carbon monoxide and your kids.bs news investigates the number of states that don't require detectors in daycares. it must have shocked you when d you found out that there wasn'tt a carbon monoxide detector at the preschool. what every parent needs to know. and the top-secret j.f.k. assassination files. both a republican and a democratic president pushed off the release. is there something they don't want you to know? this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we'll get to that breaking news about those guns found near the supreme court and the arrest in just a minute. but we want to begin overseas amid russia's failing invasion. the kremlin continues to target ukraine's infrastructure, including power plants and the nation's water supply, as the winter cold sets in. as russian troops suffer setbacks on the battlefield, president vladimir putin is gp g martial la

first, you should know the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. those include dizziness, confusion, and vomiting. and you can call your school or daycare and ask them where the carbon monoxide detector is. all right, more news from here in washington. the business and the national archives are being sued for postponing the release of thousands of the most sensitive documents related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. the delay has fueled the government cover-up conspiracy theories about one of the darkest days in our nation's history. here is cbs' ed o'keefe. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. >> reporter: the mystery behind the assassination of john f. kennedy in an open motorcade at dealey plaza in dallas, stretches almost 60 years, and the new lawsuit alleges president biden and the national archives are dragging up on the the release of about 15,000 documents related to the november 1963 killing. >> these records need to be made public because they tell us about a very important event in american history. >> reporter: jeffe

>>> carbon monoxide and your kids. the number of states that don't require detectors in day cares. it must have shocked you when you found out that there wasn't a carbon monoxide detector at the preschool. >> what every parent needs to know. >>> and the top secret jfk assassination files. both a republican and democratic president pushed off the release. is there something they don't want you to know? >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we'll get to that breaking news about those guns found near the supreme court and the arrest in just a minute. but we want to begin overseas amid russia's failing invasion. the kremlin continues to target ukraine's infrastructure, including power plants and the nation's water supply as the winter cold sets in. as russian troops suffer setbacks on the battlefield, president vladimir putin is tightening his grip by declaring martial law on four regions claimed by moscow. tonight we're seeing massive evacuations in the southern city of kherson, with up to 60,000 people being

use of a new material is a kind of bonus that can benefit the environment in parallel with the carbon monoxideation reaction. she me also studied the reaction. e, hydrogenation of carbon dioxide and in this reaction. e, the material also proved to be quite effective. in addition, materials based on hexagonal nitridors functionalized with various metals according to similar techniques can be used and are currently being actively studied for biomedical applications, however, at the moment we are talking about laboratory, that is, very small scales of synthesis. but after all, quite recently they also talked about carbon nanotubes, and now they are being produced for us in large-scale production and used in almost all industries where increased strength or good electrical and thermal conductivity are required. in the kaliningrad region, they are trying to fight the carbon footprint the work of a whole carbon range is aimed at this comprehensively, there are already 14 such sites in russia, but the peculiarity of this two sites is one located in the baltic sea. and there, experts are investigating

the carbon monoxide emergency playing out. at least 28 children and staff taken out, some of them on stretchers. abc's trevor ault on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that terrifying scene at a pennsylvania day care. a carbon monoxide leak sending more than two dozen children and staff to the hospital. >> to see them all laying down, most of them laying down on the floor, it was -- it was heartbreaking. >> we got a carbon monoxide in this building. >> reporter: allentown fire officials say they were called to happy smiles learning center because a child was unconscious. the firefighters' carbon monoxide monitors beeping in the facility. tests telling them the building had dangerously high levels of the toxic gas, which is colorless and odorless. ambulances then racing to the scene. first responders evacuating the entire building, treating patients in the parking lot. children huddling under blankets to keep warm. >> i saw all my kids coming out, i said, what happened? what's going on? and then they were all crying. >>

