but in the south, muddy opal was quickly surrounded and kiss on was seized. rationale controlled, most of ukraine's coastline and several of its ports. a summer stalemate followed with slow russian gains in the east. in september, ukraine launched a series of counter offensives in the east and south. they took back large parts of don, yet sk recapturing care on and forcing russian troops back, crossed the didn't the pro river fighting now rages in the east around but more and the mining town of later o matthews is the author of overreach, the inside story of putin's war against ukraine, and he says, ukraine and russia have a different constraints when it comes to continuing this war. ukraine is already fighting of the end of its resources. it's already fighting a total war. and they've been fighting, they've surprise the world by their bravery. and by that, by the military skill, the only constraint on ukraine's wherever the material one, you know how much, how many men they can, they can mobilize how many, how much, how many, how much alms they can actually persuade the european and n

they are moving away from it because of the issue with regards to things like fukushima and should opal and the issue of nuclear disasters . but also, you know, because nuclear actually, while it's green in some ways and that, you know, it's not as common intensive as, as fossil fuels, for example. it also has the issue of nuclear waste being left behind. okay, sure. so the european commission has actually come up by the proposal. now, what is it and what is it saying? and is it a bit of a fudge? what would you say? so the european commission doesn't actually want to designate nuclear derived hydrogen as green. but, but they are willing to say that it would be a little bit low carbon hydrogen. this would open it up to the possibility of france being allowed to, to use state subsidies and things like that. and it is, you know, great for france given the fact that it has such high nuclear energy in its mix. huh. so this is kind of the compromise that they are reaching and france sees it as a bit of a when actually and the european union has incredibly ambitious climate. targets wants to b

. >>> and a portrait of the grandmother of juneteenth was hung in the texas capitol. 96-year-old opalee becomes just the second black person whose paint willing live in a senate chamber. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight president biden is taking his message directly to voters, one day after delivering his state of the union address to a feisty crowd of republican lawmakers. the president's trip to the battle ground state of wisconsin is a kickoff of what's expected to be his 2024 reelection bid. plus, we've got our exclusive interview tonight with the secretary of defense lloyd austin. you're going want to hear what he says about that chinese spy balloon and why he was concerned about america's nuclear arsenal. >>> but first, the death toll continues to rise across turkey and syria. at this hour surpassing 12,000. since monday's massive earthquake. the w.h.o. warning that number could reach 20,000 killed. at least three u.s. citizens are among the dead. a buck

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as greg palkot reports it came as fighting intensified in the russian controlled city of mary opal. the message i bring you from president biden is simple. a miracle would will stand with ukraine for his long as it takes just a week after president biden visited kiev, america's treasury secretary, janet yellen made a surprise visit to meet with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. the two discussing us sanctions against russia and the latest $1.25 billion transfer of us economic aid for the war effort. that brings the total to over $14 billion given to ukraine by the u. s. presidential lynskey spartan. handling these ones in the most responsible way. the new funds come as ukraine ramps up its efforts to take that key cities, according to uk military officials, there have been at least 14 explosions deep inside the russian controlled city of mary opal over the past week. it's unclear how ukrainians are pulling off the attack, which are targeting ammunition and fuel depots. as fighting intensifies u. s. officials continue to warn china against applying moscow with weapons the u. s h

. >>> and a huge honor for the woman known as the grandmother of juneteenth. 96-year-old opal lee is person to have their portrait in the senate chamber of the texas capitol. lee spent years campaigning to make juneteenth a federal holiday to commemorate the end of slavery in the u.s. two years ago she stood next to president biden as he signed it it into law. >>> and we are getting our first look at actor owen wilson in his movie "paint." the first trailer dropped yesterday. he plays a vermont painter who has a huge fan base and a perm. the character appears to be inspired by bob ross who for many years taught viewers how to paint with his show "the joy of painting." ross died in 1995. the comedy premieres april 7th. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," rising energy bills despite the warm winter. americans are seeing billings spike. nancy chen has tips on how to save money. >>> i'm anne-marie green this is the "cbs morning news." ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number one brand for hair, skin and nails. with two tim

