— transferring those who need it to the wards. ~ ., ., _, the wards.in in the morning — the wards. we are often coming in in the morning with _ the wards. we are often coming in in the morning with 25 _ the wards. we are often coming in in the morning with 25 to _ the wards. we are often coming in in the morning with 25 to 35 _ the wards. we are often coming in in the morning with 25 to 35 patients i the morning with 25 to 35 patients waiting for a bed.— waiting for a bed. they say there are no longer— waiting for a bed. they say there are no longer seasonal _ waiting for a bed. they say there i are no longer seasonal differences. there would be a winter and summer in hospitals, and that is something we haven't seen for many years. covid and the heatwave just make it even worse. i have been at this hospital for even worse. i have been at this hospitalfor 16 even worse. i have been at this hospital for 16 years even worse. i have been at this hospitalfor 16 years and even worse. i have been at this hospital for 16 years and i have never seen it as busy

here are the wards, this time the wards flew into the 27th, here i had russian doctors.already come under this case. but then, at least not into the wards, but from the other side , it flew, but this time the wards in the entire department, so it’s scary what to do. they understand what those who shoot from the side that is here , including everything is finished, that they are there understand? i don't know, well zelensky is happy that now uh long distances. now american weapons. can shoot them early in the colony recovering, both the khazians and the soldiers of the armed forces lie under guard on the top floor, hitting the roof will be fatal, but kiev does not stop it. here, uh, ukrainian prisoners in what conditions? we were cured and given away for an exchange, then they cover us there and say that we fed them bad soup on the water, that they immediately switched to the ukrainian language, that they would recover and go to war again. well, this is what i saw in the video videos. of course, they didn't tell us that. thank you, thank you feed. according to the norms w

today at 14:55 on the channel, russia as a result of the attack on the yelenovka isolation wards, where the electric power was reduced, 53 people were killed by azov prisoners - this is the latest data. vsu, of course, denied reuters their involvement in this shelling and all ukrainian propaganda. the media claims that russia fired on itself again. let's see one such fake fragment. russian nonhumans now they are shelling the places where our prisoners were held, including the gap steel, footage of the detention center near elena appeared in the donbas cinema where ukrainian military convocations are being held in large numbers on it. isolation ward workers. as you can see the stream, no one is spared. you can say so, good russia will not be good. russia will not be good. yes, russia needs to be destroyed otherwise there will be no way this news. we will update there are more horrible videos so you look at the scale and at what time i ask you to understand, this is a war that will not end until then. as long as the last russian remains alive, astana will be alive to the russians. this mu

the father asked to transfer yaroslav to his ward. go. come on.id of your father that i did not think about you at all. today again distinguished himself first sounded the alarm. insisted on a repetition, in fact, it was not katya who suggested the tests, but envy is not good. to i think this glass the other day the light bulb burned out. it just exploded that everything i did not even feel, it was so intended. that we are accustomed to the role of a goat in the garden. i don't see anyone in the area. yes, i see there is someone. hello, about the certificate. be long time no see, so you're not the only one. i just need a job. i'm a good nurse. you yourself have seen the sister if you have a fake certificate. oh who's there? i am a resuscitator, for example, it means, and even more so you can not work as a sister to a person to introduce. how did you rush to save me from a bunny. a very good guy. just not as nimble as ekaterina vanka. you guessed it first, come on. well, if anything, you want me to tell him there to cover when necessary on the hook

well then, at least not into the wards, but from the other side, it flew, but this time the wards inrtment, so it’s scary what you will do, of course, those who shoot from that i don’t know, but zelensky is happy that now, uh, there are long distances. now american weapons. it may be too early to shoot them in the colony, they are cured, both the azovites and the soldiers of the armed forces lie under guard on the top floor, hitting the roof will be fatal, but kiev does not stop it. tell me how they are kept here, uh, ukrainian prisoners in what conditions? they cured us for an exchange , and then they put us there, they say that we fed them badly juice on the water, that they immediately switched to the ukrainian language, that they will recover and go to war again. well, this is what i saw in the video videos. of course, they didn't tell us that. thank you, thank you ukrainian prisoners are fed. according to the norms, without making any distinctions, the hippocratic oath of the sacred jaw also heals, and one such tongue was thrown out by us . he began to even slowly then swallow a

