in li-ht on female only hospital wards. in light of— on female only hospital wards.rnment ministers as the _ more from other government ministers as the government clearly has decided — as the government clearly has decided that they do want to probably take this view on what is, as you _ probably take this view on what is, as you say, — probably take this view on what is, as you say, a — probably take this view on what is, as you say, a very controversial and heated _ as you say, a very controversial and heated debate. is as you say, a very controversial and heated debate.— as you say, a very controversial and heated debate. is that because they have a principled _ heated debate. is that because they have a principled view _ heated debate. is that because they have a principled view on _ heated debate. is that because they have a principled view on this, - heated debate. is that because they have a principled view on this, or i have a principled view on this, or are they playing up the culture wars as we are seeing on a number of different fronts for what they think

on trolleys before beds in the wards can be found.— wait on trolleys before beds in the wards can be _ wards can be found. a gentleman in his 80s who has been here - wards can be found. a gentleman in his 80s who has been here since i his 80s who has been here since yesterday afternoon. ed. his 80s who has been here since yesterday afternoon.— his 80s who has been here since yesterday afternoon. ed, a senior consultant _ yesterday afternoon. ed, a senior consultant in _ yesterday afternoon. ed, a senior consultant in the _ yesterday afternoon. ed, a senior consultant in the department, i yesterday afternoon. ed, a senior. consultant in the department, says the trend is worrying. iordte consultant in the department, says the trend is worrying.— consultant in the department, says the trend is worrying. we never used to have patients _ the trend is worrying. we never used to have patients waiting _ the trend is worrying. we never used to have patients waiting more - the trend is worrying. we never used to have patients waiting more than i to have patients waiting more than 12 hours in a

arose, when they had already put her in the ward.says the patriot, it seems like not my daughter. here, and then, when she looked, she came up to her to this vasily, this is such a white one. here, as i say, they did n’t replace me and alyonka, he opened the envelope with the child and he immediately had questions, this is not worked up. i say, are you crazy, with whom, maybe at almost 40 years old, but consider, i was 40 years old on july 16, and alena gave birth to the twenty-ninth of july. that's all for her husband vasily when she arrived home with a little white girl, gulsina, no suspicions arose, and skat baimurzin passionately loved his youngest daughter and did not give offense to anyone. he also said this. i'm the second wife, it can. he was the son of my son's yurt, he says, it seems, he also said, the light was also, and he speaks to my son, he also says it seems, he said so in the ninety-third year, vasily's husband died, and after 2 years, valentina's husband anatoly came to her house with his mother every year. he incre

he will come up with some trick to get into the ward and take his things.nder starkov moved to the cardiology department. he wanted to meet the killer's face again and rushed to run , the operatives rushed after her, rushed up the stairs, and then starkov felt something was wrong and rushed back to the department in a very strange way. that's how to appear defiantly, when he knew that they would be waiting for him, he ran into the ward and caught him. there is a doctor, in front of him, angrily, squinted the otter of the theater yevgeny kazimirov later found out he paid the usual drunk for a masquerade and appearance in the department. i hope in this way to deceive the vigilance of the police. well, it's not time to tell everything. parent meeting at school is a very important event. hello , the main topics are marks on the appearance and behavior of students. so grandmother olya petrova, she threw a chip in the dining room, fought with classmates, could not stand it when they called him names. evgeny was born ugly and from childhood used to hear an offensi

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also with us tonight, cnn's chief international correspondent clarissa ward seeing the battle in kharkiv. up first, nick paton walsh with the southern front. >> reporter: these southern fields conjure a pieces long past, a world away from ukraine's hell. it's quickly ruptured by russia's new offensive. sending waves of evacuees fleeing the growing unthinkable world of russian occupation. families for whom the shelling over the last two hours was finally too much. saying one of the villages were hit down here. the russians aren't close to them yet, but it's impossible to stay. a woman was injured there. anina was 3 when the last war ended, but doesn't know when this one will. hour by hour, everything changes. things are moving fast enough here that just 24 hours ago, a village about four kilometers in that direction was the meeting point from which people were -- get evacuated. now, it seems to be under fire and we see panicked locals rushing in to collect their relatives. distant tree lines are packed with troops. the blue horizon sometimes pock-marked by smoke. there is a rumble of rock