the strategic se and port city of murray. opal had been surrounded since the early day in september, ukraine's military surprised russia with a lightning offensive that took back the city of harkins as well as hundreds of square kilometers of territory. ukraine then proceeded to liberate the city of cas on 2 in a major humiliation for the russian army russian troop or i'll was said to be low. meanwhile, ukraine was benefiting from an increasing flow of high tech western weapons stable with russia focused on capturing the city of back malt. this is part of an effort to take the entirety of the done yet scanned the hands provinces, one of russia's original stated goals. so what's next? russia has pulled hundreds of thousands of new conscripts into the fight, but the latest offensive pushing along the front line and the dumbass has so far yielded no major gains for russia. meanwhile, ukraine is also gearing up for a counter offensive and is expecting deliveries of dozens of advance battle tanks from germany, poland, britain and the u. s. u clear that keith can only keep fighting as long

beautiful clothes, and a little lower under glass are samples of the materials used by the masters of pink opal aventurine living different shades, jade and many other minerals, especially revered in china. muted light. the starry sky, the mysterious atmosphere is the main thing in this hall. these statues and figures are symbols of the chinese zodiac. here, many believe that good luck and success in the current or next year directly depends on the sign under which a person was born, you only need to be able to choose the right day. for important undertakings, hong kong people come here to ask the monks to compose their personal horoscope in more detail. ink-chi is the owner of a small tea house lok chahin in the central district of hong kong chinese tea is his old passion, and its properties growing regions, methods of processing brewing, and the smallest details of the tea ceremony. he can talk endlessly this cup may seem too small to someone, however. it's not just welding. and water tea and tea ceremony. here in hong kong, a thousand-year tradition of etiquette and philosophy of people livi

so do you see other semi precious stones like opals or awkward marines joining the ranks of the traditional sapphire rubies and rolls will it's so tricky question. so let's start with with you know, what, what is available will be available. one of the answers to the kitchen. ready wholesale ability is technology, right, would used to be impossible to reach in the past a little bit suddenly become became available. when technology change, when exploration technology is improved when conditions of improve, look at a lot of the diamond minds around the world. today they're underground. and, you know, i've been to diamond mine in the started as an open it, which is a typical my and it went more than 600 meters underground. now, this is technology that didn't exist you know many years ago. and today, you know, your mining diamond at keno, a kilometer below sea level. so, so it's, it's really a matter of technology. i had a conversation with the ceo of the beers with, with clever who said, look, we're already seeing changes in technology that will allow us to find them as a places that in the pa

waiting for the great opal and punishment, however, despite all these rigor.ywhere our life. very often from kindergarten, bringing your child. yes, the parents open their eyes in amazement. yes, and uh, he hears how rich his child's vocabulary is, because this language is already spoken in children's in children's. eh, kindergarten questions show that three-quarters of russians swear, but most of them claim that they will deprive the roll of foul language on emotions further. see the emergency program with us maratnikov. marat over to you. egor today we have releases of a story from gelendzhik on heroism and absolute meanness of a young athlete. denis gromak went to volunteers in the donbass there, he died in battle, the body was taken to his homeland and already at the funeral denis's biological father appeared who left his brother and mother 20 years ago, we have never appeared in their lives. and he did not come to see off his child. in recent putin claims to pay the states in such cases. here is a story in a few minutes, yes here is a story in which it is

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opale let's say a few more words about the deer we will talk with you literally the day before yesterdaye un no i'm sorry it wasn't yet january 31 that's right two days ago at the un they compared the situation with access to the colony of volynites from the military and did not rule out the restoration of the mission, they said this during a meeting with journalists in kyiv , the coordinator of the un system in ukraine , denis brown, we never received permission from the russian federation to go there, does that mean that all is lost, or remember the zaporizhzhia npp we have there specialists compete, so it is possible, said bro . well, let me remind you that previously , dmytro lobinets, the representative of the parliament on human rights issues , reported that it had been six months to remove rak and volyn, all places where ukrainian prisoners were received and there is no proper reaction and no success in the investigation, and he actually stated that he canceled his idea to send a mission there, the mission was well, the idea was completed and mi klenivka will not go. the internati

burp, minus shatyrs -1 little in cloudy near tallinn from -5 to one degree with a plus sign without opalnear st. petersburg -10° -5, not great from it in moscow -5 -3 °, gloomy. mondays have 20 all mogolets. the frontal sections leave the territory of belarus against the backdrop of the atmospheric pressure of the pistons to grow will feast importantly without a trace. only he, from the shiiranitsa and the full-fledged descent of the country about the motherland, there are great masses of snow on the roads, sleet is rocking. wind temperature. it will drop from the neck to 3-10 ° frost at the day staggers minus four plus two . the temperature in the wind of the regional centers is more dangerous than small blocks without a trace of the temperature in the wind at our minus shatyry during the day, up to 2 ° humiliation for zero near brest changes. 16 without a fall, here the wind temperature at night will drop to -3 in the daytime to 1°c. no fall is predicted in gomel in oblachno, the minimum wind temperature is -3 in the afternoon adminus two to zero, mogilev in oblachno the wind temperatu

