well, that is , my mother allowed my brother to be in the baby house.tand it, yes, when i got married for the second time, that's for petya's father. they have something there, well, as in life there was, but not it happened and, as she said, explained, my father took petya and she took me and went to the village to my grandmother in a medium white one. so he stayed there, but you did not try to look for your brother somehow. here is your search, after all, now it’s already the internet. yes, i was looking for it, i couldn’t find it, but internally did you feel that your brother was alive? why does he live somewhere? i internally felt that he was alive and well, somewhere he is, and i always empathized for him. this is it. here is a feeling, a dear soul. and there was always a feeling for him that he had a very difficult childhood for me. all the same, it saved me that i had a grandmother and my grandmother was very good. and what do you think, he is not angry after all, he was in an orphanage. yes, of course , the orphanage, what good it gives, of cour

uh, i left the baby crib, it's also a fold-out one. as a playpen for children in the housegirl can play with her older brother. together with aviation they play like yarik helps her build something there. they are generally friendly in the apartment, of course, it is crowded, but the family lives together smiling. hope however, the woman does not hide. lisa needs to improve her health as soon as possible, get a job and find housing, and now it’s impossible by law. yes, to be with the refusenik in the same territory. lisa intends that now , from september, her granddaughter will go to kindergarten. she will get a job. after, uh, the granddaughter gets used to the kindergarten and, probably, she will still rent a room for herself somewhere. here , mikhailovna will live separately. do you think the girl can be left with her mother? well, of course it is necessary, because she is a mother , i think that this case taught her a lot. yes, how are you? do you think it's okay to leave a girl with her mother? i think it's necessary. a psychologist must work here for me personally. un

please come, we used to live here , a man, a child, i, this is how we are being rebuilt beautiful house, baby, i am always asked, mommy, when we return to our green little house , why is it green, that house was painted green , she calls it the green house, and the volunteers promised us that they would make it green as well. in a small green house , one time with my husband, we lost the meaning of some lives. reconstruction of the house, i honestly tell you, i respect my hand on my heart that we lived, we lived, the truth is, when we even started, we went in and saw that the foundation was being dug for us, we just, well, really, i cried a lot, and at that moment i realized that i wanted to continue living, i thought it was with sometimes it will be a little easier no no it must have been like that at once, but over time it will probably be even more difficult does it understand more that you have lost everything and how long have you gone well, you are in someone else's home , there is nothing of your own, how long will you be brave, how long will you fight heart so much i will be to thank

which they took from me to the baby house and that's it. there you could pick me up.that you think, i didn’t get like that. even speaks closely. i don’t think so, i came running again, in short, this house. they say, all of us can already give it away, says everything about it and naturally. it's like they have like a military. mystery by god is another question. here you are talking about what you were looking for me in all programs. there, for all my employees from work, but i was only looking, you see from the data that i gave. i tell her that i gave birth there somewhere in a pereyaslavka, that only it was maxim and my last name that my girl against the surname hinny. that is , that what the data existed. here she is on them. that's what i tried to find. why did she try them you? well, i was at work, it turns out that i was also at work, because they probably pulled me out to work, and taiga was there. there is no connection. i have a lot on the internet. trends did not have the internet, she still does not have it, because i go with a regular phone. i have no tim

her for 3 months. in the orphanage of the arkhangelsk duma , the arkhangelsk babies turned to the baby houseit down. i waited for about two years. and then one day the bell rings and does not invite us to come, that we are a girl. but i went. i was so happy. no, i'm all drove the night. when i went in, after a while a girl came out. she saw me mom, mommy came to you. she suddenly happened, and then passed by about work. she looks at a thin black woman tied with a handkerchief. hello, mommy is here for you. well, of course, i didn’t have such emotions, like the first girl, but i took her in my arms, tanya, now we’ll go home with you, they took her right away. yes, i took it right away. we also documented everything. i took it right away too. documents were drawn up , some data was changed, i did not change i left the date of birth, name and year of birth, because i decided after all. should remain so the same, and you asked the teacher, maybe, where are the girl's parents, why did it happen that he ended up in an orphanage? yes of course thank you. he told me that the mother was deprived of p

