anna has a sick child in russia, but finnish the border guards stood as a wall at the border and did let anyone through. people waited for more than 13 hours and had to. get a manicure for the new year, appointments with the dentist, appointments at beauty salons ended a couple of hours after the finns decided to open the border. the day after the news that the border was being closed like this from a car exhaust pipe. look at all these people, they want to live, they all came from iraq, samali, yemen, those countries that are involved in wars, we just want to live. these people were sent on a free bus to... the finnish government has already announced that the border will remain closed at least until january 14. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev, russian-finnish border. cis countries who live and study in russia. maris ivanina will tell you more. the children at the confectionery factory are breathtaking; they have never seen so many bars of world-famous chocolate. here she is alyonka, packaged alyonka. great, yes. a conveyor belt of joy and happiness, here the most secret childhood d

anna has a sick child in russia, but the finnish border guards stood up as a wall at the border and didet anyone through. people waited for more than 13 hours and were forced to return to finland. a journey that previously took 40 minutes. now russian citizens are forced to spend more than a day from helsinki on the ferry, for which they still need to get tickets, and then home through estonia. sent to st. petersburg, the finnish government has already announced that the border will remain closed at least until january 14. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev, russian-finnish border. serbia will elect an assembly ahead of schedule on sunday. on one side, the ruling coalition is vying for 250 seats in parliament. led by the progressive party of serbia of president vučić, on the other, pro-western and patriotic opposition movements. why did vucic decide to hold parliamentary elections? at the beginning of may 2023. a teenager killed 10 people at a school, and the young man shot eight passers-by from a car. after this, the opposition organized mass marches, and by the elections it took shape as

anna has a sick child in russia, but the finnish border guards stood up as a wall at the border and did not let anyone through. people waited for more than 13 hours and were forced to return to finland. on a journey that previously took 40 minutes, russian citizens are now forced to spend more than a day from helsinki on a ferry, which is still needed. get tickets, and then go home via estonia. everyone was sure that we were about to leave, no one even thought that we would be detained, and that the borders would be closed illegally, for me this is completely crazy, what is happening here, i say, how am i supposed to get there now, i don’t understand, i say, i'm going home to visit my relatives. except in addition, many finns were also trying to get to russia, fill up the car with cheap fuel or get a manicure for the new year; appointments with the dentist and appointments at beauty salons ran out in a couple of days. january. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev. russian-finnish border. serbia elects skubschina ahead of schedule on sunday. 250 seats in parliament are claimed, on the one han

ama your face is popping with this light. >> reporter: anna has forged a lasting bond with fellow americansd orlando. >> it's so good to see everyone now. >> yeah, nice to see you guys. >> what did happiness mean to you before the trip versus what it means to you now? >> i think i thought of happiness as how do i -- we all needed to have an individual plan for how we would become happy. and i think after this trip, i realize that maybe instead of happiness being the goal, it is connection and relationships being the goal and happiness is the by-product of that. >> we're finding new ways to connect to people, and that connection is part of what equals happiness. >> i think i thought whenever i was unhappy, that i was like doing something wrong, or that there was something wrong with me. like i sometimes i'm just having a down day, or a down moment. and not everything is a problem that needs to be solved. >> are you happier? >> am i happier? i don't know. it's hard to say. but what i have been thinking about is trying to zoom into the present moment a little bit more. >> i think the answer is

anna has a sick child in russia, but the finnish border guards stood up as a wall at the border and didnyone through. people waited for more than 13 hours. in addition, many finns also wanted to get to russia to fill up their cars with cheap fuel or get a manicure for the new year. intentions to the dentist, appointment to beauty salons ended a couple of hours after the finns decided to open the border. the day after the news that the border was closing on the russian side, several dozen third-country citizens also gathered. you can see that they are dressed completely inappropriate for the weather, and we see light sneakers and... people are forced to warm themselves like this from the exhaust pipe of a car. look at all these people, they want to live, they all came from iraq, somalia, yemen, those countries that are involved in wars, we just want live. these people were sent to st. petersburg on a free bus. the finnish government has already announced that the border will remain closed at least until january 14. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev, russian-finnish border. serbia is electi

anna has a sick child in russia , but the finnish border guards stood up as a wall at the border and not let anyone through, people waited for more than 13 hours and were forced to return to finland, on a journey that previously took 40 minutes, now russian citizens are forced to spend more than a day from helsinki to time for which you still need... petersburg, the finnish government has already sent these people on a free bus to state that the border will remain closed at least until january 14. dmitry akimov and sergey fodeev, russian-finnish border. russian soldier rafi jabbar, call sign abdullah, has not been in his homeland, afghanistan, for 13 years, came to visit. his brothers and nephews met him in kabul and accompanied him far to jellalabat towards the pakistani border, the ancestral place called sand. look how happy he is. rafi is greeted with honors, like a real one. well, tell me about meeting, well, actually very... these meetings are difficult, well, especially here the female, let’s say, part of our relatives, just an aunt, let’s say, there is an aunt who was when my