povalisy traditions is 18,000 km, eh, this is a rocket with separable warheads weighing two hundred opals, in principle , the rocket is quite serious, but to create a rocket, you need a certain eh base a certain amount of the elemental base, natural engineering, technical composition + equipment, i.e., they complete the assembly of these rockets , they are simply not in a position to do so now. this shows that these launches are just what it is. they will probably launch uh american inspectors to inspect these missiles and these missiles, including yesterday the president of the united states of america, joseph biden, everything and a speech in warsaw gave the world an assessment of the democracy of ukraine for this year of the great war, saying that the test on unity allies passed let's see biden came almost a year i spoke to you from warsaw in fact that long during which vladimir putin is carrying out evil murder on the territory of ukraine the biggest war on the continent since the second world war because we are fighting for peace for democracy for freedom on this planet and we we see

and so i, i think this will modify the core message. opal stress is which is what we have heard yesterday, ill already doing the 1st math fun time. just bring you in here because obviously civilians. certainly the public in the d. c. and south today will look the guidance from the spiritual leader as he arrives. but again, spiritual leaders like the paper ways don't really want to or try not to interact and interfere in the politics of a region or a country. but this pope is very vocal about things that you know, touch a nerve, don't they, with politicians. and he's, he's not being backward and coming forward when it comes to the issues of the d r. c rights. and of course, the pope presents the country both as a head of state and as the leader of the catholic church. and so in his role as head of state 100 gauges with the leaders of the country. and he address from yesterday with a, a powerful message calling to the end of the exploitation of africa. and then as the leader of the church today, when about emphasizing the, what the church can do for pete about saying that that can be no jus

no opals of harlequins, here are our slovak colleagues for me geologists have given the opportunity to dumps. here is this harlequin oval, i have here are a few samples and unique ones that were brought to slovakia. the second memorable moment was, uh, in austria, under the vein, uh, on a small river. uh, my colleagues gave me a huge sieve like that, and we tried to pan for gold. so i got to wash one song. well, you can’t imagine some kind of success. that's all immediately came running began to look, because there the deposit is already, uh, the gold country is exhausted and find a golden grain of sand. it costs a lot. and as regards our country, i love to travel. uh, in our country. actually. our nature is so rich and unique. that is, you can go to the chalk quarries to see. you can go to the forest. you can go to our lakes and when you arrive as a specialist, that is, you look. yeah, this is a lake of glacial origin, then this is a tectonic lake , and uh, you understand? that's how small it would seem, on the one hand, our country, how unique it is. i had a case when there was a con

really a matter for the state according to different categories, the purchase of tangible property, opalaterials, it was not secret before the war and it did not receive the seal of secrecy, but it stopped publishing information about contracts and auctions in the prozoro system that’s why it’s different levels of declassified information, and that’s why now it’s about returning publicity. well, it’s not 100%, but it’s significant, especially in the part of non-armaments, and here, in my opinion, there are much more risks in keeping it a secret than showing how funds are spent and officially contracts are concluded that it is really important not to show it where it is delivered to whom and how it is distributed in the future because the important risk here is places, that is, targets that can be hit and damaged by logistics providing anything else, any other information for public monitoring of the patient will not help them see that ours is a little cheaper than theirs, for example, because we have a lower level of corruption, well, it will cost them money in this regard. and with rega

some surprising ukrainian attacks as well in the russian controlled city of mario opal.t city has been 60 miles behind the front lines. the fact that ukraine now appears to be able to hit it with artillery means ukraine could be using now. newer modern artillery that has a longer range than their previous 50 mile limit, so that's certainly concerning factor for the russians. the fighting. meanwhile, around the city of kharkiv in the northeast right now. ukrainian forces are often using grad rocketchers. ta system designed 60 years ago. it has a range of about 12 miles. they're hitting russian positions, but the ukrainian soldiers say it would be a lot easier if they had more modern weapons. my dream, you know, would be to move to some high mars. one rocket is equal to more than 40 here. much of the east has been practically destroyed by the artillery battle between the two sides, especially those towns and villages along the front lines for ukrainian civilians who are trapped there. they spend a good part of their days underground in basements simply trying to survive. t

