the american academy of pediatrics tonight has updated guidance on diagnosing and treating head lice for the first time. the organization says children with life should not be prohibited from attending school group says infestations are neither a health hazard nor a sign of poor hygiene, but being kept home can result in significant stigma and psychological stress. still ahead tonight, possible voter intimidation in northern california coming up the home visits, prompting a warning from state officials also classic bay area music festival filled with a lot of banjos and much, much more kicks off tomorrow. the preparations underway for hardly strictly bluegrass. and weekend is just about here. friday's tomorrow we've got the five day forecast and what you can expect for saturday and sunday. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your business is startin

the american academy. pediatrics updated its guidance on diagnosing and treating headlights.he first time, the organization says children with life should not be prohibited from attending school, the group says, contrary to what many people think lights are not a health hazard, nor a sign of poor hygiene, they say keeping children home only increases the stigma and inflict psychological stress is a parents whose children have had lights should use over the counter shampoos and other fda approved product and say, physically combing out the lice and their eggs really is key. the fda has approved a new drug to combat als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. the medication has been shown to slow the diseases progression, but the approval process came with intense debate after two negative reviews of the drug. the fda is internal scientists question the drug's effectiveness. but a l s patients, advocates and members of congress urged its approval. there is currently no known cure for als and only limited therapy options. time is 7 25. the golden state warriors played the washingto

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she is a member of the american academy of arts and sciences. she earned her first phd in classics from the university of cambridge and her second and government from harvard university. you are now recognized for three minutes. also known as square, right, that's what you get for that. doctor doctor, good morning chair kilmer, thank you for the invitation vice chair timmons. representative lata. it's an honor to be with all of you and thank you so much for your commitment to self government. you've heard my background. i've also had the honor of being a co chair for the american academy of arts and sciences commission on the practice of democratic citizenship, but i want to share a little bit more about myself for context where my views come from. i grew up in southern california in a family that prized civic engagement. on my mom's side, my great grandparents helped fight for women's right to vote and my great grandmother was president of the league of women voters in michigan in the 30s. and on my dad's side my granddad helped found one of th

for the american academy of pediatrics recommend teens get 8-10 hours of sleep. studies show nearly 70% don't get that, increasing the risk of depression, lower grades, obesity, and suicidal thoughts. >> teenagers have a huge sleep crisis. spirit the doctor of the institute in san diego is a leading researcher in arcadian rhythm sites. his research shows shows a later start time has a big impact in the classroom. >> actually learned better. they they improved by 4.5%. tardiness tardiness went down overall the team felt much better about the. about themselves. >> reporter: massachusetts, new york and new jersey are also considering later school start times. only about 20% of u.s. high school start at or after 830 a.m. the time the aap recommends pictures how's it going? so far so good? >> yes. i focus a lot more and i i just felt more productive. >> an extra 30 minutes of sleepg robert stopped the new school year off on the right foot. michelle medina, cbs news, san diego. > >> coming up. purchasing power owing to waste. like if cards often go unused and what cons

information of the institute of international education about the way a ukrainian schoolboy enters the american academy in the story of my colleagues 14-year-old artyom is met at the houston airport by a graduate of the united states marine corps military academy, timothy holmesley, the boy says the road from kyiv was not difficult but flying alone and leaving his father at home who was injured while defending ukraine, it was hard, super, it was a little scary, but it's good that everything is fine, tomorrow artem will have a meeting with the teachers, and for the time being, he will take the ukrainian boy to his house on the shore of the mexican bays parents of the academy graduate mary and tom holmsley our son joined the academy many, many years ago he had a military career now he is a successful businessman we know what opportunities the academy offers artem on that path he received a scholarship we wish him success in the morning the boy leaves for artem and timothy academy in our house dear guests it is valuable for us come here no and no we are glad that you are here in 6 hours artem is met by th

