the grandmother, who will now try to charm alexei, is called christina, i really hope that christina's plan will come true. christina alone to raise two children, the sun, the sea, the palm trees on the beach, destroyed her respectable family. not aleksey's name is kristina very nice. she beautiful. she is well-groomed, it is clear that she was preparing for our meeting for a date. uh, beautiful shoes, which is also important, the jacket even did her hair, that is, it is clear that she tried to devote time to this date. i will invite you to the apartment to think, it will be very interesting. i wanted to spend time with alexei in syria, even to feel a little weak against the background of him. yes, with pleasure, of course, we'll go shoot for a long time, but before we shoot. let's go a little, let's talk. let's go to. handsome young man bright appearance charismatic in appearance let's see how communication will be christina please tell us a little about yourself. it was me. the husband, of course, also tried to take care of his daughter and paid attention. i was constantly on busines

stepanov and where did christina swim?ow many groups does the parish coach lead - two children's and four junior girls? they did not notice excessive attention coming to one of them, maybe there were complaints about the incident, there was nothing like that. i want to talk to him. and what should i say to that? for example, this is not maybe christina is a good girl, a real athlete. i vouch for my guys. everyone has their own head on their shoulders. someone achieves everything with blood. and someone wants today right away, that's for sure. your coaching found an old injury. more back recipe. i have a coach gave when im kristina we don't even know the murder of this suicide. and it does not matter the body was thrown into the water. it means that they wanted to hide something and it looks like another teenage loser decided to commit suicide . they are teenagers. and who told you that did he take the money? there was an overdose of codeine thrown into the river like trash. nobody wants to tell me anything. what are you af

a few years ago, christina remembered the george in tea. she used to always drink with her parents, and then she wondered why no one drank it any more. and they started to look into like what has happened through the survey in georgia. and they understood that it's as collapsed completely ready. so this kind of late for me is parked this idea. so it's good for an interesting good. and we contacted the people here, of course, didn't believe us at 1st. so like as soon as i went to brody. oh like that doesn't sound like very like logical or real, but when we got tier than they were like, okay, pure serious belong with a few friends, christina may hick and thomas cats, leon as decided to take the plunge, quit their jobs and start new lives. look, i was quite successful in corporate business, but i didn't have a feeling that i am actually creating something that one of those sex. so tables, those meetings, present point presentation sentence and so on and so on. but i didn't have a feeling that actually make something that would well left the fo

in western ga, christina may hick from estonia and thomas cats, leon us from lithuania, r reinventing te, production and getting a fresh start themselves. for years ago. they tried their hand at farming for the very 1st time and began a new life. 3000 kilometers from home. well, if you want to take only highest quality leave, you have to do it by hand, because sir old it would be impossible to cut it, sir. mechanical yonder. this to leaves on the butt level if, if it goes mechanical, it takes everything though, so hard and all leaves as well as dounia christina may have used to work as a marketing expert for a bus company, but now she had a t plantation is the best way to be like in connection with the nature actually. so to make sure you see them growing like girl, like in the spring when they actually start to like the 1st more one start to start to grow through the like her. mm. amazing feeling and tea has a long tradition in georgia in soviet times 90 percent of the t for the gigantic multi ethnic state was produced here using machinery and pesticides. but the t production at the

very happy christina lash sought out in e and t. dr. from mill you with the particular condition den professor macos has concluded that all of her symptoms were typical of silent reflux. your father of an here i'm and if i to didn't get beat at times a sensation of irritation in this area or an obstruction at times the feeling of having a post nasal drip difficult and sometimes the feeling you suddenly can't get any air. because aerosols of the gases from the stomach into the larynx and then possibly cause a dispatch m of compton mac, but that goes away by itself. it elephants absolutely making a diagnosis isn't easy. a doctor will look inside your larynx with an into scope. one indication can be a reddening of the vocal chords, a sign of chronic inflammation. but not all cases are straightforward, including christina lexical. the doctor has to bear in mind that the patient might still have silent reflex. is that quote, a little cough please like this. these feelings tight is dusty, the difficulty is patience. have a symptom associated

