now ward is something of an infamous figure, i've got to say. you've got to remember, she began plotting with donald trump just days after the election while the votes were still being calculated, right? we did not know who won. the call had not been made. on november 7th, she texted the chairman of the maricopa county board of supervisors, quote, we need you to stop the counting. okay? that was just the beginning of a weeks-long pressure campaign. committee notes in its letter toward that she also asked the official to contact a lawyer, representing the trump campaign, and said i know you don't want to be remembered as the guy who led the charge to certify a fraudulent election. kelly ward also use her position to push out bogus claims of election fraud. she said, fund writing fund raising messages talking about the, quote, stolen election. she posted this video about a conspiracy theory about voting machine software. again, asking for donations. then as the committee writes, kelly ward herself acted as a purported electoral college elect or to

the only way this can end is by a return to mail wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in shape. my votes, the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this. and that wraps up this i was news talk to an aussie international thanks for sharing some of your stuff today with us here at moscow. a busy day, it's all rolling out now, many more stories still to come. when we return headlines to start at the top of the hour. hope you join us. ah ah ah ah, john is not expressing itself and having this willingness to lead time to the coach. china is still trying to learn from others and trying to do business with everybody, particularly with russia, with us, with the, you know, it's not often child nation. and this is something that the whole world needs to understand. china, history never has this experience of colonization. never has experience of trying to bully others always tried to make friends with them. then i kind of do my veggie and then i get a debit ca

the only way this can end is by a return to male woods and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in shame. i won't. the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this. why that story, wrapping up on this, how is news cost here? what not, he international the you can read more about it at your own ledger. off you dot com . check out the all pad section also the well section waiting for you. now just the conflicts. thanks for joining us with . i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear with various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect your own existence with one is not expressing itself for having been willingness to lead the world quite to the co

it is in the hands of the membership today, the grambling copy pasted ward my ward. the decree on georgia, 2000 and 8th ward by ward copy. paste it, copy, paste it, know crazy when he was there ever. the copy machining family works very well. who is the next among the members of the united nations? the question is open. i thank yeah, good bridges. i do say the belie as the president of the security council. i'm obliged to say this. i thank the representative of ukraine for his statements. linebarger the photo, the representative of gemini. thank you mister president. i stopped by thinking on the secretary general rosemary decala for her briefing. mister president, only 4 days after our last meeting. this council meets again to discuss the situation in ukraine on thursday. there was consensus in the security council that the minsk agreements, which discounts, so you and then i miss lee and dos bites resolution $22.00 oh $2.00 need to be implemented, including by the russian federation. today we are confronted with the very opposite from russia. president proteins deci

clarissa ward also hearing steady blasts in kharkiv, or kharkiv. kharkiv is how she is pronouncing it there. and that just happened moments ago. clarissa, before i get back to math matthew, matthew said he had not heard any blasts, this is the first time he's hearing, even with the operation that had been happening for years in ukraine, he had never heard anything like it. does that -- is that the same for you? >> absolutely. i mean, we're used to being on the front lines covering the crisis and the war that's been going on here for eight years. you heard artillery. you would hear gunfire, grenades, mortars, things of that nature. but what we have been hearing, rumbling across the skies for the last five to ten minutes, is something of a very different nature. and i think that's borne out when you look at the build-up on the russian side and you see the amount of weaponry and hardware and troops. this is clearly an operation on a much larger scale than anything ukraine has witnessed in eight years of this war. and what's just so striking is that th

the only way this can end is by a return to male wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in shame. i wrote the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this clear dameon to our to see will a deeper dive into any of this. our stories can be fun. just a click away on our t. v dot com no end of content to get stuck into there. i'll see you again in 30 bye for now. mm hm. ah ah ah ah.

go back to cnn's clarissa ward who is in kyiv tonight.ow where that is and what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, so, basically, anderson, it's going on in multiple locations around the city. you've got that fighting going on in observe lon i was pointing out earlier. but we are now hearing explosions in the city, in the western part of the city. that's near a military base. we've also heard from the state service of special communications that in the eastern suburbs, there have been -- there's been some heavy fighting. all of this is really happening now, anderson, within the city limits. those images you saw there where the sky is kind of lit up, those took place in the southwest part of the city. so, you can see what i'm basically driving at here from the east, from the west, from the south. it's really coming closer and closer to the city center from multiple angles. and this is exactly what president volodymyr zelenskyy warned about just a couple of hours ago. he said, tonight is the night the russians will try to storm our capital. it'