120 universities in the united states of america are helping our students. schoolboy to the american academygraduate of the us marine corps military academy, timothy holmsley, the guy says that the journey from kyiv was not difficult, but flying alone and leaving his father at home, who was wounded defending ukraine, was a little scary, but good. everything is fine, tomorrow artem will have a meeting with the teachers, and for now, he will take the ukrainian guy to his house on the shore of the mexican bays, parents of the academy graduate mary and tom holmsley, our son joined the academy many, many years ago, he had a military career, now he is a successful businessman, we know what opportunities the academy offers artem on that on the way he received a scholarship, we wish him success, the boy is leaving for the academy in the morning artem and timothy are in our house dear guests, it is valuable for us come here no what no we are glad that you are here in 6 hours artem is met by the president of the marine corps military academy the institution was founded 57 years ago and spread over 57

everything will be fine thank you for your courage we will do everything in our power doctors of the american academy of plastic and reconstructive surgery are shocked by the resistance they want to help the ukrainians against the russian invasion , where ukrainian medicine is powerless, it's a mine in me, an explosive injury to tetyana pshechnych under the raisins, eight mines landed at the same time this is what was left of her street, mrs. tetyana says she was getting out of the meat grinder, every centimeter of her body was cut by fragments that i had shrapnel not only here, my hands and head and back were all waxed to live with a disfigured face intolerable, the mouth does not close, there are no lips, she was fed from a syringe for a long time, no one was found in ukraine who undertook to help the lips, they were not able to otolaryngologist dr. maskutello and plastic surgeon dr. abraham convince ms. tetiana that the consequences of the war can be erased from her face, but it takes a lot of time and not only through operations, military reproductions are alive, we will be able to talk about inf

we will do everything in our power, doctors of the american academy of plastic and reconstructive surgeryshocked by the resistance of ukrainians in the russian invasion, they want to help where ukrainian medicine is powerless this is mine, an explosive injury to tetyana's yard under the raisins, eight mines flew at the same time this is what was left of her street ms. tetyana says she was getting out from the meat grinder, every centimeter of her body was cut with splinters, the fabulous one tore my cheek. the splinters were not only here, my arms, head, and back were all wax to live with with an unbearably disfigured face, her mouth cannot be closed , she has no lips, she was fed from a syringe for a long time in ukraine, there was no one who took it upon herself to help , they refused to heal her lips, the ringologist, dr. maskutello, and the plastic surgeon, dr. abraham , convince ms. tetiana that the effects of the war can be erased from her face, but it will take a lot of time and not only by operations on the lower movement after it is already alive, we will be able to in this the m

aviation, as well as missile troops and artillery, covered both the nazis kraken and the american blackguards from the academy . manpower and military equipment the armed forces of ukraine in 127 districts. including basing points for foreign mercenaries, the american private military campaign academy and our kraken formation in the regions of kramatorsk and nikolaevka of the donetsk people's republic 14 mechanized brigade. we were left without ammunition for guns supplied by the west , a warehouse near kharkov was destroyed, there were more than seven and a half thousand shells, american highmors missiles, russian air defense systems shoot down eight pieces on the fly, destroyed in the area of ​​novaya kakhovka and kherson, they all suffer losses and high- precision manpower weapons of the russian aerospace forces in the area of ​​​​the city, nikolaev of the armed forces of ukraine during the day of hostilities in this area, the losses of ukrainian troops amounted to over 180 servicemen, two tanks, seven armored combat vehicles, three guns and 10 vehicles in the kharkiv region. two brigades of the armed forc

she is a member of the american academy of and sciences. the american institute and the american philosophical society. a fellow of the american bar and a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians, the law library of congress. ashland below will interview her today, discuss her book, civil rights queen constance baker motley and the struggle for equality. civil rights queen is a book that explores the life and times of constance baker motley, the pathbreaking lawyer and judge dean brown. nagin. once again, we are so pleased you could join us today. and with that i will turn it over to. law librarian of congress. happy anniversary, law. library of congress. thank you, dr. hayden. afternoon to our audience, our patrons and colleagues, and, of course, to our guest of honor the hill, michael brown. nagin, dean brown. nagin, thank you for helping us. celebrate the library of congress 190th birthday. i just want to remind the audience that they can type their questions into the q&a box at the bottom of the screen. and we w

i'm accompanying a group of 11 physicians from new york state that are part of the american academy ofl plastic and reconstructive surgery. these are absolutely unbelievably brave americans that are here with me operating on victims of war crimes we were in the hospital yesterday with 40 patients. military personnel and civilians mostly women but were just sitting in their home, sleeping in their bed and they received an injury into their face. i spoke to one woman who is missing lips and teeth and she told me i'm lucky that i got hurt in march because i was evacuated before it was too late. my neighbors and my family that was under occupation for six months, they had it so much worse. eric: and finally, maria, how can americans -- how can our viewers help ukraine, how can this country help ukraine to defeat vladimir putin? >> we are almost there, eric, you and i have spoken at least five times. we are winning this war. you can see it. we need the tools to win this war. the soldiers that are missing eyes are telling me i want to go back and fight again. fix me and i will go back and i

