billy shot greg, and they all fled.r the killing, police had what they needed. they drove to pamela's workplace. >> she said, hello, and i said, hello. she said, what's up. i said we, have good and bad news. -- you're under arrest for murder. stand up, turn around, for transponder back. >> she's being led by the police into court, and she looks so, to me, powerless. so helpless, vulnerable. >> the news morphed in a nanosecond from the story of a tragic widow, to the story of a black widow. she was 22, and he was 16. >> up until then, it was a murder case, and i had some interesting parts to it. i didn't realize the scope of this thing, until the sex part came out, between billy flynn and pamela smart, and all the sexual manipulation. >> people look back on early interviews and picture apart. her looks, her clothes. will she join the attention? >> this is a real life soap opera. >> nbc news that a story about covering the story with bill spencer's boss, then the news director of w. when you are. >> it's body heat, it's b

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it's made - billy connolly. i couldn't be happier. it's made me - billy connolly.ovely talking to you. to you all.— to you. to you all. cheering and applause. _ to you. to you all. cheering . and applause. congratulations to all the winners. and just before go — one more story about an remarkable achievement. a nepali sherpa has set a new world record by scaling mount everest for the twenty—sixth time. kami rita sherpa broke his own record set last year. he was among 11 other sherpas on an expedition to fix ropes at the start of the new climbing season that will see about 600 people scale the world's highest peak. he had previously said that he doesn't chase records but thinks how to satisfy mountaineers and improve tourism to nepal. quite remarkable. the top story, vladimir putin is to attend russia's annual the three day parade in moscow is tries to rally public support for the war in ukraine. it commemorates the anniversary of the soviet victory over nazi germany in 19 85. that said i'll be back shortly with the day's business stories. —— 19a5. hello. the weeken

[alarms] amy: billy? >> yeah. amy: billy, are you ok? >> yeah, i'm ok. just right next door to us.od! [alarms] >> that landed right here. amy: that was independent journalist billy nessen on democracy now! last week. on thursy, nermeenhaikh d i spe to him ain short ter he left sevedonetsk r the cityf kramatorsk, about 60 mileto the wt. i began by asking why he left severodonetsk and about reports that russian shelling hakilled sipeople in e city. >> the whole time i was there, there was a lot of shelling but it was mostly over the towns and it is increasingly landed in the town and i think -- there is a good reason militarily for that. i think some of the troops from the frontlines have moved back and they are trying to hit batteries that pull back into the town. but it is hard to explain t increase in shelling, the increase in people killed. i think it has got to be at least twice that number of dead. we had one person guy in the stribution center -- one person die in the distribution center just a few feet away for me, the bottom part of her lg have been blown upnd she bled out d

billy, if you're speaking, we don't hear you.t, we lost contact with independent journalist billy nessen, who is in the ukrainian city of severodonetsk, right up against the russian lines under constant shelling. it is the easternmost city still held by ukrainian forces after almost three months of war. we later did hear from him yesterday that he was ok, at least, for now. we have tried to reach him today and we have not been able to reach him yet. that does it for today's show. special thanks to renÉe felts and hany masood. belated happÑcÑcÑcÑc . ♪ >>> hello. welcome back to nhk "newsline." i'm takao minori in new york. america's sheltering inside suit themselves during the heights of the pandemic by buying clothes, appliances, all kinds of goods. but the retailers they bought from are facing higher costs, a shortage of

billy, if you're speaking, we don't hear you.t, we lost contact with independent journalist billy nessen, who is in the ukrainian city of severodonetsk, right up against the russian lines under constant shelling. it is the easternmost city still held by ukrainian forces after almost three months of war. we later did hear from him sterday that he was ok, at least, for now. we have tried to reach him today and we have not been able to reach him yet. that does it for today's show. special thanks to renÉe felts and hany masood. (sophie fouron) there's something about the rice fields that is calming. the rice farming culture actually represents the balinese society. it's probably one of the most organized and structured societies in the world. the organization of the home, the village, the community; they're very welcoming. they smile all the time. and even if they welcome millions of tourists every year, they've maintained their strong cultural and spiritual identities throughout the years. they keep doing offerings all day and you s

