in the meantime, you will communicate with anna yes, just discuss how you can equip it. , home and in other countries. it seems to have been from someone's list. yes, i have girls. today i am you i will teach you how to cook pike perch in a salt shell, and we will also prepare a delicious super salad. i have a small amount of salt. well, as i understand it, that 10 kg is three, but about that i should have guessed. i want to add spices so that we have a beautiful shell, i have poppy seeds and pink pepper here. uh-huh , add a few egg whites directly to the salt here so that the shell does not just fall apart during the baking time. a little water in consistency should turn out like sleet. you are mixing. i want to tell you about zander. what a beautiful handsome, what are we going to do with him? yes, it’s nothing usual that when you start to clean the fish, yes, all this scatters throughout the apartment, scales, we are with you a question. look gutted. yeah, and we'll bake the whole thing. and after he bakes. let's just remove this scale from it and we will eat and rejoi

well, yes, it turns out so anna, do you see the resemblance? not with my brother, no. m no tamara you are sure that you gave birth to a daughter, which you left in the maternity hospital precisely from father victor, of course. is anna ivashchenko really the same vika that tamara anistratova gave birth to and abandoned in the maternity hospital in the village of chertkovo 33 years ago, a genetic examination will give an answer to this question immediately after the advertisement. learn to hear beauty, to sound in unison with it, finding harmony my name is oleg i am an alcoholic in my life as bandits. then call the fighters as a loader. pack it up. well, you give it a try, then at the construction site. now i am teaching carpentry to children, are you the son of a general? so it’s definitely your sister tatyana vladimirovna who wanted to be sent under the ice. you need to cut off oxygen through your channels forever. stop anonymous detective premier i have a warrant today. i am ordered to deliver you to the line of hate cops at 20:00 on ntv country of talents premiere on

the first was anna was the first yes anna was the first, and your version of eugene well, in my opinione, perhaps some kind of parking format for a-a vehicles. and for example, children's bicycles occupy the main square of the city with parking, not always great, but let's check, maybe there is parking on the scoreboard. no, not the first miss. yes alexandra what can be on the main square of the city in summer? maybe i have a feeling that the people who answered this question. they imagined some european cities. here, judging by that , there are quite a lot of answers there, but here are some of them, but not always yes alexandra maybe it’s exactly something that should be, and not someone i don’t know, people could answer differently. so what? who is so interested about someone, maybe there, and some animators are workers in the entertainment industry. here are the people with whom you can take pictures, but they can’t just walk around the square or they can offer to take a picture with them, for example, let’s see, there is such an answer on the scoreboard, but returning to your boars

, tamara, according to you , it was you who gave birth to anna 33 years ago. yeselope. alleged daughter anna ivashchenko alleged mother tamara anistratova anna the likelihood that tamara is your mother, who at birth named you victoria anna makes up the search for the biological mother is over, they did not regret that they decided to find out the secret of their birth no. but i found out the whole truth and bro. let it be like this, but the truth will eventually cool down somehow, it can be meaningful. maybe change our minds? and now he is, what to say no to tamara? to my mother just thanks for raising me like i wanted to know family ties, what kind of parents does she have? well, i explained it to her, because in the maternity hospital they told me that the mother is there, that the mother, that the father of drunks can i thank line for what she raised, just an amazing girl. thank you very much. i shouldn't have listened to my husband. you are sure that you gave birth to anna from your husband and i never cheated on him. he stood his ground, he didn’t give a damn

anna: yes, when it comes to impact of sanctions, if we also compare u.k.sus the eurozone in terms of energy dependence, the u.k. is less exposed to the risk of energy rationing. however the rest of the world does get affected by the price tag. as you mentioned, the cost-of-living crisis is on top of the policymakers' agenda both from the boe perspective and also the treasury perspective. in that case it is a tricky situation and we do expect to see some announcements from rishi sunak later today to address this cost-of-living crisis. dani: how hampered is the boe in terms of tightening policy? they have inflationary issues on their hands, you have the fed that is turning really aggressive to fight this inflation. how does the boe straddle this line? anna: i think it is important to distinguish between the different starting points of the fed and the boe in the sense that we are starting to work out of the u.s., the u.s. seems to be more shielded from the impact of the ongoing geopolitical tensions. the u.s. is one of the major oil producers in terms of pro

yes. how did your life develop after you brought anna home. oh, it's gorgeous. i dreamed so. neighbors or relatives, that you adopted a daughter. yes even it's the most my parents were gone. and the mother-in-law didn’t even know, and then she came to us and saw her and says this and that, or says, mom. yes, i just didn’t tell you, i didn’t want to upset you. here it is you will start to say that well, i was already 44 years old when i took it. well, and he and he is 50 is the most scolding more that we are you already at the age of that? why is she? it? what are you, son? what are you, yes, what good fellows you are, she was in her fourth year we came here, my mother's sister lived here, and she behaves very badly felt. she no longer walked. she gave us a gift to me, a gift to me, all houses and an apartment, and we moved here. well, it was still connected with the fear that bolt

