the escape of 77 year old fleet. i shoulda was especially dramatic dogs in the um you'll watch darzy broke down her door when when she wanted to jump on. i tried to pull her back into her flat about that these 2 students down below, valiantly jumped up, grabbed her legs and pulled till she fell into the life net of the burning fire department. through the basement of an old brewery, we reached the reconstruction of a very elaborate escaped tunnel. they had fresh air supply electricity cables and phone lines. this little card allowed the tunnel builders to bring out the debris. with the help of the escape facilitators from back in the day, the people here also tried building a tunnel themselves of around 70 projects. only 19 were successful. this is really impressive. and just imagining that you had people crossing with all their belongings and a child or their children is really incredible. so most tunnels lead from west to east and ran as deep as possible. so the communist intelligence wouldn't be able to detect the

the original escaped tunnel. huh. if you were cod trying to flee the d d r, there were 2 possible scenarios. and a you were shot by border patrol or b, you were incarcerated until 1989. some 11000 people were remanded to berlin's notorious horn. sure. and how's in prison? ah berlin owen shone. how's him to day the form of prisons is a memorial soon as he says in 2 but 47 years ago. edition hats south time here as a political prisoner to me. this name as i was here for almost half a year and i was as a year then 2 and a half years at horner. enjoy back in the or mountains and in what was back then. he's germany's worst women's prison in 1974 shone. hands was an east german t. v star. we did the show will examine how the working class is adapting to its growing leadership role based on 2 stories. but the face of east german tv didn't believe in the communist parties. ideas while on holiday in budapest edition, had visited the west. german embassy made inquiries about emigrating and was arrested when it might as well run

and alma, the escape co. a mini submarine with a bus co poet engine and a homemade ultimately the ingenious devices, people used to escape east germany. a ronald display of a wall museum of checkpoint charlie just a stone's throw away is the assisi panorama. a bull. here people can get a glimpse into what life was like in the shadow of the death stream. in his 900 square meter, 360 degree panorama. altogether ga cc depicts were the divided. berlin looked like on a gray november day in the 1980s i beg, experienced most everything you see here. i didn't need to research and it was all in my head, commits the rundown gray building facades. there are many details just waiting to be discovered which have not the guys out. they'll have goose fun. says this is what i've just seen. defies imagination. i mean, i've seen the images on t v. i hear you're at the heart of it, you're in it. but i must say it's fascinating. hacienda, the palace of tears was the name given to the form of border crossing. it burdens frederick

in the ingenious devices, people used to escape east germany. a ronald display of the wool museum of checkpoint, charlie are just a stone's throw away. is the assisi panorama. a bull here. people can get a glimpse into what life was like in the shadow of the best written in his 900 square meter, 360 degree panorama. altogether ga cc depicts, was divided. berlin looked like on a gray november day in the 1980s i've experienced most everything you see here. i didn't need to research and it was all in my head, commits the rundown gray building facade. there are many details just waiting to be discovered. shop norfolk i still have goose funds. this is what i've just seen. defies imagination. i mean i've seen d images on t v. i hear you're as the heart of it, you're in it, but i must say it's fascinating. hacienda, the palace of tears was the name given to the former border crossing at berlin's frederick straw station. here, east germans said good bye to loved ones who were returning to the west, or leaving the g deal for good. the tears that were she

she writes, "c" is out, he just escaped. " >> "c", chapo. he had escaped from prison again.kseat of that taxicab not knowing what was right anymore. i couldn't believe it. he was always one step ahead. >> turns out it was all caught on tape. mexican authorities had installed a security camera in el chapo's cell as a precaution. >> you see el chapo just walking back and forth inside the cell, and then you suddenly stop seeing him. he just disappears off the frame, and that's when he left. >> as the world learned, el chapo escaped through a tunnel dug right under the prison and up in into his cell. the job to retake him was now in the hands of the mexican marines and virtually the same group of u. s. agents minus drew. but this time they weren't starting from scratch. >> they understood his organization. they understood the network. they understood the movements. he wasn't as clever as he thought. >> learning from and building on the 2014 playbook, the mexican and u. s. team cornered el chapo on january 8th, 2016, just six months after he escaped. but this time he didn't go do

