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>> it is important to remember we did earn a conviction. years ago officers werent held accountable for these kind of things. nobody would have been charged at all. now in these cases that, you know, there is equal justice for everyone who does this conduct and two years is a substantial sentence. it is not what we asked for but it is not a slap on the wrist. it is a substantial amount of time. she will never be a police officer, never able to own a firearm. she will always carry the stigma of b...

Population centers despite the massive offensive from three major axis across the country. we decided to make the drive where you saw that "new york times" footage of the babies who also sought refuge in a makeshift shelter. people are trying to find solace with each other and safety, and we spoke with people in the metro stop near where we were and heres what they had to tell us. >> translator: everyone will be traumatized after this. the children will be most traumatized. >> i have fear about ...

We must all be clear what the risks of miscalculation could be and how existential that could very quickly become when people miscalculate and things escalate unnecessarily. and here is why. ukraine might have held a parade for nato forces last summer, but it is not yet a member. it wants to join but that will not happen while there is a risk of importing conflict into the alliance and that could take years to resolve. but look at how far and wide nato reaches, and the fear is that if nato force...

Into the alliance and that could take years to resolve. but look at how far and wide nato reaches, and the fear is that if nato forces joined the fight in ukraine, then war could spread across the whole continent. an attack on one member of nato is an attack on all members of nato. the president has been clear that we will defend every inch of nato territory. i think that is the most powerful deterrent against president putin going beyond ukraine. but that may be of little solace to the many tho...

Week. many seek solace in the church with their faith, a rock upon which they build a defiance and a will to win this war to as clive murray has been finding out. ordinary people in an extraordinary war. in kyiv a van load of old tires becomes a tank trap to snare russian troops. bottles for petrol—bombs and wood for the fires as the volunteer defenders of ukraine wait for the enemy. translation: what you see here is a peoples _ attempt to self—organise. we wont let this scum into our land. ...

Kube that some of the fiercest fighting is happening right outside of karkiev. theres so many scared people trying to seek solace and refuge. >> its understandable. stay safe in that metro and well get back to you and please get back to us if anything changes. joining us is congressman seth moulton of massachusetts, who served four tours in the military. thank you for joining us. >> this is the biggest action since world war ii. the most important thing that

Invasion. and now they are facing one. people that ive been speaking to are saying that they are wondering what to do. they do not know if they should just stay in their homes. that is what the government is advising them to do in this city. or if they should hit the road. and try to head east. you saw images of an exodus going out of the capital of kyiv. its a little bit safer to go into kyiv to hit the road because youre trying to go east. here, if you go east you are crossing the country. a c...

Does sound truly amazing, it is the open dialogue foundation, it is crowdfunded as well. good luck with everything going forward with this crisis, 1 million refugees now fleeing ukraine, half of them going to poland. for the millions remaining and ukraine seeking solace in the church with their faith upon which they have built the defiance and will to win this war. ordinary people in an extraordinary war. bottles for petrol—bombs, wood for the fires as the volunteer defenders of ukraine wait f...

Families that this is the money -- the money -- the importance of the money is the importance of the impact this could have on change. so, its difficult. >> that point that the purpose of this lawsuit offered some solace in grief is an important caveat to all of this, right? but i do want to talk a little bit, though, about the strategy. >> sure. >> because you helped represent these families over several years. at one point, last july, remington offered $33 million to settle this lawsuit. and t...

Deceased courtroom during a trial has an enormous effect. i tried homicides in brooklyn, new york, for ten years and it makes a huge difference when you have the family there because youre showing these jurors that, yes, you cant talk to the jurors but you see the family members that this person were talking about that died had a family. this person is human. this person has loved ones. this person and his family are looking at you to hold the person accountable and give them some form of solace...