i don’t even believe that they will live in our house, baby, by the way, in our house, that they showedrtment to buyers, we we will not exchange at all. some of yours were promised to come, but you hardly know i'm working. hello congratulations. thank you all hello mikhailovna excuse me, but such a raisutra soon writes out things, it seems like one minute was passed long ago. they ask this cake, i understood and only they brought the baby to feed. so wait but everything is fine. yes, everything is fine. we started to feed . vitya that you are all torn up, not all of it. i just took off for an hour. time off . i think it's time for you to start it yourself, i'm afraid i didn't pull it with our salary. i joke, i joke, i joke maybe no ball? come on, come on now. 218 all right, i have to go bone from me and here are the balls. olga kirillov well, firstly, i'm not afraid, and secondly, i won't understand. i'll manage. that there was an attack on the barricade? four men got drunk and took her hostage. i don’t know what would happen. i’ll go with you to the patient. someone who wants to get dr

house. several babies were nailed to the doors of houses, the surviving children, for the most part, were gathered in the village square and shot most of the crimes of the florists, and so they will remain unpunished. although those responsible for the murder of the stone yose in salminger were destroyed by the greek partisans, the question arises as to how the greeks those who honor the memory of the innocent victims of the punitive actions of edelweiss will react to the appearance of such a unit in the ranks of the armed forces, after all, greece participates in the supply of weapons to kiev, that is, it actually supplies the ideological heirs of its executioners, but, apparently, the opinion of the greeks today is not of interest, neither brussels nor washington nikiev, and after such terrible story zelensky cynically and deliberately creates edelweiss 2.0 in ukraine blood-stained name is now part of the apu. it is clear that the local propaganda has long brainwashed the locals, but one of the important steps to take from the nazi heroes - this is a legal status, which is happening in various a

please come, we used to live here, husband, child, i, this is us they are rebuilding a beautiful house, the babyks me, mommy, when we return to our green little house , why is it so green, that house was painted green , she calls it the green house, and the volunteers promised us that they would definitely make it green too . i stayed in a little green house for a while with my husband. they probably lost the meaning of some lives . well, somehow, our daughter held on to her for so long. she is seven years old. she is also radi . we only held on to her, but when she started reconstruction of the house, i honestly tell you, i respect my hand on my heart that we lived, we lived, the truth is, when we even started, we went in and saw that our foundation was being dug, we just, well, really, i cried a lot, and even at that moment i realized that i wanted to continue living, i thought it was with sometimes it will be a little easier no no it must have been like that at once, but over time it will probably be even harder does it understand more that you have lost everything and how long have you been

aunt, but with pleasure, but in donetsk i will play performances, talk with people, visit the house of babiesand so further. and your brother is at the front line there. but no, he returned yarik hello, he is 10 years old for you, and younger than me, and he is ninety-five years old. thank god he returned alive and well, and just recently he fought as part of akhmat , despite the fact that he himself went. yes, he went under the contract, low bow to him. some time ago, you posted a video on your social networks, which was called the war is over about your righteous ah, this video. uh, in general, of course, in memory oh, well, about the victory, yes, the victory of the great patriotic war, about those of ours great-grandfathers, and grandfathers of fathers there, who participated in this, so that we don’t forget our e, those who gave their lives for our future don’t forget their great-grandfathers, let ’s see it will be put on all these videos of support will not. i need to smoke this book . the war is over called you this video. i see how, uh, it happened that the war did not end and, well,

judith: behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was finallyted three years after her murder spree began. >> i just had knee surgery. >> all right, ok. judith: she worked here at the neonatal unit in jasper hospital. her role was to care for the most vulnerable infants, but that could not have been further from her mind. >> i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. i was like, what's the matter with them? judith: legally we cannot identify the families in the case. the families are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys born prematurely in 2015. her mum was taking out to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. >> lucy was there. not really doing anything. lucy said, "don't worry," until and told me to go back to the ward. judith: the baby's mum left him in the intensive care area and called her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands, but were told he was dangerously ill and rushed back trying to find -- rushed back fighting doctors trying to save him. >> we came in, and we were told to talk to him

house. several babies were nailed to the doors of houses, the surviving children, for the most part, were gathered and shot most of the crimes of the florists, and so they will remain unpunished. although those responsible for the murder in the stone jose in salminger were destroyed by greek partisans , the question arises how the greeks, who honor the memory of the innocent victims of the punitive actions of edelweiss, will react to the appearance of such a unit in the ranks of the armed forces, greece, after all, is involved in the supply armaments to kiev that is, it actually supplies the ideological heirs of its executioners, but, apparently, the opinion of the greeks today is not of interest, not brussels or washington nikiev. and after such a terrible story, zelensky cynically and deliberately creates edelweiss 2.0 in ukraine for blood stains, the name is now part of the all. it is clear that the local propaganda has long brainwashed the locals, but one of the important steps in order to make heroes out of the nazis is the legal status, which is happening in various areas of modern ukraine