anna, has your opinion changed?be allowed to him, galina, if it is confirmed that timofey is your grandson, i will want to communicate with him like a grandmother, but what else, it will be my grandson, but they won’t allow me. i never forbade it. sergey, if dad, who has been deprived of parental rights, comes once a week and first plays with the child, will you mind? i don’t, the main thing for me is that my wife is happy and the child is happy . that is, you won't mind. are you sure that timofey’s father is your ex-husband? certainly. anna, ready to find out if your romeo has son from his ex-wife? yes. has santa claus already written a letter? fireworks, write a letter to santa claus. okay, sasha, in prose, in the style of pushkin, or let’s do a rap. sorry, but we need to talk about sasha and his assistant. the fireworks virtual assistant with artificial intelligence is capable of a lot. give new year's mood. watch today at 19:00. day of special services workers. congratulations from the president, milestones in t

there are no weaknesses in the news on espresso tv, and anna has a name, there are no weaknesses, she will now report to you what is happening in ukraine and the world flawlessly. good evening, thank you for your work, the news team will continue to work, and i will start this issue with the fact that ukraine received a batch of bezpilo. how dangerous they are for our enemy, we will tell you in a few moments. the russians will be hot. ukraine received a batch of long-range aq400 drones site. they have a flight range of 750 km, launched from short runways or catapults. drones can have a payload of up to 32 kg, and the advantages include a low price, quick assembly and the possibility of mass production. currently, the production capacity is 100 drones per month, they plan to increase it to 500. at three in a day, the russians shelled kurakhov in donetsk region. this was reported in the regional office. as a result of the attack, a 61-year-old woman was injured. four high-rise buildings, eight private houses and a store were damaged. in place emergency services are working. the patrol p

dmitry lazovsky has gold in the mass start, anna has solo silver in the sprint.up in ufa in a nutshell look like this. the belarusians are trying to prevent these competitions from turning into the russian cup, and they are succeeding. only that anton smolsky has lost his form and it will be difficult for him to fight for the championship in the overall standings. the third stage of the commonwealth biathlon cup will be held from january 5 to 7 in raobichi. the competition program also includes sprints. pursuit races and mass starts, yes, this is generally magic, i would just call it that, that is, i was not often able to win, but at iconic starts it worked, and as if all this is stored in memory, the heroes of this program chose life. everything was at the glances, they opened a farm, so they rented 150 hectares of land, in the future we will plow and re-plant the land, the task of the leader is to find out why rural life is still better than city life to complete several tasks around the farm, all the bulbs are growing, yago traba dabrats, judging by the weathe

there will be someone who has no weakness, there is no weakness in the news on espresso tv, and anna hase, there are no weaknesses, she will now report to you what is happening in ukraine and the world flawlessly. good evening, thank you for your work, the news team will continue to work, and i will start this issue with the fact that... ukraine received a batch of drones, how are they dangerous for our enemy, we will tell you in a few moments. the russians will be hot. ukraine will receive

difficult, it very scary. but i chose this profession myself, someone has to do it anyway , and anna hassuch stories, during the war years she visited almost all directions, including the donetsk region, and luhansk, and zaporizhzhia, and kharkiv, and this was and mariupol, volnovakha, bohdanivka, there were moments when it seemed that we would not get out, but thank god. got out, scratched, in the war, he says, he has changed a lot, he is joking, it is clearly visible in the photo, a mine landed not far from the house, the shrapnel somehow interestingly bypassed that i i get up, and my hair is lying down, i didn’t understand anything, a paw-paw, a scratch, there is no hair, god forbid that this be the biggest loss in my life, in spite of everything, she smiles, jokes, in the break between fights she does sports, and we also love... music , she recently learned to play the drums and is already dreaming of a solo performance. anya calls her siblings her family, and in the past few years, these will be the first new year's holidays that she will not spend with them, here in the hospital. t

when goats are not milked, just when they are... without milking, from which we can conclude that anna hase our heroine was able to enjoy her vacation to the fullest at sea, by the way, about a past life, and there were leadership positions, and an economic education, an mba degree, everything that could be learned, i learned it and went into agriculture, which is where i like it better. there were, as i understand it, quite respected , big positions you had, well, it was a thing, yes, it was a thing, yes, and they gave up on all this easily, and i remember, you know, a phrase from my parents in childhood, like there if you study poorly, you will go there to cows, tie up hostas, i didn’t know what they were talking about , if i knew, i would probably go to vitebsk veterinary institute, well, somehow that’s my soul went to bed, yes, with the animals, you didn’t go straight from maternity leave to work, as i understand it, well, yes, you can... so to speak, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes , so without yes, without a break for lunch, clearly, ok, well, at that time my husband seemed to be doing somet

