HGTV Star David Bromstad Spotted in Bangor, Maine
Host of HGTV's My Lottery Dream Home David Bromstad shared photos and details about his visit to Bangor, Maine recently.
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Host of HGTV's My Lottery Dream Home David Bromstad shared photos and details about his visit to Bangor, Maine recently.
Blast, it was so close, and he's got several shrapnel wounds. bits have lodged in his leg, and he needs surgery. there's little that can be done on the road side. but one of our team does what he can. and shrapnel appears to have punctured hus -- his lung. he say he is finding it hard to breathe. targeting paramedics is a war crime. he leaves to try to get to a hospital with this parting message for the world. >> our country needs your help. good luck. >> nearby, multiple remains of cluster bomb rocket, independent experts including the investigative group have identified them as cluster munit...
He says he's finding it hard to breathe. targeting of civilians, and non combatants like medics is a war crime. he leaves to try to get to a hospital. with this parting message for the world. >> our country needs your help, good luck. nearby are multiple remains of cluster bomb rockets. independent experts, including the investigative group bellingcat have identified them as clustered munitions, been used by both sides in this war. the angle suggest that these have been fired from russian positions. the united nations is investigating the use of cluster bombs as war crimes. there are constant ...
Targeted. when paramedic asked us for help, but he is yuriy, and he told us the bridge crossing point has been shelled, 15 minutes earlier. now, he is wounded. he has been deaf and by the blast, it was so close, and he's got several shrapnel wounds. bits have lodged in his leg, and he needs surgery. there is little that can be done on the roadside, but one of our team does when he can. where? from >> british. >> and shrapnel appears to have punctured his lung. he says he's finding it hard to breathe. targeting of civilians, and non combatants like medics is a war crime. he leaves to try to get...
Daybreak the following morning and they are trying to work out how to get aid in and the civilians out. the last route is closed and still being targeted. one paramedic asked us for help. he tells us that the bridge crossing point where he was waiting to help casualties has been shelled 15 minutes earlier. now he is wounded. he has been deafened by the blast it was so close and he has several shrapnel wounds. bits have lodged in his leg and he needs surgery. there is little that can be done on the roadside, but one of our team does what he can. and shrapnel appears to have punctured his lung. ...