commander rejep pasha, i know where they were already looking for, following in the footsteps of anna and alyosha yesoman, both fugitive slaves of the great sultan, will be remembered in the cities of the ottoman empire. will the locals extradite anna and alyosha? your savior is my best friend. i'm looking for him, where he can get away from the chase for alyosha is not only a matter of personal freedom. he must convey important information to boris godonov himself. russia, the great porto is on the verge of war.

before the ruler, the commander rejep pasha is already following in the footsteps of anna and alyosha yes, mr. a came to two men and a woman, both a fugitive fish of the great sultan, a reminder and his bride quickly spread through the cities of the ottoman empire. will the locals, my best friend, hand over anna and alyosha? i'm looking for him, where he can get away from the chase for alyosha is not only a matter of personal freedom. he must convey important information to boris godanov himself. russia's great porto is on the brink of war, how a simple cossack can affect relations between the two powers. everything will be fine together. historical drama yanyr final episodes today and tomorrow on pervomevich channel one we continue to follow everything that happens in the world on channel one there are still a lot of information and analytical programs all the latest latest news expert comments in the large information channel on channel one well , right now news. hello on the air news in the studio sergey tugushev armed formation of ukraine launched an artillery strike on the village of

i hope you're enjoying the night. >> anna, you're a hero. >> anna, will you marry me? i'm a u.s. citizen! >> yesour support, i hope your enjo the night. i can't wait to see all the pictures and videos. >> anna, we're going to bust you out! we're going to get you that u.s. visa, you just stay strong! >> stay strong, anna! >> reporter: though anna's days in the u.s. may be limited, her global reach isn't. >> she will definitely continue to do whatever she wants to do. she does have a career in pop culture ahead of her. anna sorokin definitely can make a comeback. she will figure out a way to capitalize off of this renewed attention and off of this fame, and she'll likely cash in. this seems like the perfect story for her to write a book. >> we'll be sure to continue to follow sorokin's twisted tale as it unfolds in the coming weeks. our thanks to deborah. we'll be right back. ief for your worst cold and flu symptoms. on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing aching, stuffy head best sleep with a cold... medicine. and try vicks convenience pack. wit

this is the captain of the red car, this is the olympic champion anna shcherbakova halleluy 14 lipotans yesch of our teams has real captains captains who give 100% for their teams. see what a crazy surge. now anya it seems to me, yes, nevertheless, our olympic champion also bled . she did not allow herself to relax for a second while the music was playing. and when it would seem now the red car breaks forward to an unattainable distance. do not rush to jump to conclusions. the fact is that we have said that, for example, representatives of the same team can take the first two or even three places, and then the situation. it may change fundamentally. well, let's count 10.9, let's say. the first two places will be taken by representatives of the team blue. this is 19-29 years old, 15. here they are four points chosen there for shcherbakov, so i accepted you. anya shcherbakova her fantastic performance. just tell me, please, what can you discuss so vigorously after such a performance. where did the problem happen? sorry, you can find it yourself. of course, everything is fine. tell me, please,

yes, anna alexandrovich, that's the question. here's what.is playing out how i should represent my own game, he understands it, and it is a fact that this is a difficult and very important chess game, but it cannot be finished. it can't be definitely negotiated. they lead to what we can’t suddenly stop it, we can’t stop negotiations in order not to look like the initiator in the eyes of public opinion in europe bloodshed, so let the ukrainian side continue negotiations. but these negotiations should be dragged out as much as possible, so that yesterday, in such a scandalous interview with some conditionally journalists, rather a blogger who changed russia , mr. zelensky said that he practically rejected all the points proposed to russia, except for talking about the fact that we are not ready to go. where , in fact, no one calls them, and you have not heard. excuse me. by the way, what is happening on one side note, surely these brilliant journalists. they asked a question about torture , footage has just appeared. on which fellow citizens of

yes, natalya nepryaeva. anna grohna anastasia faleeva. va natalya mikryukova and ekaterina med. yes , here is such a composition, the closest attention is olympic champion, world cup winner natalia nepryaeva, now representing the arkhangelsk region, tver skier. well, just a year ago in tyumen , natalya nepryaeva became the champion of the country in the sprint style in the line-up just on your screens. by the way , she won the previous time when she skated - it was just 4 years ago in syktyvkar. so they didn’t know that there was such a stadium, probably, and gentlemen. well, now you already, of course here. you saw the beauty of this stadium. e, where does e, the periodic championship take place, and russia in ski racing? it's very nice. here, of course, traditional traditions are big here, and in general here you understand. uh, of course, the russian championship for a skier is also the number one competition, if we are not talking about the stages of the world cup of the world championship of the olympic games. yes , the championship o