, it’s very scary, but i chose this profession myself, and after all , someone has to to do, and anna hasether or not she visited during the war years in... directions, these are the donetsk region , luhansk, zaporizhzhia, and kharkiv, and it was mariupol, polnovakha, bohdanivka, there were moments when it seemed that everything, we would not get out, but thank god, we got out, scratched our heads , in the war, she says, she has changed a lot, she is joking, it is clearly visible in the photo, a mine landed not far from the house, the shrapnel is somehow interesting. they bypassed that i get up , my hair is lying down, i didn’t understand anything, paw-paw, scratch, hair is gone, god forbid, let this be the biggest loss in my life, despite everything, she smiles, jokes, during the break between fights, she does sports and also likes music, she recently learned to play the drums and already dreams of a solo performance, anya calls her siblings her family, and in the last few... years, this will be the first new year's holidays that she will not spend with them, here in the hospital, these

anna has the story of the cry for freedom that led to ten years and counting of russian aggression, invasionak trees, now almost bare, is one of kyiv's oldest sentries. a soldier arrives back from the battlefield. he is here to visit his son. and see the monument that stands over his grave. >> it is what my son wanted. it must be a cross. simple and ordinary. and traditional. >> his son was one of ukraine's most prominent activists. what ignited in the 16-year-old was the madon revolution. >> i think that he was this person all this >> on the 21st of november, 2013, a few hundred people gathered at maidan to protest the government's decision not to sign an agreement with the european union. the then president had ditched closer ties with europe and pivoted towards russian president vladimir putin. within weeks, the protest swelled as thousands of people took over maidan. police violence intensified over the next three months until riot police, using live rounds, opened fire, killing more than 100 protesters. >> translator: the youngest was 17, the oldest was 82. there were people from all ov

the board attendant of belavia airlines, where anna titovets has been working for 10 years, became thenly belarusian who passed the final of the international competition topstewards 2023. where is it more difficult on an airplane or here, probably here, because on the plane i already control everything. this is a crew member who is responsible for the comfort and life of passengers. the uniform should not be distracting, but should be comfortable, stylish and comply with the strict canons of aviation fashion. but if we are talking about shoes, then these are 6-6 heels, black shoes made of smooth leather, the skirt should not be higher than the knee, but today you can afford a little prank. high heels and bright scarlet lipstick are a mischief. in the final , each participant performs a creative performance; she immediately decided to challenge the jury fell. she didn’t sing, didn’t dance, didn’t read poetry, but sat down at the drum set and played one of the compositions of her favorite british group “depmot”. i just caught such a wave of buzz and i just let go of all the tension and

among the laureates is also our colleague anna eismand , who has been working at the national state television company since 2003. viewers are well familiar with the popular sports programs sports day and arena. anna is also a regular author of stories and interviews for programs main broadcast on... burnley, england. also awarded this award was a highly qualified sports instructor for the sports team of the ministry of internal affairs, athlete-instructor of the belarusian national freestyle wrestling team, vanessa kaladinskaya. she is also an honored master of sports, bronze medalist of the 2020 olympic games, winner and medalist of the world and european championships. and vanessa has already won the right to perform in paris. also, the head of the belarusian sports olympus became the laureate of a special presidential award mikhail dvarikov, department of cycling speed ​​skating, icon sports, belarusian state university of physical culture. we sincerely congratulate the laureates. shipping will temporarily abandon routes through the red sea, reports bloomberg. the reason is that the houthi

anna voronina has all the details. results to cancel the team to disqualify such an unfair and even boorishrganizers of the e-sports tournament malta cyber series, the players of the virtus pro team clearly did not expect a nation based on nationality. according to the information we received from the administration, the decision was made due to the national origin of the players. the achievements of virtus-pro's experience in the discipline, as well as a well-deserved slot in the european league, do not allow us to close our eyes to the open manifestation of discrimination against. then representatives of european countries approached our representative and said: listen, well, of course we voted against, well, because if they had voted in favor, we would no longer work in the federation, but the creators of games, who often organize competitions themselves, simply turn a blind eye to the federation’s permissions, and as experts believe... due to external pressure, because the lack of russian e-sportsmen , which are considered one of the strongest in the world, it’s not at all helpful if th

