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and despite recent missile attacks on the coastal area on odes ode odessa and the south, three ports will be ready to have those grain exports resume but no timetable on when the first ships will head out across the black sea. >>> now to a burial mix up at a funeral home in new jersey a family is suing for $50 million, saying the wrong person was put in the casket, and they didn't know until after it was put in the ground. steven romo has the details. >> reporter: one family sharing their story and saying in a lawsuit, a new jersey funeral home accidentally switched the body of their loved one with a stranger >> as soon as they opened it, i told her this doesn't rlook lik my mom >> reporter: they filed the suit against central funeral home saying the mixup caused emotional distress >> we trusted the funeral home, but they violated the trust that was promised to us >> reporter: the family says in their suit it was only at the memorial service and after the casket was lowered into the ground that the funeral director alerted them to the mistake. >> she came to me with a picture showing

time being, dmytro butiy, what is possible now, new tasks are being set before the new head of the ode members of the od, please, you know how i feel, after all, if the president's decision was to dismiss the head of the military military administration, then it was necessary to appoint another person, and the appointment of a temporary executive the duties of the military administration, this is not provided for by the constitution, they appointed e-butria as e-e performing the duties of the head of the regional state administration, but performing the duties cannot be automatically the head of the military administration, that is, if you look at it formally, the military administration is currently not headed by anyone, and accordingly he is limited in his powers. i think that, after all, it was necessary to approach the occupied kherson region more responsibly. if there is a solution, there is to appoint the head of the military administration. it would be necessary to wait for another person on the same day, perhaps who was more suitable for the president in the military administr

, it is really burning 50 the cars are injured, unfortunately, the information was confirmed under od's head, he noted that two people were injured, more precisely, two people were killed, among them a child and six people were injured. in the city, those who are scared, traffic is blocked to get to the scene of the tragedy. it is now impossible to get to the place of the tragedy. did the law enforcement officers block the traffic? they only let rescue cars with law enforcement officers and, in particular, an ambulance. traffic is prohibited. it is worth saying what eyewitnesses say . the explosions were so large-scale, so loud that they gave birth, it was initially information about hitting the maternity hospital, but fortunately this information was not confirmed, people who repeat are scared and talk about the fact that they will not ignore now, er, blue air-crack, because they actually saw it on their own example that the war is ongoing and the war is not far away, it is here and even moderately . vinnytsia was a peaceful place until then. from od's head, so that he could provide mo

he said that madame gar proved to be simple, honest od working, she proved she could run away, dimension and do some good at all. if you starting out as advisors for chinese firms investing in french vineyards, the girl couples started their own 7 years ago. they wine is now sold in tub. clos, restaurants. guess if i develop the commercial part of the business, that's my job. i put it this way. now the influence of cold beer wine has reached everywhere, bought in france and the whole world. oh, also was he bianco? solomon bounce now. bingo has no plans to retire. she's committed. the next servant, the girls are working to make shuttle or busted a fully organic winery. and finally, it's one of the symbols of european unity and it's for sale. the sculpture of the euro symbol has stood near the former headquarters of the european central bank in frankfort since 2001 that was before the euro. coins and bank notes for even issued . but the bank has had to pay thousands of euros for maintenance like repairing vandalism. and now the foundation that owns it says it's had enough. it set up a webs

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overdose was. >> that helps me as well, you know, again as a no advise when i hear something like i od, i automatically think that that person overdosed, if there is a differential that the person overdoses and still alive, i know that makes a big difference. >> they do respond to non overdoses. appreciate the detailed information, thank you very much chief. madam president, thank you. >> thank you. i have a few questions if i might. and i would like to start with you, i need some assistance in understanding the chart which comes right after the page is not numbered, it comes right after your greater alarm report. and it's ambulance levels by day and i'm trying to figure out what red yellow means and what red means? that's the percentage of the day that our ambulance staffing would be at level 2 or below. so if you had, say the 11th, we have we had 2.8 percent of the day. basically it's indicating the number of minutes or percentage of minutes of the day that the ambulance staffing has gone through a critical level of level two level one level 0, level 0 is bad because it means there a

