fire services across the country have donated some of their old fire engines. simonjones reports. by the fire service sets off from ashford. 18 fire engines laden with life—saving equipment to be donated to ukrainian firefighters on the front line in the war against russia. i think it's part of the fire service dna. we're here to help people, and we're very passionate about it. and we know what the fire service in ukraine are going through. this is the type of equipment being sent to ukraine. there are uniforms and ppe, which has all been sorted into sizes. there's generators and also thermal—imaging cameras. this is all kit that's surplus to requirements here in the uk. a toughjob has become even tougher for the emergency services in ukraine, trying to rescue people from besieged areas, searching the rubble of destroyed buildings for survivors and, recently, fighting a fire at a nuclear power plant that was shelled. i mean, the footage i've been watching on the television has been horrific, and i've seen firefighters dealing with the most terrible set of circumstances in ukraine,

i think it's part of the fire service dna.le and we're very passionate about it. we know what the fire service in ukraine are going through, therefore, any way we can help them, we want to be involved. this is the type of equipment being sent to ukraine. there are uniforms and ppe, which has all been sorted into sizes. there are generators and also thermal—imaging cameras. this is all kit that is surplus to requirements here in the uk. a toughjob has become even tougher for the emergency services in ukraine, trying to rescue people from besieged areas, searching the rubble of destroyed buildings for survivors and, recently, fighting a fire at a nuclear power plant that was shelled. i mean, the footage i've been watching on the television has been horrific and i've seen firefighters dealing with the most terrible set of circumstances in ukraine, often with equipment that is outdated or damaged by the conflict, so the stuff we have sent across from every fire service in the uk is going to be vital for them to support their local

i think it's part of the fire service dna. here to help people, and we're very passionate about it. and we know what the fire service in ukraine are going through. this is the type of equipment being sent to ukraine. there are uniforms and ppe, which has all been sorted into sizes. there's generators and also thermal—imaging cameras. this is all kit that's surplus to requirements here in the uk. a toughjob has become even tougher for the emergency services in ukraine, trying to rescue people from besieged areas, searching the rubble of destroyed buildings for survivors and, recently, fighting a fire at a nuclear power plant that was shelled. i mean, the footage i've been watching on the television has been horrific, and i've seen firefighters dealing with the most terrible set of circumstances in ukraine, often with equipment that is outdated or damaged by the conflict, so the stuff that we've sent across from every fire service in the uk is going to be vital. the convoy, being driven by serving and retired firefighters and ch

experience in the fire service.larson is a pioneer, she didn't grow up wanting to be one. in fact, she didn't even want to be a firefighter until her dad who was a volunteer firefighter invited her to a training. broke down doors and through ladders and pulled hose and talked about you know what to do if a firefighter goes down and, you know, worry. ciba's this is awesome. it will pay me to do this. how many female firefighters did you know? welcome to not even one. instead she says the male instructor at her first fire class on the east coast. spent 30 minutes telling the class why women in the fire service just caused problems and after half an hour he gets to, you know, reading the role gets to my name. he goes, larson kick all right. who's that woman? like yeah, that's that's me, like stand up, all right, so i stand up and he just shamelessly like elevator eyes. heard from complete was like. oh okay. god wow. and i had him for probably six of my classes, but captain larson persevered right now i am one of four.

experience in the fire service. and while larson is a pioneer, she didn't grow up wanting to be one. in fact, she didn't even want to be a firefighter until her dad who was a volunteer firefighter invited her to a training. broke down doors and through ladders and pulled hose and talked about you know what to do if a firefighter goes down and, you know, worry. ciba's this is awesome. you will pay me to do this. how many female firefighters did you know? welcome to not even one. instead she says the male instructor at her first fire class on the east coast. spent 30 minutes telling the class why women in the fire service just caused problems and after half an hour he gets to, you know, reading the role gets to my name. he goes, larson. all right. who's that woman? click add that's that's me, like stand up, all right, so i stand up and he just shamelessly like elevator eyes. heard from completely was like. oh okay. god wow. and i had him for probably six of my classes, but captain larson persevered right now i am one