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evening that it was strange that meeting should be on the wards and she came up to me and saidi thewas now going to be going south to serve on the hospital ship and had 72 hours to prepare myself which involved asking friends if they can loan me there toiletries because in those days the shops were not open on a sunday afternoon so i had to kind of ask friends to help out and, yes, had to kind of ask friends to help outand, yes, i rememberabout had to kind of ask friends to help out and, yes, i remember about the 2nd of april going into smith's and asking, actually, did they have a map of the falkland islands so i could actually see just how far away they were. 50 could actually see 'ust how far away the were. ,. could actually see 'ust how far away the were. y., .. they were. so you get there, i can only imagine _ they were. so you get there, i can only imagine it — they were. so you get there, i can only imagine it must _ they were. so you get there, i can only imagine it must of— they were. so you get there, i can only imagine it must of been - they were. so you get there, i can

cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward is in kyiv, cnn's nic robertson in bru brussels. cnn's katie bow little lis on the russian interference story, cnn kaitlan collins at the white house for us and in london matthew chance on the teacher facing prison time. clarissa, what's the mood in the ukrainian capital tonight now that a senior official says the russian offensive in the east has begun? >> well, essentially, john, all eyes ron the east, and everybod is bracing themselves for what this massive operation is going to look like. you mentioned those satellite images that have come in from maxar that appear to show this eight-mile long convoy pushing down east of the city of kharkiv bearing to the south. the theory is that basically as those forces push south, other russian forces, which are in the south will push north and essentially try to cut off a huge slice of this country. there has been heavy, heavy fighting in the town of iz yum. there has been intensified shelling in donetsk, in liugans. 66 inss of shelling in just one day. 11 civilians killed and among them a

erin spoke earlier with the director of that maternity ward dr. the hospital before the airstrike. >> dr. milenko i'm so grateful for your time. i want to start with the fact that you barely escaped the bombing. you had just left from your shift 15 minutes before the missile strike. and then you returned hours later. what did you find? >> translator: when i came back, i found huge crater and the cars that were burnt, and the three buildings of the hospitals that were completely ruined. they were, childrens, outpatient department, and womens consultation. >> and you know, at that moment, you realized and must have been so terrified for your patients, for all the women that were there and also, on some level you realize that you, yourself, had possibly just barely escaped death. how did you even process those emotions. >> translator: a feeling of disaster that everything, everything was ruined. i was just feeling desperate. everything that was dear to your life, all your life, was ruined with just this one blow and it was not clear at all why and wh

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artificial organs joined the innovative platform of the educational project, we teach, we know, to the wards from other hospitals during a long treatment. now they will be able not only to study, but also to communicate with interesting people, including eminent cosmonauts, from the bottom of their hearts they are grateful to these people, who helped us to involve our patients in this system, when the child has the opportunity to escape from the hospital ward to leave and do completely another thing to get, certain baggage. knowledge our guys. very similar to the astronauts, they are also far from home. they are busy with business, which means that they endure all the hardships of their stay. here in such a closed isolated space rise, and here is your stay on the iss and the world's first space filming of a feature film in the roscosmo online marathon . today they said that the actress yulia overpowered. you are the director klimshipenko, thanks to the challenge project, you managed to work out a new technology for fast and high-quality training of narrow specialists for flights to orbit the

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in fact, just moments before a just a couple of odds before this ward of no confidence, he had called an emergency meeting office cabinet. he told them that it was on a one point agenda that he was going to shed communique, which of course, it alleged to be the letter, which had died warning from the united states that if the ward of confidence did not succeed against the prime minister, then there would be serious consequences for august on so designated david likely to go. busy down with the public with which will of god support him, ron hon. but dare to say that whatever happened after night was a conclusion to a very dense political drama on forwarding. it was a constitutional crisis. what happened next is going to be important because the with vision say that they are going to bring an electric water farms. and ron khan had been saying that will be de la made to ensure day, week 3. so although ron is down is definitely not out, is still a popular leader, and it will be important to see what happened within the next few days and week. all right, thank you. come on. hi to bring us

now he will find it, and then we will place you in an isolation ward for another week. silky and fluffy with us. yes, an interesting plot and who is the author of this venture? well , it turns out that i am, but i could not even think that it was roshchino who had suffered so much. and you i am i understand you are about to leave. this whole story, marriage will not change the situation too late, but still close yes, what's the difference when you leave now or in 2 months 2 years. new ideas are needed here.

