central district clinic of the frunzensky district of minsk trauma department was born happy patientsnot for him, cut it, remove the plaster from his finger sergeevich came to our clinic on december 5 with an injury to the first finger of his right hand during treatment due to the fact that the fracture was displaced. he was in the sixth hospital , a closed position of bone fractures was performed, a plaster cast was applied, and at this stage the patient we were in the period of plaster lysis until the fracture healed. take a photo of the seeds and come right away. belarusian sovereign philharmonic society that pratsuya mother niko smeared with cattyaryns shinshuk, i'm fastening the chamber of the orchestra of the republic of belarus musicians specific reports according to the schedule not moving late they were led to early does not let anyone go. however, mothers are mothers. that's all, without stopping to think about my son. i will visit that the overgrowth is located at the clinic, knowing that they will give him a cast and his heart is out of place. i've been looking for mine fo

girl, can you tell me where the trauma department is?u 10 11 tent, well, here's a bullet a couple of millimeters to the left and the guy was just lucky to talk to him, it can be a very difficult non-contact, unfortunately, sorry yes, because businessmen save their money on professionals. and private structures do not have sufficiently trained employees for special transport. so they rob like little children. well, the camera above the entrance to the store it’s all a sham, but there seem to be witnesses who saw the robbery, but they can’t really say anything. in general , we don’t have a single lead. don't worry, we'll handle it. you are an experienced person, guys. you are smart, i am also not an empty place here. we'll handle it just like that gennady antonovich allow me if anything happens, i'm reporting, i obey. are you sure how to say something? varya varka, the car they left in? she was blue. well, yes, green. well, how about the black man? i understand, i look with these potatoes, and he’s sitting behind the wheel and talking. tha

viewers experiencing trauma prosecute this incident or the information or images we'll present during this town hall, than help is visible to you. you micontact the san francisco department of crisis line 4 felony-970-3800 for trauma services. >> here is had we hope to pleasure today. first, the san francisco police department aseration to be a national model of 21st policing. we w toern trust by commit to transparency and the tenants of procedural justice. and this process, and this town hall presentation. procedural justice depends on the police as well as our entire xhinl justice system. we work to embody the tenants of what procedural justice is all about. we will release the facts known at this time about this incident. we will codid so neutral. we will answer questions from members and the news media and we will listen to public feedback. acting commanding officer mark m will present the facts of this case. before that, i want to emphasize this in this dints, subject to multiple inspect and on going violation. as such, there may be information we cannot release at this time. either because the release of information is prohibited by law or because the release of ce

viewers experiencing trauma prosecute this incident or the information or images we'll present during this town hall, than help is visible to you. you micontact the san francisco departmentfelony-970-3800 for trauma services. >> here is had we hope to pleasure today. first, the san francisco police department aseration to be a national model of 21st policing. we w toern trust by commit to transparency and the tenants of procedural justice. and this process, and this town hall presentation. procedural justice depends on the police as well as our entire xhinl justice system. we work to embody the tenants of what procedural justice is all about. we will release the facts known at this time about this incident. we will codid so neutral. we will answer questions from members and the news media and we will listen to public feedback. acting commanding officer mark m will present the facts of this case. before that, i want to emphasize this in this dints, subject to multiple inspect and on going violation. as such, there may be information we cannot release at this time. either because the release of information is prohibited by law or because the release of certain information

experience trauma from this incident or from the information or images that we will present in this town hall, please know that help is available to you. you may contact the san francisco department of public health's crisis line. at 40159703800 for trauma services . so here's what we hope to accomplish today. first and foremost, it is the san francisco police department is aspiration to be a national model of 21st century policing. we work to earn the trust of those we serve by committing to transparency and to the tenets of procedural justice. in this process and in the town hall presentations, procedural justice depends on the legitimacy of police as well as our entire criminal justice system. with these town halls, we work to embody the foundational tenets of what procedure justice is all about. we will release facts known to us at this time about this incident. we will try to do so in a manner that is impartial and neutral. we will answer questions from members of the public as well as members of the news media and we will listen to public feedback. acting commander mark m will be presenting the facts of this case in a few minutes before before turning the floor over to him.

department. please, what is the age of your hearing ? yes , unfortunately, yes, and i understand that there we are talking about acoustic trauma about theve influence of loud sounds on these hair cells. let's come. right here. here to this layout is the layout of the ear you are as a fifth year student. a show where is here these same auditory nerves along the cochlea. there is a special hole there and the liquid in this liquid circulates hairs, if the sound is crazy, then the hairs are destroyed, nothing can be done , therefore, when this person was created the person of the future, the first thing they said was that he would probably be deaf, because it is believed that after 70 years 70% of the world's population will be deaf. yes, i understood that they all have volume limiters, the second one has earplugs, if you enter loud rooms, by the way, in the subway too, because subway is a super loud sound the sound of phenol is considered to be a super loud sound. you have to protect your ears to protect your ear canal with these earplugs, because sound vibrations do not pass through them and you reduce the force by 30%. his hearing age is

