Taste of Their Drone Medicine

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News, Daily News, Politics

4.5 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 May 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Two drones come down near the Kremlin, prompting finger-pointing between Russia and Ukraine. Authorities capture a suspect in the shooting at an Atlanta medical center. And ABC News investigates years-long waitlists for housing subsidies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Crypto doesn't sleep, so neither do we.
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0:18.9	Crypto trading involves risk of loss.
0:21.1	It's Thursday, May 4.
0:24.4	Did you crane just try to bring the war to Putin's house?
0:27.7	You start here.
0:31.3	Russia says Ukraine sent two drones to attack the Kremlin.
0:35.1	We don't attack Putin or Moscow.
0:40.0	But Ukraine says this is Russia trying to bomb itself.
0:43.2	A gunman opens fire at a medical center in Atlanta.
0:46.3	The people who work in this office came to work, expecting to go home.
0:50.4	These are people who help people save lives.
0:52.8	A suspect is in custody.
0:54.3	People take you to the scene, and affordable housing is supposed to help people in need.
0:58.1	They're putting their names on these lists and just hoping to be called.
1:02.1	But what you don't pay in rent, you might pay in time.
1:07.1	From ABC News, this is Start Here.
1:09.6	I'm Brad Milky.
1:20.6	This is supposed to be a moment where Russia is launching a big offensive on Ukraine.
1:24.9	Heavy air strikes.
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