have, i don't see any other goal, how to probably make a parade of those whom they admired, whom they disguised well, this will be the picture that they they want to show the world, show first of all their own that they won and captured ukraine, after all, they wanted to join this mariupol to the so-called dpr, obviously it was such a cash cow because they did not organize any industry on the territory of

in the bunker they were bombing-— time we spent in the bunker they were bombing.ose people, though _ were bombing. let's talk about why those people, though civilians - were bombing. let's talk about why those people, though civilians wentj those people, though civilians went to the azovstal steelworks in the first place. i've been speaking to enver tskitishvili, director general of the azovstal steel works. he has been telling me that this steelworks is a vast, sprawling industrial complex in the city of mariupol. it dates back to 1930, and in the soviet era they built more than 30 bunkers underneath that steelworks. some of them in the 19705 steelworks. some of them in the 1970s were built to withstand a nuclear strike. there is also a whole network of underground tunnels reaching some eight metres underneath the ground. so that is why both the ukrainian fighters and many civilians took refuge there, as the director general of the company has been telling me. translation: we never thought about it until 2014. _ we didn't imagine that azovstal could become some k

there was always such a good dvizhnyak, well, they said that there is no drama theater there was a bombk, and the hospital, but they found out from colleagues who also came around the city, they, well, everyone came, everyone knew that we were here, someone came to us, too, to learn the news, we shared our news, they told us about the hospital, they told us about what was happening, where in general except for us, because it turned out that the whole city is like ours . the main such action in the first time they went to the center of the city eh active because i understood so days that you saw with your own eyes with your own eyes well, you probably saw with your own eyes it was the beginning of the arrival at dk molodezhny because we are far away from it well, it was just coming up it was scary going up and rising from the drama theater was scary gramahala it was great, it was such a good concrete first visit, the roof of the dk was on fire, the studio immediately caught fire, the studio turned out to be there, we still put out the fire, they ran around with fire extinguishers because

there were privates, but we bombed successfully. let's, shall we, transformed, we aptly want to say bombed. we're lucky. well, yes, i said so, we don’t understand, only we bombed or you, we are comrade senior lieutenant. about us we also accompanied attack aircraft yesterday, and bombed successfully. how do you know not your speed is our 120, but we can't. thank you thank you two, maybe a fighter can bring down such a one in a fair fight senya is over, i'm moving on to the morning. today fighter squadrons are here for us. you are all brave and wonderful girls. she probably everyone dreams of getting on a fighter to change, please, it's interesting to see how he will crawl on this turtle turtle, an iron quest. special order. there is not enough plywood about him. who knows. i say, i wonder how he will master these two. well, the pilot is such a car must be bold witty two legs. they are tongue-tied, sure never gets in the way. and i'm not going to calm down he just has a head . eat eat. yes, of course me. sorry for being so rude to yo

no, well, viktor correctly said bomb bomb.f course, are very embarrassed by everything that happens when you talk about the same amur bridge, for example, uh, dnepropetrovsk was bombed, it has already been restored. incidentally, how we have a small bridge, but they still restored a serious bridge and, by the way, they bombed it when the main flow of weapons had already passed. uh, not in the donbass. we were concerned about this. i'm not even brought, the other on the other on the other side. uh, weapons are coming in and this is happening in the donbass. it seems to me, of course. the problem is that the political future of these territories is not defined. and so i know, for example, that my let's just say companions on this side for uh, in the end we do deficient the whole of ukraine but the question is quite serious, in general, as it were, what will be called ukraine, it just doesn’t matter which one is there. i think that kherson can now be declared the capital of ukraine, as it was already in its time, for example, kha

is, closer to my program, the bombing begins, but today he didn’t have a bomb there, there was somethingike that, and he finished earlier, well, so the program is about people of war about how we go through the war, how the war goes through us, who do we have today once this guest was wonderful even in peaceful times, as my mother said in peaceful times, investigate, i say in peaceful times, my god, my god, my head of the party, civic position, volodymyr hirnyak, hello, i congratulate you, good evening, i am glad to see you, but the main news is today this is shariy, so you know that shariy, he was summoned to the special agencies, let's say so, and there were different news, there were news that he was released on personal bail , a promise, something like that, it doesn't matter. but in whatever form you are or in which case it was taken from his passport so he can't leave the country means ah but his uh-uh means well let's say this to make it shorter uh-uh other messages appeared that he was not released on bail that he is under arrest why because according to the rules of spain to rel

