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he says that a child is being sold at the central hotel. we connect the hotel. i go up to the door knocked on the door opens a woman, tall young. on the bed lay a girl, such a small baby right. well, i said that i have no money with me, what to buy a girl? i will buy, as if for my daughter, who, as if she cannot give birth to me, she puts katya on a chair and begins to write this refusal paper. and at this moment i take advantage of the fact that the child is lying, i take him in my arms and quickly leave cabinet, and she runs with me and suddenly towards the police with machine guns. one of them took the child. another took it all. well, i’m almost in such a state here that i don’t even remember anything further, then i had a letter, where i was in the places where ryzhov was serving his sentence, and she asked me not to give katya away, that when she came out, she would definitely take her to letter. i didn't answer her. i am the fate of my mother, i don’t know how things turned out for her. she, of course, arrived lyudmila nikolaevna come to us. big i'm extre

but in general, it was seen as this kind of safe haven in the central pacific hotel was very strange place. i remember, and i came here for the 1st on it. it was just amazing. never all this journalist there was them in a lot of them are experienced. it was like little town in itself by the time i convert, which was about the 2nd week of june, the holiday inn was more or less put together, but i stayed. and a flat which actually had a better view with on the holiday and of the nightly pyrotechnics of the fighting the town that i felt i needed to be closer to the gossip of the prescott. so i also took a room and the newly reopened holiday and followed by the 22nd of june. and that's how i 1st came to live there, and i loved it. the people of sarajevo consider the 22nd of july 1992 the fee assistant bloodiest day of the siege more than 3500 shells were fired across the city. that day, most pictures and video of the bombardment of the city were filmed from the holiday inn. the hotel was hit directly several times by heavy fire from some posts in good above it, sir, and mount treble, whi

they advised me to buy online, but these delivery services have stopped, and i'm in a hotel in a centralme in other areas." so, don, two days after you tweeted that, what is the situation for you and others in your hotel, and how is it even possible that they've run out of water? >> so the hotel has been able to provide small amounts of water at this point. so you don't drink the tap water usually in china. if things get desperate, you know, you can turn on the tap and boil the water. but, yeah, it's a logistical breakdown of this city. and i think as i said in the tweet, lots of people are facing similar problems. >> and shanghai authorities say that this lockdown will continue until further notice, and we understand that more testing is expected because of these new cases. so what's going on, and how long might this lockdown last with what appears to be very limited supplies being made available to citizens? i mean food, water, and medicine. >> yeah. i'd really like to know as well how long this will continue. i don't think really anybody right now knows. most likely they will continue

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close contact of somebody who has tested positive, you will be removed, also, to centralized quarantine. um, usually, into a hotelntil you test negative twice. >> and you have a cat, right? >> it's -- i do, yeah. she's asleep now but i do have a cat, yeah. >> so we are laughing but what happens? like the people that have animals, like what would happen to your cat, god forbid, you test positive. chances are, knock bwood, you ae not going to but what would happen to your animal? >> that is a major concern for a lot of people here in shanghai. there is not a government-wide or city-wide policy for what to do with pets so it often comes down to the decision of your neighborhood committee. so imagine if your homeowners' association is now the one that gets to decide what happens to your pet because there is no local movement. everybody is locked down. it's really hard to, um, transport your pet to boarding facilities or to a foster. so there is a lot of, um, grassroot and kind of people-to-people networking that is happening. every day, i wake up and see hundreds of requests on my social media for, um, pleas of help

reformatted in order and ukraine should now be a chance for the central axis of the construction of a new world order. ugu and did the hotel guteri say something? did he have the right to say that? i ask this question, for example, to mrs. sofia, who is the aggressor and who is the enemy? well this is his phrase that the moscow federation should be called to cooperate showed that he still did not fully understand everything that happened, maybe it did not accept him, maybe putin brainwashed him at the previous meeting, he denied it immediately, he did not does he have the right to say that or does he have the right to say that, you understand , he doesn't have the right to say that because he, well, how to say it as a coach, for example, as the head referee of a football team, there is no football match, he can only give a yellow card, a red card, he can't talk outside of decisions to the very organization of the movement to say in my personal opinion and then to say everything he thinks about the moscow aggressor, he has a career and russia to ask questions, she will say where is the decision of some international court t