the goal is introduced girls to careers in the fire service.ktvu is clouding, wang tells us, it's also to show girls and women that there are no limits to how much they can accomplish. it doesn't work by another plan, and we'll mention solve the puzzle. it's a glimpse into not only what they can be, but what they can do. i feel like just from being here for a few hours . i've learned a lot of things. now i know how to use the team saw given to them by those who've paved the way i can't even begin to say how important it is for. me to be out here this weekend will be the fifth. norcal first alarmed girls fire camp a chance for girls and young women to consider a career in the fire service nationwide were 4, and it's the lowest out of pretty much any career. um especially major public safety careers. that can be a hard um, fraternity for women to break into your the only woman in the room? yeah. definitely alameda county fire captain kimberly larson is the president of norcal women in the fire service. she brought this camp to the bay area after

i think it�*s part of the fire service dna. the uk. a toughjob has become even tougher for the emergency services in ukraine, trying to rescue people from besieged areas, searching the rubble of destroyed buildings for survivors and, recently, fighting a fire at a nuclear power plant that was shelled. i mean, the footage i�*ve been watching on the television has been horrific and i�*ve seen firefighters dealing with the most terrible set of circumstances in ukraine, often with equipment that is outdated or damaged by the conflict, so the stuff we have sent across from every fire service in the uk is going to be vital. the convoy, being driven by serving and retired firefighters and charity volunteers, will take three days to reach the polish border. all those taking part say they hope the kit will help save lives in a show of solidarity with ukraine. ballet stars from around the world are rehearsing for a gala performance in london this weekend. funds from the charity event will be donated to the disasters emergency committee w

department, we have members from sfpd and the fire service throughout northern california. this is an expensive endeavor, and our local supporters are local 798, s.f. fire credit union, and the s.f. fire chiefs association. again, we cordially invite all members of our command staff and the fire commission to support us in our efforts, and it would give them opportunity to see the good impact that we make in our community. it provides an opportunity to learn from a top performers from the fire service and the military and inspires our members to become better and implement the takeaways. thank you for the opportunity to provide the presentation. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you very much, matt hutchison, president of the san francisco firefighters association, and thank you for the invitation. at this point, is there any questions in terms of the commissioners to chief o'connor, please? commissioner cleaveland, please? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. vice president, and thank you, chief o'connor, for your report. a couple of clari

greater manchester police and fire services accepted failings in their overall response on the night.ve both told the inquiry they are sorry the attack wasn't stopped. the inquiry�*s conclusions are expected to be published later this year. ijust hope the whole process of this inquiry does what it's set out to do, what it's meant to do. ifeel the need to keep pushing for a change, to do the right thing. before leaving manchester, the family visit the memorial dedicated to the lives lost in the attack, to lay a time capsule for saffie. to think someone, another mother, could go through what i've gone through and still going through and will do forever, is just heartbreaking. it'sjust so sad. have you got the stuff for it? what do you want to do? she's not here, mate. she's with us at home. we'll never be who we were, we'll never have what we had, but saffie is always with us. and we'll take her with us forever. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: on the frontline, ukrainian soldiers dig in north—west of the capital kyiv, with russian forces circling the city. there is a

department, we have members from sfpd and the fire service throughout northern california. this is an expensive endeavor, and our local supporters are local 798, s.f. fire credit union, and the s.f. fire chiefs association. again, we cordially invite all members of our command staff and the fire commission to support us in our efforts, and it would give them opportunity to see the good impact that we make in our community. it provides an opportunity to learn from a top performers from the fire service and the military and inspires our members to become better and implement the takeaways. thank you for the opportunity to provide the presentation. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you very much, matt hutchison, president of the san francisco firefighters association, and thank you for the invitation. at this point, is there any questions in terms of the commissioners to chief o'connor, please? commissioner cleaveland, please? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. vice president, and thank you, chief o'connor, for your report. a couple of clari

fires by about 2.5 times. new equipment, they say, firefighters have already entered service. have at the chechen branch. 15 units of e-e automotive equipment, we have all the necessary equipment, including all-terrain atvs , range equipment, unmanned aerial vehicles. and yet, in the event of abnormal weather, several thousand paratroopers may not be enough to prevent fires across the country. a project is being finalized to train voluntary friends to extinguish natural fires. this year. the first detachments should take up duty as an experiment, but the irresponsible attitude of each person firefighters will not be able to cope with , there is not enough understanding of people, because if e 90, and in some regions and 95% of fires occur through the fault of a person, if e people were more careful in the forest less there were fires, last year the guards worked all over the country from mordovia to chukotka never mind. to which region the detachment is assigned on a combat mission, they will be sent to where they are more. we need it, and this year, with new firefighters and