the residents, the respondents said that it is best for them to live and stay in such an equipped wardand 65% of the staff noted that residents have become more sociable active, but most importantly, they began to smile more often, and in old people's smiles are priceless, this is what can prolong their lives, and with the support of our governor last year. we have equipped nine houses with such a system; this year we are connecting five more. uh, as soon as we finish the social sphere, we will try to deal with the healthcare sector and , for example, equipping the e-ward for postoperative care. today it is an innovation. uh, and tomorrow may be a new standard, so vladimir vladimirovich we ask you and colleagues from the regions to support our initiative and these questions are about creating a new a standard that would recommend e, the ministry of labor of the regions and their mobility institutions in the face of boarding schools to introduce such a smart home system. uh, let's try together to extend the life of the elderly and make sev's stay in boarding schools more comfortable and

commissioner ward and alexander. thank you. thank you for the documents. and i guess -- it is now 10. . 45 and i will focus and be articulate this sort of pig i backings off and i would appreciate if we can change our perspective, which is yes the mop toring is important but not because we owe it to the state because we owe it to our black students. i see the numbers. they are dus gusting. and even worse they are not surprising we know what the system has and continues to do with our black students and you mentioned all kids must be represented. yes and i look at the numbers we had 7% of african-american students to begin with this it is we are piggybacks off of vice president boggess this is school district but much more it is looking where are our families going why are folks being pushed out the district does not control that the extent we support and do efrngs we need to for the community that has been typically marginalized and pushed to the side lines and frequently voice taken away and i whatever we do to move out of the cyclode work i appreciate yo

center turned out to be a pyromaniac; cctv cameras recorded how he set fire to the curtain in the ward. in the end. four people died in the terrible fire. the court sent incendiaries for 15 years. to the colony strict regime to investigate now and the causes of the fire in the metropolitan narcological clinic , a criminal case was initiated under two articles at once, and violation of fire safety requirements and causing death by negligence. the forty-year-old general director was detained, who entered before he simply fully admitted his guilt and explained that there were no fire extinguishing equipment in the wards, provided for by fire safety requirements. why was the clinic with such complex and unpredictable patients not equipped with the necessary fire means to be clarified investigation daniil sukhoruchko anton usikyan pavel varbuzov vesti duty unit vladimir putin signed a decree on new appointments to the ministry of internal affairs of the federal penitentiary service according to the documents , the lieutenant general of the internal service became deputy minister of internal

. ~ , , . ., , , wards. weekend, people were topping up their tans. weekend, people were topping up theirtans. but weekend, people were topping up their tans. but by monday and some parts of the uk, it could be 10 degrees hotter than today. on the advice is to stay out of the sun. and forecasters say all this is something we are going to have to get used to. something we are going to have to get used to— get used to. scientists believe we are going to _ get used to. scientists believe we are going to see more _ get used to. scientists believe we i are going to see more extreme heat and potentially for a longer period of time. we are 10% more likely now to see extreme heat as a result of climate change and man—made influence. 50 climate change and man-made influence. climate change and man-made influence-— climate change and man-made influence. , influence. so the next few days could see _ influence. so the next few days could see records _ influence. so the next few days could see records broken - influence.

. fist of where we are able to increase bed capacity on the wards.— capacity on the wards.end, _ capacity on the wards. at this well street this weekend, people - capacity on the wards. at this well street this weekend, people were | street this weekend, people were topping up their tans, but by monday and some parts of the uk, it could be 10 degrees hotter than today and the advice is to stay out of the sun. —— at this welsh beach. and forecasters say this is something we will have to get used to. scientists believe now that we are going to see more extreme heat, and potentially for a longer period of time. we're10% more likely now to see extreme heat as a result of climate change and man—made influence. so the next few days could see records broken and written's weather move into uncharted waters, but scientists say extreme temperatures in the summer are already becoming the new normal. and the heatwave in southern europe is intensifying, with wildfires forcing thousands of people to flee towns and villages. a number of people have already died, and temperatures are predi