alexander robertson kept the baby at his house in new york and sold elizabeth to charleston south carolina a truly place to be. this is the name of the ship as she traveled on the lucretia and the captain of that ship had become notorious and atari is captain who people in new york knew was kidnapped -- would kidnap free of people and sell them into. it appeared in the new york papers recently. captain tinker who will probably sale for charleston in a day or two has onboard a considerable number some of these objects were seen praying to their relentless proprietor as they might be permitted to remain in new york in their petitions were treated with disdain. it will be on their guard that they should be with kidnappers and share the same fate many did. but liz was not free. she was not kidnapped or is simply sold and put down in the whole of that ship along with the other goods that were going south. now as she is landing on the dock in charleston a group called the new york society is having their first meeting in new york. this is a group that wanted to end slavery by law right after the

housing migrants. they wait for their claims to be processed. the 1st group is being moved to the baby stock home, which is docs and southern england vessels expected to house up to $500.00 men. pastry and teenager ramsey habit has died in hospital one week after being shot by his release. soldiers funeral was held for the 17 year old in the village of so what are the occupied westbank? he had been shot near the illegal settlement of offer after v, as really army says he threw a fire bomb. brazil is preparing to host a 2 day summit on how to protect the amazon rain forest. recent data shows a major reduction in the amount of trees being cut in some areas, but enormous challenges do remain. and those are the headlines as always, our website al jazeera dot com has the latest a tough story speak with us. is this time for the west to replace the best option for the ukraine watch awards and what, what those options look like? what is us strategy when it comes to iran for almost 200 years, americans have generally been stuck with 2 political choices, but cannot ever change the quizzical look

don't know that moment because i'm pretty sure i saw you do that in the white house briefing room with fox pete doocy babywhite house press corps. i saw the psaki bombs. >> many bombs online. >> but i do enjoy doing them i talk about in the book i'm not going to pretend. in this book there's no false modesty sorry to say. if youu get a bite it is clearn the book there's a hundred books in the store i'm sure that will teach you how to negotiate and give a speech and you know do a presentation.. i'm notpr doing that i'm teachig you how toin win and i'm ruthles about that and open about that. and i say in the book, i get there's a high. there's a adrenaline when i'm interviewing john bolton and i say to him because i did the homework i found his oldest speeches i powngdz him giving speech to the mek iranian cult opposition group it is good because it is against iranian government and support that group and he's got speeches for money paid speeches so i asked him no one asked him about this so let's ask him about this. ask having an interview and i say what about the mek is it because they pay you ten grand f

she won't downsize her house, that is her baby boy.ed somewhere to go, we could go back home. >> you, me, myron, the family, the american public, we are asking the questions of why, what does not add, up for the answers. does the government given you any indication they know more information? for example, especially this -- we know as much as you know. >> that strikes me as odd, that you would know as the family members very little about his whereabouts, and what happened. i have to be direct here, do you have any reason to believe travis would have intentionally run over the border into north korea to defect in that way? >> no. >> he had no reason to do that at all. >> had he been angry with the government, the military? had he been angered the government, the military, anything like that? >> no. >> no. >> i understand the vice president -- vice president kamala harris -- >> he is quiet, to himself. he doesn't deal with people. >> i've been calling the d.c. office, the congressman's, senators. we get no answers. >> nobody has -- you'v

behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was finally arrestedhree years after her murder spree began. just take a seat there for me, lucy. i'll move that seat forward a bit. i've just had knee surgery. 0h, right, 0k. she worked here, on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. her role — to care for the most premature and vulnerable infants, but that couldn't have been further from her mind. the crying, i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, "what's the matter with them?" legally, we can't identify the families in this case, but the stories are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys born prematurely in 2015. their mum was taking milk to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. he had blood round his mouth. and lucy was there, but faffing about and not really doing anything. lucy said, "don't worry, the registrar was coming." and then she told me to go back to the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thoug

houses. the palestinians want them to leave their lands. eight years ago, all the family members , including an 18-month-old baby, were burned to death by an attack on the house of a doctor. 25 years ago, when he was the minister of war of the zionist regime , he asked the zionist criminal groups to enter the west bank . be implemented and always cooperate with they denied the criminal groups and the zionist criminal groups attacked our area, but when they faced our resistance from the military , as you can see in this photo, this heavy military handed over his rifle to this settler and shot at us. my brother was martyred in this shooting. i took a picture with my phone camera the moment the gun was handed over. since the beginning of the establishment of the zionist regime, zionist criminal groups have played a major role in the killing and confiscation of palestinian lands. directly they receive financial, logistical and educational assistance from the zionist regime's cabinet. even some of the cabinet ministers and members who are not members of this regime are the leaders of these groups. the text of palestine announced that the zionist