there is one of her wards from the station. she said that she was saying, here is elizaveta petrovna. when she arrived at the station, i had a feeling that i finally, uh, came to a normal doctor somewhere in the clinic and this was very valuable for them, because with them, as with people, it’s completely no one is talking. and she didn't make any difference. and i really liked it and you just communicate with her . and when you go to someone, you discuss doing important things for someone, something is up to something, asks for something. it's always nice it's always comfortable a little hooligan with humor and so on. that is, i just enjoyed spending time with her and it was nice to be friends with her. it's very nice to help when i could. that was the case and the person who was really pleased to help. that is, it never was a sense of duty or there, if there is no current, too, that is, those who were next to him do it. it was nice. yes, this is the russian folk we are pulling the strap. we mean we help. we refuse everything

and he has dozens of wards people. they give blood food , help restore documents and get a job.sible to somehow solve this problem , maxim oparin tried to understand mikhail came to moscow from tula 14 years ago, he worked for some time at a construction site and lived there, and then they cut back to live, there was nowhere to live, lost documents without money and their work cannot be restored. so i ended up on the street, found a tent, and even hibernated at first i stood alone tent, then i live mattresses, they put it on top and pulled the second tent. all winter. i took it on a leaf, then i started drinking, lost both legs, got frostbitten, fell asleep on the street in the winter, after which i ended up in a social center. warm welcome. here he was helped to restore the documents and simply gave a rat over his head. these are the shelters. yes , pray for them, only those who support such shelters are needed. that's how a man was raised from the street. here they washed, washed everything, did it, and you leave here already a full-fledged person. most of the stories of the w

katya will celebrate twenty-year-old leon's holiday, also wards of the mercy service.netic disease, due to which he is immobilized. the whole body of his arms and legs is a caregiver. misha the guys have a common pet spider luna and a comet lizard with a thick tail in the room. grinka malyugin listening to audiobooks is a favorite pastime of the former engineer-physicist nadezhda zaymovskaya, she is 87, she does not see at all by easter favorite holiday wants to download prayers of the first easter i remember in the eightieth year. i was not yet baptized then, and we opened a church in strogino , which before that was with a treasure of metal structures, grandmothers brought to this church the codes that they hid in their homes. aleksey is a man of no fixed abode, a ward of a center for helping the homeless hangars, he has his own salvation. memories associated with easter then were both parents and at home in childhood they went from house to house collecting testicles, these sweets, testicles, there. well, who will give what there in our village, everything went open

at first, the victims were marked out in the wards by several people. many of them, despite the received dose of radiation , seemed to feel quite well in medicine. this is called stages. imaginary well-being in the first few hours and even days outwardly, the patient may seem almost healthy, despite exposure to a lethal dose of radiation. here is lyudmila ignatenko at first, she seemed to be okay. they're playing a card that's taken down. uh, many tucked up on the bed laughing we opened the door do not understand oh my eyes. kapets, and then found everything rises. everyone, of course, quickly joked. came out meowing, of course. because his native firefighter vasily ignatenko was one of those who were taken to the moscow hospital from pripyat on the very first flight, then he told me that they were very cold on the plane, very cold. he says i'm so cold. i was so i was so cowardly pounding. i didn't want to be very, very warm. well , it's cold. he said that it was bad. all right, lyudmila ignatenko rushed. for her husband to moscow without hesitation, wh

we don’t even let him out into the corridor, he sits all the time in his ward, and yet we need to talk smell him. yes , of course, unless god ask you headmen. i didn't understand. and where is the safe already said that it's all while sitting in the ward, i don’t understand anything where. 20 minutes ago there was yoshkin cat, well, you give you criminals here to be treated. let's let's. walking you crazy i'm crazy. let's go talk. let's walk. katyusha, well, in general, again, past the money, when everyone today, for the first time, he tried to escape before that, he was in the hospital all the time. yes, exactly, all the staff confirms something, and besides, mukhtar did not recognize, well, i understood everything. come on, bye. another suspect fell off. listen, maybe everything is much simpler and the criminal just recorded you on a recorder. so, in any case, it turns out our mutual friend turns out that yes. you haven't found anyone yet. no , they sorted out everyone, but we didn’t cross paths with vitaly anywhere, it’s understandable, maybe he was guarding you at the apartment wit