and yes i know, but no, no, but's, it's your issue stuff. it's not my business, anna, is that one? yes, it is, because i don't see myself as allah. there is no. our loan to it is what your document said. i don't care about the documents. they're not mine them. so i know it's not part of our agreement. but how can we change this? and then we have to change your name 1st, right? there's a procedure to be follow along with me to change your sex, right? we to new the whole process, soft jonah, and go on to them. sure, sure. the job. take them up the stove, they're done that they need a bit longer for them. oh ah ah, i must have elton jenny with abilene. i've never worked with cars before, but then it's done, but i'm working here now to beef up my body. a flint hey a hailey man. this isn't really my kind of job. any my la, i'm not strong enough but the a with did because it takes muscles i spoke to you. i carry around things that way more than i do up there in can a lot. i'd like all kinds of car parts and even engines on it. and i wouldn't have been able to handle that before, but i can

anna, can you hear me? >> yes. >> sorry. i couldn't hear you. i apologize. you are not in odesa, but what can you tell me about the expectation of what is to come? >> [ inaudible ] we do our best and it seems -- it seems all members are in different regions. we have the opportunity to collect and transmit one moment and then an accumulation of the enemy's equipment, and so to the media, we ask to collect documents for war crimes and explain how to do this in a safe and correct way, and transfer it to the prosecutor general office. this means that we expect that we should still fight and we hope that we will win. we are establishing horizontal in direction with other motivations, and there's humanitarian aid, and there's information with the russians, some of the group is working in that area. they ask about advice of how we can help and [ inaudible ] ukraine has united. we need support from our western partners. we are on the fight, on the wire, and we still need weapons. the ukraine government asked for help with the weapons and we understand the western pa

yes, of the hospital. >> her husband had gone ahead with their other child. she stayed so that anna could continue to receive medical care. there were less and less doctors attending us. less and less treatments and more and more going to the shelter. yes, so we decided to go to lviv. we escaped by train. >> what is your future? what is anna's future? >> our future -- so everything will be okay, definitely, ukraine will win. >> there are so many children of this war. like young alexander showing me his teddy bear, and his language skills. >> how are you? who is your teddy bear? >> i'm fine. >> i'm not sure if he heard or comprehended the weight of what his mom told me. >> i go in poland. >> do you know where you will live? >> no. >> it is also achingly sad. they have escaped the chaos and war and the missiles. but now they face the chaos of escape from their home country. most of them, their lives surrounded in uncertainty. tonight, the un refugee agency reports 1. 7 million ukrainians have no crossed into central europe. of that number, unicef now believes 1 million of them are chi

yes, of the hospital. >> zoya filapova's husband had gone ahead with their other child, zoya staying so that anna could continueo receive medical care. >> there were less and less doctors attending us, less and less treatment and more and more going to the shelter. yeah so we decided to go to lviv we escaped by train. >> what is your future what is anna's future now? >> our future, so everything will be okay definitely. ukraine will win >> there are so many children of this war, like young alexander showing me his teddy bear and his language skills. >> hi, how are you who's your teddy bear? >> i'm fine. >> i'm not sure if he heard or comprehended the weight of what his mom told me. >> i go in poland. >> going to poland do you know where you will live? >> no. >> it is all so achingly sad they have escaped the chaos of war, the bombs and the missiles and now they face chaos of escape from their home country most of them, their lives surrounded in uncertainty. tonight the u.n. refugee agency reports 1.7 million ukrainians have now crossed into central europe of that number, unicef now believes a million of them ar

yes. leopold chenier wigan. its ah grace. if william, seated with anna porter has going to pick up more than they have been yesco, thought at the theater, not the king that shall m. o clock and genuinely slow jill. look at his car now and not by suitable penelope but, and i be shaina barrenca by the disability and 3 of them throws them. if the dish does a supplies my other me than yours. he was crying about chin. you are fucked when he's showing us the wallace cocoa. my bill is utilized sir. eat by 2 eunice to please if cook with on it. when you fold, she was dead. oh can is carmel proschetti consort slideshow and he is the o. b s. like but he is really good, but on couldn't we lanyard at, but you see he particularly you though i leave for when they pretty much stress on your phone on the water, i'm usually could a less. you must be as a clue bustle, but not because carl is going to list e, she was really cool. that'll go hidden. you will i some photo. she was looking at the final part treatment roster on school or ther, blue star on your kid, that kiddi

