ramy: it hasn't happened yet. are evicted and have to move, it will be very expensive for me. every trip here and back would cost me my daily wage. reporter: just across the street lies the new national museum of egyptian civilization, which authorities hope will draw tourists here. but local residents see no benefit in it. environmental lawyer ahmed el-saidy says it's another example of planning by decree, which rides roughshod over the poorest in the city. ahmed: the egyptian constitution always talks about sustainable development -- meaning development that takes into account all aspects of life, including social, economic, environmental and archaeological development. but when there are no public hearings for proposed projects, that affects sustainability and it doesn't win over local residents. reporter: more and more historic buildings are vanishing from cairo's cityscape to make way for highways and new apartments. architect hany el-fekky is in charge of the latest initiative to relieve the traffic gridlock

ramy inocencio has the latest. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly three weeks, russian missiles hit the capital, kyiv. one was killed, at least six injured including this 7-year-old girl pulled from the rubble. thankfully alive, her father tragically was not. that missile hit the roof of their apartment complex, but it's not the first time it's been hit. the last time was about two months ago. now one possibility is that russian forces are targeting a soviet-era arms factory that's literally this one across the street. >> it's maybe symbolic, symbolic aggression -- >> reporter: kyiv mayor vitali kitscko said it's maybe a symbolic attack ahead of nato's summit in madrid this week where the war in ukraine is set to dominate the agenda. russian targets were also hit today. shattered military trucks and other equipment on fire. these are believed to be the first targets destroyed by u.s.-supplied guided rocket systems that arrived in ukraine just days ago. city of severodonetsk, ukrainian troops there have been ordered to retreat. russian forces are now trying to take its sister cit

here's cbs's ramy inocencio. >> i think it's a convincing divisive result. >> reporter: a defiant boriseled in his survival. >> we can focus on what we're doing to help people with the lost of living -- >> reporter: vowed froze on with a new tax cutting agenda -- >> i've got a far bigger mandate from my parliament man dates than in 2015. >> reporter: and vowed to carry on. but johnson is damaged goods, while nearly 59% of his own conservative party members say they still hold confidence in him, more than 41% showed they do not. this is less support than his predecessor threesdz threes who resigned month after winning her vote of confidence in 2019. the party gate scandal is at the corin which he and star held ill 4r50e8 drinking gatherings during covid lockdowns. johnson was fined by police. this past weekend, public anger came to a head when johnson was publicly booed outside london eason connic st. paul's cathedral at a special service for queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. and johnson is safe from another vote of no confidence for the next year, but this rebellion within his own par

after russian forces domed a crowded shopping mall in the central city of creme en-- kremenchuk, ramynocencio is there. >> thick black smoke bill owed from the shopping center in the kremenchuk this afternoon. the handiwork of russian missiles. but inside a man yelled to someone to follow him to safety while outside firefighters battled the flames and the wounded were loaded into ambulances. just a day ago residentses of ukraine's capitol of kyiv watched as a barrage of rush arne rockets glided over buildings hitting a kindergarten playground and this apartment complex. six people were hurt including this 7 year old girl and her russian mother. her father died. >> against the latest back drop of russia fourth month old war in ukraine leaders in the g7 countries meeting in the german alps pledged even more retribution against the kremlin. while nato, its leaders meeting later this week in spain said it would increase the more than 300,000 of high readiness troop, part of its biggest defense overall since the cold war and as ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy called for yet more mo

norah. >> o'donnell: ramy inocencio, thank you very much.ummit in germany, world leaders are warning the war in ukraine is forcing up to 50 million people around the world into chronic hunger. as russian troops block crucial wheat and grain supplies from being shipped. cbs' debra patta reports on the crisis from south sudan one of the most high risk countries in the world. >> reporter: battered by unprecedented flooding for nearly three years, millions in this african nation were already starving. then came russia's war in ukraine and a crisis became a catastrophe. sucking funding from the world food program and forcing drastic cuts. we're heading off to the worst hit area in south sudan where there are children in desperate need of aid, and if they don't get it they could be within days of dying. famine stalks this village, mothers bring their emaciated es to see nutritionist mona shaikh. >> she is already in the red, she is severely malnourished. >> reporter: nearly two but hasn't learned to walk. she just isn't strong enough to support he

he's been on the left rami and okay. yeah. so you know, that show has way more adult and controversial themes very well. it's my point is, you know, we've, yet, my point is we've heard this similar response from, i guess, use the term conservative muslims, you know, whatever label you want to use. i think there is something to be said for there's a space in between kind of reality and fiction, and that's where artists take artistic license and what often can be triggering for some muslims is when artistic license is taken by a creative person. and the audience feels that a, that license is going too far. it's not faithful either to the religion or to the teachings of the religion or how muslims actually are, et cetera, et cetera. these are nuanced debates that are in pos you can never make everyone happy. i'll just say that i arrived with the clarity about this while working on romney and i feel the same way about his moral. you know, if you're watching a tv show to teach you about religion, you know you've already lost like,

here's cbs' ramy inocencio. >> i think it's a convincing result, a divisive result. >> reporter: a defiant boris johnson reveled in his survival. >> we can focus on what we're doing to help people with the cost of living -- >> reporter: vowed to press on with a new tax cutting agenda -- >> i've got a far bigger mandate from my parliament man dates -- colleagues than i had in 2019. >> reporter: and vowed to carry on. but johnson is damaged goods, while nearly 59% of his own conservative party members say they still hold confidence in him, more than 41% showed they do not. this is less support than his predecessor theresa may, who resigned six months after winning her vote of confidence in 2018. at the core of many people's frustration, the so-called party gate scandal is at the core which he and star held ill during covid lockdowns. johnson was fined by police. this past weekend, public anger came to a head when johnson was publicly booed outside london iconic st. paul's cathedral at a special service for queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee. and johnson is safe from another vote of no confid

