>> bradley: window.ave to go to the bathroom on the flight? >> bradley: if i do, it's okay. sorry, excuse me. >> stephen: favorite smell? >> bradley: oh, that's a good question. >> stephen: it's a scientific questionnaire. >> bradley: my first thing when to i don't know what it was, the smell of daisies and then write to pizza. i don't know what that says. >> stephen: least favorite smell? >> bradley: oh, poo. >> stephen: most used app on your phone? >> bradley: oh, most used app on my phone. what do i have on my phone? i don't know, man. >> stephen: tiktok? twitter? >> bradley: no, i'm on no social media. >> stephen: the weather? >> bradley: yeah, okay, the weather. >> stephen: cats or dogs? >> bradley: dogs! i love animals, but dogs, man. >> stephen: you only get one song to listen to for the rest of your life. what is it? >> bradley: gustavson resurrection. it's amazing, you know it? >> stephen: a little resurrection? speech that we don't have enough instruments >> stephen: what number am i thinking o

for example, if an rpg hits bradley, that's why the crew and paratroopers in the car stay alive.f course, these are machines of a completely different class, and they really save lives, and i can tell you with confidence that our most important resource is people, because uh armored vehicles - of course, this is good, but we understand that in order for armored vehicles to drive , we need people and people with skills and abilities, and the most important thing is that these machines allow us to preserve personnel. people who can conditionally sit in another bradley infantry fighting vehicle there and continue to perform tasks, and the same with regard to leopards . well , this is a completely different class of tanks. i hope that in the near future we will see abrams on the battlefield and this will once again strengthen the armed forces of ukraine , literally briefly. how would you assess the morale of the enemy now, that is, how fierce are they against the opposition now that you have already broken through this? in the same defense, how do they behave? of course, there is opp

, there is something so important for our next one, i can tell you with confidence that thanks to bradleyecause uh, if there is a soviet an analogue of an infantry fighting vehicle there runs into an anti-tank mine, then most likely no one will survive in this er bmp. moreover, when a bradley hits an anti-tank mine, and we have had many such cases er, all er, well, usually there 99 probably percent of all remain alive er and unharmed well maybe there are er a little bit of some contusions but er boys and girls our servicemen remain alive and continue to carry out their combat tasks accordingly the same with rpg shots for example if er rpg hits bradley the crew and the paratroopers in the car stay alive because of that. of course, these are machines of a completely different class and they really save lives. and i can tell you with confidence that our most important resource is people because -e armored vehicles - of course, this is good, but we are we understand that in order for the armored vehicles to drive, we need people and people with skills and abilities, and the most important thi

moreover, when bradley runs into an anti-tank mine and we have had many such cases uh, everyone uh, well, usually 99 percent, probably, everyone remains alive maybe there are some contusions, but, well, boys and girls, our servicemen remain alive and continue to carry out their combat tasks, respectively, the same with rpg shots. for example, if an rpg hits bradley, then the crew and the paratroopers in the car remain alive therefore, of course, these are machines of a completely different class and they really save lives ah and uh , i can tell you with confidence that our most important resource is precisely people, because uh, armored vehicles - this is of course good, but we understand that for that the armored vehicles were driving we need people and people with skills and abilities, and the most important thing is that these machines allow us to preserve the personnel. even if the machine is lost somewhere, we understand that there are people left who can conditionally get into another bradley bmp and continue to perform tasks and the same with regard to leopards. well, this is a co

now, omar bradley wound up advancing race relations during war football in a very different way.bradley had been a backup lineman on army's great 1914 team, and in 1918 he was a starting tackle at camp dodge of des moines, iowa. in bradley's last game, he had to line up against iowa's duke slater, who was one of the best lineman in college football, and also one of the few black players in major college football at the time. now, bradley had grown up in rural missouri, where jim crow was still very much the law of the land. the referee knew this, and he pulled bradley aside before the game just to make sure that he was okay with facing off against a black opponent. bradley assured him that he was and that he would play fair, as walter ecker saw who covered the game, noted a few plays was enough to convince anyone that the best of feelings elicited between the pair on several occasions, major bradley helped slater to his feet when the latter was handled roughly. now, bradley, of course, went on to be a five star general and played a significant role in the winning of world war two