great odesa or to the destinations when they leave us, this is complete sabotage, and the volumes of opal literally two or three dresses are now checked per day and it is very little, but unfortunately, the main thing is that the initiative is working, uh, we earn money, we are talking about ukraine, this money goes to the defense of our country, well, we understand that too, well, plus image is a live moment, i i would not rule it out either, because according to the relevant programs, ukraine has enough wheat for the poorest countries in the world, that is, for those who are actually dying of hunger, this is correct, this is normal because we have our own genetic memory of the famine. i hope this is what we are talking about it has been a long time since the range of goods has changed and will become larger, and it may be possible to overcome russian sabotage. although i honestly do not know how it can be done technically , what is the mechanism, i know only one mechanism, it is the successes of the armed forces of ukraine on the battlefield, then the russians, too if they don't become

i mean i was even in the last battalion headquarters on the outskirts of mary opal. and just it was a sensory overload. and the think that they are hanging out with the people in israel. i mean, just crazy. this is like the chickens inviting the fox and to have a beer with them. europe was blown to pieces separately. something years ago, world war 2, the battle against not system that was the landscape just now saying that we lost a 1000000 of our local fighters who are battling naziism in world war 2. it just seems bizarre. his europe, european leaders, sending weapons and money to people like members of the hours of battalion and other neo nazi battalions in ukraine and the western media. john, where is the western media to tell us the truth about this? why is it only r t that we talk about this? well, you know, the western media was talking about this in 2019, and 2021. when congress designated b as off battalion as a, as in extremist, a terrorist organization. and, but now they are nowhere to be seen because it conflicts with the, the story that the american gove

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alicia garza opal tometi. patrisse cullors and said, black lives matter. they were doing organize housing at the grassroots and in oakland, in los angeles and in new york. and they got together and it spurred this global this global network. and so what's so important about what we can do, what we see is, one, don't play or hate, don't hate, don't hate and say oh, my gosh, what are they doing? john lewis wouldn't have done this. john lewis did that. and diane nash did that. and that's what the activists obama. there's one story in my book when those black lives matter meet up with barack obama in december 2014 in the oval office, he's telling them that america is like a big ocean liner, that he can't just turn in one split second. and they're telling they're being tear gassed in ferguson. right. that's what they're telling him in reply. right. the first black president. so what they teach us is that we have to demand freedom. now, that's what they've taught us. and we've got to have enough grace and we have to have enough patience to just say, okay, let me

a portrait of 96-year-old opal lee was unveiled in the state capitol. she's known as the grandmother of juneteenth because of efforts to get juneteenth recognized as a national holiday. this is the second portrait to honor african american texans in state senate chamber. >>> let's get a check of our weather. it was nice yesterday. i sat in the sun and enjoyed my lunch. >> yesterday was perfect to do that. keep the same trend. habits are habits if you are outdoors. into this afternoon, we are starting with mild conditions this morning, patchy fog in certain local areas. i will time that out. into this afternoon, temperatures are sitting above average. we are talking about 60s throughout the day area, warmer 60s in east inland hills. into friday, we have a big change around the corner, late day showers into the afternoon hours. we'll talk about that a bit too. current temperatures are still chilly especially for friends near concord. san jose is in the low 40s, upper 30s throughout most of the bay area. we are expected to warm to five to six degrees above

in pal opal oh, there was flooding yesterday at the over pass. that was quite a mess for commuters and drivers that travel through there. slick surfaces today as you hit the roadways. let's look at bay area bridges, bay bridge is moving at an okay pace but with the slick surfaces, be extra careful as you travel. we will see more cars on the road way as the week ramps up. east shore, so far so good as well as highway 4. west bound 580 is starting to see back up already out of tracy on to 580. you will see things crowded as you head towards dublin interchange as you head towards 680. right now it is quiet as far as accidents. that's the good news. as morning commute progresses, we will see more volume on the road way which means more chances for crashes and issues. with the slick surfaces, leave extra early. give yourself extra time. remember give yourself plenty space between you and the car in front of you to allow time for sudden breaking especially when sudden downpours come through. it can catch you off guard. 880, nimitz freeway, traffic is m