and you thought i orchestrated my own client's escape.mit everything, come on at the same time you score better. as they say now, i will remove the tension of the situation. well come on with me. well, she confessed, she only said in everything that she brought a gun, but she didn’t hear anything about a knife. dim, what do you want from me, she herself is in shock, maybe he was semyonushkin's purse and noticed he took advantage of this investigation. i understand what a hype will now begin. i need to go for a couple of days, i have nowhere else to go. listen , this is your problem. yes, please tell me that i'll be there in half an hour . i'll call everyone back, the ministry is worried used to worry. they are after everything happened. i hope you don't think that only you understand this suppression, so he could leave here any moment, but the guards are in the hospital. now this is a crime against employees stealing weapons, it will block all these sherokhovs. in any case, as long as they are so diverse. you know, i think it's getting ha

did anyone ever escape? guest: there was one attempted escape, and this was a u-boat captain, and he was captured, his u-boat was sunk, he was captured along with his crew. he had been very successful. i do not know how many tons of shipping, most of the ships that he had sunk were british. he was terrified he would be sent to great britain and be handled as a war criminal. and be executed. he was so afraid of this he actually probably committed suicide by running out to the fence, trying to scale the fence, he was shot and killed. he was the one prisoner who tried to escape but we did not think he would be able to escape and he tried to commit suicide by trying to escape. host: would you see any evidence of this period of time? guest: no, there are a couple of partial foundation scattered in the woods. you have to look to find them. mostly what you will see are the gun placements from around 1900. there is one noncommissioned officer's house there from the early period, and that is it. there is a monument a

more than 700,000 people escaped the country in 2017.in cox's bazar. others are now in other asian nations, including india. nearly half a million rohingya refugees currently registered in bangladesh are children. families rely entirely on charities forfood and medicine. five years on, many feel the world has forgotten them. both india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar, but with the military in charge there, it's not an option. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan has this report from delhi. singing the national anthem of the country their parents fled in fear, the country most of these children have no memory of. raised in this refugee camp in bangladesh, they don't get the same lessons as locals, taught the myanmar curriculum because authorities want them to return there. struggling to find stability, theirs is a lost generation. rohingya muslims living in limbo. their parents fled persecution, only to be handed a life of destitution. it's been five years since this woman witnessed unimaginable atrocities in

well , actually, it's called a provocation, forcing this escape to happen.g the mood? sanya then why did you start celebrating early? don't you know? brought to the very diploma here, please, the service of your own security about the father, do not touch, wait. well, i didn’t want to say that your father is a world man. but you lack experience. well what are you doing there except for paragraphs of tongues, you see, you don’t know, what are you a real opera, what does it mean to drive a seasoned wolf into a corner and along his ribs? wait, put it away to thimbles now. let's. come on, sanyok will be an opera for you to the bottom. but you take it weakly. well, solely out of respect , alexander nikolaevich for you? quiet, his grandmother is calling. hello kat kat can not speak, we are in the process will be late. no, don't come, stay at the hotel. bye. well done, just don't mess everything up. we are with her just friends. well then? seryoga, they won't interrogate us. and what about for their special services? m through the court arrested all. they framed us

true medical profile escape from the gatchina court.did like once after he was brought there by orderlies for a regular meeting, he asked to go to the restroom and was like that with the children. fortunately, he did not have time to meet with them. now they work in the specialized services of the gatchinsky district board. everything possible in order to restore the defined educational route. the whole complex of medical measures is being carried out and is being completed in order to look at the state of health of children, it is clear that the escape of a fugitive pedophile is unlikely to change anything in his biography; in any case, he is threatened with compulsory treatment say the policeman. well, to strengthen the vigilance of the orderly, and at the same time the bailiff in court. now i will definitely have to, or i'm already alone valentin lyubimov anton lukyanov ntv television division. the video in social networks, which the high school student from the city of kurlovo, vladimir region, was so proud of, became the main evide

