this cruise? >> well, this is not a normal cruise this is an introduction cruise for our travel agent partners, some of the media. >> what about me i don't want to pay full boat. >> okay. >> another time. >> give me your credit card. >> you know my wife and i were going to go full boat right before covid broke out >> this is a fournight cruise. it's a quickie we're going to go up the coast to halifax and back. it's not your normal cruise. >> no, it's not. but halifax is a great place to go been there i want to thank frank del rio. we'll go around the ship president and ceo of norwegian cruise line. it's great to see you outside, no mask. >>> coming up hit the road to luxury without gassing up. cramer maps out the electric future of mercedes-benz. next i'm a coastal lodge. i'm looking for someone who enjoys the soothing sounds of the ocean. i might have a rocky exterior, but i got soft pillows and breakfast on the house. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regin

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i think tom cruise is takin: space? i think tom cruise is taking us — space? tom cruise is taking us to _ space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, - space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, he - space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space, he is - taking us to space, he is taking us to space, he is taking the well to space. that is the develop with tom that does contemplating doing that, taking a rocket up to the space station and shooting and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. i don't know if the film is going to cost $200 million, we haven't got that far yet. presumably a bit more if you are going to space. how does that conversation come about? it was time directly any collaborates closely with a director. during the pandemic, he asked for a zoom caught with us and got onto the caller said, guys, i've got this great project and it is. so the majority of the story actually takes place on earth, and then, the character needs to go up to space to save the day. wow — i mean, i think that is jus

neil: you want to take a cruise?aking it is easy as possible by removing impediments that god invokes way. i'm not talking costs but vaccination and all that, norwegian cruise line, covid 19 testing, and back with us right now, good to see you again. apparently your business is doing fine. where do things stand in light of your announcement that others have gone this way as well to get rid of all of these requirements that kept some away from cruises entirely. >> society has determined covid is over and it is not over, you know that, but covid today is not what it was two years ago. society has spoken and has determined we want to get back to normal. any protocol today is a hindrance to business and we are in a hurry, we are making great strides in the last move we could make to facilitate that is removing all the protocols. we saw instant increase when we looked at the requirement that you have to be vaccinated and we looked at the last of the covid protocols that said if you are not vaccinated you have to test. it

which we are attacking, are giving nightmares. the front of course, this does not apply to long-range cruise missiles that are launched from ships near the coast of crimea, or even more so from the depths of russia from airplanes, but still, it can make it a little easier for those who are now, with this missile terror, just trying to destroy those cities that were the worst is all these months and not a few days, eh, as for the offensive, it really is a regime of such silence , which was practically established by the armed forces of ukraine, except for general phrases that we are preparing us all for such by announcing certain victories, there is nothing, the most clear-cut letters resources just now er have been reporting for several days that the offensive has stopped and that they have succeeded thanks to er new supplies of mobilized er well, let's put it this way, to set up their defense in particular in those positions for which the defense was not prepared in advance well, where is the truth about that? let's be honest, somewhere in the middle and there are several settlements that,

the uniqueness of a cruise missile is that targets are flying.y maneuvers, experiencing colossal overloads of 30g. for example, trained fighter pilots can withstand three times less. what makes the ammunition from the kander practically inaccessible to the air defense forces in order to bring the launcher to crew combat takes less than 5 minutes, with a standard of 10 , the experience gained in the course of hostilities affects. each launcher is well camouflaged, but it's not just a camouflage special net that greatly reduces thermal and electronic radiation. what makes these machines virtually invisible to observation from there. all the combat work of the crew - these are three people - is carried out from here directly from the cockpit, where we climb. ada to the workplace of the head of the calculation of the launcher at the place where you sit this is the deputy head of the calculation. and, of course, the driver is a driver, that is, there are three of you. that's right. by the way, i noticed here the only hazing thing. now i will pay atten

well, how will you explain how these cruise missiles of theirs flew into the territory of a state from russia is not currently at war , please well, in fact, this is not the first time that when on october 12 there was such a first mass attack of russian cruise missiles, one of the missiles just entered the territory in this way, the enemy tried somehow to find weak points in our air defense , i hope that he will be able to hit our facilities, but then he did not succeed. and now the missile that was shot down over our station really there are wreckage there, er, they ended up on the territory of moldova, which indicates that the enemy is actually a threat not only to us, but to all states, which actually er border on the tactics of a threat, and how our military copes with such er cruise missiles, we will actually speaking of the military results of this day, therefore, on october 31, the russian invaders carried out several waves of missile attacks on the objects of the critical infrastructure of our state, after such strategic aviation, 55 cruise missiles of the h1 type were launche