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we're here with billy crystal.to walk into for a show business job, especially >> yes, it is. when i was here for "snl," i just loved getting up on to the 8th floor and getting into the studio and doing it. our offices were on the 17th floor. >> seth: yes, 17, and then you do the show on 8 this was -- i think this is the first thing i was aware of you in >> right >> seth: was "you look marvelous" and "fernando. and this -- i did not realize, you -- this was not heavily scripted >> not at all. >> seth: which is shocking to me, because that was beyond frowned upon in my time at the show, but i guess it was a different era. >> yeah, i mean, "fernando" was a talk show host who was wonderfully underprepared. >> seth: yeah. so that helps the -- >> yeah. whoever the guest host was came into the hideaway with me. and we never rehearsed it, we just put it on the air >> seth: yeah. >> and i would just -- whatever happened, happened >> seth: and were the guests game for that? did they -- i mean, they would have had to have ha

correspondent billy bush. billy good morning.y time i see this, billy, i think that amber heard probably didn't realize what she was doing when she wanted to essentially air out her dirty laundry. and you know, and started this whole thing. and now we're in the middle of this. it looks bad for both of them. well i mean, it's a it's a toxic relationship, right. johnny suing her for 50 million, she's countersuing for 100 million. neither one of them are going to get paid, but this isn't about money. johnny depp is trying to get his career back. he's essentially been canceled, right? i mean, he was on the table to get $22 million for the next, you know, for the sixth installment of pirates of the caribbean, the deal fell apart. he's absolutely sure it's connected to this relationship. so what he's trying to do is just a route there laundry and come out on top. he's got a lot of fans a lot more than her. they packed the courtroom. 180 strong. um and it seems to me like his strategy is somewhat effective. he seems to be doing pretty w

billy and i are wrestling on the couch for like two hours.nd while they're out jane suggested, mood is good, on the way home she said why don't we stop by a store and pick up a gift. not for molly. for jane. she's like we'll get a little something for me and a little something for billy. and molly has to explain, well, it's morpthther's day. and also we don't buy presents every time we go out and if we do they're going to be for me. so jane says okay, what about donuts? molly says no. the donut shop is closed. and besides, again, it is mother's day. and then jane says, you know, today's been really hard for me and billy. you're the only one opening any presents. we have to sit there and watch. and there are no presents for us. [ laughter ] on mother's day. anyway, jane got no presents from molly on mother's day. oh, you think she should have? [ laughter ] oh, you've ruined your children. this is how trump supporters in pennsylvania spent their mther's day weekend. look at this, trapsing through the mud at a rally for dr. oz. if that isn't a m

pros like billy agnew. where is he? billy, you should know when you are doing. you do it well.or noah is great. when i was elected, he called me america's new dad. let me tell you something. i am flattered anyone would call me a new anything. everyone at the white house is so excited. i told my grandkids, pete houthi judge that he could watch tonight. questions over whether we should gather with covid. we are telling the country we are ready to get through the pandemic. plus, everyone had to prove they were fully vaccinated and boosted. if you are at home watching this, and you're wondering how to do that, just contact your favorite fox news reporter. they're all here, vaccinated and boosted, all of them. [laughter] fox news, i am really sorry your preferred candidate lost the last election. to make it up to you, i am happy to give my chief of staff to you also he could tell sean hannity what to say everyday. ron klain is here. mick mulvaney. next, on cbs, i was tom. -- stunned. i know this is a tough town. i expected it, i just hoped it would be from republicans. i am not worr

yes, lovely - pre-recorded speech from billy pre—recorded speech from billy connelly.he public, wasn't it, which went through that amazing silent dance moment on strictly. amazing silent dance moment on strictl . ., ., , ., amazing silent dance moment on strictl . ., ., , amazing silent dance moment on strictl. ., ., , ., strictly. that was a very popular win for the _ strictly. that was a very popular win for the audience, _ strictly. that was a very popular win for the audience, giovanni l strictly. that was a very popular i win for the audience, giovanni and rose. a lot of people talked about it at the time. interesting to see how the conversation kept going. not just, you know, for weeks, but for months. white food to the baftas. it was a terrific, imaginative, creative piece of dance. it felt like a worthy winner. the baftas have come _ like a worthy winner. the baftas have come on _ like a worthy winner. the baftas have come on the _ like a worthy winner. the baftas have come on the day _ like a worthy winner. the baftas have come on the day we - like a worthy wi