it will never escape. -- this german convoy is doomed. it will never escape.he initial flareup had passed. full sections are cleared of german armies. only occasional nazi snipers remained behind but he is fronted from every corner. at the hotel deville, the town hall, it was thought the germans had fired their last shot. already the flow of enemy prisoners was running into the thousands. but german -- knows no into. -- knows no and -- end. here is the nazi story. we surrender it says. please don't shoot. frenchmen go in for the capture. material damage is insignificant. it is a small prize for the end of nazi tyranny. but even as the french colors rose, -- even to be left behind. they are to be punished without exception. before they face the sobering years of reconstruction, -- a liberation. the popular general leclerc leads his armor division passed the liberty center. they came to turn the tide and came at a dramatic moment in times that ensure the conquest of opposition forces. bullets again interrupt the jubilance, but only for a moment. amended sub scen

they helped people escape. they were out there in public on bicycles walking on trains, the germans, like the french were very conservative and traditional. in the beginning, they couldn't conceive a woman being a spy. so, they did get away with a lot. in fact, one of the main characters in this book is marie-madeleine fourcade's young female assistant, who plays a major role in the book. she is beautiful. she had long blonde hair. she did all sorts of things. she did act as a courier. she talked about how she would flirt her way through german checkpoints, etc. she finally was caught and escaped. but, there were many women like her. so they were important. part of the reasons they could get away with a lot, again, was because of the german's traditional view of women. >> thank you. >> thank you for introducing us to this fascinating story. this extraordinary person was still very young when the war was over. so i am wondering, did you play any role in the postwar period? because of her personal interest, how d

more than 700,000 people escaped the country.ladesh, ending up in the world's largest refugee camp in cox's bazar. others are now in other asian nations, including india. both india and bangladesh want to send them back to myanmar — but with the military in charge there, it's not an option. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent this report from delhi. singing the national anthem of the country their parents fled in fear, the country most of these children have no memory of. raised in this refugee camp in bangladesh, they don't get the same lessons as locals, taught the myanmar curriculum because authorities want them to return there. struggling to find stability, theirs is a lost generation. rohingya muslims living in limbo. their parents fled persecution, only to be handed a life of destitution. it's been five years since kotiza begun witnessed unimaginable atrocities in her village. it took her days to walk here. a life now consigned to these camps. she is forced to rely on basic rations to feed her young boys.

they built an escape proof enclosure or so they think! dada! come back, would he be slow to escape? reggie: i am very confused about the order of operations. jobina: overnight guy. reggie: maybe. just let him walk around. does he pose any particular threat? drew: so slow. reggie: just walk around the zoo. where is he going to go? jobina: i think this happened when i worked in louisville. we have an escapee tortoise. it got hit. drew: jobina! jobina: it survived. drew: back to you guys. [laughter] jobina: we took the time. reggie: i'm glad to hear the tortoise is ok. jobina: i will look it up and tell you all about it. reggie: thank you. next, a mid-airplane crash now the focus of a major investigation in watsonville. when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight children's foundation programs entertain and inspire hospitalized kids. learn more at starlight.org check out this time space wormhole i creat how's it work? let me see your togo, and i'll show you. "po

a year later, he taught the moment he made a daring escape from the istra ivs to escape the recidivistes, experienced burglars from moldova, they twisted the lock through the window for serving food and late at night. while the convoy was sleeping , they disappeared into the expanses of the moscow region, although four accomplices of mavrida were detained almost immediately, while he himself ran for more than a month surname, name, patronymic for what was detained? even after returning to the pre-trial detention center, alexander mavridia did not stop trying to play crazy, then he went on a hunger strike in detail about the antics of mavridia, and our colleagues from the investigation program told his criminal cases. eduard petrov, only they managed to talk a recidivist a little during an interview in a pre-trial detention center in noginsk near moscow. why my well-being go? take everything that is here to eat and these cameras. look at the content. look now alexander mauride, completely withdrawn into himself silently, even during court hearings, a plausible tactic. it is unlikely tha