has been introduced as part of the national ecology project, seriously, a strengthened special fire serviceis, security. now the paratroopers have risked the special forces before the start of military service is conducting the last training. you all depend. you’ll slow down under a helicopter , we’re wasting time chief of the parachute fire service viktor konosevich, it’s not for nothing that the lines on the fire seconds saved. it can save a life, so now during the exercises, air security fighters land from airplanes and helicopters ten times a day, jumping with a parachute should get to the site. forest on stones or swamp. and also the surface. may be hidden in the smoke. i don’t know much of their emotions, there’s just no, wow, the fires are so dangerous, where we saved our camp, we found ourselves in the center of a large hearth we are used to, that the fire is extinguished mainly with water, but in the forest and this can become a problem, the season of fires in reservoirs often dry up, and you can’t bring a lot of water by helicopter from virtually anywhere from the swamp and puddle

and wh is it with the ukraine fire service. and why is it so _ with the ukraine fire service.tant? obviously we have been watching things unfold on | have been watching things unfold on the telly with ukraine and unfortunately we been seeing a lot of firefighters and it is really important we get this comment over to help our ukraine family. goad to help our ukraine family. good luck. i to help our ukraine family. good luck- i will _ to help our ukraine family. good luck- i will go — to help our ukraine family. good luck. i will go over— to help our ukraine family. good luck. i will go over here i to help our ukraine family. good luck. i will go over here to i to help our ukraine family. good luck. i will go over here to join i luck. i will go over here to join another group of people involved in all this. mike, you are leading the convoy. why are you so determined to do something? for convoy. why are you so determined to do something?— do something? for me it is quite ersonal do something? for me it is quite personal because _ do something? for me it is quite personal because

so like the fire service and being on the re. you're all move together. >>incredible story of his marley kaden reporting for us. one of the young girls from their fire camp said she is stronger, smarter and more compassionate after spending time with firefighters like chief nicholson and captain mao. all right. coming up here on kron on hiking for haiti, a challenge starting this week. >>helping to get supplies to communities that need it. most. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>well, there's a non profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people in haiti, particularly children there. and later this week, a new campaign is kicking off. that's going to let everyone even you watching at home contribute to this effort. joining us now to talk a little bit more about hiking for haiti, skyler, bad enough. he's the ceo for hope for haiti. thank you so much for joining me. thanks so much for having me on this morning. course, first and foremost, tell me just a little bit about what what the organization does. >>yeah, ho

and so like the fire service and being on the re. you're all move together. great story. r us this afternoon. one of the young girls from that fire kramp said that she is stronger, smarter and more compassionate. >> after spending time with firefighters, life chief nicholson and kept him kron 4 has been recognizing remarkable woman all month long here. and if you want to see the stories, you can go to the special section on our website kron 4 dot com. you can also see past winners and nominees. let's talk about our forecast right now we take this live look outside across the camera that shows a san francisco international airport. a good look here. what's the happening on the peninsula right now? those? clued could like weather. we need like a kron. 4 news at 3 dictionary of all the weird words that we come up with. rebecca strom has a closer look at the forecast for the rest of the week. >> i'm rebecca strom and the kron 4 weather center. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover today, but sunshine that we're going to be seeing as well. a mixture of that. and you can see here at

greater manchester police and fire services accepted failings in their overall response on the night.fore leaving manchester, the family visit the memorial dedicated to the lives lost in the attack, to lay a time capsule for saffie. to think someone, another mother, could go through what i've gone through and still going through and will do forever, is just heartbreaking. it'sjust so sad. have you got the stuff for it? what do you want to do? she's not here, mate. she's with us at home. we'll never be who we were, we'll never have what we had, but saffie is always with us. and we'll take her with us forever. this is bbc news, our top stories: we witness life on the frontline for ukrainian forces, fighting to defend the country's second largest city kharkiv from russia's relentless assault. if these tactics are unfamiliar to you, then you have not been paying attention because this is the russian attack playbook, perfected over ten years of war in syria. the ukrainian army head into no man's [and towards russian forces. they say their spirits are stronger than ever. we are fighting on

i would say this particular incident is not something -- i have been in the fire service 30 years and it it's not something i have seen kristen: you have been watching a news conference being held right now. the san bruno fire chief us the latest on the investigation. after this collision on the track this morning. you are seeing.e-threaning still trying to figure out why that truck was on the tracks and why it did not get out in time. we know that where you see thisl after point of contact. we will be back kristen: we are back with special correspondent dr. alok patel who has presented around of two truths and a lie. let's throw that up quickly before we reveal the answer. we talked about the tsa extending mass mandates. we know that is true. would you like to reveal which is a lie? ? dr. patel: c is the lie bec even though california is going to drop the school mass mandate, it has been made clear that different districts can continue to recommend masks and even put them in place. l.a. unified, oakland unified are among examples of those who are going to keep masks in place for a fe