one of those homes belonged to andrea and steve ward. this house, you see the photos, the site of their wedding just a few weeks ago. that we were last at this property on friday. they snapped this picture of the house after grabbing a few belongings and evacuating. they made it out safely, thankfully, but spent the day not knowing if their house even stood. on saturday, steve ward found this clip from nbc news on youtube. it confirmed what the couple had feared. their home was gone. let's take a look at what the property looks like at this day the couple was able to return home to the property with an nbc news crew on sunday, a few days ago. while almost everything is gone, a few reminders of their wedding, including a window, are still stating. such an emotional journey. joining us now is andrea and steve ward. first of all, thank you for your time. sorry for having to show you some of those clips of video. congratulations on your wedding. i am sure this is not how you tended to spend your honeymoon. how are you both doing right now? >

it centers on a statuette by john quincy adams ward, you might recognize the statuette from its larger than life-size version that stands in central park at the south and of the mall. is an elegant sculpture it contains these gorgeous textural contrast that you can see here between the two sides of the hide and the figure is posture evokes that of the ancient greek sculpture the borghese gladiator. it's defined by this strong diagonal and long stride. but this celebration of a young and free roaming indigenous hunter was completely at odds with the reality of the indigenous situation in the mid 19th century when the united states was brutally subjugating indigenous people through violence forced assimilation and land displacement and that's really the purpose of the larger vignette to contextualize and complicate the statue wards romanticized hunter is set against a map of the us reservation system. and in conversation with a painting of the new england pilgrims who appear in this installation to be walking across the continent to be walking across the map armed with rifles and bibles

i'm not talking about tough things, when we find out that there the wards are illegally locked up innters for some kind of offense. this is the picture today in all, without exception , psycho-neurological boarding schools in the country, but it was the nizhny novgorod ones who were not afraid to show everything as it is and begin to change openly. we do not hesitate to show that something is wrong with us with the help of public organizations. uh, trying to fix this fnx. unfortunately, uh, did such a semi regime enterprise. if you want to take a walk. you don't ask permission every time. we removed it all. now they can be on the internet around the clock, in my opinion. the most important thing is the volunteers. what is it needed for? here they will show you to chat, of course, to communicate, they come because you friends need a volunteer. lisa is engaged in music and sees how every day she opens up. more and more. and they also appeared here on the basis of the boarding school . first training apartments wards learn how to cook food to serve themselves independently and dream tha

here are the wards, this time the wards flew into the 27th, here i had russian doctors.case. well then, at least not to the wards, but from the other side , it flew, but this time the wards are all over the department, so it’s scary what you will do, of course, they understand those who shoot from the side that is here, including, right? the bastards are all finished, what they understand there, i don’t know, but zelensky is happy that now, uh, long distances. now american weapons. they need to be faster, they are still being treated in the colony, both the azovites and the soldiers on the top floor will be fatal if they hit the roof, but this does not stop kiev, how are the ukrainian prisoners kept here, in what conditions? we cured them for an exchange, and then they cover us there, they say that we fed them bad soup on the water, that they immediately switched to the ukrainian language, that they would recover and go to war again, but this is what i saw in the video. of course, they didn't tell us that. thank you, thank you, food. according to the norms, without makin

he went over to ukraine in the early stages of the ward to help i the early stages of the ward to helpal was also captured at the same time. we know that they were working with an informal group through facebook that was based in the uk to help evacuate individuals and children, women that were deemed to be allowed to come to the uk. and, what we do know before the capture was one of these groups gave them a location in the name of children and there was an upper russian region within the russian territory that we know that paul and devin were captured around the point going into the territory and detained on the 20 for the april. 2s, detained on the 20 for the april. a german officer it was going to assassinate senior politicians as part of a far right plot to bring down the government and the democratic system. he created this and he said that he hoped immigrants would be blamed for the killing. i'm going to be back at dateline london and will have some weather before that, but first of all, we're going to the bbc sport centre where we can join austin. hello to you, austin. busy day

daniel ward middle where you are the sellers dinner done on the ceiling open. the destruction shows where the ukrainian army fired from moustache monument or tele, of shape, or the shannon solutions. dana to just so put awards software that she would me plus is my personal or a delineate which admittedly through the school phone, so forth. so was the other student social studies. so really one machine working. she missed the show of the full hour wash and that comes with full from both of those but sufficiently to reach somebody to know what other with me as i can if you took me of the girls here at joking too. that's also a good sign. national say no media since go by the court. so for the position, i believe it does anybody need c e and looks good. i got the with what's the size him new york, formerly thought to put all of that on that i played here who's got, well, we students that was the day by laying down. it shouldn't be a few that you're going to grab with that kind of language. because you bundle with huge things to percentage with bronchitis, his teac

