the head of the region, oleg sinogubov, and strikes were also recorded in the territory of the central park, our correspondent is on the spot dmytro didora and we have the opportunity to communicate with him, so dmytro, i congratulate you by telling about the serious destruction, what you see and what you know at this time. congratulations, iryna. congratulations to all viewers of the espresso tv channel, it's so sunny day today in kharkiv despite the evening that was the day before and i wanted to show you the consequences of hitting an e-e rocket , but the kharkiv communal workers have already cleaned everything, so you can see now the tractor is working near this e-e pit, which was hit by a russian s300 the day before and the territory of the park are brought to order despite even the evening shelling of kharkiv , the citizens of kharkiv have already gone for a walk in the central park of culture and leisure. of the administration oleg synegubov that they hit a civil enterprise and also the central park of culture and leisure that i saw in kharkiv during this day while i was here, and mo

he cannot obtain food on his own in central park. and bring him back to the zoo. >> so part of what i learned, fred, is that the way that owls get hydration is from their food. the owl has not been eating the food that park rangers have been putting out for him in an effort to get him to come down and eat the food and keep him hydrated and fed. he's running out of time here and that's what they're most concerned about, bringing him into safety. bringing him back into where he will be taken care of and they're not sure how much longer he's going to be able to go on without eating or drinking water. >> are they willing to reveal to you, what would the other methods be? if it's not by food that you can lure the owl, how else? >> well, it's interesting. i was asking why do you think he's not coming to the food. and part of what he was explaining to me is that this animal has been in captivity for so many years that it probably doesn't realize that something that's being placed for him is food that's meant for him to eat. he's been in cap

by the head of the region, oleg synogubov, strikes were also recorded in the territory of the central park and in the central district, our correspondent dmytro didora is on the spot and he is with us now live dmytro i congratulate you, please tell me what is known at this time, and in general, i wonder what the three of us kharkiv residents are like after the shelling. greetings, iro . greetings to all viewers of the espresso tv channel. we are in the center of kharkiv on svobody square and uh, as you know, in the evening the enemy really fired at kharkiv from s300 systems and damaged industrial facilities and also the central park of culture and recreation, however, they note that there are no victims and wounded, all thanks to the fact that the workers at the enterprise that was hit did not ignore the alarm and went down to shelters and as i noticed no one during this day, while i am in kharkiv , most kharkiv residents use the shelters that are in the capital, this is in kharkiv. i apologize. this is the subway, also in kharkiv, there are shelters near the stops, duplicated near the sto

our senior data reporter harry enten is live in central park.hem staring out the window because they hadn't seen snow all season. >> no, no, they hadn't seen snow. i have to tell you as a huge snow fanatic this has been a pathetic winter. that's why this morning's number is 1.8 inches of snow because that is the biggest snowfall by far this season, it makes for a seasonal snowfall total of 2.2 inches, i have never been more excited for 2.2 inches of snow overall at this point given where we were just a few days ago, and indeed if you look at how much snow has fallen so far this season, we still rank in the bottom five for the least amount of snowfall through february, but here is the key, poppy, the key is before this latest snowfall we had ranked as the least amount of snow through february, so at least we are no longer in the bottom, although we are still in the bottom five for the least amount of snow through this point in february. >> i don't know if i follow that, but where does this rank in terms of, you know, past years in new york city n

the latest sighting was in central park.okeepers are growing increasingly worried about his changes of life outside the zoo. >> he cannot survive on his own in the wild. he has been in captivi central park zoo for over 12 years. if he had any hunting skills, prior to coming to the central park zoo, he has lost them. j.r.: hopefully they are able find him. people are investigating the vandalism at the zoo. still had on abc 7 news at 11, the future of the oakland coliseum, one of the landmarks of the bay area is one step closer to new life and what makes it so monumental. spencer: it's going to be a cold and in some spots frosty night. i will have the forecast business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750