but i felt like i gave an ode to one of my all time favorite actors last year for halloween and an odees. >> and he looks so much like him. who are you going with if you were to come dressed as your favorite actor to work? >> i don't even know. i can't get in a image out. >> it is so bad. >> and what about you? >> i love anthony hopkins. i feel like i could pull it off. >> that would be good. thanks for joining us. "new day" starts right now. stories developing overnight. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. let's get right to it. at this moment the united states and the white house awaiting a response from russia for a proposed prisoner swap for pau

después de 48 horas dramáticas donde han dejado sus cargos 59 diputados de su partido en medicamentos oderación . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> aún no han fecha para la salida de boris johnson. >> el líder de la oposición, (nombre en inglés), ha dicho que se tiene que marchar ya, que no puede esperar hasta finales de septiembre y que si se demora su salida, habrá una moción de censura en el parlamento . >> desde londres para noticias telemundo . >> gracias por la información . >> regresando a estados unidos, farmacéuticos fueron autorizados para recetar la píldora contra el covid-19, la administración de alimentos y medicamentos de eeuu (fda siglas en inglés) informó que en farmacias se puede prescribir esta pastilla que puede prevenir síntomas más graves del coronavirus si se toma en los 5 primeros días posteriores al diagnóstico de la enfermedad . >> las cuentas de la electricidad se disparan con el verano, especialmente cuando las temperaturas rompen récord, vanessa hauc tiene consejos para ahorrar dinero y proteger al planeta. >> así es, usar la energía de forma eficiente es la mejor man

but i felt like i gave an ode to one of my all-time favorite actors last year for halloween and an ode -- possibly my all-time favorite actor day one of training camp. >> quarterback aaron rodgers explaining why he dressed up like nicolas cage's character from the blockbuster "con air." rodgers says it is one of his favorite cage movies. and last halloween he dressed up as keanu reeves from the john wick movies and in 2019, he went as rico from thatnapoleon dynamite. >>> and customers at costco can count on the deal of the hot dog combo, which has cost $1.50 for the last 40 years. here is gary tuchman. >> reporter: typical scene at a costco warehouse, lots of shoppers looking for good deals on items ranging from paper towels to big screen tvs. but among many customers, there is an emotional attachment to one thing in particular. >> i love these hot dogs. >> reporter: the hot dog that is inflation-proof. how much did you pay for that hot dog? >> $1.50 with the soda as well. >> reporter: all three of you are enjoying hot dogs. how come you come here dogs? >> because they are $1.50. >> re

if you can't get dinner ready od or they're unfixable, and then you just have to take the weight of,t seems sometimes today that colleges do everything they can to shield kids from discomfort, from hardship. that doesn't seem to be the philosophy here. >> no. it absolutely isn't. >> that's padraic macleish, a student 20 years ago, who was so entranced by the place, he came back to work here. when we met him, he was director of operations. >> if you want to finish the job before dinner, you need to put some hustle in and work a little bit harder. >> why? what's the reasoning behind this? >> what we're doing is trying to prepare them to live lives of service. when they see a problem, when they see something that needs to be done, you shouldn't go looking over your shoulder for somebody else to do that. >> there's a self-reliance you get here. >> exactly. i hope so anyway. >> padraic was part of a motley crew of more than a dozen faculty and staff. the salary is modest compared to other schools, but food and housing are included, and many live here with their families. some come armed w

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we had to south africa, we are a water plant, little to south america of developed into od green plague. what the rees or remedy a green mass where open water should be for decades. the problem at how do baseboard down in northern south africa has been growing exponentially. the lake is overgrown with water hyacinth, a plant from south america. now clogging bodies of water throughout africa, the invasive plant grows extremely fast. the ecological consequences are dramatic, combating the plant has been difficult, despite intense research, whatever i say is one of the world's largest am problematic. quite sick leads. it's been present on how to pass, but damn, since the 1970s. and it's a massive problem, and they've tried to remove it manually, do herbicide applications, but it stole a massive problem am and because it can cover up to 40 percent of the damn survey. researchers in south africa have been trying to control the invasive planned for years well sealed off from the environment. scientists are looking for the water hyacinth natural enemies. and they've made a big find that only 4