he has received numerous awards for research at his curly member of the american academy of arts and sciences as well as the institutional biosafety committee at rutgers. he is a fellow of the infectious disease society of america, the american academy of microbiology, american association for advancement of science. he was editor of molecular biology for 16 years. dr. ebright currently serves as a project leader of three current nih research grants provided, has provided testimony to the house committee on energy and commerce on the 2014 anthrax incident, was a founding member of the cambridge working group whose cautionary statement on gain of function research involving potential pandemic pathogens remains as relevant as the day it was released in july 2014. dr. ebright. >> thank you. thank you for inviting me to discuss dana function research and its oversight to -- discuss gain of function research and its oversight. in my oral statement, i will discuss the definition of dana of function research talk -- dana function research and steps to strengthen oversight of the research. w

aviation, and also rocket troops and artillery, covered both the nazis kraken and the american pmc kashniks from the academy she was also hit by 47 artillery units. the manpower and military equipment of the armed forces of ukraine became 27 areas, including the bases of foreign mercenaries, the american private military campaign of the academy and the formation of the kraken in the regions of kramatorsk and nikolaevka of the donetsk people's republic of the 14th mechanized brigade. vsu. left without ammunition for guns supplied by the west destroyed. warehouse near kharkov there were more than 7.5 thousand rocket shells of american installations. russian air defense is shot down on the fly, eight pieces were destroyed in the area of ​​​​nova kakhovka and kherson, they also suffer losses in residential strength with high-precision weapons of the russian aerospace forces in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe city. nikolaev amazed the personnel of rmb equipment, units, 28 mechanized and 79th airborne assault brigades. arm ukraine for a day of combat. actions in this direction, the loss of ukrainian troops amounted

as well as missile forces and artillery, covered both the nazis kraken and american private military personnel from the academy she blackquote amazed 47 artillery units. the manpower and military equipment of the armed forces of ukraine became 27 areas, including the bases of foreign mercenaries, the american private military campaign academy and the kraken formation in the regions of kramatorsk and nikolaevka of the donetsk people's republic 14 mechanized brigade. vsu. left without ammunition for guns supplied by the west, a warehouse near kharkov was destroyed ; nova kakhovka and kherson suffered losses and in manpower high-precision weapons of the russian aerospace forces in the area of ​​​​the city, nikolaev over 180 servicemen, two tanks, seven armored fighting vehicles, three guns and 10 vehicles in the kharkiv region. two brigades of the armed forces and a battalion of terror defense lost 150 people, killed and 17 units of armored and special military equipment. after high-precision strikes. vks national battalion. aidar also got in the course of hostilities in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe settlement o

the american academy of pediatrics was the first to say that schools should be open.p said it, they backed off that recommendation. one of the first things the biden administration did when they came in to office was have the cdc rewrite the guidance for schools. they already did that the prior september. they rewrote it with basically hurdles so impossible no school could meet it based on case rates and mass testing requirements. so now we have this mental health crisis and this life-long learning loss that the new studies show is a 7 point decline on average. pretty tragic. >> martha: it's very tragic. let's put some numbers up. reading down five points. the largest drop since 1990. math down seven points. i would point out to everybody, this is a 0-500 school. america is smack in the middle, and 200. not even above average. even before the pandemic for our reading and math skills. so our schools are in real trouble. they're doing a disservice to many, many students. there's great schools out there, be many students are not in them sadly. randi weingarten said this

the flu season this year is projected to be brutal and the american academy of pediatrics urged parents yesterday kids may need one more one flu shot. do you agree with that assessment? is your advice to parents of kids 9 and younger? >> certainly, no way to know how bad is flu season is going to be but we are hearing potential for it to be a severe season and we would encourage vaccines. so if you're over the age of 65, you want to go ahead and get your high dose vaccine. we have flu vaccines for those over the age of 6 months old. we are encouraging people to go ahead and get their flu vaccine and importantly, what i'll say is that you can get your flu vaccine and your covid vaccine at the same time. we have nearly half a people from studies last year that demonstrated if you get them at the same time, you sacrifice nothing in terms of either safety or effectiveness. >> dr. walensky, appreciate your time today. >> thanks for having me. >>> and the big moment is just minutes away at the white house. the unveiling of the obama official white house portrait as the former first couple ret