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>> yeah, we heard this explosion and we saw the smoke from our hotel here in kyiv which means this was not very far away from the central part of kyiv. this is not something we have seen in the city for a while now. smoke like that rising from a very central part of the city. at least ten people were injured. once again as a russian missile hit not a military target or not hitting a building where residents were. this is the kind of thing ordinary people being affected that we have seen from russia time and again since this war began. this was an apartment complex. it was damaged. it was fire as a result of that. we saw someone or some thing being carried off in a stretcher. once again russia hitting a civilian target here in kyiv. it's important to underline the fact the u.n. secretary general was just in moscow. the point of that trip and then d coming here was to try to use the power of the united nations open up. the russians knew he was here and yet they still go ahead with the cruise missile strike. if you had my hopes the russians were taking the visit seriously, perhaps progress was being made for the corridors.

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one blast shattered windows of a hotel housing evacuees from other parts of ukraine who had fled to lviv for safety. on sunday, five people died in a rocket attack in central kharkiv, ukraine's second largest city. the strikes comes as russia is escalating its offensive in the donbas region of eastern ukraine. russian troops have entered the town of kreminna. in the besieged city of mariupol, ukrainian soldiers rejected a russian ultimatum sunday surrender their arms or be eliminated. russia has seized most of the strategically located port city, but some ukrainian fighters have refused to lay down their arms. during an interview with cnn, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy said no one knows how many have people have died in mariupol. >> no one knows how many people died among the silly population. if anyone gives you a figure, it will be a total lie. hundreds of thousands were evacuated. tens of thousands were forced to evacuate in the direction of the russian federation and we do not know where they are. they left no document trail. among them are several thousands of children. we want to know what happened to them. unfortunately, there isn't any in

hotels out there. francine lacqua secured a place at the table. she is joined on a day where we will see inflation in that eurozone at 7.5%. you are joined by the centralor of the netherlands. francine: you are right. it is a good work trip. we are talking inflation monetary policy and i could not be more delighted to be joined by the governor. we had the french that was higher-than-expected. inflation seems to be creeping up and up. monetary policy should still be gradual. is this a mistake? >> no. of course not. inflation comes up. today's inflation, in some ways, is water under the bridge. this is all energy price inflation. it is coming from outside the monetary union. our task is to make sure this temporary inflation does not become entrenched into permanent inflation. for that, we closely watch the medium-term inflation. there are sufficient indications that inflation is still to converge back to our 2%. as long as that is the case, we can afford to be gradual. francine: what does it mean, if inflation keeps getting higher and if the supply shocks and energy gets worse in ukraine, what does it mean for kiwi? -- qe? >> we have gone through a serie

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hotel california ♪ ashley: all right, welcome back. let's take a look at apple down a half a percent in this morning 's session, workers at apple's grand central of support by collecting authorization cards from employees at the store, so that's the story with apple, at least one of them. let me have a look at etsy if we can. etsy down more than 7% at $107, thousands of sellers on the platform are also looking to unionize. this comes after a week-long protest over the company hiking fees by 30%, the stock is down 47% year-to-date and drifting dangerously close to their annual bottom of 109 bucks in fact its gone through there. now let's take a look at meta. it's what'sapp messaging platform rolling out their new communities feature, it allows for up to 32 members to speak to each other all at once, not dog much for the stock, meta essentially flat at 210. now this. homicides in philadelphia are up 9% just this year alone, our very own jeff flock is there and it seems people are just fed up with crime and some cities now wanting to refund the police. what an idea, jeff flock. reporter: yeah, everything old is new again, ashley, in some ways. i'