well, you're making this up in the ward. i don't know the head of the department director.t a person who helps his artist, in principle, not only in concert activities. i even household here's guys. yes, very similar. shura has more from sasha from boris, too. he worked, seryozha also knows a lot with peas, i have been with him for 15 years. that is, when even after cancer, when nobody needed it anymore, and so on, and together we went down to this pedestal, on which we have now entered, for these 15 years there was not a single relative, not a single friend who would help him fruitfully to the point that when we were lying with him, now he needed to walk, he could not. moreover, artists need to be forced or big children. i say you urgently need he's still going to do the operation, wait until he has n't fallen at all. we went to kurgan because i understood what was happening here today. well, the extended rehabilitation is big, and so on with him to play the operation was 51 days laying down with him in kurgan in the hospital, when they changed a joint for the poor. and fo

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the opposition bardeen will then ward on the leisure of the house. dag proceeding. it's going to be on monday. shabba should have likely to be the next prime minister of the country. there was overwhelming kept board for him from the other political party to read show one thing quite clear that they were to be sha bosher, dave, who will be awarded and the leader of the house on monday. but indeed, dramatic development said and focused on this is the 1st time that a prime minister has been stayed with a ward of no confidence, the prime minister remain dead. the former prime minister m ron con, remaining defined care is ready and saying that he will play to the large ball. however, the supreme court also went into an emergency meeting just before midnight to ensure that a ruling which had a knowledge, the ruling by the deputy speaker, to basically throw out the no confidence motion that sure go ahead. and then just after the stroke of midnight, d 4 d m, or handed over to the speaker of the assembly. dig it from the opposition. the p d. m. deposits on democratic lines

the all russia blows up a maternity ward look at all these poor grieving women in these maturity, women, when in reality i mean from what we're hearing now from some eye witnesses, is that they were actually asked to leave. it was emptied out and cleared out to the military, can make it a base to me. and this is so reminiscent of what we saw from hamas up from other a terrorist organizations that it's the exact same type of thing. it's set up the situation. go to a building that is vulnerable either and need out our building, whether vulnerable people or medical needs and, and make sure that there is return fire or something there so that those stories can be against you. so the public narrative can be against you. to me, this is extremely concerned specifically in a place as large as, as ukraine, where there are other buildings they could have set up at and where these women were forced to leave by the crating military. now jennifer, recently the ukranian president in his interview 2 fox news admitted alleged atrocities by the as of battalion. he added that the group is now a part of u

and then a ward of gone for darren for the new prime minister. should have the leader of the house. he was elected with 174. watch that the exact number of wards that were caused into no confidence motion against him on conduct reading cheddar many under way all his. busy door constitutionally did the president administered de or however, is reported to be on record. and therefore the chairman senate, sergeant sandrani will be administering that all the military chief diplomats from various ambitious age and attendance. so indeed, our day went, buggers on a new prime minister, mister shabba should have been chief minister of the ball for bon job robin several times. it's considered, considered to be a good administrator, but also controversial. because m ron hahn said that this is a man who had litigation of good option that did that insult or democracy. now, earlier m, ron had called all the party workers and sub borders to come out and rally across the country on sunday evening. tens of thousands of people did come out and bought the same today. dad brought the wording of the peop

richard, likely going to be the next prime minister will get dead ward of confidence. but a crush budget on all dirty d opposition may be in a euphoric mode. that is also a sense of gloom beep. many people are not happy at toward to happen because they do believe emron conran. you said that they were the foreign transparency to out them, so it will be important to see how many people come out. ukraine's president of a lot. m, as in, as he says, he spoken to the german chancellor about imposing more sanctions on russia on the ground. and ukraine. officials say they were covered the bodies of 2 people from the grave and the village of priscilla, which is just outside capitol. key of the war is triggered a sergent demand for body armor for ukrainian soldiers and police up at brian reports from the v. f on the homegrown industry of protective vests. it's a long way from any front line, but these volunteers are doing what they can for that countries war effort. so the director of this company decided when the war broke out, he had to do something. but she knew i was thinkin