but how can the situation be changed or directed in the right positive direction, but now the american academy, can communicate with e, using a computer for up to an hour, although we have up to 5 years. uh , this is 10 minutes at most 10-15 minutes of active mode, and this also applies to cartoons these 15 minutes, and from 5 years onwards you are younger students - this is only half an hour in free mode. and then it’s only an hour, that is, breaks are important. the second moment is that today a lot of programs are being created that correct for those children who which have a developmental delay. uh-huh and here, of course, they are needed. here are clear instructions. how much the child will spend time in the virtual world and in uh real, that is, accompaniment, and there is such a narrow moment that the visual analyzer. have us he not utterly until 12 years. it is only fully formed somewhere at the age of 12, and this load, after all, goes to the visual analyzer strongly, yes, and it is. possessing, and here it is very important that tactile sensitivity is laid. and this is spatial imagin

he is a member of the bar of the district of columbia, the law institute and the american academy of arts and sciences. he is the author of seven books. kennedy will be in congress a conversation with layman. the author of the genre bending novel long division in the essay collection how to slowly kill yourself and others in america. lehmann's bestselling memoir, heavy an american memoir, one multiple awards, including the 2019 andrew carnegie mellon medal for excellence in nonfiction. lehmann is a recipient of the 2023 2021 radcliffe fellowship in harvard. he is the founder of the catharine coleman literary arts and justice initiative, a program aimed at getting mississippi kids and their parents more comfortable reading, writing, revise and sharing. please give our guests a virtual round of applause. all right. oh, how you doing, professor kennedy? how are you today? i'm very well. and i really look forward to talking with you. yeah, and i just want to let folks know, you know, before we got on in the in the virtual green room, i asked professor kennedy if he wanted to read a bit f

the head of mississippi's chapter of the american academy of pediatrics warns jackson-area caregiverspreparing baby formula should continue to use bottled water because infants remain at risk of heavy metals or other toxins in the water supply. the billionaire founder of patagonia has given the outdoor apparel company away to a specially designed trust and a nonprofit that will use all the revenue to combat the climate crisis and protect the environment. yvon chouinard founded patagonia nearly 50 years ago. the company is valued at about $3 billion. in an interview with "the new york times," he said -- "instead of extracting value from nature and transforming it into wealth for investors, we'll use the wealth patagonia creates to protect the source of all wealth." the world health organization has given its most upbeat assessment on covid-19 since declaring the disease an international emergency in january of 2020. who director-general tedros adhanom ghebreyesus said wednesday the number of newly rerted infecons has dropped dramatically. >> the number of weekly reported deaths from co

a health alert for parents, the american academy of pediatrics urging you to get your kids a flu vaccine as soon as possible . they say the best. this is the best way to prevent severe illness and keep those kids into out of the classroom. officials say. last year's flu shot numbers lagged in comparison to past years, and the virus has historically taken a disproportionate toll on families. or black, hispanic, american, indian or alaskan children can now receive the flu and covid 19 vaccines at the same visit. doctors say the flu shot is also safe for pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. this morning. evacuation orders have been lifted in siskiyou county, where the mill fire is burning. the fires now 55% contained cal fire says the fire has grown by less than 10 acres since the weekend. it's burned about 4200 acres in total and 100 buildings, a 66 year old woman and a 73 year old woman. both died in the fire. authorities have not released their names. crews are making slow progress on an even bigger fire that's also burning in siskiyou county. the mountain fire has burned more than

the american academy. pediatrics updated its guidance on diagnosing and treating headlights. for the first time, the organization says children with life shouldn't be prohibited from attending school group says this is an update to previous recommendations. report says headlights diagnosis isn't a health hazard nor a sign of poor hygiene, just keeping children home only increases the stigma and inflict psychological stress. parents whose children have had lights should use over the counter shampoos and other fda approved product and they say, physically combing out the lice and their eggs is key. even before october begins, people are already lining up for halloween costumes for their pets. more and more people dress up their pets every year. most major retailers have costumes on the shelves. now wal mart says it expects this year's most popular pest costumes to be bumblebees, cows and ladybugs. and if you need a pet to dress up this halloween tomorrow is the first day of the national empty the shelters pet adoption event, the bissell pet foundation will have more than 280 or