a few years ago, christina remembered the georgian t. she used to always drink with her parents. and then she wondered why no one drank it any more. and miss arthur is like, what's up until the 17 georgia, and they understood that it's has collapsed completely bloody. so this kind of late for me and sparked this idea. so it's good for an interesting good. and we contacted the people here, of course, didn't believe us 1st. so like historians went to brody. oh like that doesn't sound like very like logical or real. but when we got to them, they were like, ok peer. serious along with a few friends, christina, may hick and thomas cats, leon has decided to take the plunge, quit their jobs and start new lives. look, i was quite successful in corporate business. i didn't have a feeling that they, i'm actually creating something sec, so tables, those meetings, present point presentation sentence and so on and so on. but i didn't have a feeling that actually make something that woods well left a footprint in this world. and when i heard about this idea, i saw po, this is it's, it's either

very happy christina lash sought out in e n t. dr. from mill, you would the particular condition den professor mark was, has concluded that all of her symptoms were typical of silent reflux. your father of an here i'm and if i'd soon isn't copied at times a sensation of irritation in this area or an obstruction at times the feeling of having a post nasal drip pick up and sometimes the feeling you suddenly can't get any air . because aerosols of the gases from the stomach into the larynx and then possibly cause it to spasm of coma, done but, but that goes away by itself. if the telephone substitute of making a diagnosis isn't easy, a doctor will look inside your larynx within india scope. one indication can be a reddening of the vocal cords of sign of chronic inflammation. but not all cases are straightforward, including christina lexical. the dr. esther bear in mind that the patient might still have silent reflux. okay, so that's the quote. a little cough please like this. the spirit guide is to see the difficulty is patience, have a

very happy christina lash sought out in e and t. dr. from mill, you would the particular condition den professor, macos has concluded that all of her symptoms were typical of silent reflux. you thought of it here, i'm and if i to give, eat, at times, a sensation of irritation in this area or an obstruction at times the feeling of having a post nasal drip. and sometimes the feeling you suddenly can't get any air. because aerosols of the gases from the stomach into the larynx and then possibly cause a dispatch them comment on that, but that goes away by itself. feet, elephants absolutely making a diagnosis isn't easy. a doctor would look inside your larynx with an india scope . one indication can be a reddening of the vocal cords of sign of chronic inflammation. but not all cases are straightforward, including christina lacks call the doctor as to bear in mind that the patient might still have silent reflux. it was a little cough, please like this. the spirit guide is to see the difficulty is patience, have a symptom associated with the l

but not all cases are straightforward, including christina lexical. the doctor has to bear in mind that the patient might still have silent reflex pocket. quote, a little coughed please like this. these feelings is just the difficulty is patience, have a symptom associated with the larynx having to clear their throat. yet it comes from the stomach or the esophagus. as a follow up, patients are often asked to undergo a gas trasky pi, but that to doesn't bring certain t for everyone. many sufferers don't have any problems in their stomach or savages, but higher up practices and we get it aligned. patients who have had lots of procedures, but nothing has been found. they haven't had the right diagnostic procedures. this thing was as opposed to having the most reliable method for diagnosing silent re, flux up to now is a test that measures with the probe, the ph or amount of acid that flows into the esophagus from the stomach over 24 hours. they become a even if we get a lot of requests from fellow e n t specialists asking us to check the silent reflex. w

cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house with more.tina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, this week president biden said a recession is not inevitable, something his administration has been trying to emphasize, but even saying it over and over again, might not be enough. >> well, i don't think a recession is inevitable. >> reporter: that was the top talking points for biden administration officials on today's sunday show. >> not only is a recession not inevitable, but i think that a lot of people are underestimating those strengths and the resilience of the american economy. >> reporter: but former clinton treasury secretary larry somers says he doubts those economic strengths will be enough. >> the dominant probability would be that by the end of next year we would be seeing a recession in the american economy. >> and i've said many times tackling inflation is my number one priority. >> reporter: last week the federal reserve enacted its biggest interest rate increase in almost 30 years trying to reign in runaway prices. but a

christina said we gone previously worked as a hair dresser, but she can now enjoy the security that comes with working for a company. a bill you ought to be naive and you can see that you are making progress. oh, any good. i'm still young and the future looks brighter. suddenly i can envision a family and an apartment. it could all work out in the month. and if they read me it situated 200 kilometers north of madrid, a large cheese factory is grappling with the changes to cook. i'm the other law for new law has changed the nature of the employment from the beginning. now we know the contract will last longer, so we have to plan more. we must also anticipate the person's possible employment options before everything was more short term and flexible for bravo, for my, for the see lead of. but the reform hasn't changed labor practices everywhere over night. that's apparent in the health care system, dr. o t abby's ball has been working in this hospital for 10 years latin godaddy and the rate of temporary contract is incredibly high in the public sector. and more so in health care here in mad