el segundo is hosting first ever girls empowerment camp as well to get girls interested in fire serviceustry, so far meeting the goal. >> i want to learn new skills to teach my family. >> how are we feeling? good? >> yeah! >> i love that. >> what is it like to see female firefighters out there? >> empowering. like seeing other people have made it this far. >> right now women make up less than 5% of the firefighting work force. >>> a few minutes ago, rob mayeda, so many storms have fallen apart, this is getting better than advertised. >> good to see. seeing the numbers come up for central coast. there's a flood warning due to the rain rates which could be heavy. change-up coming our way. dry in san jose, 55 degrees. one thing you'll probably notice, low temperatures won't be that low. tomorrow morning still probably see upper 40s and low 50s outside as bit of a southerly wind ticks up into tomorrow morning. 52 now in san francisco, increasing clouds tomorrow morning. there is a chance early in the day as moisture increases and is forced to rise to the hilltops, may have a few sprinkles s

i was the only woman in the whole battalion. >> do you think that the way women are treated in fire service has changed in the last two decades. >> i think it has changed. is there room for growth, absolutely. >> duncan: well, congratulations, chief. and by the way, the nation's first female firefighter right there dates back to 1818. she was an enslaved woman named molly williams who became part of a fire company here in new york city. >> well, negotiation on the cbs weekend news, the latest on the elite eight and this race was quite the comeback. and cutie. within north carolina is heading back disrn. >> march madness is coming down to the wuer. the cinderella run of the st. peters peacocks came to an end tonight with a loss to the north carolina tarheels. but on the women's side top ranked south carolina and number ten seed creighton university are battling right now for their chance to advance. well, now to a nail biting race involving babies in a captivated crowd. >> almost there. >> this is video from saturday's halftime show, the spurs pelicans game, these toddlers crawled as fast as

no word yet on what caused that fire. service is back to normal on caltrain. caltrain crews this weekend clear tracks in san bruno after a train hit equipment there. they say one track can now be used at 15 miles an hour while work is done on another track. crews and the ntsb were on site this weekend collecting evidence from an accident this weekend. cases are down, but covid is still a threat. former president barack obama is one of two politicians to announce a positive test today. tennis star naomi osaka heckled during a match this weekend in california. over since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in

the texas fire service says the fires are about 15% contained but that could change with strong windsas elected to the house five times making him his longest serving member, known as the dean of the house known as times, scolded for his political style. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle says his legacy will live on, 88 years old. more on these and other stories, download the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen or fox news.com/apps. we have thomas making history for the university of pennsylvania, she took first place in the 500 guard restyle making her the first transgender athlete to win a division i national championship in any sport. charles watson has details on the historical when in atlanta. >> that evening, we are just learning in her last championship, we have thomas coming in last base, the women's 100 guard restyle however she will at the chamfer chip 500 guard, it didn't come without controversy. thomas, transitioning from male to female, a polarizing figure here championship, georgia campus, critics saying she should be allowed to compete with the women becaus

. >> i have been in the fire service and it is something i have not seen in my career on the peninsula. >> reporter: 13 people were hurt, including passengers, the train engineer, any with an operator. >> we are fortunate there were no fatalities. >> everyone is expected to be okay. he gives credit to the conductor as well as first responders and public works employees. >> the train conductor was able to work to evacuate the train. that was critical to make sure no one lost their life today. >> reporter: the train will remain on the tracks until the scene is clear, until the tracks are clear. lots of debris still out there tonight. in the meantime, parts of this neighborhood are still taped off . traffic cannot get through. a lengthy investigation to go. max darrow, kpix 5 . >> caltrain says to expect disruptions throughout the night , but there are ways to get around it. a bus bridge will operate between millbrae and south inferences go stations. b.a.r.t. is also helping to provide rides. there is local service between san francisco and south sanford san francisco, as well as millbrae