and anna ark, my tova, all of whom were victims of stolen is m as yes. yes. and then session, there's a tendency now to ostracize everything russian luca roscoe's, what russian culture has given the world so much all immune from music to painting is real efficient. again, that gives you pick what was with retina food, and when you consider the fate of these artists, and so in the soviet union, if and czarist russia period, then you have to remember that that they very often opposed those in power. so yesterday, when, what was it sick was she against the backdrop of an escalating geopolitical situation, which threatens the very existence of his home country valentino sylvester of stands by his personal convictions in doug little horseshit. it misses his course, the world is so loud, driven by a desire to become more and more monumental could it but the origin well mani mentalism. it is unbearable to lee as much right when we want to return to quiet court in. com. uh, joshua additional t o t. there's a sense that we are sick and tired of the monumental shane it

yes, no yet. hello lyudmila this is captain gordeev, i need your help. so anna , where are you? was?n the yard was it on the river? are you an interrogation, well, dare, let's assume that smithy, isn't it too early for you to prepare for exams, daddy, i love you very much. please, my personal life. leave alone. okay? my mother and me. what is it? what kind of noise of a fight is there, that she and mitya were on the river? well, are you whitewashed? anya is a girl, a smart adult will figure it out herself. mitya is a good guy. what is well, what is there? well, look, now she will go to college, her studies will begin. there will be no time at all, life is closed. well, go for a walk. do you want to dare on the river? yes , there is one oh, vasily good day greetings listen your help is needed. what is yes, you need to do a blood dna test. well, you give, mikhalych looked, we don’t have such a thing. to do dna analysis send a request. well, yes, and in a month, if listen. well, at least you can recognize something on a shirt. well, how restless you are, man mikhalych. all right, let's

if i see an anna anonymous get a feel comment which was marlene. yes. sort of quoted on an donna's some citizens he of course he, i blooded scope. sought rob eschevsky, lie crump era on many a thought beetle. kado submit for kronsli. maria ah ah, a still photographer pull low also captured moments of great power and poignancy. his prime location was at the notorious sniper, intersection by ali, pasha mosque on marshall tito street. here he took one of the iconic pictures of the siege of sarajevo, where i was standing now was probably the most dangerous place, the entire city to stand. so when people wanted to come join the war to get into the main part of the city, they had to cross this intersection. and the only way you could do that was the sprint for your life. otherwise you would have been killed. so i showed some exactly this position because i was protected from the snipers in the hills. if i move forward just a couple of centimeters that i could have been shot with from here, i was protected by the the term and by this role. and i could stay her

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yes. answerer. >> reporter: before the war, anna was a political science major.what do they need most? >> just being with them is the most important. >> reporter: david, the head of the orphanage tells me she has no plans to move these kids again. she says they've been through too much. what they need now is stability. she said, if the russians do start shelling here, her plan is just to take them into the bomb shelter. david? >> can not forget the children. matt gutman, thank you. i'm david muir. i'll see you announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> proposition 47 has been an extra in a success in california. >> prop 47 has been an absolute disaster for public safety in california. it's not much at event exaggeration to say the point of this bill is to make crime illegal again. >> the battle over prop 47 and the new bill that could overturn it. >> and gas prices hitting record levels and it's having more than in effect on your car. >> there are new developments in the case that has intensified the rift be

athletes of the blue team are approaching, the blue are fighting yes 62-62 and there are only two performances ahead maya khromykh and annaathletes representing different teams, but one coaching group will still perform as part of a short program at the first channel cup. loves spectators and we hope that those spectators who will now see her live in the stands in saransk will also love the program, which the skater herself likes very much. so for the blue team, the final starting number for the first time today. lord such a viscous, enveloping music is taken as the basis of the work that is the musical accompaniment of the short program of my frames and maya rides like in condensed milk, if you allow such a comparison, but at the same time she rides beautifully rides exactly rides clearly and unconditionally will help his team fight for the championship for the first channel cup. get out of here, really, well done today, you were especially beautiful, really, because sergey viktorovich quite right. maya, i have no questions for you at all. can i invite you to dance? to your music so today we ended our performance of our

yes , well, yes, but it's, well, eight, yes, of course, this is such a part of the camping atmosphere. well, i understand. anna summer in the warm season, maybe to dry the clothes. and it is if they were crossing, there, through some river , for example, right? let's check if there is such an answer. yes, yes, dry things this way evgenia well, maybe you don't have to cook food to warm the water, right. for example, to wash it would be logical, but it didn’t turn out to be diana , well, it’s unlikely that they would have lit a fire in order to jump over it correctly, and only in indiana should there be a continuation of this version. usually you do this sometimes, but sing through the fire to warm yourself by the fire with some part of the body. scoreboard. which text of which part to keep warm just keep warm it doesn’t matter that the warm season is not enough simply. come on, let's check there is such a version of the second. yeah, not those words olga, well, i think it's for fun. no, it's not that. there are some practical applications. true, tourists made a fire in the warm season, why do they count up to t