first, the lexus driver managed to escape from them with his millions of attacks.broke his right glass. and these frames show that the criminals are wearing masks, trying to rob the owner of another car. he reacted in time, turned the steering wheel and sped away along the left lane after a long investigation. a mass of irrefutable evidence has been collected that incriminates magomed magomedov isaev in committing a number of crimes incriminated by impulses. these shots filmed a robbery worth 15 million rubles. it was carried out with lightning speed by another gang of robbers , money carriers, one of the oldest in the capital. there's a black sedan in the parking lot. a few meters away, an off-road vehicle of the porsche cayenne raiders is parked. no one leaves, then the bandits decide to turn around to leave, but as only from a black car. suddenly a man comes out with a package next to him, the car of the robbers sharply slows down and after a few seconds. they are carried away with the prey. after 2 weeks, the same suv again falls into the camera lens, bystander

the 1960 to escape from alcatraz to this day.he fbi doesn't know for sure whether the three convicts involved were dead or alive once they made it off the infamous island. fox weather is max gordon joins us now from san francisco and max. you've been looking into how the tides and climate might have impacted the skip the escape here. what did you find? well this has been a fascinating story to look into now. the swim that these convicts would have been making is more than a mile long as we all know the waters of the bay are very cold, and it can quickly lead to hypothermia. and then the tides can sweep you right out to sea. so we wanted to get out there on the bay to see if this swim would have even been possible. it's a summer evening on san francisco bay. and that's the moon rises over the horizon. preparations are being made for an unusual sort of trip or not in charge out. their nature is in charge. the currents are in charge. wallace is the founder of odyssey. open water swimming, a group that leads swims across the frigid,

, so the decisions we make should not complicate their path to freedom and leaving the country to escapem the authorities and dictatorship in russia so , this is the argument of the german chancellor. in response to him, those countries that believe that a ban on visas should be introduced say that it is impossible to allow russians to enjoy their summer vacations as if their country is not leading war, and in particular finland, with one of the largest land borders with russia, raises this issue , even ordinary citizens of finland raise this issue. this is how, for example, in an interview with news agencies, one of the mayors of a small finnish town depicted the discussions about what is happening in that country, we have to make a choice here in finland they are actively discussing the issue of visas, of course if there are no russian tourists here, then the business will not have profits, you think this is bad, but they also consider it important that an independent country is not attacked and so that people do not die as a result of the war, i have much more important values ​​and h

behind him, a car stops and robbers jump out of it, a man with money tries to escape, but to no availseconds , the criminals are hiding with prey in all cases, the victims. uh exchanged money left preliminary applications. indicated the amount to be exchanged, we found that this application is valid for an hour, that is the accomplices were aware of the approximate time of arrival. victims of what actually could report? of course, there are informants who leak information; most often they are exhibited, and they already see it. they will not rob the person who came in, he changed dollars for 5 minutes. they saw that the man found the bags working for a certain part of the time, when they realize that they can already leave. this lightning-fast run up to beat off the glass takes the bag and disappears. everything is here for you now. you do not understand anything happened after a series of robberies the members of this gang decided to hit the big jackpot and rob the unfortunate carriers. and the active members of the organized criminal group did not know the collectors that they were

is better killed when trying to escape, also an emergency, but there will be less digging.e, my love, what would you do if i suddenly died suddenly? la lived on, if, of course, i had not been killed along with you. quiet. you think i ordered you, why not stay at your age as a beautiful young widow? yes, you went to hell. remember creature. remember you will get nothing if i die nothing all my daughter and my mother one more on the day of my death the financing of your beloved. the fund will stop once and for all , and your children will no longer receive the military. not tiny. understandably? you didn't order me. no, but you've got something in mind. this is clearly understandable. hello , what about yesterday? well, i just finished checking, i wanted to write a conclusion, then you will write, as you say in words, well, there are no coincidences. regional no clearly so they are not from the batch that disappeared during the fire in the warehouse and they were not used during the attempt on panayiota. no. okay thank you. what are pancakes? yes, there are problems at home,