moreover, when bradley hits an anti-tank mine, and we have had many such cases, everyone, well, usuallyryone remains alive and unharmed. well maybe there are a few contusions , but uh, well, boys and girls, our servicemen remain alive and continue to carry out their combat tasks, uh, accordingly, the same with rpg shots, for example, if an rpg hits bradley, then uh, the crew and the landing party who are in the car remains alive because of course, these are machines of a completely different class and they really save lives eh and eh , i can tell you with confidence that our most important resource is precisely people because eh armored vehicles - this is of course good, but we understand what it is for to drive armored vehicles we need people and people from

. >> good evening, we will soon have a law professor bradley moss join us in the second have to talk about another frame of vladimir putin and donald trump, as it turns out. the professor is back from ukraine, he is much to say. >> he is such a eloquent and very wise thinker on all of these things. i am excited to see that one. >> yeah, it's one of those things where it took the war in ukraine, for me, to discover him a someone who belongs in the dialogue on this show, and for that, i am internally embarrassed, but glad that we do now have him on the show. >> yes, no need to be embarrassed to have him on the show, that is a gift to all of us. thank you, lawrence. >> thanks, alex. thank you. >> have a good show. >> tonight, we have news in the fast disproving case against donald trump in georgia and in the slowest moving federal case against donald trump in florida, where donald trump's favorite federal judge, who he appointed, took a full month to issue a standard order that could have taken another judge less than a day. prompting andrew weissmann today to tweet, unbelievable, how l

or maybe an f-16, when they get the bradley? yes, there’s even some soviet technology there. than human life. these 60,000 were thrown there they don’t die for a momentary political task because of a news headline that will be printed and somewhere in the reports they will bring it to hell in the american administration and it is not a fact that they will read it there and pay attention to it, a similar picture is literally everywhere where kiev imagines successful actions in words they ousted our fighters from under the highest polar pincers into you; in reality , anyone can see what is happening there now, drones. hydrangeas loaded with explosives fly in, damn it, even if at home, as if at home, they’re a nightmare all day long an enemy who cannot hide from them, while other kamikaze drones play and disable american infantry fighting vehicles or are already habitually burning 155-mm m3 seven systems are also made in the usa, and the latter have become for lancets, especially convenient targets on paper, howitzers. in principle, its normal rate of fire is not bad. two rounds

also with us is bradley moss, a national security attorney.t to what we were just discussing, i want you to listen to the latest testimony from donald trump, bravely delivered, on a fawning right-wing radio show today, in which donald trump tells a very big lie. it's the kind of like he has told before. let's listen to this. >> so if you have to go to trial, will you testify in your own defense? >> oh yes, absolutely. >> he'll take the stand? >> that i look forward to. >> i think that obstruction charges going to get to trial, mister president, i think that -- >> a trial i testify. >> okay, if you do, and they ask, you understand you are doing to move boxes, how you answer? >> i'm noting that question for you. but i am totally covered under the law. >> okay. >> if you read the presidential records act, just read it, you take a look at it. i am totally covered under the law. it's a civil act, it's civil. bradley moss, i guess donald trump is going to testify, because he would never lie about that on a radio show. >> there's no way on earth dona

so bradley moss, 3500 pages classified at various levels. >> yeah, and think about it.ald trump had at mar-a-lago or when he turned over. let's say from various parts of the investigation. those are additional classified pieces. you can take a ten, 15%, you're still talk about 3000 pages of classified records up to and including top secret, sitting in bankers boxes at mar-a-lago. this was the entire crux of the concern that the fbi had the whole time. this was the crux of the concern that norah had that there are tons of records there donald trump had them, he knew he had them, he was hiding it, he was fooling his lawyers and misleading them. and according to the superseding indictment, he had people like walton now the helping him hide these boxes, hide the records from the fbi when they're executing a subpoena. this is the entire crux of the case against him, is how much he had and that he knew he had. >> and harry litman, at least one of those documents was famously found in his desk, in his drawer of his desk. as this trial unfolds, will we ever know what was in the