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cnn's clarissa ward in kharkiv for us tonight after a very close encounter with the russian practice of targeting a residential area twice. reportedly, the second time to kill emergency workers who have responded to the first attack, also cnn's kaitlan collins at the white house in brussels, cnn nick roberts, with the position now to not put sanctions on someone close to vladimir putin and reporting on two mysterious explosions in moldova to the south west, cnn phil plblack, first clarissa ward's report. >> reporter: beginning of a 24 hour shift for paramedics, aleksandra and vladimir vensel, they prepare the ambulance for the carnage that kharkiv residents confront everyday. we have two tourniquets vladimir says, aleksandra's mother stops by the dispatch center to give her daughter a hug. this is one of the most dangerous jobs. every moment together is precious. a loud stream of booms signalled the days work is beginning. that's incoming now, this ambulance worker tells us. aleksandra and vladimir answer the call. she says, the code used when someone has been wounded by shelling. th

first, this from clarissa ward. >> reporter: the town of abdivka is no stranger to war. eight years, this has been the frontline of ukraine's battle with russian-backed separatists. people here are used to shelling. they have have never experienced anything like this. a missile can be heard overhead, as emotional man approaches us. they smashed the old part of town, he says. as we talk, the artillery intensifies. i told him it's better to go home now because there's a lot of shelling and he said there's more shelling where he lives. as russia prepares a major offensive in the east, frontline towns like abdivka are getting pummelled. so you can hear constant bombardment. this is the bombshells are down here, but you can see this building is already been hit. more than 40 people are now living in what used to be a clothing store. lida and her two sons have been here for three weeks. she wants to leave but says her boys are too scared to go outside. we're afraid to stay and afraid to go, she tells us. but it's fate. whether you run or don't run. an apartment block, an icon

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. >> still to come this hour, cnn's clarissa ward and her team follow the paramedics doing incredibly dangerous work, trying to save people wounded in russia's attacks, often becoming targets themselves. >> just incredible heroism on the part of the medics. also ahead, new video of alec baldwin speaking to authorities immediately after the fatal shooting on the set of the movie "rust." text messages from the film's armorer, what she was saying about using live rounds. and elon musk poised to be the new owner of twitter, what that means for users and employees. we'll talk more up next after the break. obviously, we got termites. well, first thing is, you gotta know what they're bitin' on. hey! i told you to hire a pro. i did get a pro. an orkin pro! i got this. gotermites? don't call any pro, call the orkin pro. new prects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. pre-rinsing you

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alexey yes, tell me, please, but these gypsies who are sitting in our isolation ward.es, of course, those very troublemakers of the shopping center, and now they will linger with us for a long time. so you can pass it on to a public figure. yes, yes, borisyuk, that in the future they will not disturb the residents of the district. well, good. well done mukhtar wants to say that their capture. he also put his paws i had no doubt. so report back to me in full later. until then, work well. tell the bullfinch to be planted. she is a gypsy, a gypsy drags that she lies badly. and in this necklace, where they bought from the hands of the familiar one. and if it's not a secret, how much does it cost for 30 thousand bought? and what? no, it's just that our experts examined it, they said that these are pretty cheap things for 30 thousand. it's definitely not worth the jewel any difference. how much snow bought this thing anyway. basically, there is no difference. well , what do they suspect of stealing from me? what theft? speak say no. a necklace, like i stole one from a collea

jake ward on the race to build up america's charging infrastructure >> reporter: grant student victor tran loves his electric car. >> no oil to change, no transmission stuff, it's really nice >> reporter: the only problem is finding a charger on campus. >> i drove up to where i usually charge looks like all the spots are full it's really annoying that there's no spots. >> we'll build out the first-ever national network of 500,000 electric vehicle charging stations. >> reporter: president biden's $5 billion program hopes to create highway corridors full of them experts say with 35 million evs expected on the road by 2030, we'll need another 1.5 million charging ports, especially in cities. >> it's easy to make it accessible to just about anybody, whether you live in a single-family home or you're in a city depending on off-street parking or in an apartment. >> reporter: charge point has been making charging stations for 15 years, testing them against the elements at its lab in san jose how does it work >> take your phone hold it up to the station. >> reporter: its ceo says its worldwid