anna lynn? how can i store? oh, okay. the cartoon car katara beloved then yes, carrie allen, cartoon custodial and the address for me, an up up a delaware for let's e, can use it. okay, the chest krinski jolla. uvula. yeah. your us slaton store, i need ship alex with supersonic nic. other one guy or smith, 3 o candlewood pharisees, keith um, currently because we were leased k, i sure wobble from critically charged on the spot. the wall oversee you believe this month really year or do minus for her so still mosmyer plainly. you pay somebody can, we can not bring them all. are you dear? rosie faith, confusing him what we'll have to steal from green. i'm calling you prior to when years world war. but here's a will look in the issue piled to charge here receive as of course, in us privately with good as we can then yes, give you did it. but don't mean that if you can give away in my telecom alchemy chaise, if his keyboard might, there was a well, a mecca, go at any dominique as the suite super cosmetic, with, with us to lead, but global really picky rica. clearly t

yes, i immediately remembered you too. razdolnoye 10 apartments 12 true, but i don't remember your name. annam petya petr gorokhov very nice. i left this one here. he is a minor, turned out to be 15 years old in total rob, as motherhood is the motto. no, well actually he has first offence. he lost a bet to the boys at school , they consider him a botanist in the class, and then they began to tease it is weak for you to rob a person in broad daylight. here he proved his toughness. you now write a statement. a criminal case will be opened, and then the court will decide whether to put him in jail or give him a suspended sentence. so maybe you don’t need a statement of what the guy’s life is to hack? well, that's your right. no, the statement is not the case. well, i'll go home. yes, thank you. goodbye. thank you again. wait. here is my business card. call if anything. okay. bye-bye. i feel the minced chicken, it’s like show your grandma fart, i myself will talk with max from here until i smeared you up this staircase. ask someone. i also want a flying head kolobok, i definitely wanted this nigh

we are ashamed of this country on the 1st day of protests, we met anna an 18 year old at her 1st demonstration when you can. yes, no. my parents told me not to go to this demo reasonable di rosario, that was on the but i couldn't just stand by while as a war going on you mug when you wait. when you've showed up north an hour later, the demonstration was broken up. and anna was arrested, along with 2800 others. she was released after a few hours. we visited her 3 days later in the moscow suburb where she lives with her parents. she's unemployed, and would love to study linguistics abroad. the family was hoping to emigrate to the u. s. after winning green cards. but then the pandemic happened and now with the war i do love my country, the people, the culture would say, despise the government. and while i want to believe that it will get better, i find the tots to do so. and it was reason a very open minded family. her parents are also critical, the government, and they are comfortable with anna's bisexuality. there's only one strict rule in the family. the tv is only switched on to watch sports. basically, all tv

yes, what family is he from, family status? that is, who are the parents, who also works there, anna's collection, but you can offer your own version. you can use any version member, who are his parents or when acquaintance with parents? who are the parents? who are the groom's parents or when did you meet the parents? who are the parents? who are the parents? who are the parents? the answer to the question is no, 200 daughter goes to a team of friends from irkutsk and everything becomes 269, 166. listen, this is amazing. it seems to me on the fifth line. this is the question that should have arisen first, but now you won’t guess. it seems to me that something is simply the most important, it is the most important, you still do not have a version. she needs you not bad was the question, which in the first place is from strength. mom, when her daughter said that she had made an offer of the hand of the heart, did she agree correctly? also not bad, by the way, but on the fifth, but on the fifth line, this is the question. mom you love him. you, i think it's very important truth. this is very important, the whole 259 1666 is waiting.

yes, mom washes her hair. it's not the whole thing. mom is mom in parts here you need to be more careful, anna, now i can tell my mother on maternity leavemy mother constantly washes everything, she washes shoes. she washes the groceries. natalya comes to my mind that the frame was washed, the window was washed. maybe the window sill was left recently. olga you should remember everything that the participants say. ah. this is your will, let mom completely wash the apartment the whole apartment. mom mom is good. she washes the apartment is such an answer. enough choreographer on the scoreboard becomes more than 770. guess. what answer on the sixth line did one of the members of your team come up with. and this version think products. look at all him learn. who do you trust the most, and the sixth line is there we are waiting for double game double game flew. it is a real pleasure to feel the deep taste of arabica beans that revealed the aroma in the author's roasting on a full of colombian passion, the pleasure to feel columbia supreme top ten cherry raspberry jacket pink leggings, and we are in the nineties with friends. at least, becaus