it also states that trans women should be placed in women's wards, even if they retain their male sex organs, and warns that misidentification of sex can lead to deep, offending leadership. also instructs clinicians to remember that trans men may have different psychological reactions to pregnancy than cis women. and what to consider when developing a birth plan, the president of the royal college of obstetricians and gynecologists, dr edward morris, says this is an important guide to improve the care and experience of transgender and multi-gender people seeking obstetric and gynecological services. unfortunately, transgender and gender are different people. they are said to often feel that they are being judged by the health service, which can become an obstacle for them when it comes to accessing life-saving care, and we health professionals have a role to play in making them feel heard and recognized already feel recognized. the main lover of dressing up as a woman in the ukrainian government.

now i'll is gary ward that i was dead corrupt prisoners. later the, the people of she lanka has not been given what they deserve, which is peace and all a peace of mind. and the basic necessities being meant there was high security around the parliamentary complex as became a singer, took on his new role. his office said he wants to form a unity government to manage the turmoil. the new president is a familiar face and sri lanka. having served 6 times as prime minister, which in sri lanka is the deputy to the president. he was sworn in and signed himself on as the elected head of state. though in this case, it was parliament we'll elected him. amidst the country's turmoil, the grandma single election had been greeted by yet another surge of protests and colombo, from the same movement, had pushed out his predecessor as d. w. corresponded when you're a chaudhry explains why dick, for the past you did that be saw been done, it took over as the prime minister of the country and as the acting president after beds and go to baggage bucks are des

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donetsk people's republic, according to available data, by the ukrainian side to shell the isolation ward where members of the battalion are kept. azov, shells of the american hymars multiple launch rocket system were used. we arrived for inspection from the incident, as during the shelling on july 208, 2022 at 12 o'clock there was a direct hit by a projectile. you uh, from the military formations of ukraine in the barracks where the prisoners of war lived managed to provide assistance right on the spot to dozens of militants. they were sent, and doctors are now fighting for their lives in various medical institutions. now the colony continues to work as usual now there are some restoration measures. it is worth saying that the employees of the elena ska colony worked quickly and immediately began to extinguish the fire. well, just a few minutes ago, a blow was struck on the leninsky prospekt of the city of donetsk to save the wounded, they are hit from large-caliber guns, and there are victims among the civilian population. there are also dead today the shelling is going on. both petrovs

she says the descent of the umbilical cord was removed from her faster in the maternity ward.ut on a night dress, she did not have time to put on her other hand. she grabbed it casually. my heart already sank right and dragged her and it was hard hard. eh, the belly, as they say, is higher than the nose, she dragged her carelessly, like a cow to the slaughter. okay, i didn’t say anything, i went out on the porch, i stood on the porch, i was worried, i was baptized so that everything would go fine. we brought her to the maternity hospital on time department. everything happened in time for her. she 's fine. passed the whole pregnancy on november 28th. she became pregnant on the 28th and gave birth on june exactly 36 weeks passed. after 10.15 minutes, the midwife came out, she said, you had a dead girl. she did not say how she appeared and disappeared, neither height, nor weight, nothing, nor even the corpse of the child was shown. i was in shock, i didn't know what to do. where should i go, what will i do in the future. i was in complete confusion. and the doctors told you. why

as expected, she will be transferred to a regular ward.ren on the playground was caught by a surveillance camera. according to preliminary data, the primate was kept in a cage nearby. he escaped from the owners during the repair of the enclosure, the prosecutor's office is checking. that's all for now, be with us , the program will continue on channel one. kind morning. good morning dear friends. let's celebrate the new day together it's friday. all the more pleasant on july 22. by the way, did you notice. it’s worth going out somewhere in nature, as it immediately improves, the mood wears off and somehow , in general, the head thinks better. that's why it happens. after all, there must be some scientific explanation for it. our correspondent dmitry kuzmin tried to find it and conducted an interesting experiment. an experiment, where does it work better in the office or in nature, the physiologist philip glyubov conducts for three volunteers test for concentration first proofreading test in the office. you will need to choose a tube in thi