the day care did not have carbon monoxide detectors. the director said she had started to make calls about installing them to comply with the city ordinance going into effect later this month requiring such monitors in day cares. >> it's shocking that the timing is like this. >> reporter: allentown's mayor says he's grateful for this reminder to get or check your carbon monoxide detector didn't come at a steeper cost. everyone is in stable condition. >> that's good to here. emilie, thank you. >>> a smashing success by nasa. new data showing that mission to knock an asteroid off course went even better than they had hoped and that's good news for the planet. here's tom costello. >> reporter: from 7 million miles away, photographic proof that nasa's dart mission worked. that exploding cloud of dirt and rock, the moment the refrigerator-sized spacecraft slammed into an asteroid named dimorphos orbiting an even bigger asteroid. the impact gave dimorphos a big shove. dramatically shortening its orbit even more than nasa had hoped. >> it was

into completely non-toxic compounds materials can effectively catalyze the processes of carbon monoxidevery convenient in terms of its scaling of faces, update the temperature mass, in order to prevent a global catastrophe, the temperature should increase by no more than one and a half degrees annually, which means that the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions should decrease by 43% by 2030. all this rather complicated arithmetic. it was the reason for the introduction of a cross-border carbon tax, it is going to be introduced into the eu in 2023, the whole world seems to be in solidarity on this issue. well, each country has its own area of ​​interest, and we have russia, which is the largest exporter of hydrocarbons. and at the same time , the huge forest areas with which our country is rich are not taken into account, since, according to international estimates, our forests absorb only 25% of all emissions. well, is this really true, because the sequestration of carbon by various natural landscapes is a rather little-studied process, since, of course, russia has the world's large

some had different levels of exposure to carbon monoxide. it can cause dizziness, headaches, and vomiting. officials say the day care center did not have carbon monoxide detectors. in a day care center! an ordinance passed earlier this year requires day care centers to have them by the end of this month. a spokesperson for the utility company, ugi utilities, says a malfunctioning heating unit caused the leak. >>> is the covid pandemic really over? president biden says it is, but many americans and healthcare workers say they are not so sure. according to a poll conducted late last month, only one in five u.s. adults says they feel the pandemic is over. about a quarter say that it will end eventually. and half say they think the pandemic will never end and we will just have to live with it. they also asked americans about updated covid booster shots, the one to target omicron subareas. the poll found only one in three u.s. adults say they are likely to get a new booster. for context, more than half of adults reported getting previous boosters

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when first responders arrived, the monitors on their bags alerted them to carbon monoxide. notified and all in stable condition, guys. sending it over to you. scary situation. >> thank good lord. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: that's new video of the russell missile barrage on ukraine. escalation and fighting prompting the g-seven to hold an emergency virtual meeting happening as we speak. ukraine wants more air defenses. president zelensky is attending that meeting making his plea. developments as we get them inside of "america's newsroom." first, however, mid-term forecast coming into focus. the clearest glimpse yet what to

virginia mother who made it her mission to change the law thereafter her children got sick from carbon monoxide good we have that had tonight on cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >>> we looked into our state la regarding and i monoxide detectors. some new schools that were built after 27 requir them, and the law encourages bu does not require them in existing schools. in another issue that is very big retina, the future of the deferred as you know as daca, a federal judge in texas it for now he would allow people to continue renewing those protections and work permits. the federal government is still prohibiting from approving new daca applications. our jocelyn moran shows one recipient's experience and worries. >> for the past few years, many undocumented immigrants have faced uncertainty. the obama er deferred action for childhood arrivals program, better known as daca, allowed immigrants to work . >> i wish it didn't have that power over me, but not fearing for my deportation gave me the confidence i needed. >> one is a designer, like many locals, trying to get to work and make a living

carbon monoxide is poisonous and can be deadly in high amounts, especially in children.are was quickly evacuated, more than two dozen children and several adults were taken to the hospital by ambulance. others were taken by their parents who rushed over to pick them up after getting word. and at a press conference that just wrapped up, we learned the daycare center apparently didn't that you are sending your kid to have the carbon monoxide monitors. >> a bit of good news. appears all children and adults who were taken to the hospital are in stable condition. mike. >> mike: that's great news. thanks very much. >> sandra: georgia police and the fbi are stepping up their search for a missing toddler. quinnton simon vanished from his home in savannah, and the baby-sitter received an odd text morning he went missing. charles, where are police at with this investigation at this hour? >> yeah, hey, good afternoon, sandra. police say they still consider this a missing child case but at this point they are exploring the possibility of criminal aspect in the disappearance of 20-mo