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the only way they can end is by a return to mail wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them into my vote. the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with those are headlines for this our join us again in 30 minutes for the right ages to on our team. ah ah ah ah ah i ah, i'm african or dance any watching going underground, coming up, alicia, with even president zalinski imploring nato nations not to so panic in ukraine. what happened to the imminent russian invasion that some oil analysts believe, will spike crude to $120.00 a barrel after you pay for. in secretary liz trust accused moscow of lying and water will ne donation media appearing to relish a story that can mean world war 3. the only winners arms companies and leaders like maurice johnson who face the prospect of a police interrogation. here in london, we examine both sides of the ukraine crisis. all the small coming up in today's going underground at 1st is both ukrainian and russian. president tried t

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kelli ward is sort of, she was kind of a precursor to trumpism. in 2014, she held it an event in her district to address her constituents, concerns literally about chemtrails. mitch mcconnell's allies called her chemtrails kelly for a long time because they saw her as just too crazy and too fringy to be someone who could ever carry the mantle of the republican party. fast forward a couple of years and according to this letter that the select committee sent toward, they also have documents on file showing that in the lead up to january 6th, she was in communication with trump's staff and with trump himself. again, i know a lot in the ascent of kelli ward to really extraordinary access is just a super interesting parallel to trump's own assent and the durability, frankly, of what he's been able to produce. >> well i mean, it's a very good point that kelli ward's trajectory over the last eight years is largely sort of the republican party trajectory. i mean, i covered her in 2014. chuckled at the cantrell kelly line from the mcconnell allies, the ide

the terriers opened the scoring after half an hour at craven cottage thanks to danny ward.eir advantage after marek rodak was judged to have fouled sorba thomas. bobby decordova—reid pulled one back, but fulham couldn't rescue a point. no matches for rangers or celtic in the scottish premiership, butjim goodwin takes charge of aberdeen for the first time, after making the switch from st mirren. it's a tough opening game too for the man who was only appointed last night, away to mothewell. st mirren have put an interim coaching team in place. they're in charge for the trip to livingstone. in rugby league, defending champions st helens won 38—6 at hull fc in the lunchtime super league match. hull played most of the game a man short after luke gale was sent off. saints ran in six tries, two of them scored byjosh simm zac shaw picked up two thousand five hundred dollars, that's around eighteen hundred pounds, for breaking his own british record at the indoor grand prix in birmingham. the 26—year—old visually impaired sprinter, ran the para mixed ambulant sixty metres in seven p

georgia o. 2008 ward by ward copy based it copy face it no creativity whatsoever. the copy machine and family works very well. who is the next among the members of the united nations? the question is open. i thank yeah, good pitches. i to play the belie as the president of the security council. i'm obliged to say this. i thank the representative of ukraine for his statement. i now get the photo, the representative of germany. thank you mister president. i stopped by thinking and the secretary general rosemary decala for her briefing. people in don bos are celebrating russian recognition of their sovereignty. you can see them setting off fireworks and waving russian flags we heard from one song from local don. yes. residence who gave us their reaction to the events. ah no. with a c as of jewish the we are not dealing with ukrainian president followed him. is the landscape addressed his nation stressing the key is still considered done? yes, no guns, it's territories. while know thing that the states won't give anything to anyone. the president also stressed the ukra

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combination and send them down the chute and the boxes are ready for dispatch to each ward.es change because in the summer months, you might have more antihistamines being getting used than we do in the winter months, and cough syrups more in the winter months. so, it stores a bit of history and it knows, based on previous outputs, when the trends arise and it will know to then move it closer to the output. now, the software doesn't put all of one type of medicine in the same place. it distributes it all over the place and it tries to get the medicine that is going to go out of date first closest to the output conveyor belt. but once it has picked those, their newest stuff goes in there and everything goes a bit out of order and so during the quiet moments, the robot does a bit of housekeeping, kind of sorts out its medicine cabinet. now, this isn't brand—new technology, but it has perhaps become more relevant since the pandemic. as with many health systems over the last few years, the nhs is suffering from a huge patient backlog, and when this technology was introduced, it