rogue here and say, hey, how could the department of justice come after me and not joe biden and then they start to get really messy. i think for other democrats. trauma agree completely. how do you get over the fingerprints of people on the envelopes? greg, that is kind of hard to get a over. and by the way, clay is right. it was tens of millions. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> gregg: oh, yeah. it is so shocking how brazen menendez was. but you would think this guy would have learned his lesson the hard way. he was incredibly lucky to avoid prison in the earlier bribery trial sixth year ago. he beat the rap not because he was innocent. only because the jury was hung and the judge was forced to declare a mistrial that menendez was severely admonished by the senate but only after he agreed to repay the bribes. which is an admission of guilt. a disgrace to the u.s. senate. >> sean: hung jury. i will skip the money. it is not a problem. all right, thank you both. greg, thank you. clay, thank you. , unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening. before he go, a major programming announcement. but i will be moderating factors moderating a debate b

care for children suffering from trauma, to fund pension programs to greet decrease bullying and violence in schools and more. additionally, it instructed the department's both here today to provide guidance to schools in small or rural communities to more easily bill medicaid for school-based mental health services and we will hear more about that during the first panel. i'm proud of the work that congress put into this legislation and signed into law and these achievements show there is a strong bipartisan support for addressing youth mental health issues. but, and i say this all the time at home, these grants and programs only make a difference if state and local government are aware of them and apply and show local leadership in order to participate. we need local leadership to use these resources to make sure the assistance reaches those who need it most. what we can't do is pretend that congress hasn't done anything and that we must start anew. that, sweeping the deck clean, so to speak, in our minds, not acknowledging the base upon which we build, to create duplicate and efficient programs wasting dollars and wasting efforts. echoing the chair, t

department of violence prevention chief. we are actually taking the steps were key inter agency wide and making sure that we're making the rest in taking the people who are creating traumally creating the chaos and can and the society that they're brought to justice. so it sounds like the rest are happening. but i spoke the other day with some oakland residents. >> and they say that in some ways it really feels like crime has become normalized in oakland. it would you agree with that and how much responsibility do take for that? >> you know, crime should never be normalized in any city. and we don't believe that crimes here. even the thing, you know, breaking windows, that is not a normal status quo. i do agree that this is not the standard that we want to want to take on. and so this is why we are activated. we are working with the attorney general's office. we are working with we're working with the sheriff. not just apple. we have undercover investigations that are ongoing right now as we speak. and so you will see you will see that there's going to be people brought to justice. but the standard of how how much crime is happening in the city of oakland not the standa

trauma, just provide support, everything else will come later, at least preserve her health, now, have you written a statement to the police? and what is the result? there was no result in the investigative departmentinal case has been suspended due to failure to identify the person to be brought as an accused, but no one investigated, this is a disgrace, you contacted the prosecutor 's office, that is, the criminal case is ongoing, that is, the prosecutor's office is forcing these loafers to work, it continues, right, right, we conducted our own investigation, of course, and let's see the results, hot, hello, good afternoon, my name is irina, i would like to talk with her, i would like to contact her, after the broadcast within an hour, a specialist with his assistant will contact you, hello, irina, hello, hello, my name is viktor pavlovich, explain the situation to me, what happened to you? my son had an accident in june of this year and he is now lying down and not getting up at all. i’m saying right away, you didn’t just turn to osie, you turned to the international association, you don’t waste words , and we have more than 500 people working in our center, we work only with the blessing of the

trauma related injuries. we've also heard from alder, hey, children's hospital , one of the hospitals in the local area. they've said following an incident on the m53, we have called a major incident. our emergency department we would ask parents to only bring their children to the department if it is urgent . they've also recently is urgent. they've also recently added , we can confirm that we added, we can confirm that we are treating a number of patients following the incident this morning. we will continue to support and liaise with families direct shortly and are unable to share any further details of individual patients at this time. so we are still waiting for further information. this is a developing story that will continue to move throughout the day and we'll be bringing you all of the latest from here in the local area as we get the latest lines and just to indicate the extent of the response there, sophie, we understand that nhs staff who are on various picket lines up there in the wirral have come off those picket lines to go into various hospitals to stand by and treat the injured . we by and treat the injured. we believe that is indeed the case. of course we've heard there from alder, hey, t

trauma that they are experiencing and we offer our support. we are committed to transparency, accountability and through the this investigation process. our department, and other agencies are working to garth all necessary information and evidence to provide a thorough and impartial review of the situation. we will ensure that this investigation conducted with the utmost intel rit and he in accordance with the lu. in addition, to the investigation, we are active low reviewing our policies and procedures to identify areas for improvement. we have engaged an open dialogue with our community to garth input, perspectives and recommendations on how we can enhance trust and safety within our community. we understands that the need for change and reform. and we are committed to taking meaningful steps. toward building a more just, equal and sieh community for all residents. we'll keep you updated on the progress we make in this regard. during this challenging times, we endourj our community members to come together, support one another and enengage in constructive conversation about how we can move forward as a u nightd and resilient community. we are comm