. >>> tonight on the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, o'donnell investigates carbon monoxide detector requirements to keep kids safe. a leak at a pennsylvania day care last week sent more than two dozen kids t the hospital. now, cbs news has discovered some states have no law requiring schools and childcare centers to have co detectors and those that do often have exceptions. hear from a virginia mother who made it her mission to change the la thereafter her children got sick from carbon monoxide. that is tonight on the cbs evening news with norah o'donnell. >>> and next on kpix5, the warriors celebrate ring night with a win and how steph curry also paid tribute to brittney griner as the wnba star spend her birthday in a russian prison. >>> and why the 49ers are hopin >>> a live look at wall street and take a look at the big boar after two days in plus territory. right now the dow is down 157 points. >>> the lawyers tipped off thei title defense with a 123-109 win over lebron james and the l lakers. it was a special night as well for fans to be able to celebrate the first ever ring ce

. >>> a scary scene at a day-care center in pennsylvania today officials say an apparent carbon monoxidethan two dozen people to the hospital, most of them young children. these are aerial images of the happy smiles learning center in allentown today. emergency crews rushed to the scene after officials say they got a 911 call about an unconscious child. they say when the firefighters got there, sensors on their kbegear alerted them there was carbon monoxide everywhere. they evacuated 25 children and eight day care workers from the building 27 of them taken to hospitals, all listed in stable condition some had different levels of exposure to carbon monoxide. it can cause dizziness, headaches and vomiting officials say the day-care center did not have carbon monoxide detectors, in a day-care center. an allentown city ordinance passed earlier this year requires day-care centers to have them by the end of this month. a spokesperson for the utility company ugi utilities says a malfunctioning heating unit caused the leak. >>> is the covid pandemic really over president biden says it is, but ma

this is now very, by the way, let's say very important for people who inhaled carbon monoxide and gotat's every person. this is a different story. that is, basically. here are those with whom we talked, these are the residents of this very third entrance, that is, the ninth floor. the seventh floor, there is an apartment that was opposite all those who, er, those where already. well, unfortunately people died, that is, they are now part. where they gather those who are not in the hospital, but the residents of the house gather near the house, because it is still impossible to go inside. now the territory is cordoned off by investigators. first, a. secondly, e evaluated the strength of the structure. and so, uh, the rescuers promise that the rescuers of the goach service promise that, let's say, residents of entrances there from the fifth to the tenth will be able to go to their apartment. but from the first to the fifth , it is not known when people will be able to pick up their documents, things of medicine. some people have pets. here are some of them from there too get rescued. her

the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors. there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. tonight the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter will soon be in the handings of the injury. closing arguments ended and a jury will decide whether cruz gets life without parol or the death penalty. >> 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: a trial that has been page. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, who's already pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school and their care takers. >> reporter: the defense has to convince just one juror against the death penalty for cruz to get life in prison. his lawyers argued he's a broken and abused person starting with fetal alcohol syndrome due to his mother's addiction. >> do

committee named the cause of the su-34 crash in yeysk 13 people died 19 were injured they had carbon monoxide poisoning burns the rubble was cleared at the house restoration work is underway. 30% in energy infrastructure of ukraine destroyed in the country massive switching on of electricity today powerful explosions thundered in krivoy rog in nikolaev region in dnepropetrovsk aimed fire at infrastructure facilities continues gas pipelines in the baltic were affected by powerful explosions copenhagen police published the results of the investigation of the terrorist attack on nord stream published footage of the destroyed section. entry decided to refrain from immediate restrictions on gas prices officials. now they are looking for another way to get through this winter without shocks. in the meantime officials decide. how to overcome the crisis , thousands of protesters took to the streets again. and germany has tightened visa requirements for russians. what documents are now required to be presented in order to obtain an entry permit? expressed deep condolences to the families who lost love

