oleksiyov , with us yes yes congratulations to you and andria osadchuk people's deputy of ukraine guestof our studio congratulations to andria glory to ukraine a couple of minutes ago we completed our blitz analysis by political scientists volodymyr tzulkomykola davydyuk and we came up with a rather non-trivial story about the fact that it is possible for the assistants of deputies such as medvedchuk or derkach and, in general, these people's deputies of ukraine , paradoxically, to still receive a salary from our state budget, in particular from the budget of the verkhovna rada, mr. oleksiy in general what is being done in our country with those people who, in general, according to the logic of the process, should have been deprived of deputy mandates, instead, formally for yura, they remain deputies. and where can we get these salaries for some getting a card is an important issue for everyone, everyone wonders why they say that the party's banned deputies continue to retain their mandate. but there is no such clear legal answer to this question today, a legal mechanism needs to be sou

, finally there will be two lesya andrias they mention the wish of ms.o if you made a wish about the dovzhenko center it uh-uh if it sounded she could hear yes i thought about it yes give it peace give it peace let go of us let us do our work and you know you know you know what ms. lesya is told that it was a national idea, a social contract before the war, ukrainian society was so active, that 's exactly the phrase, detach from us, don't disturb us , we'll do our own thing, dovzhenko center, we'll do our own little one, i don't know my little one there dream is there where we reach for ourselves and you steal there, do whatever you want, just don't attack us, well, it doesn't work like that anymore, we need to demand something more, we need to demand to visit like a fool now excuse me when the ground under our feet is on fire to do some reorganization and something there come up with, well, any person who reads the text of this order will understand what this movie is about. it's not about the archive and it's not about culture, it's obvious, but what i

historian religious scholar press officer of the 112th territorial defense brigade congratulations to andria glory to ukraine glory to the heroes khrystyna antina i am very glad to hear you and see you we call it very, very happy yes and the topic is not banal so to speak so here is such a dilemma, we understand that everyone expressed emotional pros and cons, we understand how much everything is not as simple as they say, the investigation will show, well , we hope for the consequences of the relevant searches, but the key point is that it could not be done, and firstly, earlier and well, and secondly start, so to speak, not with such procedural stories as searches of specific premises, but, for example, with the termination of contracts for stay. ukraine's service of god of ukraine for the first time in the lavra today the service of god er took place well, the most important thing is obviously the conclusion of the security service of ukraine after the searches of the kiev-pechers lavra will be that er conscience and god were not found in the lav really antina, you speak incorrectly, i ha

. >> andria, thank you so much.n the other side of the same story, elizabeth holmes' former business partner and ex-boyfriend is awaiting his fate. expected to be sentenced for his 12th fraud conviction come december 7. >>> okay, paul is here with a look at our weather. a reminder of why we don't live in buffalo, new york. >> you know, i got contacted earlier in my career in buffalo, new york saying do you want to come work for us? i said heck no. i already worked down in the great lakes, and i know what that experience is. they're getting an incredible amount of snow in buffalo. it has been just been aimed directly at buffalo. this is the scene from that neck of the woods. it's one of those things it is very intense. but then you go 20, 30 miles out of the way and the snow is much lighter. it pivots around a little bit. the thing is that snow has been aimed directly towards the bay area. and orchard park, new york picked up 66 inches of snow out of this system. i want to put that in perspective. that's where the bu

andria? >> reporter: it was pretty empty in the streets of san francisco. two women admit those traditions may have changed a bit during the pandemic. >> i just want to enjoy life. we get one. >> reporter: the two spent their wednesday night soaking in the holiday spirit. >> it was like come on, let's get back in and fill the spirits. >> reporter: as they scoped out presents, the lights were turned on at union square. tonight is an example of our resilience. it's an example that when we are down, we are not completely out. we bounce back better and stronger than ever before. >> reporter: the impacts of the pandemic were twofold. more people turn to online shopping. in san francisco and a lot of the rest of the bay area saw an uptick in these. this smash and grab happened if november of 2020. more than half a dozen stores were hit as looters forced their way in. this won't deter some though from coming out, enjoying the holidays. >> i'm not going to give up my happiness for people who will take advantage of me. i try go the safest i can be. >> reporter: as s