or maybe f-16, when they will be given bradley? yes, there is even some kind of soviet technology.ore precious than human life. those 60,000 thrown there don't die in a 7 minute political task because of a news headline that they will print it out and somewhere in the reports they will bring it to hell in the american administration and it’s not a fact that those who read it there will pay attention, a similar picture is literally everywhere where kiev sees successful actions in words , they replaced ours with a target on paper, a howitzer. on the back, its normal rate of fire is poor. two shots per minute, maximum 4 range of destruction up to 23 km with a conventional high-explosive fragmentation projectile, or up to 40 guided m982 escalibur. however, a serious problem is the need to tow before firing, three axes are needed somehow deliver to the position , deploy, prepare, and then roll up and take away. so intelligence easily manages to detect that as far as the western media are concerned , they seem to be completely confused and left without a single technician, wall street. j

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this is a great time. >> maybe she's more creative than you are, matt bradley. maybe you should ask her for some tips, non-spending tips? >> i was going to ask her where are you eating, where are you drinking? i'm not having that experience. >> kathy park and matt bradley, thank you. >>> proof of concept. top democrats take a hard look at whether the 14th amendment would disqualify trump from returning to the oval office. what would that really take for it to happen? that's next when we're back in just 60 seconds. ack in just 60 seconds. game today? (hero fan) uh, yea. i have to watch my neighbors' nfl sunday ticket. (josh allen) it's not your best plan. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. switch now and they'll give you nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv, on them. (hero fan) this plan is amazing! (josh allen) another amazing plan, backing away from here very slowly. (fan #1) that was josh allen. (fan #2) mmhm. (vo) football season is here. get nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv on us. a $449 value. plus, get a free samsung galaxy z flip5. only on verizon. >>

here we go. >> bradley moss, we haven't seen anything. i haven't seen anything with judge mcafee that could indicate he's leaning trump's way. >> no, not at all, he seems to be very fair and evenhanded. watching the, which has been nice to see, these televised and audio transcripts and recording of these hearings, seems to be very sensible. i haven't seen anything yet to make me think he somehow got it in an agenda. his rulings, even to the extent that he gave access to the grand jurors for chesebro on powell, it's very limited in scope in the access they had. as far as i can tell, this is not going to help him, it's not gonna help donald trump, is not gonna help chesebro, powell, or any of them at this point. >> and harry litman, this leaves donald trump with a jury pool in fulton county that 70% voted for joe biden. >> yeah, it's a -- worst jury paul. so to me just shows that he really did see some advantages. by the way, i totally agree that mcafee has been completely professional. but the question is how does trump see it? and he can

joining us now is cbs correspondent bradley blackburn.ey, we've watched this drag on for a week or so now, and it's crunch time. >> reporter: it absolutely is, max. and so far house speaker kevin mccarthy has tried to go this alone, attempting to pass a stopgap measure yesterday with only republican votes. but he's been unable to get enough members of his own party on board, and now the clock is ticking to a likely shutdown. >> the bill is not passed. >> reporter: even a measure that would have prevented a government shutdown temporarily failed yesterday as a divide between republican members remains wide open. house speaker kevin mccarthy couldn't get far-right members to back the bill. >> if you quit after the first time, i don't -- it's only a failure if you quit. >> or the clock runs out. >> reporter: the clock does run out at midnight on saturday, and a shutdown appears all but certain. >> imminent, inevitable. it's gonna happen. >> reporter: the effects would be felt all across the country, border patrol agents, air traffic controll

bradley moss is with us. and neil ktvl, former acting solicitor general. let's listen to donald trump's answer to the question, do you believe that every cia document that came to you as president was automatically yours to keep, no matter what? >> i don't think of any dispute that uncovered under the president records act. >> your covered but it's not clear it allows you to take all those documents. >> it says what it says. you're allowed. >> do you believe every cia document that came to you as president was automatically yours to keep the matter? what >> i'm not going to enter the question. >> andrew weissmann, finally we landed on and i'm not going to answer that question. >> two thoughts, one joking and one serious. joking, you hardly need the firepower of neal katyal or bryant moss to analyze this interview. or i'm old enough to remember saturday night live. that used to have their weekly update feature that said, -- is still dead. and this is donald trump is still guilty and he's still confessing on tv. that sort of the choking side. the serious sid

