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Because when they had the location of my town, i would take the kids and we will go shopping and figure out which one movie. we would decide there at blockbuster which went to take home and watch. my wife would be like hey, take that back. sandy, you have heard of this trend where people decorate their basements like blockbuster locations and at the end of the day, they go down to the basement and go through the dhs and find a movie and watch in their basement just like the olden days. >> absolu...

Is. we venture from these saver areas and go closer and closer to the front line. the villages that are right at the front line or right around the front line, a lot of them are effectively ghost towns with 1500, 2,000 people living in them, hardly any people at all. its difficult to know how many people there are because theyre generally living underground in the basements to stay out of the rage and out of sight of incoming russian artillery which comes all day, all night at a rate of every 30...

And thats whato s supposed to happen. we went to the grand canyonkids with our kids.ou >> you kicked them intoo th the grand canyon, right. grand why didnt like do i recognize you from forensic files? yeahe you fr, up next, a mother who tossed her child to the grand canyon. former news anchor patty ann. da >> hello. whats that guys name? wh i dont know.t but if youre going to killname >> if youre going to kill somebody, you got to go to a more remote park. >> yeah, ive done the research by so bu...

Faces. .,. . but they wont show their faces. ., ., . faces. the local force will defend belgorod - faces. the local force will defend belgorod region l faces. the local force will defend belgorod region if faces. the local force will - defend belgorod region if there is an attack on russia. but we will carry out any task we are given in any town, anywhere in the world. in given in any town, anywhere in the world-— the world. in the city of belgorod _ the world. in the city of belgorod a _ the ...

And so we just give them some gift and you will see the boom. yes, here. it was our grenade. it is time for us to move now that the drone is back and the grenade is dropped. we cannot stay in this location for more than two or three minutes because there is a risk we will be targeted here. inside bakhmut, few dare to venture out. it feels like a city on borrowed time. but some still survive here in their basements, in the depths of war. in this darkness we find a bright spark, seven—year—old...

And you will see the boom. yes, here. it was our grenade. it is time for us to move now that the drone is back and the grenade has been dropped. we cant stay in this location for more than two or three minutes because there is a risk that we will be targeted here. inside bakhmut, few dare to venture out. it feels like a city on borrowed time. but some still survive here in their basements, in the depths of war. in this darkness we find a bright spark, 7—year—old anna. she lives with her moth...

Near the syrian border. the earthquake is worse than the war because it came suddenly. we were sleeping and it happened suddenly. whereas when there is a war, you know it in advance, you hide in basements, mountains or deserts. the earthquake surprised us, we were not able to run or do anything. we just got out. "why cant we go home? because all the houses are shaking. it shook again the other day, we had no choice but to leave. we have become homeless. we are all here. what can we do? melinda y...

Through the bab—al—hawa crossing. and people really need help. according to state media, the quake has forced more than 298,000 people to leave their homes. theyre lighting fires amid the rubble simply to stay warm, overnight temperatures are below freezing in northern syria. and across the border in turkey, many of the 3.6 million syrian refugees who fled to escape the war in syria have found themselves homeless again. these syrians are sheltering in a mosque in the city of diyar—bakir ne...

Inside bakhmut, few dare to venture out. it feels like a city on borrowed time. but some still survive here in their basements, in the depths of war. in this darkness we find a bright spark, seven—year—old anna. she lives with her mother, grandfather, two cats and a dog. she is happy to see a familiar face. pavlo from the white angels, ukrainian police team. anna knows how to spring a trap. it can bite, she says.

Dared to venture out. it feels like a city on borrowed time. but some still survive here in their basements. in the depths of war. in this darkness, we find a bright spark. seven—year—old anna. she lives with her mother, grandfather, two caps, and a dog called muscat. she is happy to see a familiar face. pablo from the white angels, our ukrainian police team. anna knows how to spring a trap. it can bite, she says. i sit in the cellar almost