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libre; ah, tenemos celebridades que vienen cada año, ah, uno que viene a la mente, siempre viene es ramila mente; así es que tenemos diferentes actividades para los niños, hay algunos que vienen, tienen ahí en, great america tiene, este, ah, diferentes actos, y esos también vienen a actuar dentro de la, de donde está el picnic area, donde, donde está el grupo; así es que están en grupo, y luego salen al parque, pero ahí en grupo, de todos modos hay actividades para los niños, para los padres, y para los hermanos y hermanas. damián trujillo: bueno, es un gran evento para estos niños y niñas, que están padeciendo del cáncer-- - sí. - y a algunos les damos un poco de esperanza; para más información, se llama "courageous kids" o "niños y niñas valientes", vamos a mostrarle un número telefónico para que se comuniquen aquí, es en colaboración con la american cancer society, la sociedad americana del cáncer, ahí está la información en pantalla. regresamos con ese programa aquí en comunidad del valle; no se nos vayan. [música] damián trujillo: y regresamos aquí en comunidad del valle con ese gra

ramy inocencio is there. >> reporter: thick black smoke billowed from shopping center in central ukrainian city of kremenchuk this afternoon. the handiwork of russian missiles. man yelled to people to follow him to safety and wounded were loaded into ambulances. just days ago, residents of kyiv watched as russian rockets hit a kindergarten playground and apartment complex. six hurt, including this girl and her mother, her father died. against this latest backdrop, leaders of the g7 countries pledged even more retribution against the kremlin. nato leaders meeting later in spain said would increase to more than 300,000 the readiness troops, largest since the cold war. as ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy called for more and more modern defenses from the international community. some arrived. these destroyed trucks at kharkiv front line appear to be from u.s. himars that made way to ukraine days ago. not enough to turn them from the city of severodonetsk. ukraine ordered a retreat to hand the city to russian forces. first rocket attacks in three weeks are reminder that even though rare, c

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we sent john ramis to brentwood to see how people tried to beat the heat. >> reporter: it's a hot day and i drew the short straw. i get the hot weather story. hey, siri, what's the forecast temperature for brentwood, california? >> the high temperature today in brentwood, california, will be 108 degrees farenheit. >> reporter: ouch. when high pressure moves into brentwood, the people move indoors and the streets get pretty quiet. at sweeney's restaurant the owner picked today to put up his new outdoor lighting. you were hoping to get this done sooner? >> yes. i came in early. but the wrong screws, the wrong this, you have to go back and forth to the hardware store. now i am about two hours late. >> reporter: he says it's not that long-time residents don't feel the heat. they just come to accept it. he says it's something new arrivals have to learn to do. >> two summers here, they will get used to it. they will become natives. >> reporter: it's taken mara my these longer than tharjts i am not used to it. it's still warm for me. >> reporter: thomas mckenziezy moved to brentwood a year a

when we apply both a classic oral hygiene cleaning protocol is mr. rami did in simultaneously churns the diet. that is long term condition is already stabilized, chose diets important role, and i wouldn't want to deal with poly phenol rich fruits and vegetables are effective in reducing inflammation. color intensive varieties contain especially high levels of anti oxidant substances. these vegetables don't just contain poly fennel's. they're also rich in nitrate. to what extent regular consumption of nitrate rich vegetables influences ginger vitus is being researched by dr. yvonne and yoko schneider of the vince burg dental clinic. assembly ju strength with the defined nitrate content was produced for a study. the test group drank the nitrate rich salad juice. the control group were given a nitrate free placebo. after 2 weeks gum inflammation in the test group was 50 percent lower than the placebo group. thus m as in alpha, nama, and the nitrate ingested with food shows up in the person's mouth a little later. and in this saliva all physiologically, this makes a lot of sense. humvee