waiting for the great opal and punishment, however, despite all these rigor.disappeared from our lives, very often they bring their child from kindergarten. yes. the parents open their eyes in surprise. yeah, and uh, hear how much the vocabulary of his child has been enriched, because this language is already spoken in the nursery in the kindergarten; questions show that three-quarters of russians swear, but most of them claim that they use foul language only occasionally. on emotions emotions. now the residents of the city of bogotol in the krasnoyarsk territory are being overwhelmed when they receive bills for street water pumps . at the same time, residents of the private sector have not used speakers for a long time, when the cup of patience overflowed appealed to the prosecutor's office, but public utilities do not yield and have already found new ways to squeeze money out of people. vladykapylovskaya. we dismantled our own well, a pumping station, water heaters, a drinking water purification system. all this works in roman’s house and greetings from the

officials, there have been at least 14 explosions deep inside the russian controlled city of mary opal over the past week. it's unclear how ukrainians are pulling off the attack, which are targeting ammunition and fuel depots. as fighting intensifies u. s. officials continue to warn china against applying moscow with weapons the u. s has already sanctioning several chinese companies it alleges have helped private military organization the wagner group. this would be a real mistake because those weapons would be used to bombard cities and kill civilians and china should want no part of that. china is rejecting those allegations and has accused the us of outright bullying and double standards in london. greg palkot, fox news this is ktvu fox. two news at six guys denied over parts of san francisco bay after a day of wet, windy and even icy weather, but we're not in the clear just yet. a beautiful sunset tonight. still some showers out there this evening. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach heather holmes. there is more wet weather on the way today we saw a little bit of everything. s

officials, there have been at least 14 explosions deep inside the russian controlled city of mary opal over the past week. it's unclear how ukrainians are pulling off the attack, which are targeting ammunition and fuel depots. as fighting intensifies u. s. officials continue to warn china against applying moscow with weapons the u. s has already sanctioning several chinese companies it alleges have helped private military organization the wagner group. this would be a real mistake because those weapons would be used to bombard cities and kill civilians and china should want no part of that. china is rejecting those allegations and has accused the us of outright bullying and double standards in london. greg falcon fox news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, a scary mask character caught on camera in the north face. see it there. the hollywood promotion that prompted some double takes in sonoma. also calls are growing to end the eviction moratorium in alameda county, the group of landlords who say tenants are taking advantage of the pandemic error protection. plus. now i feel like myself a

i took aztec baths and then it was opal fruit. you won't.s just been cancelled. stick around and find . next hello. welcome back . it's dawn hello. welcome back. it's dawn neesom in for laurence fox . neesom in for laurence fox. well, just today it was announced lilt the drink renowned . its a totally tropical renowned. its a totally tropical taste would do the accent but i'm terrible at accents it's to be discontinued and what's more it's going to be absorbed by fanta into a fanta grapefruit and pienaar for replacement on the soundtrack hatch it is a bit bonkers really. right. so joining me now to talk about its very serious subject, we need some light relief i away edward to do the deejay and radio and very good chum and edward thank all right okay what do you make of this i mean doing you will. i'm very good thank you. very much. i think stronger than melt for me has been it's been a it's been a great drink over the years and for someone to say it's appropriation or it's racist, it's a drink . i mean, i racist, it's a drink. i mean, i thi

some surprising ukrainian attacks as well in the russian controlled city of mario opal.city has been 60 miles behind the front lines. the fact that ukraine now appears to be able to hit it with artillery means ukraine could be using now. newer modern artillery that has a longer range than their previous 50 mile limits. so that's certainly concerning factor for the russians. the fighting. meanwhile around the city of kharkiv in the north east. right now. ukrainian forces are often using grad rocket launchers. that's a soviet era system designed about 60 years ago. it has a range of about 12 miles. they're hitting russian positions, but the ukrainian soldiers say it would be a lot easier if they had more modern weapons. my dream, you know, would be to move to some high mars. one rocket is equal to more than 40 here. much of the east has been practically destroyed by the artillery battle between the two sides, especially those towns and villages along the front lines for ukrainian civilians who are trapped there. they spend a good part of their days underground in basements

i took aztec baths and then it was opal fruit. you won't.s just been cancelled. stick around and find . next hello. welcome back . it's dawn hello. welcome back. it's dawn neesom in for laurence fox . neesom in for laurence fox. well, just today it was announced lilt the drink renowned . its a totally tropical renowned. its a totally tropical taste would do the accent but i'm terrible at accents it's to be discontinued and what's more it's going to be absorbed by fanta into a fanta grapefruit and pienaar for replacement on the soundtrack hatch it is a bit bonkers really. right. so joining me now to talk about its very serious subject, we need some light relief i away edward to do the deejay and radio and very good chum and edward thank all right okay what do you make of this i mean doing you will. i'm very good thank you. very much. i think stronger than melt for me has been it's been a it's been a great drink over the years and for someone to say it's appropriation or it's racist, it's a drink . i mean, i racist, it's a drink. i mean, i thi