well thank god no one was there at that moment the patients in his ward were suffering from anxiety disorders after the shelling of their condition. may get worse to ascertain, the head of the department to people. i had to overcome a lot of stress and go down to the basements and hide there until everything subsided, there was panic, we had a department of effective disorders. it is an anxiety depressive condition in humans. naturally. these people. they were horrified by what was happening. well, that is, now some additional treatment will have to be done. prescribe somehow unambiguously many conditions begin to worsen after such a shelling, the patient returned to the wards, then the doctors counted the number, two of them were injured - this is her nurse for the case with a fragment and the visitor also helped him. and here is what the patients themselves say about what happened. everyone who managed to dive, if you look at the map of donetsk, it becomes clear today, perhaps, everywhere in the city is restless. yes, you can, please, in addition to residential areas, the donetsk oil depot

and you don't have to do anything special, firstly, put a bug in the ward in case we just need to holdand, well, it can be something else you need to be at the right time in the right place. for an overtime allowance, if it's technical, then that's it , and if you mean it, relax will do it to my people. you just need to insure them. yes, i don’t do much, they give you all the money for a reason. and i don't want to at all inform your boss about your part-time jobs. in general, i posted security here and here. well, the truth is, how long they will last in the event of a second attack is unknown, therefore. all hope is in you. and what does aleksandrovich say? maybe but with difficulty i see, i see that he knows who ordered it, but is silent, why should he be silent? because she doesn't trust you, maybe she doesn't trust you, or she's afraid. so now, talking to a friend, you need to take the mayor out of the hospital in a quiet way and where to take him away. there are only wild enemies around. what are you bell's body we why are we here? in general, listen to me here. i have one quiet

alekseevich hello further down the ward arkady laboratory assistant of course, here is the ward by thedow. mass highway children's hospital quarantined all lead to us take the woman away multiple fractures large blood loss, got acquainted with your track record. get your phone in order. it is he who is worth his plate. what happened to the race she can't breathe the top is broken? facial lie still, please, everything will be fine. quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, everything is fine, the captain's bony girl needs to be suffocated in the x-ray. upper respiratory tract this is a konik kit. take it. everything will be fine here. ivan karlovich the situation continues to fall due to a fracture damaged map can not see. facial ax as close to the top edge as possible, that is of the wrong cartilage, a horizontal incision is made under the adam's apple . i broke something again. yes , the fact of the matter is that you again violated something. and what i violated, i had a choice, a choice is always an option, firstly. you ruined my dinner plans. and secondly, how did it happen there?

cnn's clarissa ward joins us live from mogadishu.eople are the ripple effects we have been talk being and you are seeing them firsthand. >> reporter: that's right, brianna. i mean, somalia is no stranger to hunger, there was a famine here in 2011 that killed a quarter of a million people, there was another near famine in 2017 but the international community and the government of somalia were able to come together to avert a catastrophe, but now somalia is basically in the eye of what is sort of a perfect storm, four failed rainy seasons, the economic fallout of the covid-19 pandemic and now the impact of russia's invasion of ukraine is really threatening to push this country over the ed edge. >> and tell us, clarissa -- >> reporter: on the edge of a camp just outside somalia's capital mohammed shows us the frsh graves of those who have died here. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: there are 30 she says in total, victims of this country's record drought. as the camp administrator mohammed is tasked with burying the dead. from that corne

jake ward has this report >> reporter: steph black began using period tracking apps in high school >>eticulously tracking what is happening to me and my body >> reporter: when roe versus wade came under threat, social media exploded with warnings about them, with women fearing their digital activity could be used against them >> if i lived in a state where abortion was actively being criminalized, i would not use a period tracker. >> reporter: at leas 1,300 women have been investigated, detained or arrested for their pregnancy outcomes since 2006 increasingly, phones provide the evidence purvi patel, charged in 2015 with illegally taking abortion pills had her text messages used in court. prosecutors used latice fisher's web searches to pursue charges against he after a late stillbirth in 2017 the case was later dropped. now, privacy experts are worried about apps >> people should secure their devices secure their communications and secure their browsing history. >> reporter: many free apps sell information about the users to data brokers some companies are pivoting the creators of fl

