doctor jack raz nick, is head of the -- this is a frightening a fraught time, with new unprecedentedcare. joining me now is dr. jack raz nick, tomorrow he will be testifying before congress, about the medical impacts of taking away constitutional rights to an abortion. great to have you on, doctor. can you sort of characterize for me, doctors, the end of may's concerns about the landscape, now post dobbs decision in which abortion is outlawed and indeed comes with criminal penalties for doctors and a number of states already. >> chris, thanks for having me on to talk about this really important topic for doctors and patients. as you alluded to, this is far more than anecdotes now. i get to talk to colleagues around the country, and many of these physicians are finding the cells in impossible situations. they have patients coming in the door, with atopic pregnancies, with miscarriages that have developed infections. and literally they are having to think, in their minds, and having to call hospital attorneys, to get permission to treat patients when lives are in the balance. when minu

lithuanian mp and the head of the group friends of european ukraine and the european parliament eh mr. five razod day good morning i actually wanted to ask eh let's talk about this e-e transit to kaliningrad with goods e-e and including e-e under sanctions and-e and this is a difficult question and in your opinion why is he so important why is it so important here he will not allow relaxation of russia to make some kind of concession . and threatened and demands and that's how much we will support in principle or accept such a thing eh i would say a way of seeing eh a conversation with russia so eh tinctures we will be ourselves and evaluate eh it is very important in such a way i would say eh political eh psychological plan a secondly, this is russia's request to start such an information war, and such an exclamation of emotions, demands, decorated, and so yes, it is connected with simple but very important demands russia and russia wants to do everything possible so that the sanctions policy of the european union would be shaken so that discussions would begin as to how effective one can be,

smart rich with the sort of look i had that, look i had that boys yet there was, there were any daily raz, yes, a little gray luca had that it's impossible just because of the war crimes dawning . don't push back into lucky luck. nakeila start dental, look around. yes, but the look janet is still looking and can competent better do notice. i wondered what's a good picture please? this grass dumpster hobby of the proposals. but got that. he started not since school nick dixon. both wanted stores and wonder do creases. medical physician cochran was none so good as it ah, you have a gun you meant to feel, fussed glenn? you just got the order which particular loss or damage when you know this him, he said that they did it. the loss was ended up with ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think, you know, which of the problem was to call soon as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine, or wish you were banding all imports of russian

we also say goodbye to you, but only for today there is mustard rent ivana valevska or raz- have beenu for the past three and a half hours. good evening, this is a program, the proper names of the ukrainian foam program, and i am its host, myroslava vakarchuk , we are his today, larisa voloshina, a psychologist , journalist and tv presenter, larisa. i congratulate you. i don’t hear larisa. i don’t hear larisa, i ask you to say once again, if you can hear me, that we congratulate you, i congratulate you, i congratulate you , the audience, everything is fine, now i hear larisa. we decided to talk with larisa voloshyna, my colleague, about how to submit to the power of the media, to society, to all of us during the war. to be the framework of our communication so that there would not have been this great tension that we all notice, we notice how in society there is a certain tension, a certain nervousness of course it is connected with the war, it is connected with, as we say, the mass ptsr, but it is also connected this is due to the fact that there are many domestic political issues. l

it was clear to us from the very beginning and looking at the history of his raz operation in the janine area that israel target's assassination dog. it kills best indians. and in this case it was a palestinian american journalist. so i agree with our correspondence that in fact the u. s. is trying to give the palestinians something to give the israeli something in order to put the issue behind it before widen visits. the area . this is sad because what everyone was expecting was the u. s. administration to have the moral courage at this point in time to come out clean and to actually say clearly that the israel, the patient is responsible for the killing of a journalist or colleague sharika barkley in matawan, something that mike hannah was just saying a moment ago he said this is either but neither here nor there. so when the u. s. says that they don't have any reason to believe that this was intentional. let's just stop at that word intentional for a moment. because do you think the u. s. is intention in this, andy is really is in fact is to just kind of muddy the waters. absolutely.

