services kristen dahlgren takes us there >> health clinic, how may i help you >> reporter: at granite city, illinois's hope clinic for women -- us >> reporter: -- calls have tripled since the dobbs decision illinois now surrounded by a growing number of states where the procedure is illegal or restricted. >> we have patients from texas traveling nine, ten hours by car. >> reporter: with missouri just across the river, they were used to treating patients from outside illinois, but in the last three weeks scheduled women from at least 16 different states now the clinic says 86% of its patients come from out of state. >> we've increased the number of nurses, clinical staff, patient educators, and really importantly, front desk staff. >> reporter: they help patients navigate what has become a confusing landscape across state lines. >> they're worried that it's illegal where we are so it's taking a lot of reassurance. we're seeing a lot of relief, kind of this, like, i finally got here >> reporter: there are also organizations that help with logistics and the cost of travel, something missouri

. >> reporter: at granite city, illinois's hope clinic for women. >> we are booked out to august. >> reporter: calls have tripled since the dobbs decision. illinois surrounded by a growing number of states where the procedure is illegal or restricted. >> we have patients from texas traveling nine, ten hours by car. >> reporter: with missouri just across the river, they were used to treating patients from outside illinois. but scheduled women now have 16 different states. the clinic says 86% of its patients come from out of state. >> we've increased the number of nurses, clinical staff, patient educators and really importantly, front desk staff. >> reporter: they help patients navigate what is becoming a confusing landscape of laws across state lines. >> they're worried it's illegal where we are. it's taking a lot of reassurance. we're also seeing a lot of relief, kind of this, i finally got here. >> reporter: there are also organizations that help with logistics and cost of travel, something mary elizabeth coleman wants to see penalize zbld activity crosses the line from i'm just tal

that more than 300 nationalists were killed with a rocket attack on the city of cittyuyu, the occupiers fired at the ceramic graniteuences of the attack were made public in a telegram the head of donetsk region, pavlo kyrylenko, says that the destruction of such an enterprise is a serious blow to the economy of the region, because this plant is a leading producer in its field of products used in various countries of the world, in particular, in the european union, the united states and canada. the head of the sumy regional military administration, dmytro zhyvitskyi , told about this during the day. there were 20 volleys of volley fire per hour, the same number after 13:00, the mortar shelling of the krasnopil community began, there were 19 arrivals after 14:00, there were six mortar explosions in the shalygin community well, despite the shelling in the area, people are slowly coming back to life, the local authorities are trying restore destroyed houses, install windows, repair roofs, and prepare for the school year and the heating season, what have they already repaired and whether the region will be warm in winte

that they destroyed more than 300 nationalists with a rocket attack on the city, i quote, the occupiers fired at a ceramic granite factory in the consequences of the attack on slavyansk were made public in a telegram by the head of donetsk region, pavlo kyrylenko, who says that the destruction of such an enterprise is a serious blow to the economy of the region, because this plant is a leading manufacturer in its field, whose products it is used in various countries of the world, in particular in the european union, the usa and canada, there were no casualties, a lot of property was damaged, the russian occupiers again hit the private sector in bakhmut, the enemy used hurricanes, pavlo kyrylenko also told about this, as a result of the strikes, one person died, five more were wounded, in addition to the damage our correspondent oleg reshetnyak saw eight buildings, the consequences of the shelling, yes, russian rocket artillery is hitting residential areas, the consequences of the shelling, new victims, one person died, five others were injured the next day we are going to bakhmut, there are explosions on the road

capital this morning turned into a huge auditorium in the open air on granite embankments, thousands of people gathered, residents of the cityn and its guests from all over the country watched in awe as snow-white sailboats met in one place, formidable warships and naval aviation are transmitted to the atmosphere of st. petersburg on this special day ekaterina fisenko 9:00 am 2 hours before the start of the parade, and this is how the embankments of st. petersburg look now to look at the parade lines and thousands of people came from all over the country. hello, where are you from? hello novokuznetsk kuzbass in general hello to our guys and we are very proud of our military forces. and especially for sailors. this is our life, our parents. our men. it's all ours so to speak. all the best to them and thank you. hello, what do you expect from the parade? uh, see the ships. i would like to see putin well, probably not. here, well, to celebrate together with everyone this holiday a giant parterre, where people took their places in advance, used any step any hill to see this holiday russia is huge even today. it seems that every