free cake which billy all bon headed in leipzig, clinch 4th place and a trip to the champions. and finally, the ukrainian folk hipaa ban collage orchestra has won the eurovision song contest . ah, the girls with their song. stephanie, i was a favorite going into the final and viewers overwhelmingly voted to give them a clear victory of answers and feels a huge responsibility to represent ukrainian culture at a time when russia is trying to destroy it. russia has been kept out of this year's competition that is now for some of those of the naval st. you now for reporter, with a look at how the war in ukraine is to fighting germany's russian community. thanks for watching. making. raring to read news. if there is any erotic events between them, you'd have to find it between the lines. he w literature, 100 german must reads. imagine how many portions of loans are thrown out in the world right now in climate trade. if any, off the story, this is lifeline.

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billy jack is really proud of what he's done. he and his boys walk away like, laughing when they are gone melissa stands up, bleeding. just bleeding. the two guys who ran away they are looking, moses like, are you ready to go rich to devote? yeah. i mean, you see that kind of strength. that is that quiet power. >> all episodes of american history tv lectures in history series our veiled watch online, anytime at c-span.org slash history. this is the first of three different webinars that we are going to be hosting between hoover institution brown's watson institute and mit's s this is the first of three different webinars that we will be hosting between mit -- we are really excited because we are going to be talking about wargames. the moderators of this series, dr. reid and doctor

he's quickly billy. not the like. she was more than the was immediate. like he was more, it is immediate dumb bus at a scan. them both lose a shia maybe . yes they did. he won you eat, endorsed or used and that's on the list. you skip, but the u. e was only for the middle one, your crane, another my me and does actually, and i'm not sure did it to do it. the will of will. buff durham, i wish him that you thought of. you just get some wiki kentoria previously do me a part of say, use of would use them after events in odessa to head to the new guns people's republican unit message nick was left with melanesians about key of his intentions yesterday, which had been his issue to liz: these are below us through another station. i said he was there, he's near most of ukraine was broken, but done thus has stood its ground noon, but was the 1st place ever in history where the globalization and the western hedge of money was stoppered by collections by very, very different people than they have used to cope with desperate to resolve issues peacefully. don, best c

it's tough to follow perot's like james, and billy ike near. billy, where are you? where is he? billy, you are famous for your interviewing skills. billy, you should know, what you are doing. you do it well. i think you should host to meet the press, maybe i'd watch it again. i've never had this kind of open. i'll never be invited to meet the press again, anyways. i've never had to open before. trevor noah, he was great. when i was elected he did a show, and he called me, america's new dad. let me tell you something, pal. i'm flattered that anyone would call me a new anything. my god. folks, it's been a tough few years for the country. there is one reason why it's great to be here again. everyone at the white house is so excited. i told my gland kids, and pete buttigieg, that they could stay up late to watch this tonight. tonight, we come to answer an important question on everybody's mind. why are we still doing this? i know there are questions about whether we should gather here tonight, because of covid. well, we are here to show the country, we can get through this pandemic.

billy hush, don't move, look at me. you are in the hospital with a concussion, you will recognize me. where is he? hello sir how did you colonel radio station installed? by the evening they should start to go on the air. everything will be fine with him. finish the transfusion in 3 minutes he was lucky that he did not choke on his own blood and i think in a couple of days he will be in the ranks in a day the colonel is obliged to begin his duties, where is the key mr. hitler these two, who came with medicines from the right bremer of berlin, where they are hoffmann, where they left, they go nowhere all day long , their car broke down, i spend. mister milich started up, the candle did not work. wash your face. poor quality shit not a candle urgent report from berlin from walter weiss mr . i printed two copies here. thank you for the stock. yes, the guys are dead. not in vain. i loaded a new film. it was the radio frequencies at your time of airing that monitored the flow of messages and chose only those that were intende

ix, a law aimed at leveling the playing field for women's sports and a road paved by greats like billiejean king, who says it's another step in the right direction. is it enough >> it's never enough we're just getting started. we're only at a tipping point in women's sports, but this is a huge example of that tonight. >> reporter: the new team already building a fan base transcending generations. >> i love soccer, and i want to support the women who are out there doing it. >> i think the women are better than the men. they have better sportsmanship. >> reporter: this 9-year-old's mom played basketball in college and remembers when title ix passed she says today is a new turning point. >> women have really taken the stage in a powerful way, and it's because of the history of everyone who has gotten us to this place. >> reporter: for soccer superstar abby wambach, this is a beginning. >> for little girls out there, looking, wondering what they can be in their life, not just soccer players. you can be an executive. you can be an owner. >> reporter: a history-making debut for a team built b