they look yeah , look like opal fruit. so yeah, my age and they taste like fruit. know that fruit.know that 7 fruit. delicious, you know that ? them. yeah. you ? i've tried them. yeah. you don't mind walking through don't even mind walking through a cloud of smoke from a vehicle. it watermelon it smells like watermelon instead anyway, instead of bleach. anyway, the telegraph now and leaders have concerns about sexual politics straying religion. it straying into religion. it doesn't sound like there's going to be any same sex marriages happening in mosques anytime soon. of all, it's not soon. first of all, it's not just concerns. they've actually written , said muslim written a letter, said muslim leader . this written a letter, said muslim leader. this chap, paul saladin armstrong. he's the managing director of , the association of director of, the association of british. he's written to the archbishop of canterbury, warning him about concerns to schoolchildren . so the idea is schoolchildren. so the idea is that this cause concern that muslim children start to get taken out of sch

they look yeah , look like opal fruit. so yeah, my age and they taste like fruit. know that fruit.know that 7 fruit. delicious, you know that ? them. yeah. you ? i've tried them. yeah. you don't mind walking through don't even mind walking through a cloud of smoke from a vehicle. it watermelon it smells like watermelon instead anyway, instead of bleach. anyway, the telegraph now and leaders have concerns about sexual politics straying religion. it straying into religion. it doesn't sound like there's going to be any same sex marriages happening in mosques anytime soon. of all, it's not soon. first of all, it's not just concerns. they've actually written , said muslim written a letter, said muslim leader . this written a letter, said muslim leader. this chap, paul saladin armstrong. he's the managing director of , the association of director of, the association of british. he's written to the archbishop of canterbury, warning him about concerns to schoolchildren . so the idea is schoolchildren. so the idea is that this cause concern that muslim children start to get taken out of sch

they would celebrate this year's opal wedding 21 years a month terrible rings and revealed her secretic to me so close to my heart let go of these act. you, too, can’t do it any other way. we will go through everything that should be. loves you the first of december 2006 became for yulia nachalova the happiest day in her life, then her only daughter was born. on the frames of the family archive of christina vera, the godmother larisa dolina dresses the baby before ceremony why did i perform with my mother on the big stage from the age of 5? my name is vera and for 8 years i starred in her videos, even if life becomes an actress with everyone, then i won’t say, i’m the most like that there. i'm the most like it's better not to say mom and daughter were inseparable after the divorce of their parents vera lived with her mother. they did everything together, but at the age of 12, after the death of the closest person, the girl had to grow up dramatically now in the world of aldonina 16, as she has been living without her only beloved mother for 4 years. what kind of nonsense and what is h

over the weekend, ukraine's military launched attacks on russian forces near the port city of mary opalregion has been destroyed in the year of fighting. this out. today it's been nine days since my sister died. i feel bad. you don't know anything. we have no water. nothing i'm getting rain water to wash dishes and hands. the u. n reports 6000 ukrainian civilians have been killed since the start of the war, but ukrainian officials said the actual number could be more than 10 times higher. an effort is underway to help the two food vendors who were attacked in the south bay ktvu lamonica peters reports on the outpouring of support seen this weekend. feel blaze. we all these people that are here around support, guys. me and carlos. people sit along old bayshore highway waiting to get a taste of the food served up by carlos sanchez and south concho, the two street vendors attacked during the same week in san jose. people know that we had a street vendors were and we just service pitt street vendors. concho and carlos sanchez were attacked during two separate incidents nearly two weeks ago.

our inboxes are filled by those in west virginia or the mother of young children she is opal night becauseannot figure out how will i pay for food and how to keep the house? we have one guy that is paying more for food then he is for his mortgage. but he's also trying to help his neighbors pay their heating ills because it skyrocketed so much. every day americans every working american everybody who buys food and pays for gas of the tank and pays for a house is feeling the squeeze. the president needs to address it. i hope as john kuhn said he addresses it in his address next week. host: that is shelley capito -- shelley moore capito and we are asking you on washington journal if your paycheck is keeping up with the cost of living or if you are living paycheck-to-paycheck. shelby is in bluffs city, tennessee. you are up first miss morning -- this morning. thank you for calling. caller: hi, good morning. before -- i am on social security and it does not keep up with this inflation. even when he, the president says he is going to increase the amount on our income of what we receive, it reall