he's the former president of the american academy of religion, the largest professional organization of scholars of religion in the world. he's the author of several important books, including his most recent work that we're here to talk about today. begin again, james baldwin's america and its urgent for our own times. he is a columnist, time magazine and a regular msnbc contributor, as well as he makes frequent appearances on meet the press on sunday. he hails from multiple mississippi and is a grad grad. the mississippi homeless. he is a graduate of morehouse college in atlanta, georgia. and we are glad. welcome you home about globe amani perry, the hughes rogers professor of african-american, also at princeton university. she is a prolific author. i don't know how you find the time to write the books that you write and the time they come out works, including looking for lorraine, the radiant radical life of lorraine hansberry barry, the letter to my sons vexing thing on gender and liberation. may we forever stand a history the black national anthem and for our purposes today, sou

the american academy of pediatrics in the summer of 2020 said kids were better off in the classroom for multiple reasons. thankfully, by the grace of god, they weren't really prone to getting sick from the virus. but bigger than that was the fact that, yes, they would deal with higher bouts of depression and suicide and self-harm, and kids were being harmed in the home by domestic abuse situations, much harder to diagnose over zoom than it was in person. he knew this. but this is why you pray if the republicans do get back control of the house they actually come through for once and really do investigate him. because the people in the bureaucracy need to be put on blast. like, this was an abuse of power, and there's no other way to check them. and that's why fauci is just a shameless fame whore who likes hair and makeup, likes going on tv -- kennedy: yeah. but he talks about it's so hard with social media -- >> 'cuz you know -- kennedy: i never know how many -- >> it is all, it is all revisionist history. everybody who was telling them then, you know, this is bad, you shouldn't be doing

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics show children get eight to ten hours of sleep.s the risk of depression, obesity, and suicidal thoughts. the doctor of institution in san diego is a leading researcher. his research shows a later start time has a big impact in the classroom. >> they actually learn better, so they're grades improve, the tardiness also went down, and teens felt better about themselves. >> reporter: massachusetts, new york, and new jersey are also considering later school start times. only about 20% of u.s. high schools start at or after 8:30 a.m., the time the aap recommends. how's it going? so far so good? >> definitely. i feel more productive. >> reporter: an extra 30 minutes of sleep, helping roberts start the school year off on the right foot. >> the new school year brings a sense of relief for a lot of parents, but a new study shows more parents expressing concern about the safety of students in school. michael george reports. >> reporter: as gloria sends her 7-year-old daughter back to the classroom, safety is a top concern. >> we feel like we'

a former law clerk who -- has been elected into the american academy of arts and sciences and the american law institute and has also received recognition as a -- and a scholar. in dozens of articles, his acclaimed case book, the law of democracy, he has helped create an entirely new field of study in law schools. he has worked this field systematically, explores legal and policy issues concerning the structure of democratic elections and institutions such as the role of money in politics, the design of election districts, the regulation of political parties, the structure of voting systems, and the representation of minority interests and democratic institutions on similar issues. caroline shapiro is a professor of law at the chicago college of law. she is the founder and co-director a chicago institute on the supreme court of the united states. from 2014 through 2016, she served as illinois solicitor general well on leave from the law school and is a former law clerk to justin justice stephen breyer. she is largely focused on the supreme court, its relationship to other courts, and insti

the american academy of pediatrics reports 87,000 new cases for the week ending august 26th.micron variant last year. that's got schools from coast-to-coast lifting restrictions and learning to live with the new normal. carter evans visited a school in california to see what the district is doing to help keep kids safe. >> good morning, students. >> reporter: as the new school year dawns in azusa, california, there is a new covid reality and fresh hope. >> it's exciting to be able to try and finally get back to normal. >> reporter: diane and raul ramirez say there is no substitute for their kids being in school full time. >> we all need to adapt. i feel like we need to start getting back into the routine again. >> reporter: after more than two years of uncertainty -- >> we're coming back, we're not contact tracing, not contact tracing, it's been difficult. >> reporter: this year school districts nationwide are dropping testing requirements, and nearly 96% no longer require masks. the lesson now says nurse melissa lofton is safety. >> hand sanitizing stations at every corner h