anna is ukrainian. you have been in sumy for the past two weeks? yes, yes. how was it?, i left my parents in sumy... i hope i will see them another time. they couldn't come with you? they can't. my mother works as a pharmacist and my father will maybe go to the army. parts of anna's city have been wiped out. the night before she fled, an air strike killed more than 20 people. russia's bombing looks random, ruthless. so, this convoy of buses was a lifeline. it took days to agree a ceasefire to get civilians out. it very nearly collapsed. gunfire this was just as the second convoy gathered. when the shooting stopped, they sped to safety. they arrived, distressed and exhausted. a train stood ready to meet them, and nobody wanted to hang around. it's really chaotic here as people rush for the train. they're not certain that they're going to able to get on board, so they are shoving and pushing. obviously, it's been an extremely anxious couple of weeks and people here just want to get as far west as they possibly can. these students spent the last two weeks in bomb shelters.

anna is ukrainian. you have been in sumy for the past two weeks? yes, yes. how was it?my parents, i left my parents in sumy... i hope i will see them another time. they couldn't come with you? they can't. my mother works as a pharmacist and my father will maybe go to the army. parts of anna's city have been wiped out. the night before she fled, an air strike killed more than 20 people. russia's bombing looks random, ruthless. so, this convoy of buses was a lifeline. it took days to agree a ceasefire to get civilians out. it very nearly collapsed. gunfire this was just as the second convoy gathered. when the shooting stopped, they sped to safety. they arrived, distressed and exhausted. a train stood ready to meet them, and nobody wanted to hang around. it's pretty chaotic here as people rush for the train. they're not certain that they're going to able to get on board, so they are shoving and pushing. obviously, it's been an extremely anxious couple of weeks and people here just want to get as far west as they possibly can. these students spent the last two weeks in bomb

among those here, anna, her mother, and her 16 month old son. >> yes, this is my son. >> they crosseda week on the road. >> hungary people. it's very hard work that -- that is doing. >> the hungarian village has a population of 1,060 people. the deputy mayor tells me the village has taken in more than 100 ukrainians including housing families in at least 20 village homes. as we speak, another family arrives from ukraine. there is a little baby. yesterday, we took care of a five-day-old baby who came across the border the deputy mayor tells me. a five-day-old baby. victoria says when the russians invaded, she fled her home near kyiv for what she thought would be one night. a week later, she and her son just arrived in a foreign country. >> just one jacket. i think we are strong. it's country with strong people, strong nation. and that's why i don't worry but of course my heart is broken. >> reporter: she says she tried to convince her friends in russia via social media about the deadly attack their military is carrying out on her homeland. what do your russian friends say to you? >> it

anna is ukrainian. you have been in sumy for the past two weeks? yes, yes. how was it? my parents in sumy... i hope i will see them another time. they couldn't come with you? they can't. my mother works as a pharmacist and my father will maybe go to the army. parts of anna's city have been wiped out. the night before she fled, an air strike killed more than 20 people. russia's bombing looks random, ruthless. so, this convoy of buses was a lifeline. it took days to agree a ceasefire to get civilians out. it very nearly collapsed. gunfire. this was just as the second convoy gathered. when the shooting stopped, they sped to safety. they arrived, distressed and exhausted. a train stood ready to meet them, and nobody wanted to hang around. it's really chaotic here as people rush for the train. they're not certain that they're going to able to get on board, so they are shoving and pushing. obviously, it's been an extremely anxious couple of weeks and people here just want to get as far west as they possibly can. these students spent the last two weeks in bomb shelters. we've

yes. >> and her clothes. >> yeah, her clothes. >> reporter: james is american, anna, ukrainian. their family among the nearly 700,000 refugees fleeing the violence. and like so many, their exodus has been punctuated by uncertainty and air raid sirens. >> a plane flew over by very quickly and then you heard them trying to shoot it down. >> reporter: and so you're hearing anti-aircraft going out and then what did you do? >> we just rolled over, and we rolled over and laid on our baby. >> reporter: yesterday they tried to go by rail. lviv's train station was jammed with refugees, stacked tightly in those tunnels waiting to board the trains to poland and to safety. there were more trains today. mostly standing room only. just seconds ago, the final call, women and children, you can see that baby in pink being loaded on, she's being held by a border guard right now. and everywhere you see people preparing their documents. this is the most important thing they're carrying. inside, we saw this mother weeping into her hands and reaching over to embrace her daughter. they hold each other