>> yeah, luxury high-end cruises. that's where analysts argue cruise lines have pricing power.t norwegian's annual investor day last week, pricing is up 20% compared to pre pandemic levels and they're committed to keeping prices higher even at the expense of a small drop in occupancy. a different message than we heard from carnival. back to norwegian though, bookings are rebounding. third quarter occupancy, 82% versus the 65% in the second quarter. there are still these overarching concerns around higher rates as pressured shares of norwegian and carnival on a year-to-datebasis. but what ubs is betting on is as boo bookings improve, they'll be able to refinance debt without taking on additional levers. >> what is expected now as far as overall demand with the economic outlook deteriorating and the cruises never quite having the same rebound we saw for the airlines and hotels? >> so this is going to be a critical one to two months for the cruise lines as the economy softens to your point. can bookings continue to rise? we've seen that sequential improvement for norwegian, from r

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of which 13 were iranian missiles, 136 destroyed 56 of our air defense systems, among them three cruise missiles and glory to ukraine, mr. yevgeny, glory to the opponents and glory to the heroes we understand that the enemy massively bombarded the territory of our state, hit the civilian infrastructure, and there is already a very concrete reaction of the west, and we already hope that in the coming days, if the minister of defense of germany, christine lambrecht, is not saved, the first iris t system will arrive. in your opinion, is it happening right now? yes an armed revolution, so to speak, in the heads of western politicians, they wanted it to happen because such a revolution is actually needed in order to save as many lives as possible, ours and yours fellow citizens, because today the russians struck many targets, indeed they are productive and experts connect this with the arrival of the commander, as they call the forces of special military operations, of general syrovytin, who, so to speak, came from the position of the head of the military-space forces, obviously he knows how

but cruise insists its cars are safe.of our safety record and we report continuously to our regulators and safety absolutely is the top priority at cruise. we are six months into deploying this product, brand—new, game changing product and with that comes some early teething problems, right? so we take traffic into account, but we also take safety into account. cruise has just started accepting fares in san francisco at night. the public are actually using this, and it will be launching in boston and phoenix by the end of the year. as for ourjourney, we visited all the sites we wanted to see, albeit through some strange routeing, and made it back safe and sound. it was amazing, surreal, scary, all in one. bye! that was a really... bizarre experience. unnerving experience. ok, so... 0h, woah! not a scratch on us. but definitely did some things during the ride that made me feel uncomfortable. 0h, what's happened there? it definitely needs a bit more work. that was james. james is virtually here with me now. i'm glad you are

cruise has been involved _ nervous. cruise has been involved in _ nervous.s. cruise has been involved in a number of. involved in a number of accidents in san francisco this year, most of them minor however after a collision in june its software was recalled and some believe it is too soon for real passengers to be driven around without a driver on urban streets.— on urban streets. these vehicles _ on urban streets. these vehicles are _ on urban streets. these vehicles are still- on urban streets. these i vehicles are still somewhat in the test phase and we believe that manufacturers need to provide the public with some sort of transparent evidence that these vehicles are not going to cause problems, debts or injuries on the road. we going to cause problems, debts or injuries on the road.- or in'uries on the road. we are six or injuries on the road. we are six months _ or injuries on the road. we are six months into _ or injuries on the road. we are six months into deploying i or injuries on the road. we are six months into deploying this| six months into de

yeah, you know, we usually see cruise deals in january called wave season but those cruise dees are here want to fill up these ships. this morning, with cruise lines still struggling to get passengers on board, you may be able to get some of the best deals ever. >> we're seeing prices of like under $200 or $40 a night. you can take a five-day cruise for less than the cost of a single airfare. >> reporter: the cruise critic is tracking the deals and says people are turning to the high seas to avoid the skies. >> they're really trying to attract people who might be scared of the other things that are going on in the travel industry such as the high cost of airfare or hotels. >> this is the first time i've ever cruised more than once in a year. >> reporter: ashley foxx is saving big bucks on the cruise she's on sailing from florida to the bahamas, st. thomas and st. maarten. >> it's incredibly cheap compared to flying to each of these destinations. i spent probably at least $10,000 less than what it would have cost me to fly to those destinations and then go to three different ports. >> rep