in addition, did the unknown criminal know exactly which ward fedor was being kept for a long time?clusion suggested itself: the attack was committed by one of the staff, or one of the patients. but how did he do it? maybe fyodor petrovich knows the criminal who made such an inept attempt, maybe natalya's killer unfortunately, there was no good for a long time. he was confused in words , he was not able to get an intelligible story from him, to say nothing of the other inhabitants of the clinic. to find an intruder among napoleon, the kings of the pharaohs and even inanimate objects, the task is impossible for the doctor, they say, their jobs did not tirelessly leave the peace of the patients. sergei morozov in the seventy-fourth year, an investigator of the investigative group of the moscow city prosecutor's office, which means that someone from the street could well have gotten into the hospital. this is extremely complicated the investigation, meanwhile small. masha found out that grandfather almost died. he asked his stepfather what happened, and then everything was on fire with

working as a midwife, i had to go off sick, because i couldn't manage the ward work.its for planned operations. i'm proud to say we don't have any patients who are now waiting more than two years, and our ambition now is to work on those patients waiting more than a year, and we want to get that down to zero as quickly as possible, and hopefully by the end of this year. it is a significant challenge. in coventry, there are covid patients in wards like this — nearly as many as during the peak of the omicron surge over the winter. most are here because they have other conditions, but that still creates challenges for staff in the hospital. covid infections in the community are falling, according to the latest survey, but nhs staff know the virus, along with many other pressures, won't go away. hugh pym, bbc news, coventry. the parents of a black man shot when stopped by the police in the us state of michigan say they fled congo's civil unrest, only to discover �*genocide' in america. patrick lyoya, who was 26, was killed in the city of grand rapids. video released by th

wait and all mukhtar me today, too, dragged to the isolation ward.use of the sandwiches. has anisin been taking rabbits all this time? yes, you are going to fall. see what it's like. i brought you. and come in. let's please, fly, well done. you watch the microwave where you rested. hey young man. come here help is needed. what kind of help? yes, and i can’t get the wheelbarrow out of the basement. and i see you, let's go strong. will you help? let's not help. let's show. so what are you doing? open and the police will open for you you'll know how to microwave you eat an alcoholic. what are you allowing yourself? this is my microwave. rather, you cook leftovers, yes, from the garbage heap. yes, i'm with the police. you open it, i'll show you your id, look for a fool, sit, sit, get used to it, just at that time i was walking through the park to work. well, i didn’t take it much for a bully yelling. give me the phone. under our very noses, but he refused to introduce himself, and they found the keys to the car with him. well, they began to break through

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well, professor wiseman ward. and also attorney wiseman ward.someone who children attend public schools like they all do, who's raising your kids in the mission with her very talkative husband who cares deeply about immigrant rights and dedicated her career to supporting immigrant families through legal channels. the resources, a professor at stanford who's responsible for the immigrant rights clinic there that helps educate even the next generation of attorneys to fight to support immigrants in this country and her thorough knowledge and understanding of the educational system and her understanding of what many parents told me were important to them especially for those parents who may not speak english and the need to have someone who understands their challenges, who's willing to listen and communicate in their language. it's critically important as someone who speaks fluid french. that's me. who speaks fluent spanish. i wanted to make sure those families were not left out of a void in this system. and so i feel really good because, again, it

and sweeping up areas that had been their offices, their wards. things of that sort.o, i think, you know, just kind of, these attacks happened. they expect them at this point. and right away, they start to clean up. i mean, the hospital got lucky that everyone was evacuated in time. and no one was seriously injured. one woman, you know, she had come to the hospital with a heart condition. i even said to her, i can't imagine this is good for your heart, the stress of this. she said, i'm too scared to stay here at the hospital. i'd rather go home. that's where that becomes heartbreaking even a hospital becomes, you know, unsafe. it's a place that ukrainians expect to be targeted. they're afraid to be there even if they need to be there for their health. >> there's something in your reporting was very similar to what richard engel had from bucha. you reported on the experiences of ukrainians living around the villages of mykolaiv, where russians were, they were asking them where the nazis live. i don't know whether this is something they're trying to get at. or whether t