jake ward now on the frantic effort in washington to keep this country competitive. >> reporter: tonight, congress is racing against the clock. >> we must act as soon as we can to make sure we bring chip manufacturing back to america because our nation's security depends on it. >> reporter: the chips act would pour $52 billion into the technology that we use for practically everything, keeping our refrigerators cold, our cars on the road and our military connected. right now only 12% of those crucial chips are made in america, down from 37% in 1990. the government of taiwan has spent billions to dominate the global market and now controls 66% of it the ceo of intel, america's largest chipmaker, is demanding the u.s. government help domestic suppliers catch up >> do not go home for august recess until you have passed the chips act. >> reporter: there is bipartisan support in congress including from fiscal conservatives. >> it's about national security right now we have total reliance upon chips coming from asia. >> reporter: with the august recess approaching, congress is expected to take

jake ward has the brand new photos into galaxies >> reporter: you are looking deeper into space than any human ever has new images from the $10 billion james webb space telescope revealed today shows stars being born stars dying and galaxies dying so intimately they will soon merge last year as nasa was packing up to launch, the project manager was still sweating the scope's details. >> we have about 323 point items. >> a single thing that could go wrong and ruin it. >> right >> reporter: but it worked james webb now has its array out. >> reporter: today, along with scientists from the 14 partner countries that contributed to the telescope, he is celebrating. >> now it's like -- >> reporter: the telescope is in position right now about a million miles away from us and it is held there by the simultaneous gravity of both the sun and the earth. plus, it's capturing images many times larger and more detailed than its predecessor hubble if hubble established black holes, could webb establish livable planets? >> yeah. i think that's what -- what you just said, livable planets, planets tha

well, comparably more on the sy fi say, nash, a police ward. yeah. all right. need minez on diet such in like actual while the eeoc else dies with russia maintenance to motivate the mayor of 90, both city is restoring them to can somebody other her daughter who also often i tried to, i said i'm good enough and i'm that are supposed to be more still to to is it so, but you didn't need to most of tomorrow to give you that us yet. oh, i could, i drive you to not annoy bill. not clone, universe are set on you saw was kids don't need to match with a mix of mountain and see. air is 90 boy is a balkan health resort known throughout europe. driving up to an altitude of 1500 meters, milon can pass the situation in russia with what serbia went through. the other. the other said, i'm nice. they got in a little jacket that i spoke with in a particular a credit grade casado craner name. almost because hippa, they're all on the quote you most are not to a manager, missouri, bruce, you, marquise who i'm with latino likely to view middle school. not a bit logo, boise, though.

i have long known the person among the two wards, too, they are not. maybe some vagrants, probably. they are poachers. vit da sveta hello. understood? good? i will soon. all for now. the guy came himself. who needs to poison the fish, and you are sure that it is being poisoned no, these barrels from the missing school, supposedly a solarium and a drug addict guy. the guy said that they were hired to throw some barrels into the sea. one of them fell. well the contents were broken we were on it. who says the leader's cousin's name i do not remember. the barrels had a biohazard label . so this poison was not simple. where did they come from tomorrow to talk to him so that he would take me with him. listen, the guy didn't say. leshenka home it's scary to go alone today. well, of course, i will. what am i talking about then. i'll go yes, of course. in general, it is not clear. so far, something is happening there on purpose , someone poisons the plant so that the waste is disposed of. do you know what you thought? why open your business? yes , you already bought katya. any history will g

has been detained in the near future he will be charged that there were no fire extinguishers in the wards alexander karpov with details. the tragic consequences of fires often in the narcological clinic in chersky passage, one patient died , three more died; there are many people there. you know, there were 15 of these fire trucks on the fact of a fire, a criminal case was initiated on causing death by negligence and violation of fire safety requirements, resulting in negligence. the death of a man was discovered about two years ago right across the street from schools, which immediately raised questions about the legality of such a neighborhood literally 30 meters from the gates of drug treatment clinics. the school is located, and right under the gates of the clinic we find such lovely surprises in a bag. as they say with a substance of green color. i'm still talking with my husband, - he says - it's strange, why did officials ask such questions to the school and why to the clinic opposite the school ? child or not? hope it didn't catch fire shortly after midnight. it's strange how anyo