glory because the enemy can respond effectively with cruise missiles on the production located on ouride, namely the production of unmanned lethal vehicles and the production of unmanned surface vehicles that were used in this attack, therefore how would you say more than what was said in the media, and they can, i can only say that yes, this is an effective weapon, yes, yes, let’s say that a certain next revolution in the military is coming, i can’t say that we are right now coming later that unmanned surface vehicles are known a long, long time ago, but they are more like unmanned rocket launchers, which, er, mean explosives, are recognized as good, good, well- known for a long time, but you have some time , let’s say somewhere from the last fifties century a-a, this technology began to be considered a-a, let’s say, a high-altitude rack because there were missiles that seemed more effective, torpedoes that turned out to be more effective , but as modern warfare shows, surface unmanned aerial vehicles are not expensive, and completely cheap a-a aerial flying unmanned aerial vehicles

the theme of the cruise, who does not seek to visit a beautiful ship on a cruise on the seas, oceans, of course, most would like to, but it is the majority. there are no funds for expensive blood, therefore, such a scene in a travel agency, tell me how much does your ticket cost? cruise in a cabin with a window $ 1,000 without a window 700. but then i will pay as for without a window and i will not use the window. you can, of course, calm yourself down, but you don't have to, especially since this is a very dangerous cruise business. what if weisberg vpenderem humor and the earth intervenes in such topics, the earth of the weary called out, the shipwrecked ship , getting out on the shore. meat. the meat delighted the native, running out of the bushes. as they say, the ship was carrying caramel, the sailors ran into the ship for two weeks caramel, ate aground? we are not talking about how dangerous it is just to swim in the ocean, the humor is about this dad and why the australians swim the fastest, and in australia the sea is full of sharks. that's why yes, anything can happen, the gi

and yes, we have four destroyed cruise missiles and only two were hit, of course, unfortunately, theres damage, the destruction of the energy infrastructure object itself, but two were hit, four were destroyed, mr. sergey. and finally, very briefly, what is the humanitarian situation? water, light, electricity in the region in some settlements, the situation is really quite difficult, more than 10,000 people were left without electricity and without water supply, this is an organized suspension of water, eh, today, energy companies are also working on ensuring that in the morning to have time to fix and give light and water to the apartment. thank you serhii bratchuk, spokesman of the odesa military administration, the only news , together we are strong, the armed forces of ukraine need drones, do your part, next, a brief overview of the news in kremenchuk, poltava oblast, a sound similar to an explosion was heard, an air alert was announced . chairman vitaly maletskyi called on the citizens to stay in shelters until the danger signal is canceled, official information already. subseque

we saw how a ukrainian serviceman shot down a manpads and a cruise missile.nk that then cruise missiles would be shot down , including by rangers, much more effectively , in general, in principle, again, we return to that, er, we are probably talking about the fact that er, our partners sometimes do not understand the situation, that is, they again want to possibly solve their issues . it is produced from wheels, it is delivered, it requires money, it requires time, and so on, although germany is basically squeezing everything it can out of the united states, it seems to me that they could still do more for the moment to strengthen er, just anti-missile anti-aircraft defense, because i don’t understand the situation with petriv. so far, if the situation is that it is really impossible to use them in modern conditions, it’s one thing if it requires a lot of money, another thing. but again, if in we already have a land lease system, so roughly speaking, we can lease them in this old system, then we will give them away, we won’t need them after the war. when we

are you taking tom cruise to space? i think tom cruise is taking us to space. the world to space. but yeah, that's the plan. we have a great project in development with tom that does contemplate him doing just that — taking a rocket up to the space station, and shooting, and hopefully being the first civilian to do a spacewalk outside of the space station. now, i don't know the film will cost $200 million, we haven't got that far yet... presumably a bit more, going to space. i mean, how did that conversation go? he comes to you, or his people come to you and say, "i want to do this." it was tom directly, and he collaborates very closely with a director called doug liman. and during the pandemic, he asked for a zoom call with us and got onto the call, and said, "guys, i've got this great project, and here it is." so the majority of the story actually takes place on earth, and then, the character needs to go up to space to save the day. wow — i mean, ithink that isjust a big "wow," right? i think so. i mean, it's worth reflecting — tom cruise isjust one of the bi

norwegian cruise line confirming new york city approached us about potential charter of a cruise vesselulate about the outcome of ongoing business discussions. california mayor chris riggs joins me now. i don't understand why city of this size is having so much difficulty handling a few thousand migrants? as a border mayor, do you sit back and laugh considering what you have had to deal with for years, new york city can't handle a couple thousand? >> it really is surprising considering the amount of money that that area has, they are not able to take care of the few that has been sent in their direction, i'm shocked, i really am shocked. >> todd: this move by republican governors to put democrats on the line to come up with an answer is exposing in fighting within the democratic party, here is aoc ripping plan for migrant saying "i think we can get to a place with a better solution here. mayor riggs, isn't the solution to come out and attack the biden administration for open policies? >> it absolutely would be and insist that we secure our border because at this point, every time i hear