. >> i have been in the fire service 31 years and it is something that i have not seen in my career here. >> reporter: there is good news tonight, firefighters say everyone who was hurt is expected to be okay. the ntsb has a team here on the ground as we speak and they are investigating. in san bruno, kpix5. >> with disruptions expected on cal-train tomorrow, they will run a bus bridge between milbra and south san francisco until at least 4:00 p.m. >>> in the past few minutes ukraine reported bombs hitting the airports far from russia's plain push. meanwhile the u.s. is is accusing russia of bombardment of residential neighborhoods and senior u.s. intelligence officials now say vladimir putin's forces can be less than 10 miles from the ukrainian capital. they believe russian forces can encircle kyiv within one to two weeks it is estimated 6,000 russian soldiers have been kill inside action. >>> tomorrow, president biden is expected to announce the u.s. and european allies will revoke russia's most favored nation status. that would allow countries to impose tariffs on russian imports incr

. >> i've been in the fire service 31 years, it's something i haven't seen in my career. >> we are live on the scene, what happened, the extent of the injuries, and when will cal tran fully reopen. >>> also baseball is back but with significant changes for the giants and a's. well tell you what to expect come opening day. >>> and a new look at the damage covid may be doing to our brains, even if you had a mild case of the coronavirus of the ♪ >> good evening, our covid specialist is standing by we'll also hear from the giants president in a few minutes but we start with the fiery crash that will likely impact the commute along the peninsula for days, coming as many are returning to the office using public transportation. a train slammed into a work truck at 10:30 in san bruno, you see sky ranger showing the aftermath, and now from the ground level, you see it here, that black smoke and the flames coming both from the front of the train and underneath one of the cars. here's another clip of video showing passengers evacuating. this is when it gets really scary. we're told a total of 13 p

. >> i have been in the fire service and it is something i have not seen in my career on the peninsulaere hurt, including

>> well, it starts with the whole brotherhood of the fire service. we have been watching the news and watching the ukraine firefighters in hostile conditions going out there and still keeping their oath to protect their communities, to protect their cities. and they are doing this in hostile conditions under rocket attacks, knowing that their own families are there, too. but they are still showing up to work and keeping their oath of protecting others. so we're trying to organization getting rescue equipment. >> that's fantastic what you are talking about. are you ukrainian? what is your connection to this part of the world? >> not from ukraine. i was deployed on a nato peacekeeping mission in the late 2004 to 2006 in kosovo and part of our multinational brigade was the ukrainian military. that's the connection that i have with ukraine. and it all started when this kicked off i spent four days of my off duty shift for eight hours a day boxing medical supplies to go to ukraine. >> eric, you do this and all first responders do this every time you go fo

buses have been laid on, the fire service here is organising a network of buses across poland to tryse trains are being organised to take people to other polish cities or to the rest of europe. ukrainian phone numbers here in poland using the cell network have been sent messages this morning, saying that this sort of transport is available, there are free spaces available to try to relieve the pressure. let's have a chat with anna, one of the volunteers here this morning, tell us about the sort of work you've been doing, anna? hello, i am volunteering at the train station in krakow. from the early morning i am observing a lot of movement. people from ukraine are taking trains to berlin, mostly and to other places such as czechoslovakia — the czech republic and they also try to find some different places in cities such as starnov, in poland and we want to find places to stay, accommodation and help them find accommodation in krakow and places to sleep, as well as inform them where they can get something to drink, when they can take a nap and things like that. how do you think it is go

this particular incident type, i have been in the fire service 31 years and it is something i have not seen in my career on the peninsula. >> reporter: you mentioned the vehicles involved. i want to make sure it is clear. would you describe each of the vehicles and what they are? >> as far k ed the incident, as they are working ver to see if there are any additional vehicles involved. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> total number of injuries. we had onderateur an additional eight injuries. they were walking wounded. patient refusals, they were treated and released at the scene. so a total of 13, five of which were transported. my name is ari delay. >> reporter: any idea when caltrain will move the train? >> i am the fire chief with the city of san bruno. i believe in tsp is likely on out to the incident and it will be quite some time before anything is moving anywhere. i don't have any of the ages with me currently. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it is unknown. everybody has speculation, but i would say it is under investigation and we will get more to you as soon as we c

completely carrying on throughout the night throughout the morning was constantly going on and the fire service has been struggling to protect those fires. and yesterday, there was a warning about the toxic air in the city because of that constant shelling and the fires holding on from that. now the authorities also say that the latest death counting terms of children in the city is $45.00. and the building behind me, we've heard that the latest f type from that not that was born on the 1st of march . now nearly a month later, the death can't days $28.00, but the russians have the hit hospitals, schools. i'm playground something that we witness, but also they've been using cluster munitions, which is highly controversial, especially in civilian areas. all the scale of ashes bombardment of the city of nile pull in ukraine is becoming clara. now, some residence in the besieged southern city of return from taking refuge in bunkers to find their homes completely destroyed. official say more than a 100000. people still need to be evacuated. most of them are without food, water or heating? yeah, yeah