. >>> and billy crystal live. mr. a special performance live in studio 1a. today, monday may 2, 2022. ♪♪ >> new york. newport mexico. >> hello chicago. >> my parents in nashville. >> -- dallas, texas. >> alaska. >> cedar falls, iowa. >> celebrating my 29th birthday. >> happy 29th. i love that crowd. welcome back to "today." it is a monday morning. thanks for starting it with us. tom is here. savannah is enjoying a day off. and extra points for the folks outside. it was pouring, and they are still here. >> and storming thunder when they were coming in and waiting line. die hards. >> outside just a bit to hang out with them. it is a big day here in new york by the way. because tonight, the met gala is back. sheinelle took us inside last year. and sheinelle is going to be back on the red carpet for us in a matter of hours. a full report on all the glitz and glamour, all the stars. that for you tomorrow on "today." >> sheinelle is totally in her. will. >> do you have your dress ready? >> funny. you have to have an invite

good morning to you, billy. morning morning. good morning.a lots of lots of pictures about this wedding. we saw the pre we saw the during. we saw the after. you know there was, you know. there's millions of people following this the third wedding. what do you think? hey uh, when andrea bocelli shows up and does a little my heart is in portofino, and then he drops into wise man. i mean, what? what what? can you imagine anything more picture? perfect in this. tell you something funny, my pastor. from my church where i go every sunday. is there, pastor and he was the efficient he married them. his name is chad beach. i've been hammering him all morning on. give me details. i want everything he's like. i'm a pastor. i can't give you details of the wedding. i said, i don't care who you you were there any web in going after it? i will break him down. i'm sure of it. you'll see it on extra tonight. but what a beautiful what a beautiful ceremony. i mean, both of their children were flower girls and travis's son gave a beautiful speech. they danced in

jd.com and billy billy joined those in the regulatory spotlight. the u.s.hina have been at odds over the policy for decades, and the sec is cracking down on firms that do not comply. antony blinken has postponed a key policy speech on china after testing positive for covid-19. we can, who is fully vaccinated and boosted will work from home. the department says blinken has not been in close contact with president biden for several days. sources say ndma restrict exports after severe heat wave damage crops. the hottest march on record hurt the harvest the world is relying on to alleviate a global shortage triggered by the barney graham. we are told officials are discussing the move and will recommend it to the prime minister who will make the final decision. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg? . haidi: coming up next, chinese markets are set to reopen after a holiday and more negative headlines. we will take a look at

. >> reporter: where inflation has a seat at the table inside bronco billy's pizza place. >> and the price of wheat has gone crazy. everything is just like dominoing. >> reporter: and that's just the crust. >> the prices of meat is going crazy and beef and chicken, which didn't used to be so expensive, is now pretty expensive. >> reporter: how about cheese? >> cheese is crazy expensive. >> reporter: consumer prices here in the bay area jumped another 5% in april. the u.s. bureau of labor says inflation here is at its highest level in 21 years. for small businesses like bronco billy's, that means higher costs and more competition for employees as companies pay more in wages too. >> there are just not enough people to actually do all of the work. and so firms are offering higher base salaries, and they are poaching experienced workers from other firms. >> reporter: the good news here, customers are still loyal, for now. >> i mean, it's ten bucks for a small pizza. and for us it's worth it to support local small businesses. >> reporter: we're also seeing technology help restaurants arou

billy: whatever you want.han an hour after the video was published, wikileaks released its next dump of the e-mails hacked from clinton campaign chairman john podesta. hacked from hillary clinton'ss campaign chairman, and they could offer a new perspective on a relationship with wall street. reporter: hillary clinton and her campaign are dealing with a slow drip, drip, drip of revelations about the campaign's internal workings. male reporter: wikileaks posted more than 2,000 additional e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign chair, john podesta. this is the #podestafile, i think, online. hillary: wikileaks, which, in the world in which we find ourselves, promised hidden information, promised some kind of secret that might be of influence--was a very clever, diabolical response to the "hollywood access" tape, and i've no doubt in my mind that there was some communication, if not coordination, to drop those the first time in response to the "hollywood access" tape. kristinn: that's simply not correct, and there