now they may be heading on a cruise. york post reported mayor adams is close to a deal with norwegian cruise lines to house migrants in new york city watters. according to preliminary estimates releasing the ship for six months would be cheaper than setting up another tent city similar to the one opened recently in the bronx. speaker pelosi caused a stir yesterday sliding governor ron desantis move to send migrant to martha's vineyard. >> we have a shortage of workers in our country and you see farmers and growers saying why are you shipping immigrants up north? we need them to pick down here. >> okay, i'm not sure she asked governor desantis about that for making that comment. here's the deal mayor adams wants to strike a deal with new region cruise lines to house migrants because he says it's cheaper than building another shelter which apparently cost the city $15000 -- i'm sorry, $15 million, sorry. a month. quite a lot. he says influx of migrants is straining the city, straining the shelter system. so far they've had

cruise's hero will fly into space in order to save the day.exactly is not yet specified the plot of the film is kept secret, but in fact, tom cruise repeatedly risked his life during the filming he prefers to perform dangerous and complex stunts on his own in principle, refusing the help of understudies. well, it’s worth saying that we know that russian actors have already flown into space. moreover, even directors like klin shipenko, yulia relocate and so on. in general, it seems to me, yes, they certainly were pioneers. but as far as i understand, the difference is that the competition still intends to go into outer space. so here it is. still, he will do something first. i would like to say mission accomplished for tom cruise but still in space in space, he will not be the first actor, and secondly, it seems to me that in tom cruise he takes another height , moreover, such a high height, it literally feels like he wants to prove something himself i wonder what it would be interesting to talk to tom cruise's psychologist oh, blue interesting

missiles in ukraine, russia has both kha-22 and kha11 cruise missiles and cruise missiles of caliber in general the ukrainian true air defense has learned to shoot them down, and the point is how massive the missile attack was, since it was launched over ukraine last year they also launched in waves, it is known that ukraine also used fighter aircraft yesterday and today, and for example, over vinnytsia today they shot down one caliber missile according to the data of the ukrainian e-e military and two 101 rocket launchers, and they shot down kamikaze drones over mykolaiv oblast. thank you, zhanna. this was bbc correspondent zhanna bezpeichuk from kyiv. take care. massive attacks on ukrainian cities, which should have shocked, happened because of russia's weakness. european analysts say that the russian army is being defeated on the ground, and rocket attacks are nothing more than an act. in desperation, the armed forces of ukraine continue to advance, liberating one settlement after another from the front line, bbc correspondent jonathan bill reports that the ukrainian military cont

good for highways, long stretches, and less traffic cruise control. it can happen to reduce consumption. most modern cost e, these included come with a lot of driver 8th that could potentially help extend range cruise control is $1.00 of them. when the cost computer is in charge of making changes to the speed, it's often lot more precise than human input. and especially if a car has predictive or a depth of cruise control, it's ability to be energy efficient increases of cause. some cars also come with eco mode, or as it's called kill mode in the tesla which limits the power an offer. thus potentially conserving energy. ah, make use of the topography, be conscious of elevation, changes seem like a cyclist, the more appellate goes, the more energy is consumed, the more down it goes, the more you are released. like in most he gets driving applicant rooms, more energy, and letting the carcass down her head comes of energy. some ease allow you to disengage regenerative braking entirely, which will allow you to close down as if you where neutral, which of

how did a ukrainian serviceman shoot down a manpads and cruise missile?hink that uh, then cruise missiles would be shot down, including by vengers, much more effectively in general, in principle, again, we return to the fact that uh, we are probably talking about the fact that uh, our partners or sometimes do not understand the situation, that is, they again they still want to solve their problems , for example, the supply of irriste slm is a cool complex, but it is produced, it is produced from wheels, it is supplied, it requires money, it takes time, and so on, although germany is basically squeezing everything it can out of itself in it seems to me that the united states could still do more at the moment to strengthen anti-missile anti-aircraft defense because i don't understand the situation with petri . already use it in modern conditions. it is one thing if large funds are needed for this, another matter. but again, if we already have a language system, then roughly speaking, we can lease it in this old system, then we will give it to us, we don’t n