[laughter ] let's go to ginger in central park. >> reporter: thank you, george. some winter because that has not been happening in the south. look at nashville, hit a record high of 80 just yesterday. still going to be very warm. i mean, miami could easily see 89. look at hollywood beach, florida, this morning. gorgeous. people just taking in -- that is summerlike -- that extreme with us today as rain spreads across the bay area for the morning commute. it is chilly in the upper 40's and this allows for a breakthrough the day but we are looking at some scattered showers through the afternoon commute so grab the umbrella. it is another cool day bye-bye tonight, things settle down anywhere from a third of an inch to three quarters of an inch >>> now to the latest face filters going viral on tiktok. evoking a mix of nostalgia and controversy. stephanie ramos joins us with more on why these filters may have a negative effect on body image perception. good morning there, stephanie. >> good morning, robin. i ended up spending a lot of time on tiktok last night. my kids

athena jones in central park. thank you, athena. >>> also new cnn reporting this morning, the department of energy's assessment that covid-19 most likely came from a lab leak in china is still a minority view within the broader intelligence community. with the varying theories on the virus' origins continuing to swirl, what's the take from the medical community? joining us now is one of the biggest members of the medical community, cnn's chief medical correspondent and host of "chasing life" podcast, dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, i feel like we have been talking about this for so many years now. and still there's no definitive answer. there's two theories about it. basically that it spread from animals to humans or this one that is now gaining traction with this update from the d.o.e., that it spread from a lab in wuhan. what kind of evidence or investigation -- what else could be learned given what we have seen from the chinese government to prove definitively what exactly this was? >> yeah. look, it's been three yea

that there is an industrial facility in the center, but there is information that this is the central park named after gorky, and russian rockets were repeatedly thrown into this park in the summer and spring, and this is the kind of park that was built quite beautiful, well, a lot of money was allocated for it at one time, sometimes it is not clear in what way. but such a park was very popular in russia. some kind of disneyland and right now they are destroying what the russians loved in kharkiv , er , so we are at a distance. we understand this very well, and this problem of people in kharkiv is much greater now than it was in the spring, for example, but at the same time, i will say that when you walk around the center, you get the impression that in some films there are very few people in the center because everyone understands that for some reason russia is is the center of kharkiv is always bombed, and the sleeping areas are so full of people, that is, we have our own specifics, and one more thing that is yet another kharkiv typical specifics, and again yesterday it showed that first

wait, hold on shorts and a t shirt in central park in winter. where is the snow? new york city average is around 75 centimeters of snow every winter. so far this year, only about one centimeter has fallen. i do this. no, i like snow in winter. so i mean, this is not normal winter. i feel so overdressed right now, and that's probably because i am. it's really too warm to be wearing these gloves. i certainly don't need this scarfs that probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now, but it's out of habit because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not temperatures on this day, nearly 18 degrees celsius. 15 degrees above the average temperatures this time of year, rather beautiful outside right now. look at this sunshine. crazy right love. if you ever seen new york in february like never, never before. the northeast of the united states has seen all sorts of weather records this winter. in buffalo, about 600 kilometers from new york city, they saw more snow in december than any other winter in the past. 50 years in boston saw record

on a recent february day in central park in new york city. you never had guessed it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on shorts and a t shirt in central park in winter. where is the snow? new york city average is around 75 centimeters of snow every winter. so far this year, only about one centimeter has fallen. i do this snow. i like snow in winter. so i mean this is not normal winter. i feel so overdressed right now, and that's probably because i am. it's really too warm to be wearing these gloves. i certainly don't need this scarfs probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now, but it's out of habit because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not temperatures on this day, nearly 18 degrees celsius. 15 degrees above the average temperatures this time of year, whether uniform outside right now, look at this sunshine, crazy love. if you ever seen new york in february like this, never, never before. the northeast of the united state