escaping. were you? did you steal respect and honor to? even our children cast in stone. you stole their stories and made them your own. porcelain beauties high children beneath falls of wool sucking their lips to hasten their will is that fear upon your face? did you not covet this sacred place? the land where children of the stars live the place where time began. she she is their mother in a macaw. they respect and honor her none other. who do you fear the savages? oh, yes, it's true. remain afraid i say for ignorance requires. no skill. as you scurry along the trail making your prayers without fail. ask yourself this who should you fear in the lakes beautiful mirror? and do they look like you? i personally find the shift from who do you fear to who should you fear? i'm quite thought-provoking. the third vignette is a group of objects that continues this theme of nation and race and to some extent immigration. it explores the statue of liberty and the significance of this grouping really rests on the tension between these two juxtaposed hands. one of the hands is a larg

escaped from prison. that's what she's up to. bad bad now the checks will begin, we will not rest.ably, to have such a kind, cheerful father who fulfills all your dreams, rich. again, that the man liked. commander any news? sea, what beauty, but your name is seed? great listen january 30, 2000 4-year university ivan speransky was with friends in a nightclub cheerful satire. there he met svetlana solovyova, a first-year student. is that a granddaughter? solovyova was in a state of intoxication speransky volunteered to see her off. a few hours later , passers-by behind the garages called the police. near the house. they found the dead girl. suspicion falls on the esperan, and he naturally denies his involvement in the crime. according to him, oni quarreled and parted at home. he didn't bring her. what? i feel very good with you seryozha listen somehow softer. i think it doesn't quite suit us, the roles of mother and daughter. i'm hard now. you understand, her mother died not so long ago. that there are no dolphins in the northern seas, but they correctly said that garbage is i unders

none of the criminals escaped punishment. so-called audi a8 gang, valery golubkov , went to jail for 6 years. his accomplices received from five to 13 years for a series of robberies and banditry. leader of another criminal warlandersania group was sentenced to fourteen years in a maximum security penal colony. his accomplices will spend 14 to 15 years behind bars. the third gang is a gang. vano s akvariuashvili the leader of the group received 14 years in a strict regime colony, his opponents from 11 to 17 years, and finally, the fourth criminal group, the gang of valeria okudba, the leader of the group was sentenced. thirteen years in a strict regime colony, and his forgers by twelve years. thus ended a large-scale special operation of the capital's criminal investigation department to eliminate of several banks hunters for someone else's personality , this was our investigation from moscow, only you can draw conclusions. see you on russia 24 tv channel. we are watching the premiere. i really didn't know anything, want to t

here is a very dangerous criminal who escaped from arrest, stole a car and killed the driver.o there is information that is hiding in our area. so be vigilant. here are the pies the best place. well, why, of course, i’ll take it, but lucy forgot the package, i’ll go and carry nothing. remember, the bungler will come, go. and also we managed to significantly improve the situation with illegal fishing, and this is not only my merit. although i personally took part in the appointment of a new fishery inspector. that's it. the black cop killed another korolev why are you again without knocking. and how, well, it’s lyonka prokhorov who was killed by ducks, no. he is the same as vanka ruchkin. now i'm confused by my senior officers, i'm not here, where did your correspondent shout here, i will now show you a guy pulling himself up well. yes, not thick. wait. the police are looking for you lucy. i was in the store saw an ad for my photo. it already says there that you killed two people. don't go, don't go, i'm back. i told you about everything yesterday. you rode poached today, warne

. > >> he escaped afghanistan as a child to starting life in the bay area. this now journalist reporting on his experience as a a refugee. > >> good afternoon. our top story top story at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , the the federal government laying ot further plans to fight monkeypox, especially in the mot vulnerable communities. our anne makovec is ? the most vulnerable communities, right here. san fr, san francisco, california. the s the feds say they are going to boost supplies and soon. the white house monkeypox response coordinator says more supply is on the way, announcing 1.8 million doses will be availabler available for ordering starting. starting monday. >> jurisdictions that are adopting the administration of vaccine and have used 90% of their current supply of vaccines vaccines will be able to order more doses. >> in order to stretch supply, the fda has approved splitting each vial of vaccine into five s to be injected just under the skin. the cdc now reports more than 13,500 confirmed cases nationwide with new york and califo

