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signs of the disease, in order not to infect others, skeptics often compare with reshet , they say that virso small that it still penetrates the tissue, to which his legs respond, the virus never flies in the air alone. usually it clings to other particles in case of sneezing or coughing with water, it increases in size and it turns out that the mask still does not let through and protects. so a mask paired with antibodies is still the best shield against the disease to use two means of protection at once or only one now everyone must decide on their own, but the virus is still with us to refuse all at once and most likely this mutation is far away, not the latter, meanwhile, the ministry of health is working on new formats for revaccination against coronavirus, this was announced by the minister of health and these rules will be announced in the near future, but maybe we will already be able to clarify something in the studio, associate professor of the department of infectious diseases of the peoples' friendship university of russia, candidate of medical sciences sergey voznesensky sergey

is whether they would give more weight and assign more credibility to a police officers testimony by viray i'm going to trust the officer because no one put s on a uniform to break the law. then you have something here counter intuitive that it's happening the opposite effect. because it's a police officer, because somebody in the uniform based on what's been observed and the behavior and perception among the community that you're not going to believe what they said. imagine case where it doesn't involve an officer who is the defendant, an officer whose own conduct is under the microscope but an officer who is supposed to be the person to relay information about two civilians or about other criminal activity that might be particularly violent in nature. you're talking because of what they have done to the community, they can't be trusted there. the prosecutors cases are now undermined. maybe fatally so even in cases where they are not the defendant. that speaks volumes about the efficiency and efficacy of prosecutors and it's why it's so im impactful to have instances like these reports

what are you looking -- more vir ulent.you looking for in terms of how serious the world should be taking them? sam: omicron wound up being much more transmissible but infected cells in a slightly different way which met you ended up with upper respiratory tract infections rather than lower respiratory tract, especially in vaccinated people. if that continues to be the case, that is a bonus for us. there is no reason for rhyme as to why this virus cannot have another variant form that comes back. it gives back to infecting cells in the same way delta was doing. there is no reason why that would not happen. if that happens with titan transmission, then we have a problem -- with heightened transmission, then we have a tarp -- then we have a problem. guy: one of the ways we could defeat them is with more targeted shots. you spoke to me about this. you think it is a done deal. the shots, when we get them, is there a way of making them more targeted? i know these companies are working on new variants. are we going to see these f

it's vir road junctions in their town. they will conduct supplies and resupply operations along the roads. it's wanted by russia and ukrainian forces because do you can't continue the attack if you don't control the roads. if you don't control the cities. they have been part of the fight and the dukrainians have been holding it for years. it's goichng to be a fight for intelligence and attempts at what are called breakthrough operations. secondly, supplies are stopped . the additional drones. today, 100 million dollars worth of javelin, anti-tank missiles. i don't know the per on a javelin missile. zelenskyy says his military needs 50 per day. is this enough and is this is type of weaponary they need? >> that's a lot of weapons. as we get into this new type of fight, what i did was an assessment of what i would have wanted. if i was a ukrainian commander, the most important thing for me right now is intelligence. what am i getting in terms of where the russians are moving? where are they going to attack next and what kind

i spoke exclusively with ukraine's national security add vir adviser. >> can you tell us what happened? >> it sank. he says jokingly. russia admits the ship has sunk but hasn't yet acknowledged it was struck by kyiv. instead, it says it was badly damaged by a fire and then sunk while being towed in stormy seas. it was involved in a famous incident in a place called snake island. when the crew told ukrainian soldiers to surrender. this was the answer. the event has become so legendary in ukraine, they commemorated it with a special stamp. people of the post office in kyiv standing in line to get it. an important event happened yesterday, our armed forces destroyed the aggressor flag ship. i think this event has to have place in everyone's memory. the ukrainian say they managed to hit the ship which has formidable defense systems with ukrainian neptune antiship missiles. it was still there. near the snake island and hit yesterday by two powerful ukrainian made missiles he says. and then a warning to putin. this is just the beginning he says. there will be more than one. the leadership in

the couple and other family members have called on thehe vir app each morning and evening. he's alive. it's something to wonder if they're ever going to see their husband or father again. do they talk to you at all about the emotional or psychological trauma that they have gone through, and how are you able to support that? >> yeah, of course. so as everyone grieves in different ways, there are families that are very open about the tram ma they've experienced because these families have come from all over ukraine, from areas that were more safe and areas that were more actively bombed. i can't imagine what they've seen, gone through, and what these children have experienced, hearing air raid sirens, having to run to a bomb shelter or a basement. their experiences to us are very different. what we found is the best source of support for them is the help through someone on our team who is a child life specialist from a foundation. she has wonderful communication skills to help them live through the trauma they've experienced, help them connect family members who may have stay

so it would be the british vir: in lie. so it would be the british virgin islands _ lie.gin islands directly electing lie. so it would be the british i virgin islands directly electing a premier but they also have a governor who is the queen puppet representative. they are brought over from the british government, and then they are they looking for things in the british side. so technically they are in the cabinet and bring the cabinet knows with a share the meetings but don't have a vote. so we have these very complex situations where the two sides are really up against one another at this moment.— this moment. we'll see how it develo -s this moment. we'll see how it develops and _ this moment. we'll see how it develops and i'm _ this moment. we'll see how it develops and i'm sure - this moment. we'll see how it develops and i'm sure you - this moment. we'll see how it i develops and i'm sure you would this moment. we'll see how it - develops and i'm sure you would back to us with more. thank you very much for now, charlie will stop following the story about the british

pentagon and when i asked whether president biden is reaching out to speak with vladimir putin, admiral vir and his team are having a hard time reaching their russian counterparts, they are not taking their calls and i don't know what you are being told, but what is the take away from that? >> it's very significant, and i agree with steve. there is no way that vladimir putin has shifted his goals, his goals were always to overtake all of ukraine and if anything, he's just more angry right now that it has not happened fast enough. he's regrouping. none of these withdrawals from around the cities are for real. they are tactical retreats to get resupply and reposition, and took my breath away seeing those young refugees getting on trains to go back into ukraine. that is entirely premature and it would break my heart to see them so optimistic heading back in because it's really not the time for that, but in terms of those phone calls, yes, the defense minister and the general who is the counterpart, not taking the phone calls. does that mean that they have been sidelined by putin, does that mea

we love our children, we take them to church, we teach them patriotism, we teach them vir dues -- virtuese are complicit in the undoing of our own belief, we are willfully blind to the indoctrination because it's easer is, cheaper and more comfortable to excuse if it away. it's hard, everyone wants to believe -- i went to public school, my parents went to public school, by dad was a public school teacher. you want to believe, oh, it's not my school. it is your school. it is your school district you pay the property taxes for. if you don't radically reorient your life and find another option to -- for your kids, you're handing them over. rachel: you simply don't have the time at dinner to deprogram them. pete: correct. rachel: this is what i love about what you've done, pete. first of all, many of us, even those of us who thought we were educated on this, it starts much earlier as your book lays out, and you also talk about the solution. the solution is frankly, in my opinion -- because i don't want to spend my nights at school board meetings and fighting teachers and everything else, the