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>> yeah. >> wow. >> reporter: this real life big bird escaped from the central park some.. >> owls have the ability to capture our attention. you don't often see them. when you do, that is amazing. >> i have never seen a bird like this before. a beauty. >> gorgeous. a lifer for us. >> first time in your life you see the bird. >> reporter: the owl, named flacco, would be at the top of the food chain in the wild. its lived its entire life in the comfort of the zoo. >> what challenges does it face? >> a lot of challenges. understanding what's food and how to get water. >> reporter: what of instincts? dna stretching back millions of years. >> you like to think if it sees a rat or a squirrel that it would know, you know, deep in its biology, that's food. it is unclear if that's the case. >> reporter: every night, the zoo workers have been out with nets and traps trying to capture it. they came close thursday evening. meanwhile, here are a few glimpses from my phone of flacco in flight. >> wow. good capture. >> reporter: how great is that? >> five-feet wing span. harry, you have

i want to point out what we're seeing in central park.ook around at the amount of snow on the ground, not a ton, but this is the most snow we have seen all winter. they are calling it the most significant measurable snowfall in new york city this winter. up until last night central park had seen less than half an inch. as of 7:00 a.m. it has snowed 1.8 inches bringing the snowfall total for this winter so far to a grand total of 2.2 inches. now, usually central park has seen 2 feet of snow by now in winter, so this is the lowest seasonal snowfall on record, but as you mentioned, not nearly as bad as it could be. we're seeing sloppy roads, messy commutes, but in other parts of the country we've seen records. milwaukee saw just over 2 inches of rainfall, that's a new record as of monday, parts of wisconsin saw an inch and a half of rainfall over the course of six hours and in california a storm system left people stranded in the san bernardino mountains due to rain and high elevation snow. also students who were at science camps in orange c

wait, hold on shorts and a t shirt in central park in winter. where is the snow? new york city average is around 75 centimeters of snow every winter. so far this year, only about one centimeter has fallen. i do miss snow. i like snow in winter. so i mean, this is not normal winter. i feel so overdressed right now, and that's probably because i am. it's really too warm to re wearing these gloves. i certainly don't need this scarf. i probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now, but it's out of habit because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not. temperatures on this day, nearly 18 degrees celsius. 15 degrees above the average temperatures, this time of year, rather beautiful outside right now will give us sunshine, great years in new york in february like this. never, never before. the northeast of the united states has seen all sorts of weather records this winter. in buffalo, about 600 kilometers from new york city, they saw more snow in december than any other winter in the past. 50 years and boston saw record low temperatu

flacco the owl still on the loose tonight after escaping the central park zoo. but he seems to be doing a okay. zoo keepers say he has learned to go hunting for himself. >> has apparently put that skill to the test like catching a rat while for the park. the zoo keepers tried their best to catch foggo after a vandal freed him from the central park zoo. the-'re still trycng to figure out who did it. meantime, zoo keeper say he will remain in the wild. >> so, you know, there's plenty for me. i mean, it all on like one rock could be like 3 meals 30, you. yeah. and then there's a guy a radical is strange. all i do pizza rat and read all my goodness. that's that's what he's got to fight. you've got to find pizza and the >> when fun time from the bay area's local

last wednesday night, raped and nearly beaten to death. - trump says the central park attack is of us. - trump has taken out expensive ads in city newspapers in favor of the death penalty. - this was an extremely polarizing ad to be placing in the paper, a preview of what we then saw as president. - that kind of donald trump "new york post" nexus began in those years, portraying young black people as dangerous, as savages. no effort whatsoever at investigation or justice. just a blatant appeal to the most base racial stereotypes. - five young men who were supposedly wildin', and they charge 'em with a gang rape, and he puts an ad in the papers calling for the death penalty. - these boys, we feel, have been lynched even before they have had an opportunity to tell their side as to what happened. - of course, all of these five young men were later exonerated of the crime. somebody else eventually confessed. but donald trump saw a kindred soul in pulling the scab off the city's racial consciousness. yes. - former u.s. attorney rudolph giuliani launched his formal campaign today to c

when i was in college, we to we lived on 110th and amster dam within walking of central park, who had never seen the place. we took them every weekend to visit this. i think shelton saying a you know, it's a wonder i'm a you know, a park ranger. well unfortunately, it is still a wonder, much of one that an african american young man or woman would be considered to be a park ranger, yosemite or any of our other national parks. and that on indian reservations and across this nation, people are still walking, you know, thousands of miles to remind us of the nature which we have the homesteads led us to preserving special places. but now we realize in the face climate change and water that that idea has to expand dramatically and that the idea of stewardship involves an inclusive idea of how how to the compatriots of today's homesteads look like all of us do here. and so i leave you with that as we go and look at for a wonderful tour of the capitol grounds. so let's give this panel again a wonderful. i too want to give a thank you to all of our terrific panels throughout the day. obviousl