. >> i'm andria. lgbtq communities across the country are mourning up a gunman opened fire inside a bar last night. here in the bay area, like in cities across the country, vigils are being held to remember and honor the five people killed, and dozens more injured. >> the 22-year-old gunman, in custody tonight after walking into club q , and opening fire with at least two guns. >> we are still working to identify the firearms, and who they belong to, but i cannot can confirm that the suspect used a long rifle. >> things could have been worse if several people had not jumped into action to stop the gunmen. investigators are looking into the suspect background before they decide whether or not to charge him with a hate crime. in the meantime, the bartender at the club described the scene. >> the door from the dance floor to the patio, is a glass door, all that a glass was shattered all over the ground. i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> broken glass,

well, it’s simple andria, yes, this is urban development, yes, this is urban fighting . there were no yes, let's now listen to mr. serhiy kuzana, head of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation. so , mr. ivan told us where it is more profitable for whom one part and one part there are a lot of ukrainian troops in these directions and it confuses us or it confuses the enemy today. not here, in principle, the picture is clear for us . in any case, it is very important to cut off their southern grouping, the entire southern grouping, that is, relatively speaking, along this line starting from mariupol is volnovakha. well, there is vugledar. if we say so, it is very important to stop their railway connection there, and this railway connection in particular, the occupiers understand this, and in today's modern conditions, it is impossible to concentrate large forces on in some direction, which would become an unnoticed group, therefore, of course, you can't hide somewhere behind the hill, accumulate, and attack unexpectedly. that is, these are not small groups , concentrated forc

considered the thicket of the forest to be the best shelter, but even there they were caught by drone andriaand this is their basing in buzova, i still took a chance on the jammers, flew closer directly on one and to see how many of them are in the forest itself, they are all completely teeming with this menace, why couldn’t you beat them, it’s because here everywhere at home they placed their bases not far from people covering themselves with them, they managed to destroy the occupiers not only on the march, but also point-wise in thick thickets. however, andriy's family did not stop thinking about how to further strengthen the ukrainian armed forces wanted to give their own agricultural drone to the military and an irrigation drone and cultivation of fields, the military tried to use it for military purposes, but it is too noisy and very large, in 90% of cases it simply does not reach the place, it turned out that the most effective during the war was the compact drone andrii 249 grams . when it is standing, it is not heard at all, for the sake of safety andrii i still left my house so as

of the armed forces could receive help due to the arrival of various unmanned aerial vehicles, but andriask you to provide some such vivid examples of the use of drones against the enemy, not so successful examples of combat operations. well, this is unconditional strike complexes eh drones that contain some kind of explosive eh and accurately hit some eh targets of the enemy on well, we must also mention the heavy eh wholesale hexicopters which eh also er, they are able to drop er, something heavier than the usual wog. and which companies of ukrainian production provide the supply of er, drones to your or other units. what are the most powerful and effective models, specifically ukrainian development, so i heard something er, what does bats are large drones that drop large and heavy munitions. and i can’t say about smaller ones yet. and how satisfied are your unit or other units of the armed forces that use drones?

they say that we have already captured ozeryanivka and kuryumivka there and klichchivka there and andrial the points that are there somewhere in the south under the bachmouth, we look at the appeal of the general staff, we understand that this is absolutely not it is not true, but the intensity of hostilities in the zone just south of bakhmut is very high, but then we will compare the mood of our military against you , and we are three russian soldiers in the russian public, we understand what that 100 per hysteria is related to the fact that they do not provide anything there, return our children home, home and so on, if i think that fighting spirit is an important component of success on the field, well, because there is glory , fighting spirit, technique, training, these are all three components and one significant advantage of the ukrainian army, but i will repeat it all the same we also lose our soldiers. they will be wounded. we understand that both the acquisition of our territory and the return are associated with a significant price . if they didn't tell us now how they are winn

highest polish officials, a member of the council of ministers michal dvorczyk, minister of chancery andria dudy wojciech-kolyarski and vice-marshal of the sejm of the republic of poland malgozata gusevska during the war, it is very important to deepen cultural cooperation between our countries - the politician says that the place to bring our peoples closer both culturally and historically is symbolic a place to show hope , hope that ukraine will win this war, we will win this war, we will win it for a safe europe, for a safe europe, polish colleagues were joined by ukrainian officials, the minister of culture and information policy oleksandr tkachenko says that after february 24, ukraine and poland started a new page of relations. we started to write our mutual relations from a clean sheet of paper and within the framework of national heritage and history, the vice prime minister of the republic of poland petr glynskyi said a month before the war, we are starting everything the ministry of foreign affairs of poland re-finances the work of the updated office. polish courses at the institut