we begin tonight there in morocco with matt bradley. >> reporter: tonight high in the atlas mountainslimmers of hope survivors brought out on stretchers somehow making it out alive after the most powerful quake to hit morocco in over a century. this man clutching his two daughters. his other two children were killed. these were the horrifying moments when this massive 6.8 magnitude quake struck friday night, sending customers pouring out of a restaurant, buildings crashing down this man managing to escape just before the roof caved in. here in the middle of a performance a wedding band feels this rattling and rushes out we traveled to one of the hardest-hit areas in the countryside you can smell the death here between 90 and 100 people were killed in this village alone, and they're no longer looking for survivors. she says this is her bedroom right here [ speaking in a non-english language ] four members of hanan's family were killed in the earthquake she says everybody was taken out. right now they're looking for things they're looking for their identity cards and other things they n

matt bradley is in turkey with late details. an american explorer trapped in one of the world's deepest caves could be hours away from beginning his long journey to the surface. >> i'm doing well, thank you. >> reporter: it's been nearly a week since a frightening illness left mark dickey stranded 4,500 feet below the surface. >> and as you can see, i'm up, i'm alert, i'm talking, but i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i'm going to need a lot of help to get out of here. >> reporter: he suffered severe gastrointestinal bleeding while on an expedition to mark the cave, turkey's third deepest. this is the mouth of the cave you can see how steep it is, so rescuers have to rappel down and climb up multiple times a day, but they tell me, this is the easy part. the turkish rescue team says they're waiting for the all-clear from doctors and rescue teams who are using small explosives to widen parts of the tunnel. this rescue will rank among just a handful of cave rescues ever attempted at this depth, and this man was on the same exped

studying abramsov, our cadets showed the americans elements of russian battle tactics using the us bradleyrs sometimes suggested, now this is exactly the same type of battle, one of the most common in the friendly zone, not counting assault operations in the trenches, so today the ukrainians are storming the woodsmen, their equipment is american bradley, and the tactics are the best... they passed on top there are two military schools, russian and american. the us army was the undisputed leader, at least in terms of participation in major armed international conflicts, well, in terms of technical equipment, in terms of equipment for soldiers, i wanted how you can see them as soon as possible, understand what kind of supermen they are, uh, when we met and got to know each other closely for a month, we still understood that this was no bullshit, now at the moment, we understood that the guys, twenty-year-old cadets we were in no way inferior to them, forty-year-old guys who had practical combat experience in iraq in other parts of the world, we were in no way inferior to them, the curiosity

us bradley vehicles, you see archival footage of the assault, forest belts, everything is american, evenhe same type of battle is one of the most common in the svo zone, not counting assault operations in the trenches, so today the ukrainians are storming the forest belts, their equipment is american bradley, and the tactics are the best in the world, russian, boldly one by one, to the car, in general it turned out that in grafenwoehr there were two military schools on top, the russian american one, the us army was the undisputed leader, at least in terms of participation in major armed international conflicts, well, in terms of technical equipment, in terms of the soldiers’ equipment, i wanted to see them as soon as possible, to understand, uh, what they for supermen, so, uh, when we met and got to know each other closely, for a month, we still understood that this was no brovada, now at the moment, we understood that the guys, the twenty-year-old cadets are in no way inferior to the forty-year-old guys who had practical experience combat in iraq in other parts of the world, we were in