but for now, christina said we gone is happy to be able to reap some of the early rewards. and sadly, it's clocking off time for us because you're up to date with d. w business. thank you very much for watching. if you want more, you can check out our website, d, w dot com slash business. i'm daniel winter from me and the dw business team. thank you for tuning. ent. poisoned field did completed our song, our improper management and aggressive cultivation on taking their told how can they behave? researchers and farmers plan on gaining ground work in the land for a con, consult next on dw, eagerly awaited hunting, mostly in destructive, massive to innovative concepts, soon save the most beautiful time here. while protecting you can't and try them help support the future of travel is sustainable possible. in the 45 minutes, w. o. enjoying the view. sh. come to take a look at this. our tv highlights every week in your in box, subscribe. now. it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on w

are many jobs like it, and it may not seem particularly exciting to some, but it is exciting to christina. that'd be gone. where's me? alabama? i've had contracts that only lasted a few months. and thanks to this reform law, i now have a permanent contract. is life changing and now i feel more relax. colorado and i have amazon sentiments like hers are gratifying to spain's unions who have been fighting the temporary contracts for years. they were recently finally able to come to an agreement with the government and employers of that those validated the think and all the figures from april show that around half of the new contracts are permanent. this provides work stability and it finally eliminates the insecurity alley that for so long characterize the spanish job market hall is fine, yet christina said to be gone previously worked as a hair dresser, but she can now enjoy the security that comes with working for a company if the you i've been, i live and you can see that you are making progress. oh and i'm still young and the future looks brighter. suddenly i can envision of family and a

i'm andre senior christina randon. today's decision means abortion will likely become illegal in half of the country or coverage begins in washington, d c tonight with fox's caroline shively caroline a full day of protests there. absolutely for about 13 hours, andre and christina. thousands of demonstrators lined the street behind me directly in front of the supreme court. many people agreed with the ruling earlier this morning, but many more are angry about the what the supreme court has done to robi wade. emotional outbursts from pro life and pro choice activists outside the supreme court after one of the most monumental rulings in its history, the opinion in the mississippi case challenging abortion rights overturning roe versus wade, the case that for years guarantee the right to an abortion in the united states. now abortion becomes an issue decided by individual states, 13 of which have so called trigger laws to ban abortion upon roe versus wade reversal. what this means to women as such an insult. it's a slap in

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the full effects of the reform law to bear fruit throughout the entire labor market, but for now, christina said we gone is happy to be able to reap some of the early rewards. and sadly, it's clocking off time for us because you're up to date with d w business. thank you very much for watching. if you want more, you can check out our website, d, w dot com slash business, and daniel winter from me on the dw business team. thank you for tuning in a electron mobility without recharging boundary level by implementing battery exchange stations. chinese car media wants to conquer the european market. with fully automated battery swaps and software updates. you can be ready to hit the road again in just 5 minutes. read next on d w. and what does the polar jet stream have to do with climate change? one thing is clear, this strong current is slowing down a team of researchers and spits dougen is searching for explanations. how are high and low pressure areas changing is the polar jet stream contributing to the warming of the arctic? tomorrow today. in 60 minutes on d, w o, it is a secret and a scene

for years christina, showed suffered from the side effect of the pills. she took, which cost stomach inflammation. she decided to try a new treatment that didn't involve medication or its side effects, a form of electrical stimulation to relieve her migraines. it was different than anything she tried before. as it is to please turn the electrical current flows to my hand, which is painful. of the year to let the sara pay or the stimulation is relaxing, deeply relaxing as a tv an inch fund. the therapy was developed by medical psychologists, kaji teemer. the electrical stimulation provides a kind of training for patients who suffer from chronic pain. their bodies learn how to regulate their pain response again. the stolen horn had anchor brain stem has a small nucleus that regulates pain, hot blood pressure, blood sugar, anxiety, and stress hormones. wound in chronic pain. patience is, is what we see is that this regulatory mechanism is suppressed via feel a disaster mad at thoughts. because many of these pain patients have high blood pressure process, whi