central park picked up half an inch of snow almost, that's about it.orm but it did break their snow drought for this winter. by 9:00 a.m., we are gradually cr climbing through highs under partly cloudy skies pretty much close to where we should he for this time of year, mid-50's to low 60's. 59 in oakland, 60 in santa rosa, 59 in palo alto. we will have some morning frost today. tomorrow, we will find increasing clouds. late tomorrow night, a chance of a sprinkle but i think this storm holds off until friday morning to bring us morning showers. it's a level 1 light storm. we will sh coming up in about nine minutes. jobina: we are still following two major issues starting with a sig alert in martinez. this is a deadly crash on westbound 4 before pine street. we had one lane reopened. not all linens are blocked but you're certainly backed up to 680. in oakland, a second sig alert involving a jackknifee big rig and three other vehicle. >> the traffic is backed up past 980 right now. walnut creek looking live at 680, things are moving at the limit. same th

. >> i want to go there now because there is that new story tonight out of new york and the central parkls are saying that they're trying to recapture a you're asian eagle owl. his exhibit was cut, one thing for the dallas zoo and you see concentration of different events happening there was the one had louisiana, the missing squirrel monkeys and now in new york city, you mentioned the copy cat aspect of this, are people becoming involved to see if they can try to accomplish something as well and you got to wonder what the end game will be in these instances as well. >> i think there definitely is that sort of underlying component here of someone wanting to try to get away with this. we often see this with crimes like this, we see the copy cat echo effect, in this case, this beautiful species, the eurasian eagle owl is spectacular, as big an as an eagle even though it's an owl hence the name, eagle owl only thing that's a saving grace is this is a species that can thrive, incredibly they survive from see bore ria to north africa, tease cold spells, from new england to new york, i'm confi

and the city central park zoo officials are trying to recapture a eurasian eagle owl named flacco.d last night after the stainless steal mesh of his exhibit was cut. one thing for the dallas zoo. you see the concentration of different events happening. there was the one in louisiana. there was the missing squirrel monkeys. now in new york city you mentioned the copycat aspect of this. are people becoming emboldened to see if they can try to accomplish something as well? and you've got to wonder what the end game will be in these instances as well. >> i think there definitely is that sort of underlying component here of someone wanting to try to get away this. we often see this with crimes like this. we see the copycat echo effect. in this case, this beautiful species, i mean, the eurasian eagle owl is absolutely spectacular. it's as big as an eagle, even though it's an owl. hence, its name, eagle owl. the only thing that is the saving grace here is that this is a species that can thrive. they are incredibly hearty. they survive from siberia to north africa. so these vicious cold sp

. >> this week's edition of unsolved mysteries takes us to the heart of manhattan strolls central park's a hundreds of people out here just looking for the for the out one new yorkers flocking together to find eurasian, eagle owl, who escaped the central park zoo after its mesh habitat was found cut. it absolutely needs to be captioned having been a captive bird for a long time for years, it's surely lost its hunting skills. the al has been spotted up in the treetops down below a sea of binoculars from park rangers waiting for him to come down. he looks pretty comfortable right now. he's kind of stupid on the tree kind of escaping some of the wind that's blowing over him and people chiming in on twitter saying they saw a window shopping bergdorf one local warning the bird not to eat the city rats. another says, quote, it almost seems like is enjoying the attention. as for responsible suspects. that remains a real whodunit. what we >> was deemed to be very suspicious with pointed to does not mean a natural death. >> texas has been plagued with problems this year for different investigat

the elephant spotted around central park and out on nearby fifth avenue, as well but i think that i mayhis mystery. look what was sitting on my backyard since when i got home friday night. i'm not getting. guys that was on my fence, right there, i don't know if that flag go but you could see it giving the side eye right there as owls are known to do. and what is that all doing there? al story going, on stay tuned for that, all right meanwhile how much would do pay for a good seat at the movies? the nation's going to start pricing it's tickets based on seat location. we're gonna get reaction to all of this from our fans. y, who has more iihs top safety pick plus awards, the highest level of safety you can earn? subaru. when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentatae of its vehicles still on the road after ten years? subaru. and when it comes to value, which popular brand has the lowest cost of ownership? lower than toyota, honda, or hyundai? subaru. it's easy to love a car you can trust. it's easy to love a subaru. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10%