i hit ward number 3 and i was in ward number to my mates. and i was sitting and chatting about our release from prison and how our cases will stand with the judge and what would happen after we are released. then the plain struck at around 130 or 2 o'clock. suddenly piles of debris were on top of her uncle. the mother called the howl over the little wood. i was trying to free my leg from under the pillar and the war plain continued to bombard us. i tried, i tried and i removed the debris from under my leg and i got out. i could not help my friends because my leg was broken. i was crying to people for help as the war playing continued to strike and hit the rest of the wards completely. we're gonna be going over on the water bottle. some are you are speaking to us from santa. if we ask you about why the conflict is escalating from your situation in santa, what would you tell us, how would you explain it to us? well, the, be a big harmon, different parts of the country. i, and it's clear i need an indicator for that behavior, the one marquee fo

the only way this can end is by a return to male wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in 3 modes. the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this. says you next for the cause a report. so you gave you as can not get the latest separated upside of all the documentary, uncovering the threats over fishing poses. but if writings, environmental and cultural richness, well, that can offer our latest jonas again with 100 mic. no, certainly no borders on the slide to nationalities and new varies as emerge. we don't have with therapy, we told them of actually the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been met. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with ah, the democratic republ

and therefore, since prisons us off to go to not traditionally, but because when they had mixed wards, they failed and women were raped. unclear, i mean, you've totally started with the statistics from the b, m o j, the ministry of justice in great detail. why do you think we are in ensures isn't taking these into account one issue, these guidelines for patients safety? well, i think in britain we have a severe problem with much. i have simply applied to gcc mass and the ministry of justice figures. and they show very, very clearly that there is no sexual threat from, from well, i think quit, we're having a few connection issues with claire damien that we will try to get back to a bit later. we'll bring her interview. now that was claire, damien, algebra in watts campaigner a clergyman and b e will try to give you her to be just a bit later. loads of the headlines for the sour here and also international. thanks for staying with us here in a channel. we're back of course, in 30 minutes with the very latest join us again that ah, well, they directly re sell advertise as content to us a

the only way they can end is by a return to male wards and female words. and if there is a problem with a male trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them into my votes. we have the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this or that's it for now here, what are the international wrapping up this i was program, thanks for sharing. if stephanie with us here at moscow to quote an awful lot of stories to get through when we return a talk with john is not expressing itself from having this willingness to be quite to the contrary. china is still trying to learn from others and trying to do business with everybody, particularly with russia, with which the, you know, it's not office, told me this is something that the whole world meets to understand. china throughout this history never has this experience of colonization. never has this experience of trying to please others. always try to make friends. ah ah. i am ash kaiser. this is the kaiser a poor boy. i love the smell of burning central banks in the morning station. right

the only way this can end is by a return to mail woods and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in shame. my votes, the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this or that just the my reps, the reps up this hours i program i should say here were naughty and after what is it is about 825 saturday morning. we're just getting warmed up here at moscow. plenty of story still to come way back in about half an hour. ah, ah, what happened? i make no shipping, you know, borders a keys and you farish. as a merge, we don't have a terribly. we don't to look back seen whole world needs to take action to be ready . people are judgment. 2 common crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great for the response, has been massive, so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with ah ah join me every poste

as secretary of state there, and kelli ward is the chair of the arizona republican party.d one of the fake electors, the arizona republican party actually released video of her and others in december of 2020 signing the fake document, so what do you hope the committee is able to learn from these individuals? >> well, i think what we're seeing is that what's coming out is that more and more of these election subversion activities have been coordinated at very high levels from the former president and his allies down to the level of these folks at the state that were trying to convince people to overturn the will of the voters. >> so last month, the committee served subpoenas for state and local republican officials who they alleged had knowledge of the fake electors, but now, we see two trump campaign employees seemingly accused of being directly involved here. so how big of a deal is that if there was coordination from the campaign itself? >> well, i think it's a very big deal. i think we have known from the beginning that these seemingly chaotic and uncoordinated attacks

clarissa ward in kyiv, and nic robertson in moscow. kaitlan, i want to start with you. president biden said the u.s. has not yet been able to verify that russian troops are leaving positions near the ukraine border. what is the white house hoping to see that would indicate clear de-escalation, and how like do they believe at this point that an invasion is likely? >> well, when we talked to officials about what this would look like if they thought an invasion was going to happen or if they thought russia was de-escalating, they said it would take some time, either direction that putin took to figure out what was happening, to make sure they could verify what was heard on the ground, to make sure the intelligence was correct, and make sure what they heard was right. they are proceeding with caution here, given the level of concern about what they have said about a pretext for invasion, concerns here. so when it comes to this, the president said today they haven't been able to verify this claim from russia that putin made earlier, that they are drawing back some of these t

