london ambulance service has treated a64 london ambulance service has treated a 64 patients and taken to six hospitals across london including major trauma centres at king s couege major trauma centres at king s college and st mary ‘s and paddington. i can also confirm that a further ten patients have presented themselves to hospitals across london. our thoughts are clearly with everyone who has been affected by this tragic set of circumstances. we continue to have large members of staff including paramedics and advanced paramedics and specialist trauma teams from the london ambulance along with hazardous area response teams that are specially trained and carried specialist equipment such as the use of breathing apparatus to support oui’ of breathing apparatus to support our colleagues in london fire brigade and the ongoing management of the situation. as my colleague the commissionerfor the of the situation. as my colleague the commissioner for the london of the situatio
Firefighters couldn t get to their jobs and now affecting first responders from saving their lives. thank you for your time this morning. thank you, ashley. todd: good luck slashing tires in southie, that will not work out well for the tire slashers. ashley: president biden getting pushback over this head-turning claim. president biden: there is no such thing as someone else s child, no such thing as someone else s child. our nation s children are all our children. ashley: excuse me? what do you think about that? we will show you the best responses. todd: you can change my children then, joe. we are expecting president biden to officially launch his 2024 presidential campaign today as support is tanking with even democratic supporters. jim will crunch the numbers. hi, jim.
yes we had a fire, and we had a death, the question of how the two of those items were going to come together we re not quite the actually years later. the police, as they often do, began by interviewing s soon to be ex-husband, paul novak. what happened in the interview as far as the questions they asked you, how they treated you? they asked me about catherine s whereabouts, if they she had anywhere friends at the time, who would be in the house, and utilities in the house that would ve had a problem, things like that. the interview was routine, but the investigation was not. firefighters couldn t figure out what ignited the blaze. they checked the wiring, the appliances, the pellet stove, the propane tanks, nothing conclusive. but then, things changed. the da brought in a specialist, a forensic pathologist to do a second autopsy a few days later. and the results this time told us different story.
Benjamin hall in kyiv with the latest on the attack at the nuclear power plant. benjamin. right, good morning. the real concern over this attack, as it is europe s largest nuclear station. yesterday they were fighting to control it. russian tanks moved in and shells were fired in the station took a direct hit. a fire broke out i couldn t be put up because of the fighting, firefighters couldn t get close to it. that fire is now out but come as you say, the russians control this nuclear power station. the fire has been extinguished, but it s concern is what might happen next, what they intend to do with that. there are reports that chechen fighters are layering that power station with mines. you heard president zelenskyy that if there is something that happened there there could be a disaster that dwarfs chernobyl. to all the people that know chernobyl, who know how much grief the explosion at the power
Still trapped and we don t know if they are alive. we hope they are. firefighters couldn t get to the scene because of constant russian shelling. we know russia continues to shell cities like kharkiv and the general assumption is nowhere in ukraine is safe from russian air strikes. so where do people go if nowhere is safe? well, that s the biggest issue now because men from 18 to 60 can t get out of the country, so there s nowhere to go for those men that are trying to flee the war, who are trying to take their family somewhere safe, and that s the biggest goal that s the achievement that russia is trying to show