. >> reporter: the fact that 40-year-old bradley robert dexter never emerged to enter the courtroom todayt another twist in his case. dexter was arrested tuesday and faces charges of murder, poisoning and elder abuse in the death of his mother, 72-year-old kathleen dexter at her san jose home in june. but he was actually being questioned by police this week after allegedly assaulting his father with a metal baton. i spoke to his father who still had cuts and bruises on his face. he asked we not show his face. >> i'm recovering. i'm in a lot of pain both physically as well as mentally. >> reporter: he went onto tell me he believes the anger from his son is due to drug abuse and misunderstandings about his inheritance. >> my wife ultimately was the victim in this situation and did not deserve what happened. >> reporter: prosecutor rebecca says bradley dexter put fentanyl in his mother's food first and then later put a fatal dose in her wine making it hard for investigators looking for the cause of death. >> what was originally noted to be the death of an elder ended up being a homicide, and

eugene bradley: just wow. why?n't simply let the passenger off and drive away? i don't care how stressed you are. we're all under stress. it does not give you the excuse to leave a bus with passengers on it to go in an altercation with a passenger. candice: we reached out to the driver aaron terry. through a family member he told us he has no comment and after 22 years he's no longer employed because of a belligerent drunk who affected him that day. a separate source close to vta's investigation told us the passenger used racial slurs. eugene: what the driver should have done at that point should have at least contacted his supervisor, let them know what was happening and at least get law enforcement involved. candice: vta declined our interview request but said this is an ongoing personnel action. a spokesperson wouldn't elaborate on what that means or if anyone contacted law enforcement. the sheriff's office says it has no report on file. in a statement, vta said it was made aware of the incident through a compla

but we will get through this.>> bradley dexter is scheduled to be charged with murder, poisoning, ander abuse on monday. >>> two boys murder and one suspect facing charges some three decades after the killings are new at 11:00 comedy mono mother of one of the boys than a first grader, is recounting her loss and pain as she remembers the last time she saw her son. >> reporter: it has been 36 years of pain and injustice for this mother after her little boy was brutally murdered and the suspect walked free. >> envisioning him yelling for me and his dad to help him. that is what all a lot of what i envision. >> reporter: six-year-old jeremy stone was found dead on sherman island in sacramento secca mitchell county four days after his disappearance in 1987. his mother left early for work that day.>> i gave jeremy a kiss goodbye and that was the last time that i had seen him. >> reporter: nearly 3 decades later and with the help of new dna technology, investigators arrested 69-year-old fred kane in oregon. today he was wielded to court to face murder, kidnapping and sodomy charges in a kill

russian tactics combat using the us bradley fighting vehicle. forest clearers. everything is american, even the wood, the execution is russian. the instructors sometimes gave hints. now, this is exactly the same type of combat - one of the most common in the northern military district zone, not counting assault operations in the trenches. so today the ukrainians are storming the forest clearings, their equipment is american bradley, and their tactics are the best in the world, russian. in general, it turned out that in grafenwoehr there were two military schools, a russian and an american one. us army was the undisputed leader, at least in terms of participation in major armed international conflicts, well, technically. i wanted to see them as soon as possible, to understand what kind of supermen they were, but when we met and got to know each other closely for a month, we still understood that this was no bullshit, now at the moment, we understood that the guys, the twenty-year-old cadets, are nothing inferior to forty-year-old guys who had pra

yes , ivan at that time was handed over to bradley and as far as i know, the offensive was postponedies were waiting. this is the main mistake. they waste a huge amount of time waiting for technology. according to this logic, the apu will not go on the offensive very soon , the pentagon announced a new military transport, which will also have to wait, promised to deliver ammunition for the highmors , electronic warfare equipment and mine-clearing equipment, and at the same time outlined the dates for the transfer of shells with combined beyfit uranium. we decided that the most effective will leave shells with offended uranium along with the abrams tanks that will arrive in ukraine in the fall; more specifics, water, and give it there, unfortunately, i can’t; also, the pentagon has calculated it. how much money was transferred to kiev at the beginning of the conflict? almost 44 billion dollars. the fact that such debts will have to be repaid with the lives of ukrainians was stated by a former un representative. ukraine must understand that the united states does not care about ukraine