we really need to get him on the bed. get him on the bed and get him to the ward.to take that line out of your neck. i am a brummie born and bred, so working within one _ of the hospitals in birmingham, looking after the people - of birmingham, - i absolutely love it. where else would i want to be? i'm going to take i this dressing down. just like a big plaster coming off your neck, all right? - charlene will always have your back. she's the go to for a cup of tea and a chat when things are a bit tough. she's a really good shoulder to cry on. she's a strong, mother—like figure, i think. that is all over- with now, all right? i do like a busy shift. it makes the shift go very quickly, so i don't mind it. it makes you think a lot and put | your nursing skills to the test. i it is only when i sit back and look at myjob rolel and what it entails, - it's actually quite intense and demanding. at any given moment, a patient can deteriorate, and their lives - are, ultimately, in our hands. you've really got . to know your stuff. our friend and colleague, amy, she worked wi

this can end is by a return to male wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in my words. the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this thing for. so if you go with visionaries next that we're back in office with the latest news here, nausea international join us again that ah, join me every 1st. on the alex, simon, i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport. business. i'm sure business . i'll see you then mm ah.

the number of people who then had to wait to be moved on to a hospital ward has hit a record high.nsfer with more than 16,000 waiting for more than 12 hours. these figures represent tremendous pressures throughout the whole system, from primary care and ambulance services to the emergency department patients, to our general wards and to patients then being discharged back to the community. and in each of these fields, colleagues are struggling to give time and high quality care to patients. the nhs as it has been dealing with record numbers of 999 calls at the same time as high levels of staff sickness caused by covid. hospitals in wales, scotland and northern ireland have all been facing similar pressures as this winter wave of the pandemic passes and more people seek treatment. jim reed, bbc news. our health correspondent nick triggle is here. the nhs still clearly under real pressure. are there concerns about the government's statement yesterday, that all covid restrictions in england should end very soon, and a month early? a lot of the experts have been expressing concern and

we really need to get him on the bed and get him to the ward. it's charlene here.ine out of your neck. i am a brummie born and bred, so working within one _ of the hospitals within birmingham, lookingl after the people of birmingham, i absolutely love it. _ where else would i want to be? i'm going to take i this dressing down. just like a big plaster coming off your neck, all right? - charlene will always have your back. she's the go to for a cup of tea and a chat when things are a bit tough. she's a really good shoulder to cry on. she's a strong, mother—like figure, i think. that's all over- with now, all right? i do like a busy shift. it makes the shift go veryl quickly, so i don't mind it. it makes you think a lot i and put your nursing skills to the test. it is only when i sit back and look at myjob rolel and what it entails, it's actually quite . intense and demanding. at any given moment, i a patient can deteriorate, and their lives are, - ultimately, in our hands. you've really got . to know your stuff. our friend and colleague, amy, she worked with us. we w

most patients on this ward vaccinated elderly people with underlying health conditions. hospitals like other institutions are struggling with stuff shortages due to the highly contagious ami grown variant . high numbers of doctors and nurses are in quarantine issue. okay, and it's depakote, it's the 1st time we've been at flu capacity here in israel, but we're dealing with it. that's just how it is, is the se, and it's our job to look after patients. and i love them, but it's definitely hard. and there's a lot of barnett among the staff, a selection like what it got to let's of a theme of ami the guy. save a whole thing. we have to work very hard to hold on, but we're happy to do. what's siri, oklahoma? but yes, it's exhausting. and it doesn't look like it's going to end soon. although i'm personally consciously optimistic and the shit connect 1st is up to me there. hold on a 2nd. for now everybody here must keep going, do the best they can for the ongoing influx of patience. and hoping that the peak of the current wave will soon subside. in easton, ukraine, government troops and russi