. > >> up next, his life changed in a flash and he managed to escape escape afghanistan and resettled resettled here in the bay area. a man we've been following for several years, sharing a story of struggle, and triumph. > >> coming up a 6:00, as college students head back to the classroom, we take a closer look look at the graduation equity gaps on cal state campuses and how the system could be feeling some students. >> a lot of people tell you to get through college but the hardest part is staying in college. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >> one year after the fall of afghanistan, millions of afghans afghans remain trapped in poverty and hunger, but many of those who escaped our starting

lyonya, you know that the paratrooper escaped from prison.o i find out about this last so serge it is impossible to dress these guys in heaven, so many people have been put in my place. ooh, those games cost too much. serge i don't see the result. i do not see. it feels like the artist needs to change. yeah well, that's not fair serge really. get on the hugest resources. people thrown breakthrough. no. so dishonest, do not offend the server in it. don't offend them. and these i hope, i mean, my patience is not unlimited. well , of course, i understand, any patience has a certain limit of paratroopers. i will find them, i will find them i will, of course, find them, by the way, by mobile phone. so i'll find them i'll find deadline. idiot, look what a wonderful view from the balcony to the right of the church. are you enough? well, talk about dog. oh great, we're waiting. for the return i would like to drink. it is very important that through life. there was one person nearby who you can rely on. steal remove the traitor. in prison, makaru orde

tell us about what she said about the escape. well what she said was that they we were living in prague my father had gone to see whether he could get a stamp on a passport to get out and they had generally been hiding and kind of not going anywhere. they had sent me to be with my grandmother in a little town outside of prague called. what did he and well my mother kind of sat in cafes and tried to figure out she wrote in that that my father had kind of gone around and with a little bit of bribery they managed actually to get a stamp to get out and then they got my grandmother to bring me into prague and everybody just had one suitcase and they got on a train to get out and as she said that was the last time they ever saw any members of their family. so it was accidental in many ways. terrible choice for your parents to have to make whether to stay in czechoslovakia with their family or to leave and save their daughter as well as themselves. did they ever talk to you about that choice never and that is part of the whole difficult

let's arrange an escape? they have been waiting for me for the second month in irkutsk.ill we fight in irkutsk together? go here. do not believe that we are flying, you and i are the sun. hands well, you can toys or something, started? for a place to make a bomb you lost weight on free bread. hold on boy. and for me, for example, clients. it hurts even to look at you . how much let it be easy in the coffin now we cannot escape here because of our sins. try my kolobok today go dumplings reluctance. well, you're stupid, aren't you? how long are you a ball? now you are experiencing. stop. for the truth, suffering over the stake is the most expensive thing for people, the truth costs remember campanella died for a dream for the truth, comrade may die in prison for the truth, many more good people will lay down their heads for her. remember the time will come it will be fine. and here in these swamps fabulous cities will grow sun. you only believe. believe, wait, a. wear and remember. not in front of you, kolya, before this future, i take off my hat. wait.

assume that this is a precaution or, well, the vision of the united states, if it is such a quick escape , a quick and quick strike and no casualties, can it cause just the same in order to stop so such a quick attack to be there on the shoulders, for example, there are whiskeys that escape atb er-er there, i don't know, on a combay to the crimea er-er to kursk there is a description in lvivian such and other er-er she can just provoke the russians to such an unexpected escala may be an excavator, but grinding - this is exactly what i always remember, i always took the words of lloyd ustin, who basically said who was the united states minister of defense who said them at the first rammstein meeting, and he said well, something like that yes, maybe not verbatim but something like that or our task is to make it so that russia will never again be able to wage any war, any war, you understand. and just like that, no war is, well, these two scenarios or some narrow victory over russia so that it disintegrates there and so on, but there are a lot of risks here, including for the western world,