house. well, baby, it’s just that your adrenal glands began to produce testosterone instead of estrogens, which ability to think, which is typical for a woman of age . great. th year in october , stacker number 76 although i prefer stacker, 69. you are so smart. tell me something interesting you represent in 1904, the french scientist henri poincaré formed the hypothesis that any one connected compact 3-manifold with boundless 3-dimensional sphere, can you imagine? in 1978 no no i mean a little bit different. am. have you ever been intimate with a woman you have had intimacy with? yes, i was very close with one woman member of the academy of sciences very interesting. tell me more. she and i were very close to discovering the influence on the sigmatic process inside the atom. well no, well, no. well, that's not what i meant anatolyevich, i meant a little different. have you ever loved a woman, of course, loved more than one. i loved two women at the same time. and skladovskaya curie laid bare for me the law of thermodynamics. anatoly can i ask you directly? did you ever sleep with a woman as a

would have been killed by russian selling in south and ukraine. attacks on the house invasion, killed the family, including a baby girl. and a young boy has been was one of 4 regions that are actually i claimed to have occupied it last year between the invoices i've since pushed russian troops out of the city law school claims that has filed a ukrainian attack on the bridge. and then king rush out to occupied crimea from collab, which is a former u. t. military intelligence officer. i asked him about the latest about tax on has an investigation for ukraine, a proxy tag, it's in the crimea bridge. it's more a continuation of russia as long standing policy of striking cost on people in coasts on receive selling every day you can visit the town and friends of mine have not too distant past and it's no 3rd usual. if the show is to line industry a 10200 meters away, people take that as a daily event. so it strikes on cars on the radio that the city of the south, this operation to the pro various other. it's throughout these, these up from an occupied presence is actually, most of them are very regular and very deadly.

baby boy. his room is still in her house.ll the time like mom, you have this big house, you know? but she won't downsize her house. that is your baby boy, she always made for him. if we need somewhere to go, we can always go back home. >> you, me, byron, the family, the american public, we are all asking the questions of why. what does not add up for the answers. has the government -- >> and how. >> has a government give you any indication that they know more information? for example, and especially this, myron. >> we know just as much as you guys know. >> but that strikes me as odd, myron and -- that you would know, as the family members, very little about his whereabouts and what happened. i just have to be very direct here, do you have any reason to believe that travis would have intentionally run over the border into north korea to defect in that way? >> no. >> no reason to do that at all. >> anybody angry with the government, the military. had he been angry with the government, the military, anything like that? >> no. >>

behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was finally arrested years after her murder spree began. just take a seat there for me, lucy. i'll move that seat forward a bit. i've just had knee surgery. 0h, right, 0k. she worked here, on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. her role — to care for the most premature and vulnerable infants, but that couldn't have been further from her mind. the crying, i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, "what's the matter with them?" legally, we can't identify the families in this case, but the stories are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys born prematurely in 2015. their mum was taking milk to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. he had blood round his mouth. and lucy was there, but faffing about and not really doing anything. lucy said, "don't worry, the registrar was coming." and then she told me to go back to the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought t

behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was finally arresteds after her murder spree began. just take a seat in. there for me, lucy. i'll move that seat forward a bit. i've just had knee surgery. 0h, right, 0k. she worked here, on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. her role — to care for the most premature and vulnerable infants, but that couldn't have been further from her mind. the crying, i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, "what's the matter with them?" legally, we can't identify the families in this case, but their stories are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys born prematurely in 2015. their mum was taking milk to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. he had blood round his mouth. and lucy was there, but faffing about and not really...not doing anything. lucy said, don't worry, the registrar was coming. and then she told me to go back to the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thou