. >>> in new york rescuers are trying to capture an owl that escaped from the central park zoo. is named flako. got out of his enclosure after someone vandalized the exhibit. one bird watcher says it's important to safely recapture because he doesn't know how to survive in new york city. >> owls are very special, always, always special to see an owl. there are many, many beautiful birds in central park but somehow owls are just a special thing. i don't know if it can find food. any species used to being cared for by humans finding food can be a real challenge. >> he was spotted by rangers friday hunkering down in a tree. officials are requesting park goers to give the owl space so he can be rescued. >>> police in dallas, texas say they've found the person behind the recent theft of animals and damaged exhibits at the dallas zoo. so far they haven't released a motive behind the crimes that have involved a leopard, a vulture, and two exotic monkeys. ed lavandera has the story. >>> the suspect accused of stealing two tamarin monkeys is 24-year-old davion irvine. he was spotted on t

of the civil and civil rights activists. >> central park, most black folks don't have -- for a black who joined yay for dinner, with donald trump. >> when kanye west can be helpful perhaps for nick fuentes is with young when my man. >> kanye's right about the jews, above the 405 freeway, by white antisemites. >> there are 15 minutes some mainstream fame, -- the social influencer. >> but one recent study claims that young black and hispanic respondents express at least medic attitudes about the same rate as white -- respondents. like these guys. [crowd chanting] the analysis doesn't reduction definitive conclusion about why. the teenager was reportedly arrested for dousing an old orthodox jewish man. on his way to pray last summer. on a, somehow dave chappelle explained that, ye, saying the quiet part out -- like >> he broke the show business. rules the rules of deception -- it's a game. -- and he should never speak about it. >> let's speak about. it jews were heavily involved in creating hollywood because they were barred for nearly every white color industry. by an antisemitic socie

engines in the emergency zone , our doctors provide assistance in the territory of one of the central parks of the city, our rescuers deployed an airmobile hospital with therapeutic resuscitation and operating units here. seriously wounded patients have already begun to be delivered, but many people themselves come for medical help and miraculously escaped from their own apartment a moment before the disaster. our apartment was on the ninth floor, the house is completely destroyed. everything fell right on me and my granddaughters like a piece of wall. i hurt my leg. this was really scary one of the girls. now in intensive care, a woman with her family lives on the street of similar stories. countless thousands of people in turkish cities were left homeless, and they continue to come for the help of russian doctors to treat ra. uh, the imposition of plaster bandages of the bandage in the end saving lives, because you just a woman received 25 sugar, well, 40 of our doctors work in the hospital, many of whom the best specialists from federal medical centers arrived from moscow the night befor

we will get an inch and a half in central park. my kids are upset, too.elow freezing in new york city. 32 degrees, 33 in boston. you can see where the snow is coming down north of the city. so, yes, kentucky cut, massachusetts upstate new york you are getting snow but new york city is a slushy mess. it is going to be a rough commute heading in today. but the worst of it is over. it's just going to kind of be a little bit, you know, we have got some snow, some sleet mixing in and rain. so it's not fun. here are some of the snowfall totals, putnam valley, six inches, buffalo airport 4.3. it's been a rough year if you are a snow lover here in the northeast. i also want to make mention that we have our next storm system that's going to come up here on friday. here's 9 snow still to come. another chance on friday. i apologize again for the kids in new york city. i don't think it's going to be a measurable snow event, iowa wawa ainsley. >> we might get snow again. sometimes there is snow? march. >> janice: i will see what i can do. put the spoon underneath the