per month, his wife, anna, has a little on efforts to bring them home. now she's taking matters into her own hands taking the fight to lawmakers who self. >> he is held in solitary confinement for weeks at a time. we recently learned that ryan has been fainting and experiencing seizures. he is often threatened with physical harm. he is told by his captors that he is forgotten and that his country does not care about him. and why would he believe it when other westerners have come and gone so much faster than he? >> anna is joining us now. anna, thank you so much for taking the time to be here. we hear your voice there, and what you're going through is clearly unbearable. your family was asked to remain silent on ryan's captivity for his safety. you said your children lied to their friends about where their dad is. tell us how you came to the decision that that way is not working? >> i realize that 16 months is too long for this to go on. and i was very concerned about his health. i heard reports from others who have been detained with him that he was not

matt: anna elliott has a great review today. thank you for being with us.et: we can't wait to see you do some hands-free driving on the streets of new york city. matt: i will stick to the bronx river parkway. scarlet: coming up, the google legal defeat might upset the game ecosystem for apps. this is bloomberg. ♪ 3 (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. jon: this is bloomberg markets. time for today's for what it's worth. how about $200 billion? it's estimated that spending atop that amount the next year and the legal fee for google could threaten how much of that spending alphabet puts in its pocket. in a high-profile,this ruling opens the door to the end of up to 30% companies like spotify, g commissions for certain developers which didn't go over too well with the judge. jon: we will have to watch and see what that looks like and we will watch how congress feels about the app store economy going forward as well. i am jon erlichman, this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy websit

anna voronina has all the details. the ldpr party has today decided on a candidate. and ldpr.uardovich himself thanked his fellow party members for such trust, noting that the ldpr today is a single political force represented in all regions and representing their interests. therefore, it is a great responsibility for him to be nominated as a presidential candidate from this party. this is a special day. the day i take responsibility for myself. for what i plan to do for the country, for... our party, for every family and every person. later, at the press approach, leonit slutsky, when asked if he had any competitors in the party, honestly answered that he did not, and announced how he would build the election campaign. the points of my election campaign will be formed during trips to the regions, literally through in a few days we will start traveling to at least 30 regions. pit and lightning blitz, there is almost no time to think about the move, the risk of making a mistake is high, which means the outcome of the game can be anything. the third chess stars are shining in lu

but anna then sends him a follow-up letter saying -- >> i am shele's family. my brother is shele's family. this decision hasn open wound you caused by your office. >> how worried are you for miles and anna going forward? >> my concerns are for them to grow up to have wonderful lives. >> what i think is important for the kids and for the world to know is she had a tremendous mission in this world between the way she cared for her kids with every fiber of herself, and just a good honorable she was someone who had that light and spread that light in this world. and that's what makes the tragedy that much greater. >> deborah: difficult for the family. during my prison interview with rod he told me he speaks to his son miles every day it's possible. we also learned his daughter anna has gotten married. >> david: rod's lawyers tells us they have filed a motion to vacate his murder conviction. we'll stay on the story. i'm david muir. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts. from all of us at "20/20" and abc news, good night. lots of rain. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the final

anna voronina has all the details. there is no one eye, arm or shin, the ukrainian army is everything he will equally accept you into his ranks, although he would rather drag you into them by force. the method of forced mobilization has already been worked out. now, according to the new law introduced to the verkhovna rada, disabled people can be drafted in ukraine, including. without one kidney or lung, with paralysis of the hands, missing fingers, without one eye or without a lower leg. here even fellow party members of the head of the kiev regime are perplexed. i am outraged by the exemption from service only for disabled people of the first group. i continue to push for a deferment for people with disabilities from first to third groups. in addition, the new document lowered the conscription age limit from 27 to 25 years, fixed the distribution of electronic summonses, and established. a new type of ticket, without it, ukrainians of military age cannot count on the help of a doctor, as well as getting a job, access

anna voronina has all the details.of the russian foreign ministry caused a real stir among foreign journalists who arrived here in skopje. instead of now following the third session of the osce, which is taking place at these moments, they gathered, there are more than 90 people, more than 90 representatives of the foreign press, and places naturally, it wasn’t enough for everyone, so my colleagues lined up along the walls just to listen to sergei lavrov. it's not every day that we see world politicians in macedonia. and sergei lavrov is unique, which is why there is so much interest. the press conference was made open to all media. other ministers did not do this. they have a list of selected correspondents. sergey lavrov is open to everyone. journalists discussed among themselves that even the us secretary of state was not as interesting to the press as sergei, who boycotted the meeting from the outside poland, ukraine and the baltic countries, who wanted russia to feel its isolation, which, however, did not happen.