another one was born in the same maternity ward.ix children were lying here for two or three days, but they are so tiny. they are a little more than a kilogram. there was one triplet. one mother is coming from this side. another mother with on this side, viktoria bazarna, a neonatologist , together with her colleagues, helped bring out babies , they are born small, especially before birth, they may not scream right away, but in this time of war, for some reason, they all screamed, she was born and immediately gives voice, the voice of life , they treated such heaters and these the children were warmed with the help of heating pads, the women even warmed them with their own bodies i made a mixture for them and the mixture was cooled, well , immediately in cold milk drink what to do, how to warm it up, i took a candle, a candle and heated it bottles so that somehow they would be warm so that it would be good for them to buy them at all and there was no language back then, they cooked food on the fire near the delivery man, well, he we

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take him to the ward, lock him in the cell no, please. this, not the camera, you got the wrong one. if he's that claustrophobic, he wouldn't go for the kill. eugene don't worry, we just want to talk to you. why just a formal procedure. there is no choice to defend you, either you go with us, or we will use force. moron irina anatol i told you every day, quietly, you represent the security service. irina it's your job to control the situation. do you have for there are still all the possibilities of this, even a psychologist in the group, so henceforth, do not make me doubt your professionalism. i want to follow shumsky to the fullest. what is it like to live in fear for your loved ones. let her know that her actions have consequences for everything. come on, say it out loud. you think? yes, you are to blame. do you know how many of these i see every day? yes, if i could babysit everyone. terrible day, and you think that eugene is capable? musophobia you, apparently, his father took him away as a child bee they or in the cellar. in additio

with a stroke, and today he is already moving around the ward. i'm still talking a little.for me to talk, but uh, my legs are fine. the first city hospital is equipped with modern equipment, thanks to which all types of high-tech surgical interventions are performed in the surgical departments using ultrasound, laser technology and 3d navigation masturbation video systems. work together to come to you e not isolated. so to speak, the heart with three coronary arteries. legs on thin legs. a man who is 63 years old, who has a heartache, a backache, comes into my office. that's it. you must bring to some denominator today pervaya gradskaya leader not only in the field of practical medicine. this is the largest research center in europe, a young orthopedist, artyom leysko worked for a long time in clinics in hamburg, but decided to return from germany to russia and here he managed to patent the created joint ventures. with colleagues, medical know-how is primarily bleeding. this was done with a large incision on the abdomen and the installation of meter-long wipes, we came up w

haymars multiple launch rocket launcher ammunition were found at the site of the yelenivka isolation ward, which was shelled the night before, where ukrainian prisoners were kept. the russian defense ministry called the shelling targeted bloody provocations from the kyiv regime. according to the head of the dpr, denis pushilin, and its goal was the destruction of prisoners, for now. they did not begin to testify, according to the latest data, 53 people out of 193 prisoners died from the scene, our special correspondent stanislav information stand at the entrance to the bars where the ukrainian azov militants were kept at the time of the ukrainian artillery attack, there were 193 prisoners inside the building here, the wife was leaving the barak body, dead militants, the staff of the colony, tried to give them first aid immediately after the explosion, moreover, the staff, even before the arrival of rescuers, tried to localize the fire that had arisen. uh, the shell hit the roof of the building, detonation occurred. well, and this, by the location of the bodies of the dead, it is clear tha

killing 40 and wounding 75 ukrainian prisoners of war, in addition eight employees of the isolation wardeived injuries of varying severity, at present a large number of ukrainian servicemen voluntarily lay down their arms knowing that the humane treatment of prisoners of war on the russian side of this provocation was committed in order to intimidate ukrainian servicemen and prevent surrender , the circumstances of the provocation are being investigated to the statements of the official representative of the ministry of defense mayogashenkov general. we will be back. our special correspondent stanislav beren wald, he is in direct contact with us stanislav welcomed, according to the dpr ministry of information, the hit of shells in the prison building was not accidental, it turns out that you created aiming at your own. hello, there really is information that they were aiming at the corps , directly aiming, indeed the gap fell clearly into the roof, the detonation occurred inside a huge number of bodies of the dead are now located directly in the corps where they were kept, prisoners of w