we strolls central park in out of nowhere that there's a hundreds of people out here just looking for the for the out one new yorkers flocking together to find eurasian, eagle owl, who escaped the central park zoo after its mesh habitat was found cut. it absolutely needs to be. captioned haven't been a captive bird for a long time for years. it's surely lost its hunting skills. the al has been spotted up in the treetops down below a sea of binoculars from park rangers waiting for him to come down. he looks pretty comfortable right now. he's kind of stupid on the tree kind of escaping some of the wind that's blowing over him and people chiming in on twitter saying they saw a window shopping at bergdorf one local warning the bird not to eat the city rats. another says, quote, it almost seems like is enjoying the attention. as for responsible suspects. that remains a real whodunit. what we >> was deemed to be very suspicious with pointed to this not being a natural death. >> texas has been plagued with problems this year for different investigations at the dallas zoo which is led to the

one went missing from the central park zoo. >> reporter: that's right. so animal rescuers are trying to capture an owl named flocco. the zoo said vandals cut the cage inside the central park zoo two days ago, and now the big worry after a decade of being in the zoo, he might not actually know how to catch his own prey, guys. >> crazy story. zohreen, thank you so much. >>> well, as part of our road to the super bowl, philadelphia eagles center jason kelce shares a few thoughts about the big game. jason kelce will make history by playing against his little brother, kansas city chiefs tight end travis kelce. the older kelce telling the media, he thinks mom and dad will be the most nervous during the game, but he is most nervous for mom's coin toss, something he says he's never seen her do. >> okay. does the little brother get any bigger than travis kelce, by the way? that's a big little brother. >> that's not a little brother. [ laughter ] >>> time now for a check of the weather and someone i know who will be cheering for those philadelphia eagles, danielle

police in new york city are searching for an owl named flacco who they say was set loose from the central park zoo. zoo officials say the bird's enclosure has been vandalized, the stainless steel mesh was cut. the owl has been spotted multiple times since his escape but he's evaded capture and fears are growing whether flacco can survive on his own. >>> when we come back, the undercover hero who helped countless people in his community. his secret now finally revealed. >>> there's good news tonight about unsung heroes and one man's secret mission to help others when they needed it most. >> tell me a little bit about your dad. >> he was a very kind, generous, caring, i'm going to say godly man. >> reporter: the father, a retired farmer turned secret superhero. it happened here at this geraldine, alabama, pharmacy. >> he just walked in one day and said do you ever have anyone that can't afford their medications? and i said yes and he said, okay, the next time that happens, i want you to give this to them and use it for their medications. >> reporter: it was a $100 bill. but he had one demand. >>

the two bedroom, two bathroom duplex with private balconies offers sweeping views of central park, and. yeah. >>> the gunman who killed rapper nipsey hussle has been sentenced to 60 years in prison. eric holder jr. was convicted of murdering the hip-hop star in 2019 outside the clothing store hussle founded in south los angeles. his lawyer said holder had suffered mental illness. holder plans to appeal his sentence. >>> and we are getting a sneak peek at keira knightley's new film, and an a cappella group gets star treatment. dina demetrius has your "eye on entertainment" report. >>> i need you to take down an address. if i don't call in an hour, give it to the police -- >> reporter: keira knightley plays reporter loretta mclaughlin on the hunt for a killer in "boston strangler." the true crime thriller follows reporters putting their lives on the line to break the story of the notorious 1960s murders gripping the city. kerry coop and chris cooper ta s on huluarch 17th.ee ] > anmuion recd their st on the hollywood walk of fame tuesday. the first a cappella group to have one. it comes a

central park. we understood that they flew over gorky park many times, we have a lot of arrivals theren gorky park is known as well, some iconic landmark territory and they constantly hit it and this is not the first arrival, far from the first arrival, but they loved before the war, they loved to come there very much, the people of belgorod loved to come, they just beat that they don't have such a thing. and envy decided that this shouldn't happen to kharkiv residents either; moreover, 150,000 kharkiv residents were robbed of their homes, that's how many people lost their homes as a result shelling as a result of russian aggression , a full-scale invasion . residents of kharkiv through this park and then after the victory we will all go around all the cities of ukraine with excursions and see what is best in every corner