rep anna eshoo has been in congress for more than 30 years. she also broke barriers as the first woman to represent her district. so what do you bring to the table that would add to her legacy as a public servant? >> well, you acknowledged it, exactly that. those are big shoes to fill. and i'm inspired by this opportunity. we have an embarrassment of riches when it comes to our elected representatives, serving with a deep sense of pride and distinction, understanding our community. that's why i'm excited about this opportunity to be able to also make history in this way, being born and raised in this community, as a local mayor, as a local council member, as a state legislator. growing up and going to san jose state. local hometown, helping to make sure we answer that call for service. that's what i'll do in congress. >> what's your record with the state assembly, and how does that set you apart from the other candidates? >> well said. i am not doing this to be just one of 435 individuals. our community expects exceptionalism, period. that's w

has approved a strategy for the development of the communications industry until 2035. the emphasis will be made on a secure infrastructure implementation of technologies. annaity communication services for people , regardless of their place of residence. the industry development strategy for the next 12 years is aimed at this, mikhail mishustin emphasized in his speech. at the end of this decade, it is important to provide our households with the ability to connect to the internet at a speed of at least one gigabit per second. the phased launch of promising mobile networks will also begin. and 5g standard base stations should appear in all in cities where more than 100,000 people live, only domestic equipment will be used for this; the necessary funding for the implementation of the strategy will be taken into account when preparing the national data economy project. the development of the development strategy was carried out jointly with leading industry experts, leading companies, telecom operators and specialized associations. about 300 people were involved in the preparation process. the main goals of the strategy: firstly, to provide high-quality commu

judicial process, because i give them hope , but the thing is that now, if a criminal case has been opened against annaake it and she will not care, so i would advise. i wish you, yes, indeed, yulia is absolutely right, she can come at any time, she may not enough money so as not to give it to you, she can take the boy, you know, i would advise you in this situation now to really get at least temporary custody for six months.

and dan and anna, this has been the strongest storm of the season so far. and it has brought us a drenching. so let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now, the heaviest and the steadiest of the rain is in the inland east bay, right across highway four. antioch, brentwood, discovery bay, byron area. you will notice street level radar where it is coming down in the south bay. we have steady rain from san jose to willow glen, eden vale, santa clara, the santa cruz mountains getting light to moderate rain right now. and as we widen the picture here, we do have an urban and small stream flood advisory that extends from the southern part of our viewing area, all the way down towards the big sur region, and that is because this level three storm is now a level two, but it is not completely done yet. so let me show you what is in effect, coastal flood warning until saturday at 2 p.m. that's because high tides are going to coincide with these building waves. a high surf warning also in effect until 2 p.m. tomorrow. point arena waves right now 18 footers, lar

second participant in the final, timofey, well well... so, come to us here, here, here, it means that anna has for gold? pirates, darkness, what is it like, dark, black, colorless, what can you tear off? petal, flower, accepted, check your answers, the first question was, what is made from cottage cheese? anna said: cheese, two people answered, also, you said cottage cheese, so 10 people answered, those two words that took first place are for you famous, so i read out, casserole answered, already more than 100, who is looking for gold? anya said , a seeker, 32 people answered like this, pirates and you said pirates, a good answer, but just like you answered 11 people, which means 16 people gave a very pragmatic answer, they said that a geologist is looking for gold, and a geologist, a geologist, that's their job. look for gold, darkness, what is it like, here opinions of course were divided, black - said anya, you said that it was dark, that’s what you answered, one person answered like that, i, well, that’s interesting, that means, 14 people said that it was dark , pitch black, pitch black, p

the exercises are routine but reiterated what it called it's unwavering support for gay annas sovereignty venezuela has described the drills as prompt as a provocation. last weekend, it held a referendum aimed at reassigning its territorial claim to the oil rich as a cable region. speaking at the macro, so summit of south american nations resilient president, louise, you nice to let us silver expressed his concern about the deepening dispute result . she has a border with both venezuela and today on a new book here. she one point that you know something we don't want in south america is war. we don't need a war, we don't need conflict and what we need for is to build peace voice. 3 advice of the dispute is over as a key will begun many decades ago. we off the w's less than america. correspondent nichols with white president nicholas and my doodle revived venezuela's claim over the region. a rich resources, not only offshore, are they also in the dense forest off of the it's a key will region. we're talking about the gold medium risk of so this is quite a money making machine. this would be quite a boos

second third, well, sort of stage of development of course anna - this is no longer anna - this anna has kalos interpretation of meringue music, you can see that you are a kalossist. i said, you know , better, more praise, no one could tell me, because it’s true, for me this music still sounds, this voice, the main reference point, yes, but for us this is for me, for example, always a problem , they call me chichili the bard, chichili, i don’t really like it, i still want to be anna aglatova, and i think it’s like this for everyone, many italian coaches say, don’t listen to anything, don’t listen to anything, how you feel, so according to and then, after you learn, listen to how the greats did it, think about what you’re not doing so, yes, keep working on the details , it’s like there is this moment, then it’s incredibly scary not to be like them, you know, that is, i listened to the great singers sing, and realized that i’m not like that, why should i continue live in it? the world of art, this is a huge fear for me, you know, it’s better to remain yourself, of course, yes, but i would

