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jeremy: even when famies survived with them, the lives they lead are smashed. >> my husband and i have together for 51 years in peace and harmony. and now it ends so badly. i guess we are runng out of time. jeremy: this person organizes the train. evacuating the wounded is vital for the ukrainians as the war in the east intensifies. >> hospitals close to the frontline are overwhelmed, are receiving contigly b numbers of patients beyond their capacity. soin iuot is very important fors and for the ministry of health in ukraine to make sure these officers are already -- are all ready to receive more wounded. jeremy: this war is much more organized now than it was back in february when it srted, not just medical evacuation, though what they are doing on this train is really remarkable, but also where the decisions are made. the generals, the presidents, you get the feeling that they have settled in for a long, hard, attritional struggle. the ukrainians don't talk much about their own casualties, but the graveyards in the east are filling up, and their president says up to 100 soldiers a da

g s around the famies of those whose lives were lost. we're standing strong as a community. and working to not let this horrible act of hate detract from us being a loving, warm, welcoming community. >> brennan: the shooter was allegedly motivated by white supremacist ideology. i know you are the first african-american mayor of buffalo, which has a city has been called very segregated, if not one of the most in the country. how do you all unite in the wake of something like this? >> mayor: we're a mid-sized american city of over 278,000 people. and this part of the city, 80% african-american but diverse, with people of many different backgrounds living in this community. we are certainly saddened that someone drove from hundreds of miles away, someone not from this community, that did not know this community, that came here to take as many black lives as possible, who did this in a willful, premeditated fashion, planning this. but we are a strong community. and we will keep moving forward. >> brennan: is there an ongoing threat? are your residents safe today? >> i think the

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that's why fami projects like this, as a best way to prepare for the consequences of the climate crisis. according to drought expert dennis on chang, that's one of the greatest initiatives in catalog to corner south is on evidence that a group must william can work projects like this, inspire hope. as the drought continues any to national donor conference history, some $1400000000.00 to provide some relief to communities in kenya, somalia, and south sudan. welcome. staying on the topic of foot security. on the report comes from an area of ivory coast, also struggling with drugs, farmers there and now banding together to protect their fields from wind and unpredictable weather conditions. here is this weeks doing your bits. ah oh, how can we protect fields that are exposed to both trout and heavy rain in northern ivory coast farmers used to simple methods the small stone wools that building across their fields retain water, the walls, stay run parallel, but snake back and forth. they use a level not to check whether the ground is even but to find out which way the land is sloping. the st

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minutes. [ speaking foreign language ] a neighborhood, this one is run by mateo pinto and been in the famifamily forever. >> it is only 8:30 but a venetian's breakfast is eaten stand up and wash down with a glass of wine. this is past food lagoon style. it is really something. [ speaking foreign language ] oh my god. >> i love that. >> i am coming over here so i can see it. >> look at that. oh my god. >> that's so good. the combinations of flavors is incredible. you got truffles and cheese. you have that incredible crust between -- >> the tasting is good? >> real good. >> mission complete. >> incredible. >> the venetians invented cicadi. if you want to know the best place to eat, ask a gondolier. luckily there are around 800 of them. >> he invited me to lunch off the grand canal. the gondola part is limited. >> oh my god. >> yeah. >> how about that is? >> . [ speaking foreign language ] >> i will try it. >> okay. they were using this as food when they're going out for fishing and they stayed out 10 or 15 days. they make it the rest of the evening. that's the way to maintain this. i really

next is our environment show eco africa looking at how urban fami is helping you gun this foot . i'm got office in berlin, i have an update for you at the top with with ah, with who it's incredibly simple when you know how it works. so let's go from basically from the books. you saw a basic, i make these trees and you stuck them from here i went to go home. i told them gander through frontier can provide fresh vegetables for all people. sure that there are other ways of going forward in the albany area. eco africa on dw. oh, it's the end of the pandemic in site. we show what he could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes at noon. you know, we're weekly coping 19 special every thursday on d w. b closely with listen, carefully. don't know how with miss to the a girl. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. ah, subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. ah, with hello and a warm welcome from lake us. it's nice to have you with us for this new edition of a co africa, the environmental magazine brought to you by d. w and

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>> well, mkeypox belongs to a fami of viruses known as orthopox viruses, similar to smallpox. less severe in terms of human disease. it is transmitted by close physical contact or through droplets or potentially respiratory contact, usually into make contact. produces less severe disease than smallpox. it begins with fever, back ahce, headache and then one of the distinguishing features is lots of swollen lymph nodes, particularly around the neck and also elsewhere in the body. and then a day or two later, it is associated with a characteristic rash, of first a vesicular rash, similar to chickenpox and then it becomes posturals -- postules. >> it sounds a little bit like covid with close contacts and droplets. >> no, it is actually much more difficult to transmit than covid. covid is an aerosolized virus. you can have some degree of error solicitation with monkeypox but it is primarily with into mint face-to-face contact. in this case we are seeing high rates of infection, higher rates of -- infection among gay and bisexual man. and not through sexual transmission but it is sk

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my gre grandmother started a legacy of education in my fami. didn't know she ran for ate office.urant in san ancisco. paralee wharton elder, lupe gonzalez, mary sawyers, margaret ross. there's a lot of life that she lived. who are the strong women in your family? my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the burning, the itching. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. the majority of people saw 90% clearer skin even at 5 years. tremfya® is the first medication of its kind also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... ...and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®... ask your doctor about tremfya® today. >>> 48 minutes back now. investigators say one person was killed and at least five others were injured in a shooting at a music festival

six years including the use of genealogical data, genetics included in dna to try to trace down a famyed. genetic genealogy. that hasn't been done. according to john ramsey who just spoke out at crime con in vegas. he is asking the governor to take it away from the boulder police. listen to this. he even offered to pay for it. let me tell you, it ain't cheap. >> dana: would there be any reason the governor would not agree to this? >> yes. to suck up to the boulder p.d. to put it -- when a governor overrules the police department, it causes a lot of friction. he may side with them and say they are doing a fine job. let me point out it has been over 20 years since jonbenet was murdered, found in the basement of her own home in what i believe to be a staged scene. who did that? i would want the dna tested as well. not only on items tested but additional items. >> dana: do you think this case could be solved? >> yes, i do. i never thought the killer was burt ramsey, ever. statistically that's astronomically impossible. the fact that jonbenet had a hyman would indicate the father didn't kil