granite monument. it is installed in honor of the heroes who brought peace to south ossetia in the summer of 1992 by georgian militants. they strangled the cityfire, the whole republic was on fire, georgian neo-fascists were preparing for the last assault on the city, the defenders. south ossetia suffered huge losses every day, and for us the peacekeepers were the physical salvation of our people. pyotr gassiev, twice wounded, remembers well how peacekeepers walked, flowers flew on armored vehicles. fragile calm was brought to the conflict zone by a peacekeeping operation; it was perhaps the first in the history of russia. and throughout the post-soviet space, the experience of organizing it was in demand later in the preparation of other operations of the same kind. peacekeeping colonel general stanislav shuvanov was the first to head the peacekeeping battalion mixed peacekeeping forces in the region taught the parties to the conflict to live in a new way , did a lot from scratch, the width of the safe zones, determined simply the distances of a howitzer shot, then the restoration of the life of the city, the life of all, should begin. law e

granite and compacted earth. anderson: he's a scientist, he's an artist, he's an engineer--all in the sort of pursuit of building this thing that i'm not gonna describe, 'cause i can't. baca: "city," created by michael heizer, is a place that... the...just... chisholm: "city" is... it's hard to describe it until you walk it. reid: it is a mile and a half long. it represents all these great artistic things that have taken place over the centuries. i first heard about this project out in the middle of nowhere. and i thought, "who cares?" but all you had to do was go look at it, and you know why people would care about it. first of all, to meet him is to meet a true iconic american. there's nobody like him. heizer: you got my rock in the...? obviously, there's a lot of acreage in this part of the world that isn't developed. so there's a lot of potential, lot of agencies and opportunistic people see all this backcountry and want to exploit it. a highway from arizona through here. the mx missile silo truck, agricultural things cause these water companies. it's just endless. i think he ended up liking it. i think he did. yeah, i'm pretty sure he did. i think after he sat out for a whi

petersburg was just waking up , the residents of the city were already in a hurry to its granite embankmentsd take the best places, from where the main naval parade could be seen in all details, the fine drizzle that charged in the northern capital in the morning did not spoil the festive mood. and with every minute, the approaching parade of people on the festive embankments became more and more with st. andrew's flags in their hands here. the whole family hurried. we really want divers and we really wanted to get here. we are very glad that you liked it, yes, what did you like the most? and what big little shifts they are growing up. we try to attach to the values ​​you can see, how our fleet grows, matures and this is great power, amazing in general, that is, we are strong everything that happens in the water area. didn't you spectators try hard capture on mobile phone cameras. and some even took binoculars with them to view the parade in great detail. a spectacle that delights because of the strangeness traditionally gathers in this auditorium in the open air not only residents of st. pe

petersburg was just waking up , the residents of the city were already in a hurry to its granite embankmentske the best places, from where the main naval parade could be seen in all details, the fine drizzle that charged in the northern capital in the morning did not spoil the festive mood. with every minute, the approaching parade of people on the festive embankments became more and more with st. andrew's flags in their hands here. whole families rushed. submariners and we really want and we i really wanted to be here. we are very glad that you liked it, yes, what did you like the most? and what big little shifts they are growing up. we try to attach to the values ​​you can see, how our fleet grows, matures and this is great power, amazing in general, that is, we are strong everything that happens in the water area. it was not you who tried to capture the audience on the camera of mobile phones. and some even took binoculars with them to view the parade in great detail , a spectacle that delights because of the traditionally gathers in this auditorium in the open air not only residents of s