our correspondent anna collinson has met a family in darlington struggling to find the right level ofson. food catcher. yeah, that's better. duncan's flat is his world, and every hour of every day he must have care. for mum sylvia, it's an ongoing battle. he's not going into a care home. not while i'm alive. five years, seven care companies, hundreds of staff. and it's about to get worse. "it is with regret that we have concluded to terminate the care relationship. i honestly couldn't believe it. that's the care company pulling out. do you want me to do your nails? finding skilled workers is a huge problem. he must have had 200 to 300 carers through his home. many of them have come just because there was nobody else. so what will they do now? i'm dependent on these people to help me along and it'sjust not happening. i've got loads of photos. for 30 years, duncan lived life to the full. that was at his brother's wedding. he was best man. until multiple sclerosis robbed him of his mobility, his memory and much of his sight. why him? i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. ow! secretly fil

unfortunately, the broadcast schedule now forces us to say goodbye to you and hand over the baton, but anna yavomalnyk haspared an up-to-date news release, wait a few moments, you will hear the most important thing, congratulations, colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team is working next, this one i will start the issue with the fact that ukrainian carriers have announced a hunger strike.

yes, anna yavamalnyk has already prepared an actual news release, just wait a few moments, you will hear the most important. greetings colleagues, thank you for your work. the news team continues to work. i will start this issue with the fact that ukrainian carriers have declared a famine. starting today, december 1, ukrainian truck drivers have announced a hunger strike, this is reported by the correspondents of the public, transporters who are waiting for the crossing at the point pass krakowiec korchov, demand that the poles pass a larger number of cars, at least 14 per day, the point is that the cars are awnings, they carry only cargo, colleague here is a gap that carries fuel, i am other colleagues who work on refrigerators, on gas tankers, on gas trucks, we are considered a priority, what can be torn down so that , god forbid, such an ecological disaster may happen here, it will not happen here, it will reach yaroslav, he processed the goods as a humanitarian, the state investigation bureau detained an employee of the lviv customs office for bribery, he offered the representative o

the head of the president's office, why are they, in principle, by the way, i am told that anna miroshnichenko hasanya, i congratulate you and i am glad to see you on our air , and i congratulate you, friends, i congratulate everyone, well, we have already started about this epochal big, well, not a conflict, i would say so, insinuations around the conflict between zelensky and zaluzhny, and anya, let's start with you, since you have already joined our ether, we observe because of this, the media, international, will observe many questions from western journalists about the fact that there is no unity in ukraine, you look at what is happening between zaluzhny and zelsky, zelensky does not say anything about it, zaluzhny does not say anything about it, well, there is only maryana bezugla, there is someone out there , the deputy head of the president's office, zhovkva, once spoke about being diligent, he allowed himself some things, some statements, but why can't zelskyi put a single stamp on it. even with one phrase, that there is no conflict between us, and let's not talk about it anymore speak. s

our correspondent anna collinson has met a family in darlington strugging to find the right level ofm, instinctively knowing the needs of your son. food catcher. a food catcher, yeah, that's better than a bib, isn't it? duncan's flat is his world, and every hour of every day, he must have care. for mum sylvia, it's an ongoing battle. he's not going into a care home. not while i'm alive. five years, seven care companies, hundreds of staff. and it's about to get worse. "it is with regret that we have concluded to terminate the care relationship." i honestly couldn't believe it. that's the care company pulling out. you want me to do your nails? finding skilled workers is a huge problem. he must have had 200 to 300 carers through his home. many of them have come just because there was nobody else. she made some. so what will they do now? i'm dependent on these people to help me along, and it'sjust not happening. i've got loads of photos. for 30 years, duncan lived life to the full... that was his brother's wedding. he was best man. ..until multiple sclerosis robbed him of his mobility, h

but how could it be otherwise, since anna has an ambitious goal - to finish school with straight a's go anywhere, not even to visit, when we have guests, she locks herself in her room , doesn’t come out, just say hello, that’s all, she studies very hard, she can sit until 12 o’clock until one o’clock, of course i’m tired, because i have to spend a lot of time on lessons, it’s at least 5 hours a day, i have to spend a lot of time on tutors, i have to study a lot, it takes a lot of my energy. such work clearly requires strong motivation, potential medalists have it, because unlike a school certificate, not everyone can receive the coveted award, so it is at least prestigious. this is an indicator of what i can do, what i am capable of and what i can achieve. a medal can probably be considered my intended successes and peaks, the goals that i i am going to achieve it, i hope that i will be able to achieve it. there will soon be a significant increase in medalists in russia; silver medalists are returning to school after almost a ten-year absence. medal, it was canceled in 2014 , all thi

