to the shelling. this is my land he says. i won t leave. but the fighting echoes through the fog. i as russians begin in control of solid, at north of here. the fighting seems to be intensifying. one local resident told us, whereas before, murders were flying over their heads. now, it is bullets. soldiers prepare trenches inside the city. new defensive positions if the russians push forward. there will be sandbags with wood on top says and three firing positions on the ever so slightly safer western side of the city. a makeshift marksman offers the basics with no electricity or running water. commerce is conducted in the
control part of it. there are fighting going on and troops have been pulled back. now the worry is that once they re firmly in russian hands that the danger could go south. lost souls wondered the streets, those that can t leave won t leave or have given up caring. he pays no heat to the shelling. i won t leave. the fight being echos through
souls wander the streets, those who can t leave, won t leave, or have given up caring. i put some food on the fire, i chopped some wood, and decided to go out for some fresh air. this is my land, he says. i won t leave. the fighting echoes through the fog. as the russians seem to be gaining control of soledar north of here, in bakhmut the fighting seems to be intensifying. one local resident told us, where before motortars were flyg over their heads, now it s bullets. soldiers prepare trenches inside the city, new defensive positions if the russians push forward.
we meet. listen. there were a few things that i wanted to be really clear about when we decided to make this book. one of those things is that we wanted to push as far away as possible the idea of the white savior. we didn t want to quit and rashad to meet and then suddenly there is this kumbaya moment. there is this moment we re all as well with the world and they shake hands and walk off into the sunset. because that is not actual reality and we do not respect young people too much to tie something up in that way. the other thing that is even more, important though, is a want to drive home the point that you do not need to actually know a person to care about their well-being. it should not matter that you don t leave it missouri to really care about what happened to mike brown. it shouldn t matter that may never actually touch you or your doorstep, for you to be concerned about the welfare of your brothers and sisters of color in this world.
you are willing to put up with a lot of grime and crime when you are young. as you get older, somehow you either are trapped and you think i can t leave here or you get out. a lot of people in new york say i can t leave. everything is here. well, there are other things other places. dana: interesting in japan if they allow more people to work from home. japan doesn t allow any immigration into their country and they need to deal with it. that s a very fascinating topic and a happy new year to you. your wife and beautiful two girls and dog and everybody. good to see you. bill: the house set to reconvene after failing to elect a speaker in historic fashion. can republicans break the log jam? we are oaf about to find out. nationwide crime wave putting a burden on police and hospitals. why emergency rooms in particular are sounding the alarm.