well, well, well, then christina that's okay. in short, we had christina for 5 years.lergy and we had to give it away, and moreover i gave it to my mother, and then i got a dog, accidentally in the house, and i realized that you have a big one, in my opinion, yes, you understand that you are a dog lover, i understand. yes , at first i thought that i was definitely a cat person, but when the dog appeared, i realized that that was all, and besides the fact that they are cute, like cats and you can play with them, they are also smart, even i sometimes seemed to me people. here, and my lavender, to unfortunately, this year has not been very good for me. uh, alice has the same dog as me. uh, by the sea, the brutskaya shepherd is a large white marem, only she has a boy. i have a girl, but the ball got cancer in december, and my lavender died in january. and it was terrible for me, because really i have never had such anguish. i mean, i thought i'd be fine. that is, i am a sane person, no, it was very hard, therefore, well, she lived enough for big dogs 12 e years and 10 mont

elizabeth cohen and christina nash or a warm. welcome to the three of you to the washington history seminar in fact to so liz and christina i'd say welcome back great to have you back to the washing history seminar. i'm christian osterman. i direct the wilson center's history and public policy program and i have the pleasure to co-chair the seminar series with eric arneson of the national. enter and george washington university today eric will introduce our speakers and moderate the discussion. the washing history seminar is a collaborative effort of two organizations the national history center of the american historical association and the wilson centers history and public policy program. for well more than a decade. the seminar has served as a non-partisan forum to discuss important new historical findings insights and publications something that's central to the mission of both of our organizations. behind the scenes fair two individuals who helped produce this event rachel wheatley for the national history center and pete bi

the whole hospital, second to christina turned 22. she was seven months pregnant.uring the shelling, the woman covered her ten-year-old sister with herself. she herself died. nastenka remained to live. it hurts a little, a lot. hmm , the girl had an operation. she has a shrapnel wound to her leg, she calls her mother all the time, and she knows the deaths of her sister and nephew, but the shock does not react yet, they say, the doctors after the operation, of course, were very upset and worried. now i 've calmed down in the next bed. anya is 13. she shows russian investigators the filling of a cluster charge, a striking element. legs. well, i remember how, uh, these explosions were, how clouded everything was. the people there helped us. he is a passerby from the houses. so we ran to the entrance in total that day, 22 people were injured, eight children, four. in serious condition they are rescued in the republican center dear girls of the ninth school shocked the whole city. although for 8 years in stakhanov they got used to shelling at the site of transfusion. bl

ah, for years christina showed could only hope that she would one day be able to live without pain. now her wishes come true. thanks to these electrodes at mar books, institute for medical psychology, she received a groundbreaking form of therapy involving the transmission of an electrical stimulus to her right hand. even months after the treatment, she still has pain free interest on far. i'm incredibly grateful. i don't know what i would have done without this therapy, and so i was taking painkillers and i'm trip tains and i got i v medication of this come analysis for closing, but nothing can compare to this treatment. michelle didn't approve of the sphere. the others didn't help. didn't really do anything until. but this treatment really wax nicholas was this the suits in yet. mm. for years christina showed suffered from the side effect of the pills she took, which caused stomach inflammation. she decided to try a new treatment that didn't involve medication or its side effects, a form of electrical stimulation to relieve her migraines. it was different than anything she tried b

christina thank you. more now on that stunning upset in alameda county today, yesenia sanchez declared victory over alameda county sheriff greg ahern, who has held that position since 2000 and six in response to both outcomes. the national latino peace officers association released a statement that reads in part their accomplishment demonstrates too many young men and women, particularly latinos, and latinas, that anyone that works hard to earn, the public's trust can be elected to the role of sheriff of the county in california, as well as the united states of america as a whole. the nlp. oh a extends our sincere congratulations and best wishes to both sheriff alexis sanchez and corpus. they make us all very proud. and ktvu is amberleigh is sitting down with yesenia sanchez. you can hear her one on one interview with alameda county's new sheriff coming up in a live report tonight at 10. it may be hard to believe, but it's been one year since the state of california reopened from tough covid-19 restrictio

cbs' christina ruffini is on capitol hill and leads us off tonight.tina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka, what you are seeing no. is the legal fallout from this decision as states all over the country scramble to figure out what exactly their laws on abortion are. some are trying to enshrine protections into their state constitutions, while others are trying to ensure the federal government doesn't create ate constitution wile others are workaround for some of the strictest abortion bans in the country. >> abortions in the state of south dakota immediately became illegal unless it was to save the life of a mother. >> reporter: with her state's trigger law locked into place republican governor chrissy noem was asked if it would make exceptions for rape or incest. >> i never believed that having a tragedy or tragic situation happen to someone is a reason to have another tragedy occur. >> i'm going to fight like hell. >> reporter: in michigan, democratic governor gretchen whitmer is asking its supreme court to clarify what applies, the c