surge isching ma od. up 20%.bsb he ocron for of new infections nationwide didn't even exist last year, concerning many. do you know a lot of other people who are catching covid? >> oh, definitely. my school recently they dropped the mask mandate and everybody started getting it. >> reporter: ba.5 is spreading rapidly across the u.s. with about 75% of americans living in a high or medium covid risk area. hospitalizations are also rising. especially in the southwest because of this dominant strain. >> it is the b.5 strain that's growing. it has the capacity to evade the immunity we've acquired from vaccination and also from prior infection. >> reporter: dr. scott gottlieb says there is an undercount of omicron cases because many who home test do not self-report. >> there is over 100,000 cases on average being reported. we're probably detecting 1 in 10 infections right now, so it is probably more like a million. >> reporter: health experts continue to urge americans to get vaccinated and take other covid in

warm round of applause and welcome to acting body, acting v one of africa, known photographer born in od. quick nigerian rule is a self professed wandering ambassador between cultures and this is really a very much a philosophy. you can see here in the pictures of his work behind his work, he's also a recipient. we're very proud of this of germany's prestigious good to metal back in 2016. and here he is. next to me i came by there. it's so nice to see you again . thank you for joining us here in von. i just like to, to ask you, what are your thoughts after hearing to your colleagues after listening to your colleagues here on the panel about the impact that art can have the it's potential for, for social change to day in iraq. and i thought so really very um, so of i've been revitalized so to speaker, so very, very happy or, or what you heard today really very, very good or for your questions to as well. and um, yeah, it's, we are moving, you see it moving forward and hopefully upward as well. and things will improve eventually. it's interesting because we're seeing a lot in, ah, europe,

the exchange rate is currently on the market, it happened after privatbank e.e. canceled the benefit. ode-marketered using these schemes, using card tourism, and now it’s simple. it has become more expensive for the dollar to enter the black market. that’s where the exchange rate is, what will happen next? well, first of all, while there is a war, there is pressure on the nahary and this pressure will remain, we have this you understand export restrictions are insane, the budget deficit, the need to print more money, all this will cause permanent pressure on the national currency, the second question is how long the national bank can keep the exchange rates fixed because we see the dynamics of the reserves of the national bank, and it is possible that very soon it will face elections what to do and may he have to adjust the official rate or let it go, what will become an additional driver such that we have to understand this for the market, that is, now the official rate is holding about 30 hryvnias per dollar, as far as i remember, and the market rate is about 37 cents with the purchase and sal

also have you credit in troops prepared to defend lucy for months and months everywhere with their od galsen credit to flood food. they take a lot of work on r t. crew x. the worst want have been the last ukrainian strong in the loop council republic. on the same day, russian and allied forces secured full control of the region. with the price for natural gas in europe reaches more than $1700.00 per cubic meter top german, a fish in the worst yet to come. now says berlin turns to cut tar, seeking an alternative to russian gauss supplies with leo with your global use. rhonda this our welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news from the u. s. where 6 people have been killed and dozens more hospitalized after a mosque shooting out a 4th of july independence day parade in the suburb of chicago. the suspected shooter is still at large, local authorities immediately council the events and asked people to avoid the area the morning shooting took place despite a large police presence along the parade route. we'll have more on the story later in the bulletin. ah ok to the latest f

stop stop stop and in his spare time, the chief security officer of russia writes poems and dedicates odesley, writes about donbas, about how he is ashamed of ukrainian men, but the real muse of bastrykin, oleksiy navalny, is the head of the investigator for him he dedicated more than two dozen poems to the committee of aggression, the text is not a cunning bastrik, vinto calls him a bed, then he asks the bastrik to answer for the bazaar, the rhymes in the bastrik are also not pushkin's moscow, longing for the iphone, immortality, mercy is another favorite pastime of the bastrik, to threaten him, he waved a gun in front of his neighbor because he hated putting a muzzle on the dog and he also threatened the journalist to take him to the forest in the trunk for this, although he later apologized because of the ticks, but the indian journalists found relevant documents there in the national church and together with them, real estate in the czech republic and italy is owned by bastrykin's wife, and with their modest salaries , he has 250,000 dollars a year, and she has 140,000 dollars in nizhy