on the 1st day of protests, we met anna an 18 year old at her 1st demonstration. when you can, yes, no, my parents told me not to go to this demo. reasonable die was that? oh, that was on the but i couldn't just stand by wild as a war going on you mug when you wait it, when you've sort of norm an hour later, the demonstration was broken up. and anna was arrested along with 2800 others. she was released after a few hours we visited her 3 days later in the moscow suburb where she lives with her parents. she's unemployed and would love to study linguistics abroad. the family was hoping to emigrate to the u. s. after winning green cards. but then the pandemic happened and now with the war i do love my country, the people the culture would say, despise to government. and while i want to believe that it will get better, i find the tots to do so. and it was reason a very open minded family. her parents are also critical of the government and they are comfortable with an as bisexuality. there's only one strict rule in the family . the tv is only switched on to watch sports. basically, all

anna is ukrainian. you have been in sumy for the past two weeks? yes, yes. how was it?i left my parents in sumy... i hope i will see them another time. they couldn't come with you? they can't. my mother works as a pharmacist and my father will maybe go to the army. parts of anna's city have been wiped out. the night before she fled, an air strike killed more than 20 people. russia's bombing looks random, ruthless. so, this convoy of buses was a lifeline. it took days to agree a ceasefire to get civilians out. it very nearly collapsed. gunfire this was just as the second convoy gathered. when the shooting stopped, they sped to safety. they arrived, distressed and exhausted. a train stood ready to meet them, and nobody wanted to hang around. it's really chaotic here as people rush for the train. they're not certain that they're going to able to get on board, so they are shoving and pushing. obviously, it's been an extremely anxious couple of weeks and people here just want to get as far west as they possibly can. these students spent the last two weeks in bomb shelters. w

yes gold it was such a very tricky pipeline that led straight to the bang. wrong answer anna buldakovahool number six, severodvinsk city, arkhangelsk region, i will assume that it was about joining efforts to work on a nuclear project. uh, moreover, and the countries agreed to work together, but england recognized the superiority of the united states in this project; the correct answer was the creation of atomic weapons and the deployment of a joint nuclear center in the united states in june 1942, a special department was created within the framework of the army officer corps. in august, the project was named the manhattan project. as a result, 37 test facilities were built in 11 states of the united states and in canada of course. what's great? do you know what achievements this wonderful girl has, she has become a leader, she now has the most six artists. thank you. go ahead and just in case, i remind you, dear theorists, that three vacancies in the semi-finals on the lanes is the most interesting question, shall we go or not? what do we have left? there should be a lot of argumenta

yes. reporter: ok. thank you. we appreciate your time. this is a huge effort from voluntary groups from charities. annae of the volunteers in chargeere. a phenomenal effort for the last two weeks. so much generosity -- people opening up their homes to look after refugees. cannot carry on? >>nfortunately, that cannot carry on like this, because although it is a big support for ukrainian people, they host them and gave them food, they gave them one clothing -- warm clothing, everything, it is not enough. poland cannot do everything. and we need other countries to sups and help us with our location for ukrainians. reporter: e also volunteers here giving their time and offering goodwill and support, for all kinds of reasons. but the pressures been on for a fortnight in the message is that that cannot continue indefinitely. bbc news. >> my colleague, dan johnson, speaking to people who are helping, and people who have left ukraine. let's crossover live to poland. we have a researcher at the central migration research organization in warsaw. dominica, the numbers are absolutely unprecedented. if you think of

among those here, anna, her mother vet la that, and her 16 month old son. >> yes, this is my son. >>ey cross the border to hungary this morning after spending nearly a week on the road. >> for hungary people, it's very hard work that is doing. >> the hungarian village has a population of 1,060 people. the deputy mayor tells me the village has taken in more than 100 ukrainians including housing families in at least 20 village homes. as we speak, another family arrives from ukraine. >> there is a little baby. yesterday, we took care of a five day old buyaby who came across the border the deputy mayor tells me. a five day old baby. victoria says when the russians invaded, she fled her home near kyiv for what she thought would be one night. a week later, she and her son just arrived in a foreign country. >> i had just one jacket. i think we are strong. it's -- country, strong people, strong nation. and that's why i don't worry but of course my heart is broken. >> reporter: she says she tried to convince her friends in russia via social media about the deadly attack their military is carr

yes, that could be a good clue. if he gave it, then they, apparently, are really relatives. so, you are accomplices in crime conspiracy against annaive yourself alone, that i framed anyutka. her mother knew me from the cradle. i didn't care about her memory. well, help us to make amends for the transferred in one minute. how can i help, if you say that these bastards furnished everything according to the law. there is one idea. i need to tell you the address briefly. only you won't get there. they are encrypted from the street, they just don’t let anyone in. well, it somehow hit. on the recommendation of a friend, one former partner brought him, but only he had already left for germany for permanent residence, his name is how well borya karetnikov it's kind of like their password. stubborn such will be hello. you can't go straight back. you are better from the sides, stroke first. here, well done, then between the horns it is necessary to scratch it, too, affectionately called by name. here, then she recognizes her person in you. serum in which case did not lick? thank you for sure, i'm sure you can handle it. okay well done. well