jeffrey sachs that's recent come out in the journal of, the american academy of science. all right. the thing now happens. it's 1219 december. a doctor discovers it. he puts it on the internet. he says there's a new virus here in wuhan. and you know what they do they put him in jail for disclosing secrets and he dies shortly. they release him and they say, oh, he died of the covid 19 virus, which kills one and a half percent of people his age. all the other guys mostly die. all the samples are destroyed, all the early forensics are destroyed by the chinese military command, which immediately goes into wuhan. there is no doctor fallacy in wuhan. these are all general such and such, so on. and they go in and shut down the city of wuhan, destroy all evidence of what actually happened in wuhan. the world health organization doesn't their search for an entire year afterwards? of course, everything has been destroyed, as john mentioned, the people in charge of the search are all appointed by. the chinese communist party of the in law we used to receive arrest the local winter the thing sp

what is the number of major nominations for which the academy award, the prestigious award of the americanacademy, is awarded? how many major nominations time time? write me a number. how many major oscar nominations contagion four three two one time is up. let's do it, yeah, 35 35 nominations and 26 nominations. you thought you crossed out 68 at the beginning i see she is already taking this ceremony for a very long time. attention, correct answer. the main nominations of the most prestigious film award american film award oscar 24 nominations team 00 you are the winners of the show tower, thank you pouring out the victory. applause sounds your girls. i didn't ask you what you were announced? i saw you to the core. you can do everything here, so that's why it happened. tell tell there is such an opportunity, only today. uh, and u us very good numbers. we have 10 years between each of them. well, who of the rest will not say 10 and 20 years. yes, well, somewhere nearby, thank you. it was a pleasure for us to play with you. thanks girls. huge. thanks for participating. well, what a pity, we

barack obama has won an emmy award from the american television academy.s netflix documentary series our great national parks. he already has two grammys — for narrating his bestselling memoirs. mr obama and his wife michelle have set up a production company which struck a deal with netflix said to be worth tens of millions of dollars. donald trump has accused president biden of weaponising the fbi against him — in his first public appearance since agents raided his florida home to recover classified documents. addressing a republican rally in pennsylvania, the former president also rejected mr biden's claim that he and his maga movement were an extremist threat to american democracy. both leaders have been stepping up their rhetoric ahead of november's mid—term elections, as wendy urquhart reports. it was like he'd never left office. back amongst his supporters, donald trump was given a hero's welcome at the republican rally in philadelphia. he came out all guns blazing and he kicked off his speech by branding the us president an enemy of america. he's an

the american academy of pediatrics is urging you to get your kids a flu vaccine as soon as possible . they say they are the best way to prevent severe illness and keep kids in the classroom this school year, officials say last year's flu shot numbers lagged in comparison to past years. the virus has historically taken a disproportionate toll on families who are black, hispanic. american indian or alaskan children can now receive the flu and covid 19 vaccines at the same visit. doctors say the flu shot is also safe for pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers. curry accomplishing a new goal outside the basketball court. he's releasing his very first children's book that's available today. it's called i have a superpower. picture book hopes to inspire kids to unleash their own superpowers and believe in themselves. hopefully reach the next generation of kids that are dreaming big are gonna be the next you know, leaders and game changers. um we want them to be inspired. correct plans to publish a series of books with unanimous publishing. i have a super virus, a superpower will be availa

this is exactly the example that will be studied even there in the american river academies after the war as an example of how to act as efficiently as possible in conditions of limited resources, mr. ivan . by our previous novel kovalev in our expert and yura of the ministry of foreign affairs he says that it has a strategic importance there, although the settlement there is not very large, but anyway, when the logistics center was your assessment well, and plus that now we will be able to shell the kryvyi rih community there, kryvyi rih and the suburbs will be much smaller. i understand that russians are calmer, you know, less, we can even establish such, you know, a certain unspoken criterion for the effectiveness of our actions because, you know, we simply had everyone's expectations what if a counter was announced there, we will be eating watermelons in kherson in a few days, knowing that we will eat watermelons in kherson, a few days have passed by the name of watermelons, and here it means that there is already a kind of mood in society that says the next counter effective if a