ah, for years christina showed could only hope that she would one day be able to live without pain. now her wishes come true, thanks to these electrodes at mar, booked institute for medical psychology. she received a groundbreaking form of therapy involving the transmission of electrical stimulus to her right hand. even months after the treatment, she still has pain free. will interest on fall. i'm incredibly grateful. i don't know what i would have done without this therapy. so i was taking painkillers, trip tains, and i got i v medication of it has come analysis replacement, but nothing can compare to this treatment. missed didn't po got to see if the others didn't help, didn't really do anything on. but this treatment really wax nicholas as this suits him yet. mm. for years christina, showed suffered from the side effect of the pills she took, which caused stomach inflammation. she decided to try a new treatment that didn't involve medication or its side effects of form of electrical stimulation to relieve her migraines. it was different than anything she tried before. as it is t

it is still hard for christina to remember the day when she was hounded for being russian, and it all the girl helped mother at a demonstration in munich for victory day, and the next day i was attacked this happened when christina was traveling on a suburban train and suddenly ran into the same man who insulted her the day before in the city center was attacked. yes, i just felt it from behind. well, i felt these two hands are very strong. everything hurt me. all the right side hurt. and i don’t know why, as i fell down, i saw that we had the remnants of blood from the frightened i immediately called my mother. she repeated standing. she mom is that man. mom is that man. i can not understand anything, why is my daughter such a panic? why is she crying like i've never been life has not yet heard for almost 18 years after such an attack, christina spent her in the hospital. in total, for more than a week, the girl was diagnosed with a brain concussion, hematomas and abrasions all over her body, but for more than a month the police have not been able to find the attacker or are not very

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we're back with our panel, christina, david, jonathan and jonathan. christina, i'll start with you.mp's lies about the safety of our elections impacted voters in the primaries so far? >> i haven't seen a huge effect, at least in california. what i'm looking a little bit more ahead toward is the general election and who signs up to take part in that really critical part of democracy of administering the ballots, getting the precincts open, counting the ballots. all of those really public servants who are volunteering their time or even elected officials who are working in their jobs to make sure that votes are properly counted have been intimidated, threatened. a lot of them are asking themselves is it worth it based on what we're seeing. and we know there are all kinds of efforts to challenge every single vote where you're not winning, that we're going to see this precinct by precinct across the country where election day snot necessarily going to be the last straw. i think we'll see a lot of this decided in the courts. that's a big warning sign for both parties just to be able to r

and you think faster, count up to two times do not touch him christina is not. well, did mitin say anything? ah, the same song, i don't know anything. you have found a match a match given by an object 94% excellent. this is zvyagin's camera from an atm, southwest, withdrew money. they didn’t want to be lying around like that in a good way. in general , chaos was staged here. angry at me? yes, not the right word, i’m ready to kill you, which means i did something, because of your cowardice there will be a new explosion. to her this cowardice, you did not follow the order, you framed everyone. so you left me alone now you failed the speech about me do you understand the operation? turn your back on me. why too many questions follow the order. i wish to see and what do you want? we need to look at the recordings from your cctv cameras. if there is an official order to seize the recordings , then you can’t, then call your boss. he is at the meeting for a long time for 40 minutes. so much time at any moment a version can happen and there will definitely be new victim

cbs's christina ruffini is on capitol hill and leads us off. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. what you're seeing is a legal fallout as states scramble to figure out what exactly their laws on abortion are. some are trying to enshrine protection while others are trying to see that they don't have a work around. >> the abortions immediately became illegal unless it was to save the life of the mother. >> reporter: with her state's trigger law locked into place, she was asked if south dakota would include exceptions for rape or incest? >> i never believed having a tragedy or tragic situation happen to someone is a reason to have another tragedy occur. >> going to fight like hell. >> reporter: in michigan gretchen whitmer is asking the supreme court to apply what applies. >> what i'm trying to fight for is the status quo in michigan. there are reasonable restrictions on that. there is no common ground which is the sad thing. >> reporter: according to a new cbs poll out today, 56% of americans think the overturn of roe v. wade will m