the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors.or not, there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. well, tonight, the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter, nikolas cruz, will soon be in the hands of a jury. closing arguments ended, and jurors will now decide whether cruz gets life without parole or the death penalty. 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018. cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from fort lauderdale. and we want to warn you, that some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: a trial that has been painful for the victims' families to listen to, ended with closing arguments that were no different. >> it was a systematic massacre. >> reporter: prosecutors said nikolas cruz, who's already pleaded guilty to killing 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018, should be put to death for what they called a premeditated and heinous attack. >> what he did was to murder children at school, and their caretakers. >> reporter: the defense ha

help educate the public on basic fire safety like preparing fire escape plans, testing smoke and carbon monoxide and replacing those alarms every 10 years. these are the civil steps we can take to save lives. on behalf of my own family and every american, i just want to close by saying thank you, thank you, thank you. fires will always be a fact of human life. when those alarms go off, when everything and everybody you love is in danger, there is no better excitement in the world than that firefighter who is getting ready to go to work. thank you for being who you are. thank you for all the heroes you represent. you are in the alert and on call in communities all across this country. god bless you all and may god protect our firefighters. thank you for having -- given me a chance to talk to. i was over there with you. thank you. >> thank you. thank you, mr. president.

his first impression was suicide by carbon monoxide. >> it was apparent that he placed a water pump in rear of the truck and he passed away as a result of the carbon monoxide. >> to those who knew comrade best, it didn't make sense. did they miss something? hundred have been getting help, taking medication and seemed hopeful about his future. his grandmother remembered him using that very pump to help out his dad just days before. >> i can still see the smile on his face, just a little smirky smile that he always. >> and his father recalled the two of them working on a job together a week earlier, setting up fireworks on a barge. >> we were laughing. watching fireworks. he seemed kind. the last thing i said to him it was, i love you. >> so his family wondered what pushed him over the edge. as they struggled with their grief, they got comfort from a surprising source. michelle carter. she reached out to linda through text messages, consoling her saying can read loved her very much. >> did you feel like you were getting support? just a connection to congress somehow? >> oh, absolutely. s

testing smoke and carbon monoxide and alarms monthly. replacing those alarms every 10 years. this is simple steps we can take to save lives. on behalf of my own family and every american, i just want to close by saying again, thank you, thank you, thank you. fires will always be a fact of human life. and when the worst happens, when those alarms go off, when everything and everybody you love is in danger, there is no better site in the world then that firefighter who is ready to go to work. so thank you for being who you are, thank you for all of the heroes you represent. you are on the alert and on-call in communities all across this country. right now as i speak. so god bless you all and may god protect our firefighters. thank you. for letting me have a chance to talk to you all. i literally do wish i were there with you. thank you. thank you, lori. >> thank you. thank you mr. president. thank you. [applause] >> [indiscernible] >> we now see that this is an historic event.

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when first responders arrived, the monitors on their bags alerted them to carbon monoxide. parents have been notified and all in stable condition, guys. sending it over to you. scary situation. >> thank good lord. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: that's new video of the russell missile barrage on ukraine. escalation and fighting prompting the g-seven to hold an emergency virtual meeting happening as we speak. ukraine wants more air defenses. president zelensky is attending that meeting making his plea. developments as we get them inside of "america's newsroom." first, however, mid-term forecast coming into focus. the clearest glimpse yet what to expect november 8th, exactly four weeks from today as we say hello. i'm bill hemmer. got your election red on. >> dana: exactly. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we love the mid-terms and catch you up on these latest ones. a couple changes you will want to know about. the latest forecast shows the republicans taking the house and win 231 seats. it could swell to as many as 246. >> bill: best case for democrats is 220 s