since the early morning, 11 has been on duty on a cove at ward, an elderly patient needs oxygen and some comforting boards. the coven, warts at this hospital in tel aviv are extremely busy, isabella. there are a lot of cases in pick. we have new and takes every day for when one is released. another is submitted at night till i numbers are on the rise. we always experienced a delay or even when the general infection rate seems lower, we at the hospital are still dealing with the higher numbers from the 2 weeks previously or them on the phone with william at i fame valley finish wine. though over all on the grown infection rates show signs of slowing down. the number of patients and hospital remains high is where it was one of the 1st countries in the world to roll out a rapid vaccination program. over 65 percent of the population have been vaccinated twice, but only 48 percent have had a 3rd booster shot so far. in january, those and the most violent urban categories were offered a 4th. oh, i began, as i fell ethical talk during this wave of most of our patients have been elderly. it remi

patients on this board a vaccinated elderly people with underlying health conditions working on the ward is exhausting for every one. adding to this hospital it's like other institutions are struggling with stuff shortages due to the highly contagious ami grown variant . high numbers of doctors and nurses are in quarantine issue. okay, and what's depakote? it's the 1st time we've been at full capacity here in israel, but we're dealing with it with him. that's just how it is, is the say. and it's our job to look after patients and i love them, but it's definitely hard. and there's a lot of gardner among the staff, a selection like what it got to let's of a theme. obama save a whole day. we have to work very hard until with them, but we're happy to do what's necessary lawful. but yes, it's exhausting and, and it doesn't look like it's going to end soon. although i am personally cautiously optimistic. i mean, shit, garrick, across the healthy museum, hold on 2nd. for now everybody here must keep going, do the best they can for the ongoing influx of patients. and hoping that the peak of the

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. >> the broderick ward of the middlesex hospital is the only specially designed aids ward in britainiana's a heterosexual princess but she decides to take on aids as one of the main causes she's going to champion. this shows you just how fearless and radical she really was. >> the male nurse on the ward is himself hiv infected, and spoke out to her about the myth surrounding aids. >> i think the princess helped get that point across by the fact she wasn't wearing gloves and she shook hands with the patients and myself. >> such is the aids stigma that patients in the new ward were afraid to be seen in photographs with the princess. >> only this patient agreed to a still photograph, and then only with his back to the camera. >> the sight of her shaking hands with somebody who had aids in the 1980s was extraordinary. >> that picture went around the world, and it immediately busted the myth that you could transmit aids via human touch. >> it was really one of the most pivotal moments in her life. it showed her that she had the power to make a difference. >> diana realized the power of he

last year, a new drug rehab ward was opened — and its beds have been filled by kush victims.en, too. this young lady, whose identity we are not revealing, spoke of how kush had crippled her. kush has increased the number of mad people we are having in this country. an increase which is so alarming. and the question i keep throwing is, what can we do as a society? what can we do as a nation? these are young people — energetic, physically fit youths that really has the potential to be whatever they want to be. they are destroyed — they are crippled by this substance called kush. the sierra leone police's transnational 0rganised crime units — or tocu — are responsible for cracking down on drug trafficking. the head of the swat team is one of those at the forefront of trying to take kush out. how rampant is it? he takes me to the room where seized kush is stored. some of it was intercepted on internationalflights. some of it in sierra leone. in a recent tweet, police seized 41 bags of smuggled marshmallow leaves and cartons of chemicals — which they say are mixed together to crea

we bring on alex ward, national security reporter at politico. alex, good morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: first of all, react to what vice president kamala harris said. is that any new information? did we learn anything new from her talk earlier today? guest: not really. it is the stand the administration has taken this whole crisis. however, this is somewhat more about ukraine, european security, world order, this is about whether or not the nato alliance has weathered, if it is as strong. what she affirmed is this is how big the administration sees it. it is about european security. it is not only about ukraine but order and to affirm that the alliance is strong and stronger then when the crisis began. i think this is more signaling to put in than anything --putin more than anything that you have strengthened your enemies, or perceived enemies. host: why should we care about ukraine and russia right now? is that something we should be concerned about or solely a european problem? guest: it depends on how far out you want to look. in the immediate te

but first let's go to clarissa ward in kyiv. all right, now while the war wages on in ukraine we are seeing the indomitable spirit of many people as they endured this conflict. we're also seeing thousands of citizens who are desperately fleeing their country. cnn's chief international correspondent clarissa ward now. >> reporter: a man stands on his balcony looking out at a new reality just hours after a missile slammed into his apartment building. it was 8:00 a.m. when the projectile hit destroying parts of the 22nd and 23rd floors. according to ukrainian authorities two people were killed. officials here say it was a russian strike. russia's ministry of defense claimed it was a ukrainian anti-aircraft missile that went awry. whoever was responsible, this is what happens when war comes to a major city. homes and lives are destroyed. at the city's central train station a frantic dash as people try to escape to the west of the country. step back the train conductor says, step back. she tells the crowd to leave their bags to make

