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postponed because of the strike. hi. can i ask you... elsewhere in the hospital, natalia, who is a matron, checks and patients, with anne, a consultant, helping with cover on the strike day. i have theatres that were cancelled today, that patients that were operated on yesterday were seen straightaway this morning. they are doing well. although we have had to cancel a lot of our planned care, our a&e is operating as normal. the trust boss says getting consultants to do extra shift isn't straightforward, and he is worried about the months ahead. this has been the most difficult strike to cover so far, and i think if we see this going on further, it will become more difficult to find the cover, and i think if we get into the real busyness of went with our emergency pathways, we could have a problem. no ifs, no buts! with picket lines outside hospitals in england, the prospect of talks to resolve the dispute looks remote. but a 9% on average pay award,
patrol. the move is reminiscent of the trump administration policy that separated some families for years. back in new york city, natalia and maksim subbotina from russia are seeking political asylum. have you slept? >> no. i can't sleep in this situation. it's not safe for me, for him. >> reporter: to cut down on illegal border crossings, the biden administration barred asylum claims from those who don't first seek refuge in other countries. but a district judge ruled against it and let the higher court intervenes, officials need to stop that policy starting next week. norah? >> norah: meg oliver, thank you. now to flash flooding concerns. missouri and illinois are under a flood watch. funder storms could drop more than half a foot of rain in a matter of hours tonight. and there are heat alerts to tell you about it, impacting more than 75 million americans across the gulf coast. texas is still broiling, with the new record highs expected
the death toll has risen over the last few minutes to six. president zelenskyy says it is the work of two ballistic missiles from russia. nick paton walsh is in zaporizhzhia, and the fear is that there is a lot more injured or kill in this attack. >> yes, it is a possibility certainly. and within the rubble, the rescue teams are working as fast as they can, and we are now at a more advanced stage of the day, and the death toll is rising to six, and the more startling element is 75 injured which is a staggering number, and reflection of the apartment block where one of the missile attacks targets. at one of the neighboring apartment block, natalia says that her husband was knocked off of his feet by the shock wave, and the daughter was in the
during the second impeachment trial of donald trump which essentially made him a prosecutor of that particular impeachment case. congressman, good to see you, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you about something that is not included in that, allegedly natalia letter. we have not seen the target letter, we have heard about it. one of the things that is not included is a criminal referral that you all made, at least the january six committee made to indict donald trump for assisting or backing up and insurrection. that does not seem to be at play here. tell me your thoughts on that, is it disappointing to you that it's not, assuming what we know today. because anything can happen. >> thank you elie for your question. what accident is doing is not only put out all the primes that don't count may have committed, but to build proof that beyond a reasonable doubt in court.
"i spoke to my relative before i buried her daughter and before she died," natalia says. "she was at the hospital. she told me, it's not your fault. it's just random. i'm just happy she forgave me and her son forgave me, and my soul is come." she'd love to go someplace safer but promised her relative she'd look after the pets. more days risking russia's ugly roulette. nic robertson, cnn, eastern ukraine. northern italy is under warning for more heavy rainfall on saturday, adding more misery to the already flooded region where more than a dozen people have been killed. a live report from rome after the break. got my fico® score, raised it instantly, i even found new ways to save. all right here. free. and fast. see all you can do with the free experiaian app.
olena, a 52-year-old nurse, and lisa, a 16-year-old schoolgirl, both terribly burned. mother and daughter died days later in hospital. natalia, a close relative, escaped through a window. "i'm left alone. i buried everybody," she says. her last memories of her in-laws cannot be unseen. "i heard a thunderous explosion, then a firestorm. they were running out. windows were shattering, glass flying. their feet were sticking to the floor because the floor was on fire." they couldn't save them, she says. what she could save were the pets. the cats come running out as she takes us back to the house. you can see the whiskers on the cat there are all burned back. she is struggling with survivor's guilt.
lot of hispanics are following a lot of conservative voices coming to the forefront. >> ainsley: are republicans doing enough to get the hispanic vote? >> i agree, republicans have to come out to the hood, it is assumed it is democratic, that is something a lot of people tell me, i wish they would come. hispanics are not homogenous, we continue to be conservative, family values and stuff and gop has to come to the hood and the communities, something the democrats have taken for granted. >> ainsley: talk about issues important to you, start on the front. natalia, what is affecting you most now? >> free speech, censorship, what we saw as parents and public school parents when we stood up for children, we were called