you'll see signs here letting them know that there are free carbon monoxide alarms.s has been a message we've heard from first responders, and now we're hearing it again here. to have these available, so as you're using generators to heat or power your home, to make sure that you have these up to keep people safe. pam although, when we talk about -- pamela, when we talk about storms and what happens in the aftermath, people losing power, people unfortunately dying because of the generators and carbon monoxide poisoning, it's just yet another thing these storm victims have to deal with. pamela? >> yeah. thanks, nadia. i feel so bad for that woman who has to deal with fraud. she needs help and can't get it now. just awful that that is happening. >>> for more on how to help the victims of hurricane ian, we have links to resources at cnn.com/impact. >>> still ahead for you on this saturday night, we have some exclusive reporting from cnn's melissa bell showing vladimir putin's private army in complete disarray and faltering on the front lines in ukraine. >>> also ahead,

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therefore people hospitalized this morning after an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning at l. a x. we learned about the victims who all happen to be airport employees. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. ooh good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. we start with the latest on the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. later today, san francisco's district attorney is expected to file charges against the man accused of carrying out the attack. the assault on mr pelosi is widely believed to have been a political attack. ktvu james torres has more on what we've learned about the incident and how paul pelosi is recovery. it's been three days since that brutal attack on paul pelosi. and since then we've seen quite a bit of a san francisco police department presence in the neighborhood of their pacific heights home. given the high profile nature of the case, we expect the district attorney's office to hold a news conference formally announcing how they will handle this case. the d a s office tells me this morning they are still working to confirm a time to make those ann

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equipped with stationary oxygen supply points, which is very important for people who have received carbon monoxidehere it is literally easier for them to breathe four patients. we transported to krasnodar to the regional hospital, without deterioration. health, one patient is extremely serious, he causes us big trilogies and today, as part of telemetin consultations, they interact, and with specialists from moscow clinics, federal chambers, and near the house where residents flock to work with people and rescuers, employees of the state emergency situations have deployed several temporary accommodation centers, but most people staying with relatives and friends i heard very scary corners, she scaredly jumped to the window and my colleague’s mother flew past me, she worked for magpies at the scene of the emergency for 24 hours and knows the entire chronology of events. the su-34 crashed while climbing the flight was training ammunition there was no plane crashed in the courtyard of a residential building about the pilot managed to eject fire three entrances were enough all floors from the first to

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the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors.ires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >>> president biden is weighing in tonight on a growing scandal here at home. he's calling on three los angeles city council members, all democrats, to resign over racist comments heard in a leaked audio recording. cbs's mark strassmann reports tonight from l.a. >> reporter: they came in, outraged... >> shame on you! >> reporter: ...united against their elected dividers. >> you are a disgrace! >> reporter: a moment of backroom bigotry, captured on a leaked tape. three los angeles city council members, all latino democrats, led by councilwoman nury martinez. >> i see a lot of little short, dark people. >> reporter: hateful comments fired in all directions, and no one pushed back. >> on these tapes, i have heard the worst of what los angeles is. >> reporter: councilman mike bonin's young black son was a martinez target. on tape, in spanish

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angeles international airport for people have been hospitalized after an apparent carbon monoxide leakbaggage area has met crews rushed to terminal eight this morning. according to l. a x website. terminal eight is where united and united express flights are based, were told all united flights to and from lax around a ground stop right now l a x one of the country's biggest airports, that's impacting one flight as of right now from sfo , but we'll see what happens as the day unfolds. officials say one of the injured people went to the hospital in life threatening condition. three other people are in the hospital. it is still a very active scene at l. a x there. we have hazmat crews, firefighters , police as well. be sure to stay with ktvu s will keep you posted with new information. now that we have learned for hospitalized people are at war exposed to a carbon monoxide leak there at l. a x well. the oakland public ethics commission is now investigating a complaint from a former staff worker for city councilman centaur. the chronicle reports that a former worker legislation required pa