that sunday morning, a dynamite bomb had blasted through the southern side of the church. the shockwave was felt around the neighbourhood. 4 girls were killed in sunday school. carol robertson, eddie nay, collins, cynthia wesley, and denise mcnair. none of them older than 144 precious lands were taken. ed denise carol, city, my fruits, who basically 3 weeks down from where our low still lives, they found the mobile rubble. ah, birmingham had come to be known as bombing ham because of how frequent attacks had grown since the 1950s. but this time, the location and the victims young age shocked the country. ah . the f b i and alabama authorities identified the suspected perpetrators just a few days later for members of the local k. k. k were questioned, including robert chambliss known as dynamite, bob, very, shortly after the 16th street baptist church bombing, the f. b. i developed information which turned out to be true about who had actually carried out the bombing. they sent this file back to washington up to the f. b, i headquarters of but the head of the f, b i, j edga

with her, these are horrors, the you see the idiocy, the bomb yelled at. the flats went fear cake, don't look when yell below you will yields a coyote. oh, the i prayed in your relented plans. you bibles here to hear the none the darcy of here. we're still there. dolly you. but i drove yeah, yeah, whoa. whoa, that's go. i show you some time ago. so i had a business in mary, a polish and it was a club. carry okey lounge bar but this is another floor winter just to most of the space was in the ways milton. it had concrete ceilings, a bumble bureau, so we transformed it into a bomb. shelter of it all. i hadn't measured the strength, but for the moment it was comfortable. it was macy, there was a grill. and so we could cook food and boil water. can you do you order? there was, i was 1000 everyone doing. also having a blast, a fair number, one was bullied years old or not, but we had people on duty, but we had scavengers foraging. but a food was used. we had people procuring water up as well. everything was so organized that we could joke that it's a 5 star bom

it's a bomb shelter with a window.uldn't have a window in the bomb shelter because it's dangerous in case of the shock wave. the grab will be knocked out and the pieces of the glass can be thrown away and injure somebody, but, of course, as always we hope for the better. >> and you are still res hewitt to stay? >> i stay. i still resolute to stay. i stay here because this is my home. if you guys are afraid, then i have no option to be afraid, yes. if i leave, nobody else is going to come and protect my home and protect me, so it should be me, it should be my husband, it should be my neighbor. we should protect ourselves. we should fight ourselves. i don't want to sacrifice my children. i don't want to sacrifice myself. i don't want to be a martyr or something. i just want my peaceful normal life back. i just want to go back to my bedroom. i want my husband back into my bed. i want, know, just -- just to have normal peaceful life that i had before. >> there are moments in the basement when life seems almost normal. >> f

that sunday morning, a dynamite bomb had blasted through the southern side of the church. the shockwave was felt around the neighbourhood. 4 girls were killed in sunday school. carol robertson, adie, ne collins, cynthia wesley, and denise mcnair. none of them older than 14 who are precious lines were taken. ed denise carol, cynthia. my fruits. who basically 3 weeks down from where our last alarms they found a month ago. robin ah . birmingham had come to be known as bombing ham because of how frequent attacks had grown since the 1950s. but this time, the location and the victims young age shocked the country. ah, the f b i and alabama authorities identified the suspected perpetrators just a few days later. for members of the local k, k. k were questioned, including robert chambliss known as dynamite, bob, very, shortly after the 16th street baptist church bombing, the f. b, i developed information which turned out to be true about who had actually carried out the bombing. they sent this file back to washington up to the f. b, i headquarters of but the head of the f, b i, j

they were the first to be used for atomic bombing.ningrad novosibirsk-baku-formidable project this was presented to truman in december of the forty-fifth year. we had information for the forty-first year. and in forty-second year. the leadership project of the coffin was such a physics, physics, you then tells me in the forty-second year said. do you think that these are german and or japanese weapons? these are the weapons we are creating against the soviet union. a special memorandum was prepared by the us state department in the name of president truman, which said that american policy towards the soviet union should immediately become tougher, in all respects much better and more reliable. have a clash before russia can hold reconstruction work and develop its huge potential military economic territorial power. it was also stated here that the war with the soviet union in the future is inevitable. the british did not lag behind their colleagues in the now largely former anti-hitler coalition and the british in june of the forty-fi

s. government detonated more than 1000 atomic bombs in the 1950s in 19 sixty's. most of them here in the nevada desert. often the wind blew north away from las vegas and the metropolis is of california. tort sparsely populated areas to the north and with it builds home in idaho bills, parents and other adults sometimes even climb the surrounding mountains to admire the mushroom cloud you see right there where that death tower is. there they go up . there they go up on top of that set and have a they probably sitting at a beard and watch. watch the the, the colors from the atomic explosion. bills home town is in a valley in jam county. when radiation levels were measured in the late 19 ninety's, this area was the 3rd most contaminated in the united states. the fall out at that time settled on fruits, vegetables, and animals. dr. charla also sees what that did to people. he's been bills oncologist ever since his 1st doctor retired. it was only a few years ago. the doctor charla moved to the area and he noticed the many cancer cases immediately. i had practice in ch