yes. jessica him what is your vacation, primary? >> jessica: it varies, which annatel sleeping is the best sleeping. it just is. there is something, something about it. >> greg: what about the beach? >> jessica: you can learn about all these things but when you wake up in a city like in rome and you go outside having your coffee. >> greg: it is never as good as the postcard, katie what are you do? >> katie: i hiked in the mountains. it is like the whole chill thing and a day later i go hike or something. it's >> greg: i got lost with a hike with my wife and it was the worst experience, three hours and no water either. i was that close to you know, what is that thing happening in the desert? but anyway, i always do a test. will i have more time on vacation then i will at home? because i've been accustomed to being a spoiled learner. >> judge jeanine: what do you do on vacation question were >> greg: nothing. i do everything jesse does, beach, drink, eat, beach, drink, eat. >> judge jeanine: do you work out? >> greg: sometimes. how do you describe your job as a 5-year

yes. >> stephen: stewy from "succession" will be out here, arian moyed with "inventing anna" will be here. what have you got coming up, john? >> jon: literally, the weekend. >> stephen: i thought you were going to hang out with "the weekend." hard to tell what people are talking about these days when they're talking about "the weekend." >> jon: i'm excited about the weekend to do nothing. >> stephen: sometimes it's the most you can do, jon. >> jon: sometimes you need to have a pause. >> stephen: yeah. >> jon: a pause for a worthy cause. >> stephen: you work hard, but, ultimately, everybody is working for "the weekend." >> jon: whoo! >> stephen: lover boy -- lover boy -- chris over there was an overnight deejay when he was in high school. did you ever play any lover boy? sure, can you name any other lover boy song other than "everybody's working for the weekend"? neither can i? can anybody else? >> "turn me loose"! >> stephen: turn me loose, i have no idea what that song is. mark, you know it, how does it go? ♪ why don't you turn me loose ♪ >> stephen: (singing). ♪ turn me whroos ♪ ( laugh

yes. 0k. thank you, we appreciate your time. this is a huge effort from voluntary groups, from charities, and anna's one of the volunteers in chargeo weeks, so much generosity — people opening up their homes to look after refugees. can that carry on? unfortunately, we cannot carry on like this because poland gave us a big support for all ukrainian people, they host them, they gave them food, they gave them warm clothes, everything. but it is not enough and poland cannot do it by itself. poland cannot do everything. we need other countries to support us and to help us with relocation for ukrainians. there are all sorts of volunteers here, giving their time and offering goodwill and support for all kinds of reasons. but the pressure's been on for a fortnight and the message is thatjust can't continue indefinitely. danjohnson, bbc news, krakow. earlier, we spoke with dominika pszczolkowska, who is a researcher at the central migration research in warsaw. i asked her how poland is dealing with the great number of ukrainian refugees entering the country. here's what she had to say. the government was obviously late stepping in, but it

anna sorokin. she is real and her legal troubles are far from over. yes arc and has been in federal custody for overstaying her visa after her release from prison. >> reporter tom negovan has the latest on this fake heiress. >> she's been jailed in new york and new jersey. a long way from the life of privilege. russian immigrant on us arc and enjoyed in manhattan while claiming to be a german heiress called on adelphi convicted in 2019, the subject of a netflix series played by julia garner who saw her as likable. that's why people get conned in the first place in general. >> you know, it's very scary. sorkin has documented her adventures, even her legal troubles on instagram. and while most americans know who she is, there's still surprised by her long list of crimes. first-degree attempted grand larceny second and 3rd degree grand larceny theft of services, swindling new yorkers out of more than $200,000. defrauding banks skipping out on hotel bills, even stealing a private jet. >> she served 4 years which might be the end of it, except she's a german c

anna lachino) 600 people in this town, sandur. and on the whole island, there are 1200. (sophie fouron) do you come here every day? - yes lot of bakeries in sandur? - this is the one and only on the entire island of sandoy. - you're the only one? - yes. - you're the only bakery in all of sandoy? so you know everyone, that's for sure. thank you, takk! the schools, what about the schools? - yeah, there's an elementary school, a high school, which are free by the way. it's a great place for kids to grow up here because they're so free. and you see the dogs, they're like sheep dogs. they're very free. you don't see dogs on a leash. this is almost like paradise. you know, the only thing is it's too cold. if it was hot, it would be perfect! (sophie fouron) what about work, jobs here? (anna lachino) there are very few jobs here on the entire island. the population is very small, so you have to be very lucky. whoever has that job, they have it for life.