during an accident do not use gas stoves for heating when it is cold at home there is a danger of carbon monoxidee, make sure that no one is stuck in it, find out from elderly neighbors whether it is necessary help them follow official messages if you use a generator, install it outside the premises and away from windows , wash the radio receiver and battery-powered flashlights at home in advance a supply of matches, candles and dry alcohol, a charged power bank, a week's supply of drinking water for canned or freeze-dried food, water, including personal medications, at least for a week, share these tips , it can save you, help, info, attention from 7 to 9 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. turn off all non-critical important electrical appliances, help restore the country's power grid this february, march again . continuously operated without light and water in the bitter cold under the cannonade roman volodymyrovych bondarenko vascular surgeon those whom he saved knows exactly the price of every second you understand that it must be done as the paratroopers say nobody but us this pedestrian bridge

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there is a danger of carbon monoxide poisoning.vator, make sure that no one is stuck in it. find out from elderly neighbors if they need help follow the official notification if you use a generator, install it outside the premises and away from windows, wash the radio and flashlight at home in advance, a supply of matches, candles and dry alcohol, a charged power bank, a week's supply of drinking water for canned or freeze-dried food, a first-aid kit, including personal medications for at least a week, share these tips, prepare references, dot info, a friend in ukraine, inter's information service continues to monitor the main events at the moment i am oleksandr vasychenko, an air alert has been announced in six regions of ukraine, mykolaiv, kherson, zaporizhzhia, dnipropetrovsk, donetsk

during an accident it is cold at home , do not use gas stoves for heating there is a danger of carbon monoxide if there are stop the elevator that no one is stuck in it find out from the elderly neighbors if they need help follow the official notification if you use a generator, install it outside the premises and away from the windows wash it at home in advance i will come accept battery-powered flashlights a supply of matches, candles and dry alcohol a charged power bank a week's supply of drinking water for canned or freeze-dried food a first-aid kit including personal medicines for at least a week share these tips to save help dot info donetsk luhansk kherson zaporizhzhia were, are and will be ukraine , we will forget, we will see, we will not retreat, we will not give in to the games of the kremlin. in this farce, which they call a referendum, all four referendums on joining russia took place. not to russia, but exactly the opposite to ukraine, when putin promised everyone a little russia came forever, people living in luhansk, donetsk, kherson and zaporozhye become our citizens forever a

there is a danger of carbon monoxide poisoning. if there is an elevator in the house, make sure that no one is in it. stuck , ask elderly neighbors if they need help watch for official announcements if you use a generator, install it outside the premises and away from windows in advance wash at home, i will come, accept battery-powered flashlights, a supply of matches, candles and dry alcohol , a charged power bank, a weekly supply of drinking water and canned or freeze-dried food, a first-aid kit, including personal medicines for at least a week, share these tips, it can save, help, info , attention from 7 to 9:00 a.m. and from 5:00 p.m. until the 22nd. turn off all non- critical electrical appliances. help restore the country's power grid. the informational morning continues. in the belgorod region, during fire training exercises, they were opened fire by their comrades in the service, the incident was confirmed by the ministry of defense , the aggressor karin, there they stated that some two citizens from the cis countries kille

if during an accident, it is cold at home , do not use gas stoves for heating. danger of carbon monoxide if there is an elevator in the house to stop that no one is stuck in it find out from elderly neighbors if they need help follow official notifications if you use a generator install it outside the premises and away from windows wash it at home in advance i will come accept battery-powered flashlights a supply of candle matches and dry alcohol a charged power bank a week's supply of drinking water for canned or freeze-dried food a stick including personal medicine for at least a week share these tips it can save help dot info i welcome you to the marathon big final issue today is october 21 and the 240th day of the war its entire chronology through the eyes of journalists of facts and windows the next hour well, we start with good news from the ukrainian military minus one more plane from the russian occupiers today in the mykolaiv region, the ukrainian army landed 25 russian attack craft, this is already the 270th enemy plane shot down by our fighters, and suffering defeat after defe