experience in the fire service.anting to be one. in fact, she didn't even want to be a firefighter until her dad who was a volunteer firefighter invited her to a training. broke down doors and through ladders and pulled hose and talked about you know what to do if a firefighter goes down and, you know, worry. ciba's this is awesome. you will pay me to do this. how many female firecrackers did you know? not even one. instead she says the male instructor at her first fire class on the east coast spent 30 minutes telling the class why women in the fire service just caused problems and after half an hour he gets to, you know, reading the role gets to my name. he goes, larson kids. all right. is that woman? like yeah, that's that's me, like stand up, all right, so i stand up and he just shamelessly like elevator eyes. heard from week was like. oh, okay. god wow . and i had him for probably six of my classes, but captain larson persevered right now i am one of four. maybe five. maybe six female company officers in my depa

busy civil brigades, a, the police, the fire service, are still looking through the building, trying to see if there's anybody else trapped inside, sir, to see there any more bodies inside. but the overwhelming senses that this is a civilian building. there is, there is nothing more that you can say about that looking at it. so residential book, the problem one resident had very strong words for the russian president and owner who wanted who all b. it is a city. he is just a jerk, a total jerk. i've got nothing else to say. oh, you see i've got my no words to describe it for player. there were from, well, you know, there's more fighting on the front lines of boucher and a pain between russia and ukraine. in voices, but the war coming in to keep, although expected is unnerving for many here ukrainians. wonder whether this is a one off or a sign of what's to come in the battle for the capital m ron con out is there not keith? taking a look. been at the latest on the ground now the areas in red, r and a russian control. as you can see, a ukrainian officials say 3 humanitarian corridors

so, the resources which fire rescue services are nationally providing will absolutely support and compliment access to fire engines and equipment. so, that will help. but undoubtedly, it is difficult, really, to comprehend how difficult it is for firefighters in ukraine, as a nation, a firefighter, we support everybody out there on the front line. well, look, wishing a very, very safe journey out there. and the safe return proposal. david russell, steve jordan, from manchester fire and rescue service. thank you so much for joining us guys. now, demonstrations are expected today after p&o varies laid off 800 stop members via video map it. right now, the minister told us that it was a horrendous way to treat people. i'm sure some of them will agree with that. the trouble editor and independent, simon, lovely to see you as always. let us start, there are a number of things we need to talk about today. but let us talk with putin oh varies. why did they take these particular decisions? i understand that the trouble sector, as we have discussed over the past couple of years, have really had a time

lucon rest yes, as, as you can see, all still going on the civil brigade say the police of the fire service are still looking through the building, trying to see if there's anybody else trapped inside. so to see there are any more bodies inside, but the overwhelming sense is that this is a civilian building. there is, there is nothing more that you can say about that. look at it. it's a residential book. the problem, one resident had very strong words for the russian president and owner of the water . all the. it is a city. he is just a jerk, a total jerk. i've got nothing else to say. oh, you see i've got my no words to describe it for blair. there were for, well, there's more fighting on the front lines of butcher and a pain between russian and ukrainian forces. but the war coming in to keep, although expected is unnerving for many here. ukrainians wonder whether this is a one off or a sign of what's to come in the battle for the capital, emerald con our desert, not keep us his warning. china against helping russia in its war in ukraine. american and chinese officials met the talks in rhy

here's what i can say sergey alekseevich gave almost 50 years to the fire service, he is an honoraryseveral mortar shells flew into the house of the muddy people. one of them pierced through the roof and, miraculously, toned inside the house, the leadership of the ministry of emergency situations of the donetsk people's republic did not leave its own people in difficult times, it was decided to patch up the walls, replace the double-glazed windows and roof roofing. on the streets of volnovakha, at almost every gate we notice. these are the inscriptions that live here people, but even these appeals did not save ukrainian tankers from destruction, choosing a convenient firing position, they beat indiscriminately at all houses , they simply killed the population, they destroyed the residential areas, they destroyed, and they apparently flitted towards us, but they hit us. here, my godson was smashed, and then they somehow missed it. they us. i don’t even know a miracle, maybe even svetlana ’s husband was killed when he went to fetch water, the body of the head of the family was found a

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