. ♪♪♪ karishma: i meet up later with the visiting health workers in central park.l staff have been sent home. zach kannapel: i kept seeing the numbers going up. they were struggling here and needed help. got the details. called. and in the meantime i was trying to figure out things with work, and they basically told me i had to resign to come here, if i wanted to come. and i said bye. karishma: so, you don't have a job to go back to right now? zach: no. karishma: wow. why did you do it, zach? zach: just because--yeah, i'm a nurse. like, i would rather be here helping make a difference than sit at home. karishma: the nurses are waiting to start their assignments. none of them has worked during an outbreak before. female: nursing is a lot as it is before any pandemic came into play, so now we have this situation going on. and you already know, "okay, i have this person's life on my hands," but now it like ten mes more critil. you don't wanna make a mistake and, unfortunately, under these type of circumstances mistakes are bound to happen. female: i'm expecting it to

the concert in the central park gathered more than two thousand people, of course, this festival alsoace in the liberated territories, for example, in lugansk. it was held in the format of a theatrical dialogue concert, and students became its main participants the local academy of culture and art, who themselves took part in the hostilities and created various works of art right at the front. it was them that they presented at the exhibition, and also told their stories, their truth about what they saw and heard during the special military operation in ukraine. this is a collection of our work in the war, which distracted us, which somehow supported us at these moments and it's very nice that people see what we did there, what distracted us. well, he's in st. petersburg, the concert will just begin follow how it goes, talk with the participant with the participants about everything. let's tell you that in the next reception, the marathon itself will end today in moscow at 19:00 in zaryadye park, a concert will begin called, if your home is dear to you, and in this concert right now p

fired by the enemy at kharkiv yesterday evening, four hit an industrial facility, two hit the central parkthe head of the region, oleg synogubov, said that russian rockets were fired into this park repeatedly in the summer and spring. kharkiv, what was he like, what kind of land, and now they are destroying what the russians loved in kharkiv, that's how we are , the distance. administration in three explosives and carried out a machine-gun round on the border territories and populated areas of the region illustrations in other regions according to the military administrations , the morning began restlessly in the kherson region, the occupiers are actively shelling the regional center with artillery and mortars, explosions are heard throughout the city, there is no information about the victims , civilians are suffering from the invaders residents of the dnipropetrovsk region, the mozkovites, fired two dozen shells from heavy artillery at the red grigorivskyi community of the nikopol district, and it was loud and along the coastal strip and the water area of ​​the ochakiv community, there w

the head of the region oleg blue lips also recorded hits to the ground on the territory of the central park . russian rockets were repeatedly thrown into this park in summer and spring. but such a park is where russians really liked to go often whole excursions came from belgorod to see what a beautiful park in kharkov and it was similar to the one that had been built. and now they are destroying what the russians loved in kharkov, eh . that's how we are. you didn't give a damn about the civilian opponents of kharkiv oblast . 74 died in vovchansk - an elderly woman and a 16-year-old girl were wounded, she was hospitalized, said the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov , the attackers fired at the city hospital again , one of the shrapnel hit the ambulance that was transporting the patient, and there were no casualties. the rashists' target was kupyansk, six garages were destroyed there, 10 were damaged, in addition, during the day, the enemy massively shelled other settlements on the contact line in chuguiv's kupyansk and kharkiv districts, and the northern border is

region, oleg synogubov, and it was also recorded strikes on the ground in the territory of the central park, russian rockets were repeatedly thrown both in summer and spring. but such a park was a place where russians loved to go, but whole excursions often came from belgorod to see what a beautiful park in kharkiv, and it was similar to the one she had built. and now they are destroying that what did russians like in kharkiv eh that's how we distance you are nobody's house in civilian piles kharkiv region , a 74-year-old woman died in vovchansk and a 16-year-old girl was injured, she was hospitalized , the head of the regional military said administration of oleg synogubov, the attacker fired again at the city hospital, one of oskolka hit the ambulance that was transporting the patient, there were also no casualties kupyansk was also targeted by the rashists, six garages were destroyed there , 10 were damaged, in addition, during the day the enemy massively shelled other settlements on the line of contact in the chuguiv kup yana and kharkiv districts and the northern border region suffers