and the rest of the bomb shelters, if i'm not mistaken, 23, this is a bomb shelter, the third fourthhe class can be seen from the low ceilings on rare scenes, when azov people bring some food to unfortunate people in garbage bags. there are more than 20 of them, they are designed for about 100 people. there, my good friend from mario is a blacksmith. there, 30 years of hot stas's experience in azov began. so he told me that from the fifteenth year on azov they began to be brought into the water. now long-term storage of green boxes did this without stopping with special passes at any time of the day or night, he also confirmed to me. yes, it means technological the tunnels are cable, and the channels are steam lines with a diameter of 1.5 m, where you can even, well, not really, bend down to move, there is oil on the wire. that's just the black smoke on the watch have become in recent days. it's got into the oil pipeline, but it's not connected into a single defensive system of some kind, you know, and they really are after negotiations. they began to be active, they began to start t

on them, these are the bombs that are called anti-bunker bombs, that's why they fall asleep there, that'sople die there and die from the rubble, he tells us like them excavate these rubbles and pull out their dead brothers as they pull out the civilian population who have also been hiding in the azastal for a long time because he does not tell about the fact that our boys and girls are cut off alive wounded arms wounded legs that could be saved and that this person would receive medical help if it was like that, and the person was not crippled, but they are cut alive without any anesthesia, people just shout at him so they were so eager to put the doll down and drop him a little dear, the peasants are running him yes koshlyorov a-a gathering korku h&m if orla e-e mariupol still grindleky azovstal man synokter orda odnorakardshe kulan by thing skilyok son varashi lavan bombala atu lator denizdan sagan uchah bohdan atuesh bombard mandler gergela coat of arms duchene yes they are military they are real military who already hold more 80 days are given to the fighters, but such weapons are use

we started to restore bomb shelters which remain from the soviet union. were five very powerful bomb shelters that, according to soviet standards, could withstand a direct nuclear strike. when the war started, we made an announcement that all people, if they were injured during the bombing and shelling, could come to us. we thought it was possible we would be shelled, but we did not expect such a genocide and inhumane war. we are surrounded by water on three sides, a river on one and a c on two. -- a sea on two. it is strong and 40 fortified. ros: while some did get out of the steel plant, many others remain, as it do up to 2000 ukrainian fighters. several hundred are injured, some requiring urgent medical attention. >> everything is. fragile. things can fall apart at moment. it is better to wait until vacation is over. at least same 10, this evacuation effort is under surveillance. we still have ukrainian defenders, including severely wounded. ros: our correspondent is in kyiv. he had this update. >> we do not he the details of what is happening. there w

there were five very powerful bomb shelters that according to - bomb shelters that according to sovietards at the time could withstand a direct nuclear strike. all people, if they were injured during the bombing, could come to us. we thought it was possible we would be shelled, but we did not expect such a genocide and such an inhumane war. for expect such a genocide and such an inhumane war.— expect such a genocide and such an inhumane war. ., ., . inhumane war. for weeks, women and children lived — inhumane war. for weeks, women and children lived in _ inhumane war. for weeks, women and children lived in these _ inhumane war. for weeks, women and children lived in these maze-like - children lived in these maze—like tunnels. they use them as a refuge. appeals to get them out were ignored until now. yesterday, for the first time in more than 60 days, they clambered out of their dark refuge and were led through the rubble out of what many had described as hell. this is where they will come. 0thers this is where they will come. others have made it out of mariupol today after scrambling f

this church in birmingham, alabama was bombed, and 4 black girls were killed in the explosion. now 14 years later, a criminal indictment has been returned and the case and the white man indicted his 73 years old. bill baxley managed to get robert chambliss sentenced to life in prison in 1977, 14 years after the crime. ah certainly we know we know cameras what any by well we know who else was in a to have like a one step at a time, but we will go back and get new and i'm also going to the other people and i will have all the trial families of the victims of a little girl or ever able to say, it was a good day. it couldn't bring back their children, but it was at least some french that finally finally. justice may have been delayed but it wasn't denied. ah, everybody from all over the country here stand up for a moment by the 1970s, the klan had tried to a 2000 members and white people are most often they were people who are marginalized or excluded from the system. money was tight, a charismatic new leader managed to give the k k. k. a fresh start. david duke found at his own gr