this is the fear, know he will soon a death in the raz. oh would those them? why is fentanyl and other powerful drugs particularly impacting communities of color in the united states? and what can be done about that at expert panel? andrea charles: great sir. welcome. good to have you all here on the stream. andrea, please say hello to our audience around the well, tell them who you are, what you do. hello, however, the invitation, my name is andrea miley. i'm from the high to nation and i'm calling in from the unseeded unoccupied, cuz got away and felt like territory here in baltimore, maryland. i'm currently a research associate at the vendor for american indian health, a john polk, and bluebird school of public health. however, so good to have you. thank you so much. hello charles, please introduce yourself to our viewers around the globe high for me, thanks so much for having me. my name is charles hawk or, and i am an equity of harm reduction project manager with the california bridge program based out of oakland, california. our i help, i'm are just a de

but raz you are not indifferent to raccoons. watch our program a couple of your videos. see, this piggy was still small once again, near this murdered one-room apartment, he was going to work, but he needs to play. m was not bored decided. in general, i think so, come on. i'll take you valera to you on the street in this room yes, a room for raccoons and housing in it. we cannot wake up with them for a long time. we love we food. you aviary but from this angle, only crap. well, in short. now you will still fly there, they really have graters, who is who, o king. and the truth loves is erased. this room, where the renovation of 6 years does not end. it is now in the house. yes, yes, it's already in the village, that is, there is where i turned around in the circus, it just doesn't stop. dark place like. i close it, and close the ball tightly enough. and now he already understands if it’s not me, how you live, here with raccoons with a person at first, to be honest, i was scared, because they are very reactive. and especially hryundel, eh, but then i saw how i'm not funny.

raz is nine years old. >> we collect plastic to feed our siblings.me to the dump to collect plastic that we sell so we can feed our siblings. reporter: mohamed is 12. >> i am here from morning to night to sell them to make money and buy food for our siblings. when we come to the dump, the smell crushes us we have to bring food to our siblings. reporter: the desperation is multigenerational. it is back bending labor, but other jobs are hard to come by. and in this war, suns help father's work and father's work to keep their children alive. >>ithout this, i would not be able to work. if the eight stops, i will die and so will my children. may god relieve us. reporter: everything here is a family affair. without it, they would have nothing. >> this aid, if it closes down, people will die of hunger. reporter: they depend on the last remaining humanitarian corridor. it is the only entry point for humanitarian agencies. in total across the country, the u.n. says 12 million syrians are considered hungry. this week, healthy humanitarian workers rallied. they

and just like that, raz chuk suffered. just very tasty.ome a poet, but she became a muse. she wanted to be equal to men, but she was always above them, conquering everyone who was next to her. she wanted to die under bullets, but died from a sip of raw milk, professor's daughter, beauty, poetess, wife of the people's commissar and plenipotentiary star of early soviet journalism commissar baltic fleet. larisa risser. leon trotsky wrote about her the appearance of the olympic goddess, her ironic mind is combined with militant masculinity, mandelstam in the madrigali dedicated to her sang her as a green-eyed mermaid, and nikolai gumilyov admired her ionic curl. in 1915, sergei yesenin fell in love with her, he awkwardly called her to marry and after the refusal he said, i scratched her. and boris pasternak is the main character the works of doctor zhivago were named after larisa risner. 1858 a young woman came out of this door of the door of the tomsk catholic church, she was immediately noticed by a man who was standing nearby. the young, be

that's how raz climbed up in the same soviet central asia beyond the caucasus, where we already decidedse, it is difficult to understand the knowledge of the law does not relieve the responsibility to understand, this is not the law. that's the problem. this is a definite debt. him you need to understand, including in order not to resist, and it is illegal that there is no ability. you don't have a toolkit contradiction. how to work we adopted someone else's tools no, yes, it is confirmed that the point of view says that if we do not understand intel 's patterns, this does not mean that they do not work. that is, just when we suddenly do not understand why central asia is returning to these sources. it just means that we are not deep enough here, and you do not understand, therefore, with such attentive sergey aleksandrovich and listen, well, we'll go study trudomiyev, in the meantime, advertising, and then we won't continue with new experts. us 3 seconds wagon time you can win lose and win again. at 21:20 on the russia channel that our experience accumulated over decades, which helped