baby. not quite the same. i took care of it. will: you lured that ace of spades over everything in your house. you have nine babies, sean. poor guy can't have anything -- can't get an ounce of sympathy and breaks his shoulder and throws the ace of spades on the cards. rachel: we were already running late to the hospital and i realized i forgot my phone and i'm like i have to get my phone and he's like just imagine if i had done that when you had to go to the hospital. i'm like you're not in labor. i'm like you're not in labor, you're late to the hospital. will: there it is. i have sympathy for you, sean. pete: i definitely do. shoulder. rachel: i heard it's really painful. pete: it gets you for guys especially if you're older and you're active. if it's busted, you can't do much. how long is the recovery? rachel: about six to eight weeks. pete: sounds longer than giving birth. longer recovery. will: yeah, i think so. pete: just saying sean. rachel: you've never had a c-section so let's just leave it at that. pete: this is true. rachel: don't think you're going to win on this one. pete: we are not going to win. you can't b

people had been killed by a russian sheylan in south in ukraine. attacks on the house and invasion, killed a family, including a baby go on. a young boy passed and was one of 4 regions that russia claimed to have occupied the last year between you and forces of since pushed russian troops out of the city. moscow claims it has filed a ukrainian attack on the bridge, lincoln, nebraska out to occupied crimea. frank language is a form i. u. k. military intelligence officer. i sought his thoughts on the latest attacks on harrison. so it's more a continuation of russia as longstanding policy of striking cost on people in coasts on receive selling every day you can visit the town and friends of mine have not too distant past and there's no 3rd usual if the show still on industry a 10200 meters away. people take that as a daily event. so it strikes on cars on the radio that the city of the south, this operation of the pro various other it's throughout these uh these up, uh, uh, an occupied presence is actually most of them are very regular and very deadly. and the purpose, of course, is to, is to tell, arise, and to co us t

people have been killed by russian shelling and southern ukraine attacks on the house on region killed a family including a baby girl and a young boy. her son was one of the one, a full regions that rush a claim to of occupied last year. you, queen, and forces have since pushed the russian troops out of the city. moscow claims it foiled a ukrainian attack on the bridge linking russia to occupied crimea. a frank language, a former u. k. military intelligence officer gave us his assessment of the warning shots fired by russia on the cargo ship in the black sea. i take would be this. a couple of weeks ago the ukrainians attacked the tanka, which itself was assign since busta, not least with respect to syria, but claim that aside, they attacked a type of ship called a single sick time. and this would have paid to me to be a response to that in so far as that's the case. this recent action by the russians would represent an escalation. now why do i say that the shipping trade is covered to evaluate degree, particularly conflict signs by something called low risk insurance and more risk insurance balloon? just stuff

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behind the door of this ordinary suburban house, britain's most prolific baby killer was arrested threefter her murder spree began. just sit there for me, lucy. i've just had knee surgery. she worked here, on the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital. her role, to care for the most vulnerable infants, but that couldn't have been further from her mind. the crying, i've never heard anything like it since. it was screaming. it was screaming, and i was like, "what is the matter with them?" legally, we can't identify the families in this case, but their stories are distressing. these are the parents of twin boys born prematurely in 2015. their mum was taking milk to them when she heard one of her sons crying loudly. he had blood round his mouth, and lucy was there, but faffing about and not really doing anything. lucy said, "don't worry, the registrar was coming." she told me to go back to the ward. the baby's mum left him in this intensive care area and went to call her husband. they thought their son was in safe hands with nurse letby, but a short time later they were told he w

the fact that the baby stockholm has 222 cabins, but have set the house 500 men could also be seen as a tyrant without present ships. but you're not locked up on board. you all 3 to come and go what the prime minister is saying is that he needs to find a way of stopping the boats. and new law has just been passed, which will enable him to stop people claiming assault limits that coming from the site to the country. and so it's on the move quickly thing. there's a real message here up to, uh, would be, mike mentioned this obviously, cuz not to fall into the hands of the smuggling games. the main opposition labor policy says it to would use barges in the short term while criticizing the government for creating the problem by not processing asylum claims more quickly. the baby still could set to operate initially for 18 months, which would take it past the next general election in which migration policy is set to be front and center. how are we suppose it? i'll just 0. the right time for a short break, but still how to now to 0. how portugal is attracting so called digital nomads to make

babies. we have special support in the field of housing from the triplets of this family, god willing, if they really interested , we will definitely provide land or a residential unit to these dignitaries, with very special facilities based on the law on the youth of the population and family support , in addition to the childbearing loan facility for the birth of the third child and later, according to article 4 of this law, a piece of land for a residential unit is assigned to these families. you are welcome, very nice welcome to the greetings of today's reporter , just as i promised you before the 7 am news, dear viewers, i want to talk about the meeting of the youth camp of the ministry of health and follow up on how much the legal requirement has been observed in the ministry of health in the host studio. dr. jabari, head of the secretariat of the youth camp of the ministry of health, hussain, in the name of allah, the most merciful, and good morning. i am at your service to all of our viewers . i offer my condolences on the anniversary of the martyrdom of imam sajjad, peace be upon him.