the last luigi button coming billy. our people are dead. crushed with tanks, how can we ever forgive them for us? never know one, not for a 100 years of economy. what was left standing in the city is being fixed. one man said all he wants is to make repairs, so life can return to normal amount of money. but what was broken in a matter of months? in some cases, mere hours will take years to rebuild. it's difficult to find a street nor pain that hasn't been hit by gunfire or tank shells or mortar rounds. and so many absolutely devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here. not even houses of worship were spared . and even the most civilian of spaces became targets in this war. which enabled whom boys subdivide crow. my heart is drenched in blood and tears. that is all i have in my soul. and when you bought it, it was artillery. maybe windows were heads, and rhodes were hit, the roof of the kindergarten was burned. my son's class was in not building the kindergarten doesn't exist now. why should

his father, billy, was perhaps the most famous evangelist of them all, but franklin has taken the familyistry in a more political direction — why? and from abortion to gay marriage, is he deepening america's divisions? franklin graham, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. your family name is synonymous with preaching, with evangelism. you've been at it for, what, four decades and more. as you look at your own country, america, today. how do you feel about its moral and spiritual health? i think morally, no question, our nation is in great decline. the world is, morally. and it's one of these things that we see, but we don't we don't get discouraged. we keep preaching the truth. and the truth is that god loves us, that he cares for us, that he's sent his son from heaven to this earth to take our sins. he didn't come to condemn us, he came to save us. and this is a message that we preach to every generation. why are you so convinced that you are living through an era of moral decline? just watch the news, and you see the moral decline all around us. of course, church attendance is down, but tha

within a 2 year period. zayden has, i did send me another little boy with a with a but i do i live with billy we got really had a lowered sentimental moves or something i live up with you a little because yes, not with the company. no, it's, i mean i was on, but i didn't know what was in the, in was with with a, a, a, a, a, with in a stable, you know, unfortunately, a doesn't seem to really make a ah ah ah, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon console. culture. really desert wonderful language. sheffield my last little book in one, but you can't just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly refers to counseling russian culture yet. don't know where to create a few orders. go to the zip code when you're miles for cure, which will be all there is chill. i thought that the most of them are separate. shawanda, m e them we what rushes created over the past 1500 years. there's no question, partially condemned, reviled and rejected. his sort of like a symbol of bramble. there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. thank you said a l

and it's tough to follow billy where are you again -- where is he? billy.famous at your interviewing skills. billy, you should know what you're doing pal you know it well. and you should i think you should hold press at least will watch it again. i've never had -- never had -- [laughter] i've never had open and i'll never -- be invited to "meet the press" again, anyway. never have to open before trevor noah he's great when i was elected he called me america's new dad. let me tell you something, pal i'm flattered anybody could call me a new anything -- you're my guy. and folks it has been a tough few years for the country. it is one reason why it is great to be here, again. everyone at the white house is so excited. i told my grandkids and pete buttigieg they can watch and stay up to watch this show tonight. tonight we come here to answer a very important question everybody's mind. why in the hill are we still doing this? [laughter] i know another question about whether we should gather here tonight because of covid, well, we're here to show the country that

hometown barbecue chef and owner billy durney with us this morning.ecial. tell us what you got? welcome to red hook. and we're going to be making oaxaca chicken. it's just an incredible amount of spices, easy for the home cook because you can introduce a lot of flavors into a blank canvas, which chicken normally is. >> you have a few special prep tips for us that we're going to be doing, but you'll put this on this amazing oven, which is special. what is this? >> this is an asahd o grill that we use and, you know, a good tip for the home cook is to make sure that you're always oiling the grates so the meats don't stick, and also we're going to be cooking in several different temperatures so we're going to have wood that's a little hotter on one side and we're going to cook the chicken to its end on a little bit of cooler coals so we'll get this chicken on right now. >> you do that. thank you so much. we are so excited to get this ready, taste it. we'll have more of this on how you can make this at home or barbecue tips, i can tell you this, inside tha