that provides the basis for warding off infection logo. you can definitely say that people who go to the sound more regularly, fewer infection, so 19 feeney gotten sick. the hum, going to the sauna once a week is good for your heart. in fact, the act as to studio the latest finish study shows that going to the sound a 2 or 3 times a week, further cost the risk of cardiac related death pushed out in the why doesn't our muscles relax and the warmth. so, using the sauna after exercise can be especially good, but sometimes it's better to skip the sauna if you have a cold, for example. the extreme temperature changes can further weak in your body. it's a myth that the santa can help you get rid of a cold, or warded off miss will. you shouldn't visit the santa with inflammatory skin conditions with acute vein as conditions like deep vein thrombosis. or if you have inflammatory changes to the vein assistant blight, this means as teams done. how can it be increased blood flow can make varicose veins and thread veins worse here. it's advisable to s

not know that we were going to go there somewhere now, they did not fire on us a little in the same wardther soldier in a position, restrained the onslaught of the occupiers, and in an instant, mina flew away for a long time. my brothers and volodymyr were saved, and they still held that position in the donetsk direction. радиостанцию ​​мощный миномотный и обстрел и радой имен имне fell into our trench. there were two of us. i was the only one . civilians were also saved in this hospital. volodymyr, a 70-year-old builder from the bakhmut district, together with his neighbors, sat in the basement of his five-story building under fire for three weeks. well, an apartment named after udarny they threw me out of the corridor onto the platform, well, i fell out, well, there was smoke, i thought the apartment had once been there, well, i started shouting that it was smaller. with a broken right leg and a tattered left, they provided everyone who could in several hospitals in donetsk region with volodymyr's wound, they couldn't help him, there were no means, so he was sent to dnipro . he doesn't

it's a myth that the sauna can help you get rid of a cold or warded off. it was like, you shouldn't visit the santa with inflammatory skin conditions with acute vein as conditions like deep vein thrombosis. or if you have inflammatory changes to the vein assistant blight, this means as teams done. how can is the increased blood flow can make varicose veins and thread veins worse here, it's advisable to sit on the lowest bench and what your feet up to. the important thing with the sauna is to do it right. mm hm. as far as duration is concerned in a finish santa $2.00 to $3.00 sessions from 8 to 15 minutes each are fine to try to lie down and relax. sit up for a while before leaving to boost your circulation again. funny, straight to cold water is vital for achieving that vascular workout for san ago. as with low blood pressure, the cold stimulus is also helpful for getting moving. again, rest is also essential. after each session, you should rest for at least twice the time that you spent in the sauna and drink plenty mainly water or diluted fruit juice to

clarissa ward shows us how that impact is being felt, ahead. >>> former prime minister shinzo abe isto be fighting for his life at this hour after being shot hirl giv while givin campaign speech. he is listed in critical condition. the gunman was tackled by security personnel, he reportedly used a homemade gun. local fire officials tell cnn that abe was in a state of cardiopulmonary arrest. and the prime minister says that he is undergoing treatment. >>> and ukrainian forces are fighting back russian forces. this is video of ukrainian troops firing at russian positions at thursday, ukraine says that russia is stepping up artillery strikes in the donetsk region with dozens of towns coming under fire. and russian infantry are advancing in the region, but about 45% of donetsk is still in ukrainian hands. and down south, ukraine has raised its flag over the snake island after russian troops pulled out last week. russian president putin now says that russia will fight the war to the bitter end. but he is blaming the west for it. >>> meanwhile ukraine slammed turkey's decision to release a

of the first channel campaign with the whole world, and together we managed to raise funds for the wardsstream is now rostik with a diagnosis of autism, who has experienced an ischemic stroke. liza that gosh optic nerve trophy who has neurosis and underdeveloped encounters will be able to take a course rehabilitation in an inclusive center we have fun walking together we are looking for an individual path for a child, it is impossible to knock out some kind of setting for everyone, yes, the structure of the lesson, so that we have a program, and we are right here purely on paper. we're busy no child will go according to plan. and therefore, of course, we always adapt to the whole team of this psychologist and physical education coach, and the art therapist and speech pathologist such an integrated approach gives results when i say, give me a leg to change her clothes, let's say for juice or a boot. she gives you a knife. she began to clean up after herself, finally, if before she constantly scattered everything. now she's just cleaning up after herself . and it is very important for us t