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that tree, it definitely wouldn't be here by now, there was such a bang in the head, the noise of an antherand this tree was saved, it's called this tree was cut down, it turns out that the projectile hit the tree directly somewhere. the path of a russian projectile is an obstacle. next time, no one knows enemy projectiles in dergach. local residents say that they are flying for days. this is the last sunday, so they became active every day. this is every day. there is something from kharkiv region that it is attacked non-stop. tsn 1+1 marathon only news putin made a decision on a full-scale invasion of ukraine at least a year ago, the german chancellor told journalists about this in an interview with the american tv channel cbs olaf scholz's preparation for hostilities of this scale was long, so the russians are ready to fight. they asked the german chancellor for a long time about the money that germany still pays for the kremlin's energy resources, however, according to scholz, even despite the receipt of funds, sanctions do not give the russians the opportunity to buy abroad, and since

after i had been away for a long time i knew that this was their and i wanted to see what was ind anthere. just the handwriting alone tells you that these were people that were very educated. the person who you saw his signature it was my cousin's cousin. then to find out she had been a schoolteacher and involved in all sorts of things it was really fun to find out. >> host: is surprising to me to see the beauty frankly of some of the excerpts from these documents. these are minutes of meetings and i'd like to read one short excerpts. love is a beautiful dream. the aspiration of the known and unknown. the diving ray ravished. created the world only because he needed to love. i mean it's not what you expect to find in reading minutes. fortunately we did find such things. so it's striking that in a sense these are literary documents. were you surprised by what you found in them and by the palms that they ended up picking from your own literary life? >> i was definitely surprised by how literary they were. in a way it made sense because i knew my father and i knew my father's friends there a

when he goes out yes the region is important and critical anthers national security conversations that need to be had and other agenda items that need to be talked about. but also, we are talking about the american's interest. we are talking about how important it is to make sure that we are delivering here as well on domestics and so that is the focus. >> we certainly understand why for a lot of people including. >> i will say this. the president spoke directly about and our hearts go out to her. our hearts go out to the family of course and his colleagues. if chris we understand the pain that everyone is going through. he took it a step further to make sure there was a ban which deals with visa and travel and that's been used more than 70 times. we understand the pain that people are feeling. but he also wants to make sure that we are talking about the policy and about the agenda, that we are talking about what occurs that's going to help the american public as well. thanks, everyone. i will see you tomorrow.t time. on a related -- a second time. on a related matter, one of the thing