travels to the grey zone several times a week, and each trip helps hundreds of families to survive. billy's assuming and letting them push it to the competition or who will create another skill level showing us the position there was to ship time. you're saving them because we're here to keep the west out there wasn't sure put in with them. mission of course and the other still it it actually the brochure is petoskey. now for the ocean, for a major issue with the fittest tomatoes. i'm certain i'm to go on for more than 7 years. he has travelled, roads that are constantly shelled to deliver a central supplies to grey's own residence, brand water, medicine and fuel for generators to deal with my own. when you're back with a, with, with the quality of the year in the se, in your, to pursue the ministry, the personal health phonetic occur. sure. wish you to a new disease and visual because the upstairs with monica completely bluetooth, almost all due of course, was about court will be will, i will be withdrawn from do as i said, you do it. and i do so apologize in the morning. but if could just

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the most productive player in zenit was defender billy barron, who scored 21 points from cska the most in the asset of defender alexei swede 32 points score the series up to four wins became 3:2 in favor of cska, and the bronze medalist of the vtb united league was the kazan uniks, who won the series up to three wins, krasnodar locomotive-kuban with a score of 3:1. daniil medvedev on monday lost to croatian marina cilic in the match of the fourth round of rolangoros and failed to reach the quarterfinals of the tournament, let me remind you of roland garros, the second tournament held on clay, in which the bears took part in the current season, the russian missed most of it, as he was recovering from surgery to remove a hernia in the quarterfinals, the croat will play with another russian. andrey rublev, the seventh seeded ruble, reached the quarterfinals of roland garros after the opponent's refusal continue the match in the fourth round russian. the italians defeated the janicosinora. roland garros in paris will end on june 5th. held on clay, it is the second grand slam tournament of

shelling the donbass on donetsk gorlovka yasinovataya elena in makeevka and several other settlements of billiss and heavy artillery, several civilians died, there were wounded by return fire, the russian army destroys firing points and subdivisions of all the details from evgenia petrukhina in the world of self-propelled artillery installation little literally opens the fortified area from a distance of 40 km. caliber 203 mm, enough even to destroy a five-story bunker. reconnaissance of targets day and night with the help of orlan 10 drones, russian ka-52 attack helicopters attack nationalist units, precise missile strikes of armored vehicles with apu, literally shatter to pieces, there is practically nothing left of the stronghold. moreover , the helicopters did not approach the targets, the attack was carried out with distances greater than 5 km. russian army. destroyed more than 800 military facilities of ukraine , including command posts of the area of ​​concentration of manpower and military equipment, artillery batteries of anti-aircraft missile systems. warehouses, ammunition downed ukr

sir billy was diagnosed with parkinson's in 2013, and retired from live performances five years laterth 400 names from the worlds of music, film and sport dressing to the theme of gilded glamour. the annual fundraiser for new york's metropolitan museum of art is known for its lavish and outrageous outfits, and last night was no exception. steffan powell has more. if you've had a browse through social media this morning, then you might have seen some of these striking numbers. from hollywood actor blake lively�*s intricate but fairly classic dress... ..to model gigi hadid's maroon coat. and pop star lizzo with her musical accompaniment. this annual event designed to raise money for the metropolitan museum of art's costume institute attracts billionaires... why would you want to talk to me? ..politicians, actors and reality stars. yes, to fund raise, but also to steal headlines, whether it is a baseball cap and a wedding dress, or the reworking of an iconic look. this outfit from businesswoman and influencer kim kardashian is no stranger to the camera. it was worn by marilyn monroe to s

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volunteers restore order at the liberated frontier volunteers, meanwhile, ukrainian troops of donbass billy with volley systems grad what are the consequences of mitigating anti-russian sanctions on the import of russian food fertilizers, why does the us disagree with this and how else to resolve the food crisis? the area of ​​forest fires in russia is growing. the largest fires in siberia have outbreaks in the far east and the urals . does the fire threaten settlements and what is being done to stop its spread? the final day of the educational marathon of social studies in st. petersburg discusses the economy in sochi, the main emphasis on science. and what is on the agenda today in moscow, where to start a professional career and how to reveal the best qualities the russian student spring began in samara, the festival took away the youth of russia from the cis countries in mariupol, the russian ministry of defense said that hundreds more militants left the territory of the plant and surrendered each of them is treated in full accordance with international standards. over the past 24 hours

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