. >> o'donnell: ramy inocencio, thank you.and frightening story from wisconsin where a retired judge was shot and killed in his home early friday by a gunman with a purported hit list that included several prominent elected leaders. here's cbs' adriana diaz. >> reporter: the call for help came in around 6:30 a.m., after two shots were fired in the retired judge's home. >> the neighbor's sons from across the street are banging on the door saying someone murdered his father. >> the special tactics and response team end entered the residence and encountered the home owner 68-year-old male deceased. >> reporter: 56-year-old douglas uhde appeared to have shot himself. john roemer sent the suspect to jail for six years. the shooter should have been barred from own a gun. >> the individual who is a suspect appears to have had other target as well. >> reporter: a hit list was reportedly found names of republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and gretchen of michigan and tony evers of wisconsin who reacted to the judge's murde

dozens of missiles being fired at t cbs' ramy inocencio reports from the capitol. >> reporter: for the time in nearly three eeks russian missiles hit the capitol kyiv, one person was killed, and at least six injured, including this seven-year-old girl pulled from the rubble. thankfully alive, her father tragically was not. that missile hit the roof of their apartment complex, but it not the first time it was hit, the last time was two months ago. one possibility is that russian forces are targeting soviet era arms factory, literally this one across the street. >> maybe more like the aggression. >> reporter: kyiv's mayor said it is maybe a symbolic attack ahead of nato summit madrid this week where the war in ukraine is set to dominate the agenda. but russian targets were also hit today. shattered military trucks and other equipment on fire. these are believed to be the first targets destroyed by u.s. supplied guided rocket systems that arrived in ukraine just days ago. too late to save the eastern city of severodonetsk, ukrainian troops there have been ordered to retreat. russian force

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we agree with our tiktok infinance-rami, who believe that this is putin's fault, a girl who looks likepsaki answers. continuation of the russian argie madson themes for st louis dispatch democracy under threat when russia advances on barrels written oil profit drawing and harry warvela, jubaiden as tom hanks and stopgun on the plane, by the way, it is written the united states, the democrats also do not intend to surrender. they are doing their best to divert public attention from the dismal economic indicators to other topics of trying to captivate the supreme court voters, ostensibly conservatives, are preparing to overturn the historic 1973 verdict to allow abortion at the federal level, so far it hasn't worked very well. but the commission to investigate the events of the sixth of january of the twenty-first year is working tirelessly. the main goal is to accuse trump that he called for the overthrow of the trump constitutional order. however, you won’t scare the courts , whoever didn’t drag him, the ex-president of the united states visually called the current trials “kengurin cou

it is way more common than ramie hunt.sis of one side of the face. but it doesn't have these lesions on the ear and, full, the focus on the neck and the ear component. a quick diagnosis, that is the bottom line, pamela. you want to make the diagnosis in the first three days. you have about a 70% chance of full recovery. but guess what. after one week, it goes down to 30%. unfortunately, ramsey hunt syndrome is way worse than bells palsy. >> when you say way worse, what do you mean by that? >> well, the fact that a full recovery may not be 100% possible. and sometimes patients can actually have permanent hearing loss. as i mentioned with the percentage going down, with the later and later diagnosis, if you don't start the high-dose steroids and the anti-viral a good number of patients really will not return back to a full capacity. >> wow. so i am wondering, who typically gets it. ? i mean, does anything make you more prone to develop this f you are young? old people? i mean help us better understand why someone like justin

those in the stairwell are expanding the rami technopark and will recommend another 500 square metersecond direction. that is, it will be separately based there, that is, a small assembly site for the development of radio-electronic equipment from the kirov region is also about energy, more precisely about energetic people. every morning i come to the gym and think how the automation knows that i am here in the kirov region. the guys themselves produce programming access systems. let's see how it goes. where is the magic chip that launches me to the gym here is the magic chip that launches you to the gym, it's right from board here antenna. here the chip here is a fully assembled structure. here is the preparation. it is still so stretchy, that is, the chip is inserted inside here and that's it. this goes into the oven and it turns out such a bracelet. this is one of the largest manufacturers in russia of plastic cards with a microchip of various ary foidy bracelets and a method in other words. and if you go to the gym through the turnstile to work ride in transport. and also have 10

to get to places that others and all i hear guy by the on purpose how good 0 the time and it pull rami, go live on the, i'm go live, the we're another we that may not be me for you is happening as i said i'm going on with the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact on right around the globe. and so here at al jazeera, we will show you the impact of those decisions on people when, how it affects their everyday life. we are free to put them on air and to really engage those stories because we know that all audience is interested not just in the mainstream news, but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported ah ah ah, using a justin bieber has revealed it a facial paralysis as caused him to cancel some concerts. a she had a video on the internet showing his symptoms. as you can see, this is not blinking. i can't smile on the side of my face. this nostril on. so there's full paralysis in the side of my face. $28.00 ro, beaver is one of the

now, if you just call for some reason, ramis leaves the territory, he is known to spit on you, he wantedever you are the tail runs, meow comes up with such a pipe. open the door lies down and is silent for 15 minutes sits does not come out. he understands what is the use of pleasure again. a bath is a real physiotherapeutic procedure - this is the first thing you should remember , the second is everything that is written on the internet that diabetics cannot take a bath. uh, hypertensive asthmatics and so on and so forth. this is wrong, because the bath is useful for everyone, except for people with acute skin, maybe acute diseases. you just need to understand what someone can, 95 °, a someone, maybe 60 is important. eh, third. the bath should be in a state of comfort. you should be comfortable in the bath. exactly this. most importantly, you should not endure anything, not a headache. like you and the fact that it’s not hot here, i need it all, how you feel discomfort, as soon as you take a bath again , you yourself determine how long you should be and how good it is for you, no impress

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