the family including an olympic athlete who survived this plane crash describes their narrow escape. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we'll get to that new report about the documents seized at former president trump's home in florida in just a moment, but first the historic weather that's now unfolding. >> parts of texas got 15 inches in 24 hours. it's being called a once in a thousand years event, and now that flooding is expanding east. >> for so many americans it's been one of the driest summers ever, and now the month of august could be one of the wettest ever. this morning, the dangerous flood conditions gripping parts of the southwest and texas are now shifting to louisiana and mississippi. some areas near shreveport could get 6 inches of rain today. the storm's already dumping historic amounts of rain in arizona and north texas. more than 9 inches fell in just 24 hours at the dallas airport. >> okay, this is not funny anymore. >> reporter: in east dallas more than 15 inches of rain flooded streets and homes. this woman taking to instagram to show cars submerged outside her

this is really the ends of the earth. ..from which there's now no escape.of their lives here. like antonina, who's 26. tied down by staff in a system devoid of humanity. the nurse says there's nothing she can do to help antonina. she says, "unfortunately, nature has decided their fate." and it's this system that looks natasha in the eye and says, "this is all you're worth." the doctor says they have a bath once a week, but there aren't enough staff to take everyone outside. so, most of these young people barely ever leave their beds, and rarely see beyond these walls. so, there's some children that it's not possible to take them outside? yes. and down the corridor, we find lesha — who does something you would not believe. so, whenever he's unattended or his hands are not restrained, he takes his eyes literally out. she says that this is a big problem for her. she has to either carry him around after her, orjust constantly be watching him. but she's watching two rooms. two rooms, 12 people to watch on a shift that is 2a hours long. and next door, there's mor

and also if we let's take a look at the directions, it's actually already a big escape, a big escapet's not only a strategic military legal direct signature . region why because when there is already a huge, so to speak, failure on one front , immediately, so to speak, the reaction is on the second, and the military there, who have no motivation to conduct any offensive operations, are already facing the choice that in that region in the near future there may be powerful actions of our and the armed forces of ukraine, high-precision weapons equipment of our soldiers , effective - these are prerequisites for retreats in those directions . -strategic, so to speak, success for our state, and moral and political, which will hit the military in various sectors, not only where we have victory, but also under the leadership of the russian federation, which forms the facade that convinces that they have victories. and here there are no systemic rights, and this is actually already the laying of the regime, which should then already lead to contradictions in putin’s entourage, so to speak, an

she too was captured twice in fact both times she managed to escape. once in an incredible scene which my husband insists on telling everybody k,who asks about this book. quite rightly is the most dramatic scene in the book once by stripping naked and forcing her body through the bars of her jail cell . until the end of her war she managed to hold her network together even as they repeatedly threatened to crumble around her. yours is an extraordinary story as is the story of alliance but as remarkable as they are both she and her network remain virtually unknown today. as you know since the war there have been floods of books about the french resistance but little has appeared abouther and alliance or for that matter any other intelligence organization . alliance attention has gone to the two resistance networks i talked about earlier. one of the reasons for the lack of attention to spine networks was thesecrecy of their wartime operation . not much written material is available about them in historical archives. but there's two other reasons, the seco

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both times she managed to escape.hat an incredible scene which my husband insists on telling everybody who asks about this book, quite rightly. with the most hermetic scene in the book. once by stripping naked in forcing her slender body to the bars of a jail t cell. until the end of the war, she managed to hold her network together, even as they repeatedly threatened to crumble around her. hers is an extraordinary story as is the story of alliance. but as remarkable as they are, both she and her network remain virtually unknowny today. as you know, since they were 11 floods of books and films about the french resistance but little has appeared about her and alliance. for that matter any other intelligence organization. the lion's share of attention is currently two kinds of reason since networks are talked about earlier. one of the reasons for the lack of attention to spy networks was a secret wartime operations. not much written material is written about them in historical archives. there are two other reasons for t