happened, nothing happened anywhere, well, the only thing that i will definitely say is that after bradleyin another crew, well, it turned out so that we got, in principle in a serious battle, we were covered with bullets. well, the ptarms also break through the tanks, but here the bmp, i lost the commander, tkachenko, serhiy volodymyrovycha, a gunner, wounded, is currently undergoing a rehabilitation course, despite the fact that the car was hit by four direct bullets, and that the car took up everything. the fire extinguishing system worked, the car went out the first time on its own, on its own, the second time when it hit a fire, it started again inside, there were all kinds of things, it went flying, and it came out, the gunner got out of his tower wounded, took out a manual fire extinguisher and put out the car, well, i, in turn, no matter how injured she was, made a decision not to leave the car, and asks if they are leaving in this car, how strong is the car, how strong is the car, and in any case, as long as the car is working and moving, the car, this is the last thing to do is t

police at lax city i was found in the tom bradley terminal at about 9:40 p.m.a bomb squad was called in to assess the item. about an hour and a half later at 11:00 authorities determine the scene was safe and they started to repopulate the area. it is not clear exactly what this item was that prompted the investigation. >>> if you are traveling to do this labor day weekend, expect heavy traffic around interstate 80 near vallejo. caltrans works to repave his six mile stretch of the freeway. it is happening on the westbound lanes of i-80 between the 780 interchange and vallejo and highway 4 in hercules. that includes the carquinez bridge. despite backups for the past two days, caltrans says he would have been worse if they shut it down during regular commuter days. they say traffic patterns are later during the labor day weekend. >> that we decided to do is use this labor day weekend, compress over 106 nights of work into four days. >> the eastbound lanes are open during the construction, as for the westbound lanes, they are expected to be open agai 5:00 on tuesd

for example, if an rpg hits a bradley, then the crew and paratroopers in the car remain alive. of course, these are machines of a completely different class, and they really save lives. i can tell you for sure to say that our most important resource is people, because armored vehicles are of course good , but we understand that in order for armored vehicles to run, we need people and people with skills and abilities, and the most important thing is that these vehicles allow us to maintain personnel even if the car is lost somewhere, we understand that there are people left who can conditionally get into another bradley infantry fighting vehicle and continue to perform the task in the same way as for the leopards . well, this is a completely different class of tanks. the quality of their work is much better, but again, i hope that in the near future we will see abrams on the battlefield, and this will once again strengthen the armed forces of ukraine and the latter, literally briefly. how would you assess the morale of the enemy now? there are uh, they are hardened against, but

well, the problem is that we need more of these bradleys, firstly, and secondly, we need to warm up theve us more bradley especially since they already have a replacement for these machines, it seems to be called the m-10 bruker, so i don't think that blinky could bring us any large-scale promises for ground armored vehicles. but i hope that he is here accordingly. that we need to increase the scale of supplies, the turnover on equipment, they have literally one and a half minutes of today's attack on kostyantynivka, do you at least see for yourself the picture of what it was like, well, for now, you can only skip here because, well, konstantinivka unfortunately it is in the zone of damage of russian systems, the range of which is 120 km, and russian systems can be 300 km, and even russian systems are chanting here against the background of strikes, the intensification of our drone strikes on the territory of the russian federation. the city, but unfortunately , the russians continue to use stryiska and continue, well, clearly, on the front, our troops could obviously hit konstantinovka

david bradley. david bradley, who played billy casper.ichard, barry's brother. come on. tell us about this hawk. where'd you get it from? i found it, sir. where? in the woods. where'd you keep it? ina shed. what do you feed it on? beef, mice, birds. but isn't it cruel to keep it in a shed? i mean, wouldn't it be happier flying free? don't keep it int�* shed all the time, sir. i fly it every day. he was good at learning lines, but i said, "look, just know the story. "know what you've got to say." and then, it's a sort of partly remembered, partly improvised scene. and the boys hadn't heard it before. as far as one could make it, it was a live happening. so, billy didn't know what the questions would be. so, he was improvising, but also basing it on his own experience. yeah, yeah, yeah. when i got about 70 yards from middle of t'field, i called her. "kes, kes, come on, kes. come on, then." nowt happened, so i thought, "well, i better walk back and pick her up." so, while i were walking back, i saw her flying. she came like a bomb. about a y