authorities, putin's army has fired half a dozen shots into the city. s-300 rockets , one hit the central park object of civil industry, it passed without a victim, the liquidation of the consequences of the strikes continues at the nsdc. oleksiy danilov of the nsdc, in an interview with reuters, it is precisely these two directions that are potential for a new offensive of the russians, they emphasized in kharkiv that they are ready to meet the enemy. of course, we perceive this threat as real. the armed forces are standing in their positions and destroying the enemy in some directions, even the contras, and there it is difficult to liberate our territories, the war is difficult , but we will win, the whole world supports us . glory to ukraine, details of how the ukrainian the defenders are preparing positions to meet the enemy, they are not disclosing the fact that every day new facts are becoming known about how our soldiers defeated the invaders during the first days of the great war in the kharkiv region in order not to be surrounded . of the film is the fearlessness of ukrainian soldiers

fired by the enemy at kharkov yesterday evening, four hit an industrial facility, two hit the central park, the head of the region oleg sinogubov said, an elderly woman died in sumy oblast as a result of shelling of the regional military administration, a russian projectile hit a private residential building in the village of pavlivka , a total of 125 attacks were recorded during the day in the sumy region, the attackers were from mortars dropped three explosives from drones and carried out a machine-gun round on the border territories and populated areas of the region, the situation in other regions according to the military administrations , the morning began restlessly in kherson oblast, the occupiers are actively shelling the regional center with artillery and mortars, explosions can be heard throughout the city there is no information about the victims yet suffer from the invaders immunized the residents of dnipropetrovsk region, muscovites fired two dozen shells from heavy artillery on the red grigorivsk community there was a lot of noise in the nikopol district and along the coastli

and if you come from central park or can hear you are more likely to have potatoes, irish potatoes and that kind of food because that is the kind of food that walks in your region that grows in that region. and for people come from the dry lands, they do more meet the pastoral is. that's the only food that they know and the food that works in that area. so it's, it's all day last no, really fixed food for southern places, but depends on your background on your area. what whacks, what grows, what days you are step on food. if it's bananas, if it's potato, so it to, it's totally define from one community to another depending on what is available in your place. you know, it's interesting. this is also coming about unfortunately because of the climate and, and we talked about a little bit about man made climate change that's happening in your region based on killing of the farm lands. but is climate change really a topic that is being discussed in content in kenya and are, is this idea of eating different foods like insects of rent, insects, part of a solution that you think is viable i'm.

from above. for example, on independence day, his action of unfurling the ukrainian flag in the central parkhered several thousand people , the protest at the statue of liberty was no less significant, there is such an initiative klich, it includes various representatives from different parts of the country , and even in europe, they are activists and they made a very cool idea, a circle of protection, and we were a big poster, a banner, and it had the inscription defending dubai , ukrainiansoldiers, and we became a semicircle against the background of the statue of liberty, that is, it was a symbol that ukrainian soldiers protect the statue freedoms protect freedom arthur and asya organized their flash mob in support of the defenders of mariupol at the central station of new york, and sya remembers that later a fighter of the azov regiment dmytro kozatsky came to new york . thanks to his photos, i should have seen what was happening in azovstal, he said that the only thing that kept me in mariupol, this was when there was internet and some videos were coming, this is how i saw how people al

it's a human face. syria witnesses for the prosecution on al jazeera, on a recent february day in central park in new york city. you never have guessed it was right smack in the middle of winter. look around, people are dressed like it's spring or summer. wait, hold on. where is the snow ever seen new york in february like this? never a new reality. perhaps with new yorkers. first enjoying the warm weather, but now beginning to ask themselves, will it ever snow this year? because this isn't normal, but probably don't even need to be wearing this jacket right now because it's mid february and it's supposed to be cold. but it's not. ah, hello there, i'm this darzy at a and r. how at the top stories here on al jazeera, though it's kind of encountered in nigeria, and what's believed to be the tightest presidential election indicates that gunfire and delay is not the poll in africa as biggest democracy. seltzer fired in the city of lagos, in an attempt.