. >> she and her family joined the millions of ukrainians trying to escape russian aggression. people scatter to the four winds, this coury has never been more united. for the gun crew, it's the end of another day. six months on, the defenders burden gets no lighter. last week a number of their comrades were killed by russian fire. tonight's blackout carries with it extra menace. cities across ukraine are on alert. of course, this independence day won't go unnoticed by russia tonight. the fear is here in the south and across the east, that ukrainian cities will face a special onslaught. 31 years since they left the soviet army. 31 years of ukrainian independence. tonight he is without his wife, daughter, and grandchildren, who are now in london. his shift isn't over, but it is time to open a window to a world away from here. >> hello to you. >> glory to ukraine. >> glory to heroes. >> i wish you a happy independence day. >> and to you. >> is it quiet today, there? >> it's war here every day. >> please, be strong. >> i'm so glad you're somewhere safe. i hope we'll see each other

along the floor, he was able to escape. and he met my mother in germany after the war with those are the circumstances of my birth. it will fernand organise, sold the dish and stuff. oh oh. 2 0, i see myself as my father's 2nd life. with such a tragedy, he wanted to plant something good in me. i got me off. he also gave me the strength to believe that a lot can be achieved. if one is honest and true to oneself, then marielli spoke on women. twas exam a stick. oh lou ah, his jewish heritage and the hopes and expectations of his father continue to preoccupy him to this day. ah, he's up and 4000000 to 5150. the from english, i have a family history and because of it, i feel a duty to do something else for you. i do it for young people, 1st and foremost, to talk a soccer soccer. and a lot of, that's why i founded the cry, murata baltic orchestra 25 years ago with talented people from the 3 baltic states . estonia, latvia, unless you, when you yeah, hope and we're still together and then we're a family friends and i am at home w

they will help us the main thing is to escape from the hotel and call. what are you? you're very alright fine, i'll try to help you. come on, turn up the volume in the room. keep oksana excellent, coped in a critical situation. i have to say okay. 8 63 right then, when you run away, immediately run your embassy there bandits, just not the sun. this is what you will give to the seller in the intimate store, so that he will let you out through the back door, i understand, thank you. if everything is clear to you, then it’s impossible for me to do what we planned to say here. thank you . well, are you, ira, offended again? for football, right? what happened well, what happened? where did kostyan go to the city? they try to kill me badly, first a bandit, then their client is a very wealthy person. you have to do everything in your power, you understand the phone. well done. in this whole story, the only thing i don't understand is why your boss shot at you. he sold his documents to him, he decided to bang him at the end of the year and no evidence. it turns out that all t

she risked her life now she wants to support those who have not yet managed to escape. she makes a call to cobble as yet what is the situation to women go outside or not at all? how are they being treated moment? that's why he or she me not that unfortunately, i no longer have any optimism at all. i see to produce is an artist and former director of the legendary arianna, in kabul. the 2nd notice cinema in the country as guns fossil christening by the last. that was my brother and i left home to get something important just on my on my panel. all have a question about a boy, a shot of my brother was driving them and i was in the back of the car about a month all of us vicki, as phenomena in the senate in the taliban stopped us and questioned my brother ma'am, which that they asked who he was taking with him. my mom thought was, well, he said this is my sister in laws amable. but the taliban replied, yes. how do i know if that is your sister or some one else? yes, she drew yet another pharmacy hardy. as vicky yennie yak, not even a brother and sister have the right to go

he escaped from where he was and came back home. and then he said, the day after i got home, a rebel officer came from me. i refused to go with him. he drew his pistol. i told him he might shoot but i would not go. my family was starving. besides, i was unfit for service. this confederate officer may have been a cousin of his. whoever it was told him to get a doctor suffolk certificate excusing him from further harassment. that was true until late in the war when robert joined his brothers including my great, great grandfather henry and working with the confederate engineers by constructing earthworks for the confederates to defend petersburg. that was the case even as petersburg was evacuated. the confederate army retreated westward and then ended up at the crossroads of the courthouse. on the night of april 18th 1865, henry, his brothers and two other free black man managed to get out of the confederate lines and begin their trek back home to their farms. only to discover their farm was now in wreck thanks to the union troops. the