and dan and anna, this has been the strongest storm of the season so far. and it has brought us a drenching. so let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now, the heaviest and the steadiest of the rain is in the inland east bay, right across highway four. antioch, brentwood, discovery bay, byron area. you will notice street level radar where it is coming down in the south bay. we have steady rain from san jose to willow glen, eden vale, santa clara, the santa cruz mountains getting light to moderate rain right now. and as we widen the picture here, we do have an urban and small stream flood advisory that extends from the southern part of our viewing area, all the way down towards the big sur region, and that is because this level three storm is now a level two, but it is not completely done yet. so let me show you what is in effect, coastal flood warning until saturday at 2 p.m. that's because high tides are going to coincide with these building waves. a high surf warning also in effect until 2 p.m. tomorrow. point arena waves right now 18 footers, lar

our correspondent anna collinson has spent time with a family in wiltshire who has struggled to findcan struggled to find the level of care they need for their son.— they need for their son. can you make john _ they need for their son. can you make john a _ they need for their son. can you make john a cup _ they need for their son. can you make john a cup of _ they need for their son. can you make john a cup of tea? - they need for their son. can you make john a cup of tea? i - they need for their son. can you make john a cup of tea? i will. they need for their son. can you | make john a cup of tea? i will get makejohn a cup of tea? i will get him up and into his chair. make john a cup of tea? i will get him up and into his chair.- make john a cup of tea? i will get him up and into his chair. from the moment 39-year-old _ him up and into his chair. from the moment 39-year-old john - him up and into his chair. from the moment 39-year-old john wakes, l him up and into his chair. from the l moment 39-year-old john wakes, he him up and into his chair. from the - moment 39-year-old john w

anna stewart has more. >> reporter: she's certainly not the anti-hero of 2023. ♪ it's me, hi, i'm theme ♪ >> reporter: in fact she is "time" person of the year. it would be hard to imagine greater success or bigger revenues. three best selling albums. and not all exactly new. 1989, and speak now, were rerecorded as swift continues to reclaim ownership of her music. >> we're about to go on a little adventure together and that will span 17 years of music. >> reporter: in march, swift embarked on a record-breaking worldwide tour. expected to rake in more than $2 billion in north american ticket sales alone. swift even helped bail out the box office in a difficult year with the movie version of the eras tour concert. it made $96 million on its opening weekend in the u.s. and canada. spotify and apple music have both named her artist of the year. >> there is not an are thtist w has achieved so much. and we felt the same way and just no denying that what she's achieved over the last 12 months, in my lifetime at least, from a productivity and quality point of view is sort of unprecedented. >

estimates there are 1.6 million people with complex disabilities in the uk. 0ur correspondent anna collinson hasvel of care for their son. can you makejohn a cup of tea? i've got to getjohn up and into his chair. from the moment 39—year—old john wakes, he is reliant on his stepmum. put your arm over to mum. john is full of life, full of laughter. he deals with everything with good humour. brain damaged at birth, after a long battle he is entitled to nhs funded care worth £8,000 a week. totally dependent on other people. he can't feed himself, he can have seizures. he needs highly skilled carers 21w, but chronic staff shortages means that is just not happening. there is a care crisis in this country. you can't get the care that is needed. you can have your tea now. suzanne covers more than 140 hours a week every week. i was just wondering what it's like not having the sort of care that you need. horrible. anna and daughter lucy cover week days, means suzanne picks up early mornings, nights, weekends. you have the suction machine in there, becausejohn can choke. feeding him, all his therapies, eve

men, but also such fabulous larisa, 23% of women believe that these are quite stories, like anna probably also has that i’ll take siberia with me, we’ll live together, it’s warmer there, listen, i’m out married to a cook, gained 30 kg. excess weight, i was so thin before igor, yeah, yes, men are very tasty they’re cooking, i haven’t prepared anything , they haven’t even allowed cutlets in all this time, my territory, i’m the main restaurateur there, but you worked , so to speak, in one, yes, in one establishment, yes, but how does the hormone take you apart, passion it just knocks you off your feet, at first we were in the refrigerator, there’s a camera everywhere, i climbed in, word, this is cool, right, cool, thank you, well done, well done, it didn’t dry out, yes, yes, yes, that’s the juice left, well, inside, i’ll be there for you, this is a fascinating story, no, how you and him were hiding in the corners there, tell me, it couldn’t be any other way, they were hiding , why, because they weren’t supposed to know this at work, well, i was ashamed, the courier is delivering flowers, he’s winking