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through diplomatic and not only diplomatic channels, they signed and so that the next day they hit the odey port, that is, some such there is a certain logical disconnect, mr. economically, and everything here is connected russian federation i agree with oleg about the overall situation that is developing , you and i understand that actually these negotiations and actually these decisions are, on the one hand, ukraine is interested in selling grain for us . in terms of the fact that we have to make some concessions, or ukraine cannot afford today to demonstrate unwillingness to settle the situation, and the russians, in principle, tactically won eh only in the sense that they became a party to some agreements ah, but what about in the future. perhaps there will be some agreements where we will have to sit down at the negotiating table, of course, the ukrainian government there in the meadow of its spokesmen declares that it does not see what to talk about now with the russian side and in general, i think that er, to what extent are we given guarantees er, that these corridors will actually

strength, and most importantly infallibility, whole crowds of flatterers began to surround skoropadsky, odesre composed in his honor, and he, tired of the authorities , reduced the time for receiving ministers, starting to receive them only before breakfast. meanwhile, history has already reprimanded the last month and the reign of skoropadsky. in november 1918, after the defeat of germany in the world war, he lost his main support. the germans were no longer up to him. trying to save the situation, skoropadsky began to feverishly look for new allies. november 14, 1918 hetman unexpectedly for many, he issued a letter in which he proclaimed a new course, a federation with russia and work to recreate the former greatness and strength of the all-russian state. when skoropadsky, at the end of his administration, began to actively contact representatives of the white movement, when he spoke about the united mighty russia after the compente truce, he simply tried to rely on some political and military force. the officer environment that made up the volunteer army, in general, the white movement in

now how od ukrainians, coping with this situation, when you say this sort of stuff is happening on a daily basis? well, you know, as much as you can see, a form of resilience may encounter, for example, to air red alarms. yesterday here and here we had a series of arid alarms, which lasted one of them for several hours. another one for 10 minutes. and you can see people industries, you know, they just stand to their everyday life day. they are very resilient on that account . however, when we get the news that we got yesterday from vanessa, or with thousands of people killed in a residential area by and by shelling those news really affects people. when it says a place, you know, where a lot of people, even cuba, her, but also people are from her houston ukraine sense their family because they thought he was safer and went places that are away from their frontline, are being hit, as is the case very very regularly. well people here really feel that there's nowhere save all around country. ah, there are reports the in the mean time that the russian parliament's been re cold from holid

belgorod-dniester district council - all this is in the conditions of war citizens, a representative of the odsenko, a member of the party, trusts the affairs of the son-in-law of the former governor, serhii hrynivetskyi, the officials exchanged several blows on the face and called each other a drug addict, a pervert, and i 'm sorry. what caused the conflict is currently unknown. marchenko noted that it is worth proving your courage during martial law on the battlefield. citizen, who is hryhoriy melnychenko? well, we'll figure this issue out, and which one of them is a drug addict, so to speak. and which one of them is a representative of sexual minorities in a bad sense? this is local self-government. who are we all? what have we all earned? i am only interested in the following question. i remember that a few weeks ago, somewhere in odesa, there was also a street fight, and as a punishment, so to speak , the fighters were given summons. summonses to those involved are now simply a punishment, which i do not support in principle, but as we can see, the practice now exists in our country, we wi

i forgot best known photographer born in od with nigerian rule is a self professed wandering ambassador between cultures. and this is really very much a philosophy. you can see here in the pictures of his work behind his work, he's also a recipient. we're very proud of this of germany's prestigious goods of metal back in 2016. and here he is. next to me i came by the it's so nice to see you again. thank you for joining us here in von. i just, i to, to ask you, what are your thoughts after hearing to your colleagues after listening to your colleagues here on the panel about the impact that art can have. see it's potential for, for social change to day in iraq. i thought so really, very young sort of for i've been revitalized so to speaker, so very, very happy or i went to her today really very, very good or for your questions to as well. and um, yeah, it's, we are moving in moving forward and hopefully upward as well. and things will improve eventually. it's interesting because we're seeing a lot in, ah, europe, that there is a lot more focus being put on the artist as activist. ah, even

