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We need to offer humanitarian go goods, everything that we can give to our local people. >> how about the safety of the local people? because i have spoke in ukraine to ukrainian local leaders who said that humanitarian corridors, apartment buildings, hospitals deliberately targeted by russian forces are your aid stations and supply lines targeted by the russian military? >> it's very difficult to talk about safety when you live in a country where every day, you are under the bomb attack. also unfortunately, russian soldiers wish all commitments and humanitarian corridors when we try to help k...

With stinger missiles. so, what you are probably going to see is the -- the wounded that do get back are -- are in really bad shape, and somehow were prioritized. but what i am going to suggest, anderson, is -- i hate to bring it down to these gory details but medical professionals in the military actually calculate the number of wounded soldiers versus killed soldiers on a conventional battlefield like this. if you can get a wounded soldier back to the aid stations, you -- they have a 20% chance of dying and a 80% chance of living. the russians are not getting soldiers back, so the wounds to ...

Being the strongest storm to ever hit Mindanao in the past decade,Typhoon Odette affected the lives of an estimated 16 million people in six regions, a vast majority of which are living below the poverty line, according to the Philippine Red Cross (PRC). PRC said that the typhoon left about 2.4

Just 25 miles north of where they began in top choula over the weekend. >> they have been walking for three days, a new migrant caravan 3,000 strong from all over the world. central america, south america, haiti, cuba, africa, refusing to be deterred by the mexican national guard. >> we tried to stop them on the first day. they are determined on making it to the united states the situation in my country is tough momentarily. it's time to go back to the united states. >> griff: but the journey is hard on foot in 90-degree heat. women with small babies, children in strollers, some even wheelchai...

Know that your runners were in trouble? mean, that this weather would just kind of sweep through? i moan that's not too unusual. i ski out in park city and sometimes the weather can change on a dime, but then something indicated to you all that these changes were not only abrupt but dangerous and you needed to, you know, kick into action so what happened? >> so, you know, part of our plan with this race is we've been putting it together for just over two years was knowing that the elements can change at any time, and the first thing that we did was we constructed our aid stations. we had six o...