we will pronounce by blood on march 7, 1978 in the maternity ward of the pozhvinsky district hospitala difference, in 15 minutes two girls were born. tanya and veronika rimma pavlovna always she suspected that someone else's child was given to her in the maternity hospital, veronica, fair, curly and blue-eyed, was noticeably different from the whole family. she was so calm, balanced at school. they always said. in general, they said that you don’t look like you, probably, on the contrary, the russian makes me, and only my husband was not in the mood for jokes. he accused the woman of treason, and then left the family later, rome herself found her neighbor. according to the ward and the dna test confirmed the substitution 40 years later, two families through the court demanded to recover 36 million rubles from the hospital. but in as a result, we received a much smaller amount random when we had already won, we filed a lawsuit, and through the court our customs hospital was punished, we received compensation for a million 40 years of separation did their job. rimma never managed to bec

you help the wards of the vera foundation, the income of channel one and other partners who have joinede directed to charity . so right now on channel one denouement of intrigue. who this year is recognized as the best voice of the country among children, we look together. ladies and gentlemen, good evening live on channel one, the main vocal project of the country voice children is the final. today we met in order to once again see the best and of the best children. my name is dmitry nagiev later host agata muceniece good evening everyone. so we got to the most important thing a lot passed, but the most interesting thing awaits us ahead of the nine best vocalists of the season, three in each team compete for the title of champion. in the first stage, each of the finalists will perform one solo composition, the one who gets the most votes from the audience will go further to the superfinal in the second one based on the results of these performances and the winner of the project will be chosen to choose the best voice of the country in the category of children dear viewers. to do this,

how many women were in the ward that day, there were only two women in the ward, i was sure no one wasich village i don’t know that they were born with a girl or a boy. i didn't know either, but here's the woman you saw in the delivery room. she was with you, then in the same room. i don't know, i can't lie. i ca n’t, they discharged you on time, everything is in order. they didn’t detain, of course, all the same relatives, they probably gathered look into someone's eyes, whom they wear, they didn't think, it seems, if not, it doesn't look like at all it's all the same a child, there is a child, a little sister and that's it. and when everyone started talking, which is not very similar to you. when 14:13 years old, she was a beautiful, very beautiful girl grew up, she was a very lively girl and the most beautiful i had was this and the neighbors. they said it wasn't from your husband. it's like that. i was so totally nervous. there was even such a case that to take mine , at least believe it, he says, at least don’t believe it, you either worked up, he says, that is, they suspected you

now, please, leave the ward, of course, goodbye tomorrow. what kind of people is not good to take someone else's? of course good. my old man said that you left, that you bastard lied. nadya to stand to confess to confess in two days the second car was ruined so no one did anything. well, yes, great. let's have no other choice. mikhalych's hands are now being interrogated by the investigator in the prosecutor's office, without him they will bury the whole misha for a minute about the hero of the day. thank you for your help leonid andreevich come on. big money promised. that's all for now, tell me. because of such nonsense , so much blood, count. well , what's your piece of jewelry? pass it on to whoever needs it. sometimes i thank konstantin semyonovich . did you immediately take away? have you decided to leave? yes hello you can hello you to me. i'm maxim zharov, looking for me, the duty officer sent me here. oh, you know, captain zharov is currently on a mission. we have agreed. but, unfortunately, operational work does not allow accurate

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and big hospitals in england — covid wards and big hospitals in england who were saying, this is madnessgland who were saying, this is madness, the test or taking way too lon- madness, the test or taking way too long to _ madness, the test or taking way too long to come back. so we are sending pennie back— long to come back. so we are sending people back into the care home system — people back into the care home system to— people back into the care home system to even if they initially had a negative — system to even if they initially had a negative task, they've been in hospital— a negative task, they've been in hospital for so long they almost certainly — hospital for so long they almost certainly give it to someone else or picked _ certainly give it to someone else or picked it_ certainly give it to someone else or picked it un — certainly give it to someone else or picked it up. 20,000 people died as a result_ picked it up. 20,000 people died as a result of— picked it up. 20,000 people died as a result of these often asymptomatic patients, _ a result of these often asymptomatic patie