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a whole crowd of flatterers began to surround skoropadsky, odes and verses were composed in his honord he, tired of the authorities , reduced the time for receiving ministers, starting them take only before breakfast, meanwhile, history has already reprimanded the last months of skoropadsky's reign. in november 1918, after the defeat of germany in the world war, he lost his main support. the germans were no longer up to him. trying to save the situation, skoropadsky began to feverishly look for new allies. on november 14, 1918, the hetman, unexpectedly for many, issued a letter that proclaimed a new course, a federation with russia and work to recreate the former greatness and strength of the all-russian state. when skoropadsky is at the end his administration began to actively contact representatives of the white movement, when, after the compent truce, he spoke about the united mighty russia, he simply tried to rely on some kind of political and military force. the officer environment that made up the volunteer army, in general, the white movement was much closer to him in many ways

then a little broken french and englishke by 1926 they go off od english.audible] n] the way the french redhe in those sentencess that the census construction was for example when they started to get around the time of the civil war they started using words like [inaudible] n] which i felt was beautiful because it meant dear. >> i'm curious about the process of the enormous undertaking of synthesizing 100 years of documentation into a historical work. and i guess i would love to share the timeline of how that occurred. simply reading these journals must have taken you quite a while. where were you in your life at that time and how did you fold this in, when did it become a full-time project. to take us through your interaction with that. >> only now is that a full-time project. a full-time job. it was about 20 years ago it started i basically would go through the journals to summarize what i thought was going on. when i came to something i couldn't understand, i would add to somebody. they speak something like 16 to 18 languages. they were in the french. he

a global kovacs od green martial plan, which we discussed a world data organization. these are interesting, concrete ideas. but one of the things i know in is you do see some leaders out there willing to take that risk of trying to lead in putting ideas on the table share with our audience. some of the leaders in the world you admire. if you would look, i mean, i think around the world, i like what i see from the new japanese prime minister, cuz shita, i'm in terms of his willingness to try to integrate japan more into a leadership role multilaterally supporting rule of law. i. it's not the japanese usually are, you know, sort of responsible leaders domestically, but they don't want to play very international role. i think that's been interesting also specifically in trying to improve the relationship with south korea, which has been broken for a while. but they're both allies in united states, and that's kind of dysfunctional. i've been impressed with that. i was enormously impressed with olaf shoals of who, you know, gave this and this huge speech. there was almost

what was interesting about knowing the exposure, it was in od and sort of universe. >> it ain't going long. you are going to snuggle up to your fiber-optics baby. >> you also have experimentation that sets the stage for a lot of what came later. >> it is hard to pin down what exactly the x-file is. it is a show of investigating paranormal activities. >> tell me i am crazy. >> you are crazy. >> that dynamic of the traumatic tension of believable skeptics is one of the engines of the show and you have seen it from a specific point of view. >> they're equal. absolutely. >> they equal in a way they kind of switch gender stereotypes because the character i play, the entintuitive one. >> a lot of folks enjoyed "x-files" who did not watch tv may have been drawn to the show by, stick it to the man ethos. don't trust big business or anybody but yourself and friends and family, i guess. it is a message of some what dark and cynical. it was kind of a breath of fresh air in the early nineties. >> you can have message boards and use net news groups and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil

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the performance is an ode to freedom and sisterhood exporting representation of women throughout historyhe controversial figure of the witch. her poetic dance solo is an amash to the witches of today and yesterday. >> when re-think which is, we think of them dancing with the devil, but there is also the idea which is quite present in feminism of women in the public space, women who have reclaimed their bodies. the female body is too often beaten, raped, and killed. it is about how women take back their body and say i can stand alone and how to live experiences through my body, my female body. ♪ >> the shackled and repressed body is a theme for the documentary plate which explores the plight of exiles and refugees today. the director stages and adaptation of a novel informed by his own experience of being detained at the airport in 2018 due to visa problems before being deported back to iran. >> a few weeks before the incident, i had a premier in unit -- munich about emigrt. then when i found myself in the detainee center at the airport, i thought for whom am i working and telling the sto