has its last meal fossilised inside its body. the young tyrannosaur — called a gorgosaurus — had eaten the hind legs of two baby dinosaurs shortly before it died 75 million years ago. hello, i'm annathe us has faced fierce criticism for vetoeing a united nations security council draft resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the israel—gaza war. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says the veto makes the us complicit in what he describes as war crimes against palestinians. in a statement, he condemns the american position as a "flagrant violation of all humanitarian principles and values" and he holds the us "responsible for the bloodshed of palestinian children, women and elderly people in the gaza strip". the us envoy said such a ceasefire would be dangerous and unrealistic. every other member of the council backed the resolution — apart from the uk, which abstained. israel thanked the us, saying a ceasefire would give hamas — which is classed as a terror group by many western governments — a chance to regroup. the need for aid in gaza has become ever more acute, with a senior un official saying half the population are starving, with nine out of ten not

house has served about five years or less, now they are moving on and losing some more. in california, annaas passed more than 60 bills. >> do i worry about the state that the house of representatives is in? i certainly do, so many constituents have asked me, how can you stand it? it is so polarized, it is so toxic. and my response every time has been the same. is it tough? yes. but america is worth it. >> reporter: they also lost a republican military doctor. >> somebody asked me, what is your favorite moment since you were in congress, and i said since steve scalise walked back on the floor. >> he was wounded in a virginia shooting in 2017. >> things are a little rough right now, america can see it, it is a different time, i'm not going to deny that, but that doesn't mean you can't get things done. >> reporter: in an untraditional year, they are continuing at an untraditional clip. two of the retirements could impact the race for the white house, dean phillips is taking on a primary challenge with president biden and joe manchin hasn't ruled out doing the same. scott mcfarland, cbs news t

the construction company where anna laevska works has branches in many regions. countries, high demandin kyiv and lviv and chernivtsi. here, the sales volume reached the military level. at many facilities, after the full-scale invasion of russia, the delivery dates had to be postponed and not frozen - says anna laevska. this object is currently at the final stage of construction, it is planned to be put into operation in december. the delivery dates for this object, of course, had to be postponed due to a full-scale invasion, since it was physically impossible to carry out construction work in kyiv during the first few months of the war, and after it became possible, companies it took some time to find construction crews, ensure the supply of materials, and restore logistics chains. currently, the volume of sales of residential real estate has reached 40% of the demand, which was before february 22, - notes anna, according to her, investors are mostly interested in ready-made housing, or that which will soon be put into operation, approximately 90% of companies , who are building, they

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assemblymember evan low is running for congress looking to replace longtime representative anna eshoo. as you has represented a large part of silicon valley for more than 3 decades. she is not seeking reelection next year. if elected low would be the first openly lgbtq congressman to represent the bay area and only the 4th to represent california as an openly man low is currently the chair of the california assembly is api caucus and the former chair of the lgbtq caucus. he's also the former mayor of campbell. >> tomorrow night for republican hopefuls for president will take the stage at the university of alabama for the 4th gop debate. washington correspondent reshad hudson is there. he joins us now live with a preview on the debates were shot. >> noel grant preparations are literally under way here behind me on the campus of the university of alabama tomorrow night for candidates will hit the stage, hoping to make their case to voters. >> the stage is set wednesday night for candidates vying for the republican presidential nomination will hit the stage. florida governor ron desantis we must rev

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requires sacrifice, the dress has to be constantly restored, it is so delicate and fragile that after each show it needs to be sewn again, dried or damaged leaves are replaced, so anna and she also used to create other unusual works. anna decorates the room with flowers and plants and makes bouquets of decorative flowers. where others see an ordinary weed, the florist sees natural beauty, from crimean plants, as well as berries, she creates unusual compositions, we drip glue onto the tip of the stem and connect the flower with the stem, dzyuba teaches others how to create bouquets from decorative plants, for adults conducts master classes, teaches children at the palace of pioneers during ecology lessons, a teacher by training biology, i studied geobotany in more detail at the faculty, and naturally, for me it was very close and dear, soon the florist will have an exciting event, her designer dress made from natural materials will be presented at the russia exhibition at vdnkh. duets, incredible new season, how do you even come up with this, there was magic here, friday at 21:30. you can do whatever you want in your house, in our house, we call it our house, don’t b

for now, kylie and london has the rest of the day's news. anna, thank you. he united kingdom has given rwanda a further £100 million as part of its deal to relocate asylum seekers to the african nation. £140 million had already paid out. the revelation came hours after rishi sunak vowed to "finish the job" of reviving the plan, after the resignation of his immigration minister. he felt it didn't go far enough. our political correspondent peter saull has more on this. it's not surprising that the costs keep going up for this policy. i suppose rwanda needs to get something in return for taking in some of those migrants who have crossed the english channel, initially heading towards the uk. but it is the scale of the figures really now that are quite embarrassing, frankly, for the government. they have already spent £114 million. that was the initial outlay when the policy was first announced. then a further 100 million in april this year, and there is also an expectation that another £50 million will be spent in the next financial year, so that takes the total