last year, a new drug rehab ward was opened — and its beds have been filled by kush victims.lady, whose identity we are not revealing, spoke of how kush had crippled her. kush has increased the number of mad people we are having in this country. an increase which is so alarming. and the question i keep throwing is, what can we do as a society? what can we do as a nation? these are young people — energetic, physically fit youths that really have the potential to be whatever they want to be. they are destroyed — they are crippled by this substance called kush. the sierra leone police's transnational organised crime units — or tocu — are responsible for cracking down on drug trafficking. the head of the swat team is one of those at the forefront of trying to take kush out. he takes me to the room where seized kush is stored. some of it was intercepted on internationalflights. some of it in sierra leone. in a recent tweet, police seized 41 bags of smuggled marshmallow leaves and cartons of chemicals, which they say are mixed together to create kush. locals believe that, despite r

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clarissa ward, it is good to have you there. please stay safe as well. as you're moneyamong those peop you're among those potentially under threat. we are watching right now a country that is sheltering from what is practically nationwide russian invasion. i'm told by a senior u.s. official that it remains the u.s. assessment that russia's intention is to control at least the eastern two-thirds of this country, but perhaps control the entire country and that already in the span of less than 24 hours, russian forces have air superiority, that is a remarkable advantage in this conflict, it makes ukrainian forces who i'm told are fighting back in many pockets of this country, but it makes them enormously vulnerable to attacks from the air, as are those civilians we saw there huddling today in a train station. fred pleitgen is as cross border from ukraine. in belgorod, a few miles from where clarissa is. fred, you've been watching russian forces literally drive along the highway from russia towards kharkiv. tell us what you're seeing and in what numbers. >>

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the sheriff said blount mistook ward for a stolen car suspect back in 2019 ward was actually drivingcorner found that ward's death was caused by the use of a taser neck restraint and cardio respiratory failure. lance defense attorney said his client is relieved and grateful for the jury's decision. a new state bill would require the parents of public school students to disclose if they have a gun at home. supporters of the bill say the goal is to prevent school shootings and protect students from gun violence. the bill would also require schools to search a student's property on campus if there is a credible threat of violence right now, it's at the discretion of school officials earlier today on the four we spoke to state senator anthony port tension from pasadena who introduced this bill. teenager god forbid, is involved in one of these threats . school district should know if that kid has access to a gun. and then the third piece of the puzzle is to make sure that parents understand the safe storage laws in california and keep these guns out of the wrong hands. the senator goes on

it was like an accident and emergency ward of a hospital. they were informed that it was on that side. it was that to help to get them out of their problems and then they could be put back into the normal banking relationship with their existing relation managers. but in reality it was absolutely nothing of the sort. g g was essentially more like an avatar or a slaughter house that was that to cover up the these businesses to enable us to extract the maximum amount of value possible from these po, businesses that ended up in that part of our b. s. mm oh my relationship with the bank of scotland went back to the 1900 seventy's when i started to become successful with the baby c. and i think the way that these things normally come about is your accountant says all of this, a really good bank manager and the bank manager recommends a good solicit to, you know, that sort of thing. and i had a great relationship with the bank of scotland and it was built on trust. and you trusted the bank manager because he was the person who signed your possible

it is an old wives tale on the ward.d away, you need to leave the window open to let the soul find its way out, otherwise it gets trapped in the hospital. it is something that has stuck everywhere. always have the window open. we have these. it is a memory box. it has got a little sympathy card that we have started to fill in from the unit, just saying, sorry for your loss. they have little things like this in, they are quite different. they have teddies in so one can stay with the patient and one can go with the relatives, they are always matching teddy bears. we never leave a patient, no one dies alone in intensive care. it is me that talks to them in their last few minutes. it is me that make sure they are comfortable. i try and play the radio. i don't like people to die in silence and sometimes i even sing to them. we went home one night after a day shift and then came back the next day and it was carnage. it had flipped upside down overnight and we had no idea what was happening. we knew so little. covid has changed