christina coleman live with the latest, hello, christina.g local law enforcement with investigation. police say 31 individuals were arrested in this group and that they were from at least 11 states including colorado, texas, south dakota and arkansas. the men were detained around 1:30 yesterday in afternoon, a resort town in northern idaho just about 30 miles of spokane, washington. police say some of the men were wearing patches and logos that identified them as members of patriot front. a white nationalist group. they were arrested near a pride parade yesterday and each charged with conspiracy to riot. >> it is clear to us based on the gear that the individuals had on with them, the stuff that they had in their possession and the u haul with them along with paperwork that was sieged from them that they came to riot downtown. there was at least one smoker grenade, multiple shields, they were all wearing hats that had flask inside of them, chin guards, things of that nature. christina: detectives were on scene during the arrest. police say t

. >> reporter: high school senior christina hwong is proud to be chinese american but lately it hasn't been easy >> i actually had someone cough on me, take off their mask and cough on me when i was out with my parents. and at the moment i didn't really understand, i was very confused >> reporter: asian americans have reported a surge in hate incidents since the pandemic began, rooted in a long history of racism. >> i didn't really understand what it meant until later when we started having conversations about anti-asian hate. >> reporter: a recent study found in much of the country, k-12 curriculum for u.s. history focuses primarily on japanese incarceration and anti-asian immigration laws so christina turned her experience into action, joining the effort to pass a law in new jersey requiring asian american/pacific islander history in public schools illinois and connecticut have done the same and now at least four other states are working on similar bills. the groundswell comes as one in three asian american parents said their child experienced a hate incident at school at ridgewood h

so that means christina corporis will join alameda county yesenia sanchez in the first latina selected to the office in california. here sergio quintana. >> reporter: the last 21 years, christina corporis has worked her way up the ladder in the san mateo sheriffs department. now she's put together a transition plan after being elected to leave the entire department. >> i'm really happy. >> reporter: she says she will be entering the office with an agenda to change the way the department works. she will completely in transfer agreements. the department short about 70 positions and they been working without a contract for your to have. she also wants to audit the department in an effort to be more transparent with the public, and she's hoping to change the way deputies respond to some calls. >> i'm not saying to be soft on crime. what i'm saying is that when it comes to mental illness why are we working with mental health professionals to respond to these calls that are nonviolent. >> reporter: christina corporis will be the first latina sheriff in san mateo county since it was incorpora

the girl who will now try to charm alexei is called christina, i really hope that christina's plan willchildren to grow up alone, the sun, the sea, palm trees, and the beach destroyed her respectable family. christina very nice, she is beautiful, she is well-groomed , it is clear that she was preparing for our meeting for a date, beautiful shoes, which is also important.

christina coleman is live on the beach in santa monica, california with details, hi christina. >> hiason these kids want to jump in the pool and play at the water parks. but unfortunately due to the severe lifeguard shortages nationwide some of these pools may have to close ort limit their hours. now this is happening in part because many aspiring lifeguards chose to pick higher-paying jobs for the pools were closed during covid. many of them of them chose to stick with the new line of work britt also the cancellation of some lifeguard certification courses due to covid 2020s playing a big factor existing lifeguards were not able to renew their certification and they expire every two years. there is also a significant drop in seasonal lifeguards from overseas due in part from the war in ukraine. >> we are having problems with obtaining the ukrainians and the russians due to the war. which is something we benefited from over the years. larger portion of our j1 visas were coming from those regions. and now of course we are not seeing that due to what is happening it's very unfortunate.

christina bettina, head of the geo politics at the german marshall fund of the united states. many things g 7 ladies have also condemned russia for carrying out a missile strike on a busy shopping mall in central you crime. calling the attack a war crime, at least 18 people were killed on monday when missiles hit the building in the city of crime, and chuck around a 1000 shoppers were reported to be inside at the time ukraine has requested the united nations security council meeting over the strike rescue services worked through the night. looking for survivors still trapped in the collapse mall. dozens of severely injured victims, somewhat life threatening wounds have been taken to local hospitals. anchormen shook. they describe harrowing scenes just after the russian missiles struck you, but you? yeah, i to, to the air and shrapnel hit my body to father, the whole place was collapsing. then i landed on the floor and i don't know if i was conscious or unconscious. i didn't understand anything. i opened my eyes and i saw a big piece of rubble was in top of me, and i started to