during the dispersal of the crowd; the most famous case was the point-blank shooting of activist ashley babyoman and a veteran of the american army. a police officer shot baby directly in the chest. later, the woman died from her wound in the hospital, and for 14 years she served in the us air force and was a high-ranking a security officer served in afghanistan and syria, another victim, benjamin phillips, a website developer, was also fatally wounded. washington, d.c. he came from pennsylvania to protest election fraud. the police officer who killed baby will be acquitted. and here are the participants of the protest action. a priori they became criminals. it turned out that peaceful rallies can happen anywhere, but not in the heart of western democracy; trump provoked the assault. he led the aggressive crowd and accusations immediately began to fall from the pro-government tv channels, and his supporters are conspirators who tried to destroy the state system. disorder. the already declining prestige of the police service was hit hard by more than 70 employees quit the ka toli police in th

departments, it turns out that george floyd is a thief, a robber, a rapist, a symbol of free america, and ashley babyan, a fighter against terrorism, a symbol of a terrible trumpian country, the prisoners of the sixth of january are treated. regarding the cruelty, keeping them in solitary confinement as terrorists and subjecting them to beatings, a completely different attitude was towards the pogromists from bm who terrorized america for months and caused billions of dollars in damage after biden came to office. authorities. many of them simply had their cases closed. just imagine how the american system is turned inside out and serves only the right people. for example, in belarus , washington sees political prisoners and dictatorships. but a ukrainian militant and a call in his capitol. no. here he is, sergei debinin, who went down in history with this photo with the famous shaman 2 years ago, journalists. they even called his participation in the action an act of war of ukraine against the united states. apparently, ukrainian nazis. today they feel quite well, but washington fields and plant same

indicated that he did not attack anyone , was not a terrorist, voluntarily surrendered to the fbi , and ashley babying, is mourning, only her husband. she was she served as a us air force veteran for 14 years. she dared to say that trump’s defeat in the 2020 elections was due to fraud by american standards , these people would have been proud of these people, and they were shot and thrown into dungeons for daring to doubt the results of democratic american elections to replace the republican trump a democrat was appointed, biden had too many questions to become the forty-fifth president. why did trump claim that the coronavirus is a mushroom that will end, how dare he say that nato a step is robbed, and finally a quote is extremely. he was tolerant of dictatorial regimes, for example, putin or erdogan voted for trump; donald trump had 74 million votes. he was the commander in chief of the free world, he told the people that their elections were stolen and the people listened to him. in total , within the framework of the capitalist cause, the us department of justice charged 1,100 people with feder

stuart: ashley, i want to know why more baby boomers are becoming homeless. ts a major contributor especially for seniors living on social security who are no longer working. there's also a lack of low cost assisted living centers. many have been closing because of a staffing shortage and financial troubles. and and there's also a trend of families being widely dispersed which means less support for older people. according to federal data, in 2018 people 55 and older were 16.3% of these sheltered homeless population. in 2021 that number has climbed to very close to 20%. the aging population also straining shelters that just aren't equipped to accommodate things like wheelchairses or to help people unable to climb onto top bunks. and, by the way, in 2021 the median price of a room many a private nursing home in florida, more than $115,000 a year. stuart: that is a huge cost. ashley, thank you very much, indeed. ashley: yeah. stuart: all right. coming up on 11:55. the wednesday trivia question with. it's a real good one. how often do americans open their refrige

ashley lovell: if it's alright, we'll just go ahead and start the lesson. to safely hold your babyr you to kiss, right? it's not just important for the baby, it's important for us, because it's building that strong bond. and you're more primed to bond to your baby at the moment than any other time. again, if you're separated from your baby for some reason, you can do this as soon as your baby comes back to you. even if your baby's swaddled up in a little burrito, and asleep, it's okay to undo the swaddle and put your baby skin to skin. they will go right back to sleep here. erin brown: well, let's go on and... yes? i just was... how many of us have had babies before? how many of you? raise your hands. woman: i've had lots of babies. theresa barron: what i think would be good is talk about how we're going to raise these babies. a lot of us go back and we're like, "breathing techniques?" i think the focus should be, like, your baby, and how you're going to raise your baby and keep them and be a good mother and not have to go through what you went through. (indistinct conversation) th

ashley: i'll try to explain this one. a man in australia sued the melbourne hospital why he watch his wife deliver a baby via c-section birthng it left him with a psychotic illness. he filed the lawsuit several years after the successful operation declaring that the experience led to a breakdown of his marriage. the father claims he was encouraged or permitted to ab serve the delivery and that led him to seeing his wife's internal organs and blood. what the heck was he expecting? he claims the hospital breeched a duty of care it owed to him and is liable to pay him damages. the suit asks for the damages of $1 billion australian dollars, $642 million u.s. dollars and the hospital said we did nothing wrong and a judge agreed and called the claim an abuse of process. i would sue him for being a moron. but that's just me. stu. stuart: it was in a australia t. >> how you doing, mate? seeing my wife's gigly bits covered in blood. stuart: kennedy, you're still with us, i can tell. give me a reaction again to this. >> first of all, is the baby healthy? i'm guessing it was healthy and a emergency c-section and make sure mom and baby

. >> ashley: interesting to see biden had a comment about that, when asked about maui, no comment, that is neither here nor there. what about people that got baby for this concert or have to go to work? ceo this face value with the video, but there is a lot-clean-up in people's lives. can you imagine not seeing your kids for four or five days, after this concert. kids, i can't get to you. claudia said usually you have thousands coming in and out, this is one way in and one way out. how will they get those people out? >> kevin: i have been there and seen it. the big story, i think people underplay these things, i'm glad we are getting attention. it is a big deal, we don't know the medication circumstances, people may need to get back for jobs and families. this is a real situation, they need to look at how they prepare for emergencies and contingency plans going forward. >> ashley: i want to bring in adam klotz. surely this could have been avoidable. >> adam: two months of rain in just two day, it does not happen often temperature is monsoon season, this is time of year you see showers and thunderstorms. this is rain we're talking about. it is d

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