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after several days of searching, the baby was found in the forest four km from the house, one of theto fuel my cars for such complex fuel searches. drivers receive fuel bonuses. and then they can transfer them to the detachment, lisa alirt. we often come across such a situation when people ask, how can we help you? the squad does not accept money in any form here, a person can simply not make any complex movements and just transfer the bonus and a for us, this is a huge help over several years thanks caring squad drivers. lisa a-lest managed to get through. to podmoskovny the city of dubna, the visiting team of the children's hospice has arrived, the house with the lighthouse, the driver is preparing a lift for the fifteen-year-old artyomaki, and everyone has come to televise today. artyom needs to set up a new stroller in the hospice for a boy who has an incurable disease without it. he cannot move. well, i don’t know. the team at home with my computer will take him to the specialists and get him there on his own. a family can't have a stroller that won't fit in their car. when nece

babies at the start of their lives. a young women who sentjokey messages to colleagues about getting the prosecco in for her house—warmingn she was supposed to care for. when one of the doctors at chester first heard that nurse led by�*s name was being linked the deaths, he said no, it cannot be lucy, not nice lucy. another doctor told us she was one of the few nurses in the region who he would trust with his own children. but her trial heard that she was the constant malevolent presence when babies were killed or attacked. on post—it notes found at her chester home, letby protested her innocence but on one she wrote, i am evil, i did this because i am not good enough to care for them. her defence said this was the anguished outpouring of young of young woman realising what she was accused of and not a confession. the jury decided that the note did reveal the truth. i was surprised that there was so much material that was quite graphic in its nature of what she wrote. it was there, almost presented to us when we arrived. when you overlay it with all the evidence we had got on placement and times and eyewitness and medica

time that you normally have candidates out on the campaign trail, meeting people at cook house and kissing babies. that's the kind of thing that candidates regularly do. this is not of course what this candidate is going to be doing. he's going to be stuck in court certainly at least for the four to six weeks that the prosecution says it'll take to put on this trial. of course, we expect that the former president is going to try to appeal a whole bunch of things, but this judge has made it clear, erica, that she does not intend for this trial to wait certainly for the 2024 election. she said that the public has a right to have this resolved before then. >> all right, evan, sara, i appreciate the reporting from both of you. "outfront" now, ryan goodman, former special counsel at the department of defense, karen friedman, former prosecutor who worked with special counsel jack smith, and anthony michael, assistant professor of law at georgia state university. anthony, you were actually inside that hearing today for mark meadows. i mean, just take us into that courtroom. when you saw mark meadows the

a mom and dad, 12-year-old boy and just over 3-week-old baby girl who lived in this house did not survives vowed, quote, completely fair realation against russia. the ust announced another $200 million round of military aid for ukraine which includes artillery, air munitions and mine clearing equipment. they declare ukraine is the most heavily mined country in the world. nick paton walsh got exclusive access to a team that finds those deadly explosives on the front lines. >> reporter: the fires still smolder at dusk, moving to the very front of ukraine's counteroffensive. there was intense bombardment around this area. now the sun is setting. there's the occasional round being fired. most of it seems to be toward russian positions. we're here to learn of a new tactic, learn u how to overwhelm minefields. shell fire is a constant overhead. the drone unit use daylight to help direct artillery fire. >> so they're using this to correct the next shell that's fired. >> reporter: and know they must keep hidden. >> there's still the basic problem that it's trench warfare and minefields. that by d

because i'm pretty sure i saw you do that in the white house briefing room with the foxes do see a few times they got the great the great napo baby of the white house press corps. i saw psaki bums, but i enjoyed doing that many many bombs online. so i do enjoy doing them. i do. i talk about it in the book. not going to pretend this book i'll be there's no false modesty in this book. sorry to say to you if you get about it, but i make it very clear that there's hundred books in the store. i'm sure that will teach you how to negotiate and give a speech and, you know, do a presentation. i'm not doing that. i'm teaching how to win and i'm very ruthless about that. and i'm very open about and i say in the book, i get a lot of yeah, there is a high is a little adrenaline when interviewing john bolton and john bolton says. and i say to john bolton because i did the homework, went back and found his older speeches, i find him giving a speech to the mujahideen in iraq, the mek, which is a kind of nuts iranian cult opposition group, which people think is good because it's against the iranian government. so we should support that group, tha