bradley cooper's new movie, maestro, based on the life of conductor and composer leonard bernstein, has leonard bernstein's children, jamie, nina and alexander, walked the red carpet. bradley cooper is not in venice because of the hollywood actors�* strike that prevents promotional work. the movie has attracted some criticism over the size of cooper's prosthetic nose, which some social media users said played up to offensive jewish stereotypes. stay with us here on bbc news. hello again. one of the features of this year's summer season is temperatures didn't get that high. 32 celsius is the highest temperature of the year. more often than not, we've seen temperatures into the mid 20s, and, although we might not quite reach 32, in the week ahead, 29 or 30 degrees is possible. so, some of the warmest weather of the year so far. there has been plenty of sunshine today. this was mevagissey in cornwall earlier today. the early morning cloud melting away across most of the uk to reveal those sunny skies and, yes, it felt pleasantly warm, with temperatures pushing on into the mid 20s across pa

the other day the first british challenger tank was shot down , american bradleys and german leopardsready anton stepanenko stopped counting a long time ago , they brought down vinokurov vesti southern sector of the military special operation. ukrainian prisoners spoke about the low motivation of the mobilized soldiers of the armed forces and how most of them end up on the front line the revelation of ukrainian soldiers was published by the russian ministry of defense. for most, the stories seem to be one after the other forced mobilization for several days at the training ground and passing the arrows there were so many 8 people, i would not even expect it. we will shoot like this, but from this didn't warn. so i decided to give up, i'll tell you guys. think and think about what you are doing, that you have families at home, relatives are waiting for you. the american administration believes that the ukrainian counter-offensive may end in 6-7 weeks, according to the edition of icons, citing its own sources, however european. the media have already reconciled and now they offer their

matt bradley leading us off tonight. >>> back here at home we turn now to hurricane lee.has restrengthened to a major category 3 hurricane. nbc meteorologist bill karins joins us now. and bill, we have a bit of breaking news here. boston's now in the cone? >> yeah, we've expanded this northwards now including areas of nova scotia getting into the main coastline and boston and the cape and the islands are now included in the cone. now, the storm will be much weaker then than it is now. and it will look a lot different. almost like a powerful nor'easter with a large wind field. but we will miss bermuda, and then it looks like it will make its way on friday night into saturday towards the gulf of maine. all of our computer models are up here. now, none of them are going directly into new england. but the storm itself is going to be expanding in size. even if the center of the storm is 200 miles to the east, we could still see winds over 50 to 60, maybe even 70 miles per hour on areas of cape cod. and with leaves on the trees that's a big difference in what we'd deal with in

>> reporter: >> matt bradley thank you. the u.s.are aware of a small number of americans injured in the earthquake but no deaths as of yet. morocco has become a prime deft-nation for tourists. maggie vespa spoke to americans who survived the quake. >> reporter: tonight a north african beacon for tourists worldwide is decimated. among the survivors, throngs of visitors terrified in a foreign country. >> you heard people screaming. >> yes, we did. >> reporter: tamika gambrel is visiting morocco from michigan with her partner and friend. >> one person actually thought maybe a bomb had went off. >> reporter: u.k. residents nikita voldobia and avi ashiani were finishing dinner in marrakesh when the shaking start sxwlpd it felt like forever. >> reporter: unsure of where to go many tourists joined locals sleeping outside. >> everybody was out there. people were crying. >> reporter: armando jimenez posted this video after moving his family from d.c. last week for a language fellowship. he and his wife panicked, saving their toddlers. >> the

american challenger tank bradley and german leopards stopped counting a long time ago anton stepanenkouthern sector of the military special operation. the american administration believes that the ukrainian counter-offensive could end in 6-7 weeks, the publication economy reports this , citing its own sources, but european ones. the media have already come to terms with it and are now offering their own versions. the reasons for the collapse, out loud. komarova will tell you all the details . the failures of the ukrainian counteroffensive are to blame not only the bushes, which, according to british intelligence, allegedly slowed down the advance of the ukrainian armed forces, there are additional reasons for the collapse, vying with each other, foreign military experts report. journalists from forbes are confident that if ukraine had a little more bridge layers, then the progress would be more noticeable. and in germany , the germans themselves were blamed for a series of failures, because leopard tanks, which srf publications call scrap metal, are sent by berlin, which means responsi

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