well, it depends on from cruising speed, they can fly to one or another depth into the territory of the existence of satellite communication systems and satellite navigation systems, they allow, in fact, very precisely to deliver this drone to the necessary point of execution task and directly carry out the task earlier, the key feature for such drones is the need to be invisible to the enemy’s air defense systems and also to be inconspicuous, that is, to fly at a low altitude , not to have, accordingly, there certain noise significant parameters so that the enemy does not calculate that the drone is on its territory and, of course, it is hardly noticeable to various detection systems. that is, there are some radar systems and we have just the right light on them under these conditions of course, such drones can perform tasks very effectively, including in a fairly deep rear of the enemy, if we are talking about drones that fly for us up to six and ten hours, if you outline such a speed of 150-200 hours for such a drone, in fact, it can perform tasks even at a depth of - there is a tele

missiles and 8bla two more cruise missiles by the ground air defense forces of the otaka ground forces, this is important information, we understand that the more anti-air defense systems we have, the more reliable we will work and fight. this is an extremely important story, let's hope that the european union and our euro-atlantic partners will not sooner work in the same mode in which we work with khrestina yatskiv and our wonderful experts well, the russian radbes still won't let me in. as they say, in the border regions of the russian federation with ukraine, as well as in the occupied crimea and sevastopol, a kind of regime of medium response level is being introduced, it is called the krasnodar region, belohorodsk, bryansk, voronezh, kursk, rostov region well, and sevastopol, which i have already mentioned separately, in these regions , residents will now be temporarily resettled in safe areas with the mandatory provision of stationary or temporary housing for such residents premises, as well as the introduction of a special regime for entering and exiting the territory, as well

attack which was carried out today by the russian federation against ukraine, uh, russia used 84 cruise of them were iranian shahid, 136 were destroyed, 56 of them were destroyed - 43 cruise missiles and 13 drones. as president zelensky says, the enemy has two targets, energy facilities and thieves want us to get scared and run, but we can only run forward, we will hear the president of ukraine, they are two targets, energy facilities throughout our state, kyiv region, khmelnytskyi region, lviv and dnipro, vinnytsia, frankiv region, zaporizhzhia, sumy region, kharkiv region zhytomyr region, kirovohrad region, the south of the country, they seek panic and chaos, they want to destroy our energy system, they are hopeless, the second target is people who specially chose such a time and such goals to cause as much damage as possible, but we ukrainians help each other, we believe in ourselves, we are restoring everything that has been destroyed, now there may be temporary power outages but will never be with our confidence confidence in victory why exactly such blows the enemy wants us to be

last speeches of the minister of defense varshnikov, who claims that in russia 45% of all types of cruise missiles 45% according to their doctrine 20% must remain under any circumstances i don’t know if they will use these 20% there or not but i know for sure that now they will hit everywhere with these missiles on civilians infrastructure on the infrastructure that provides gas, water, water supply and roads, junctions and so on will be hit everywhere, therefore, for sure, this period of autumn and winter will be the most difficult for us in the entire history of independence, but i urge everyone not to be afraid, because this terrorist act is the enemy of a real terrorist, it is designed to that we were all afraid , we were at peace. we thought more about our own safety and not about our common victory, and i want everyone to realize this and understand that there is no need to be afraid , we must think about our victory, which is already it will soon be true, mr. igor, you say that russia behaves like a terrorist, that is, it is not even a country that sponsors terrorism, it is a count

once you're cruising speed, settle in therefore as long as possible to make sure your energy consumption estate, regular bursts of exhilaration and deceleration will have a negative impact on consumption. of course, this route mostly applies to driving in the city. when you are fled out on unrestricted stretches of the german autobahn for example, expect your range to drop dramatically. this is because it's beats above 80 kilometers per hour. drake or resistance increases exponentially. which means you're even, it's more power, which in turn means more consumption for highways, long stretches, and less traffic cruise control. it can help you to reduce consumption. most modern cars. he, these included come with a lot of driver 8th that could potentially help extend range cruise control is one of them. when the cas computer is in charge of making changes to the speed, it's often lot more precise than human input. and especially if a car has predictive or a depth of cruise control, it's ability to be energy efficient increases of cause. some cars also come with eco mode, or as it's called k

good for highways, long stretches, and less traffic cruise control. it can help you to reduce consumption. most modern cars, these included come with a lot of driver 8th that could potentially help extend range cruise control is one of them. when the cars computer is in charge of making changes to the speed, it's often lot more precise than human input. and especially if a car has predictive or a depth of cruise control, it's ability to be energy efficient increases of cause. some cars also come with eco mode, or as it's called kill mode in the tesla which limits the power on offer. thus potentially conserving energy. ah, make use of the topography, be conscious of elevation, changes seemed like a cyclist, the apple, it goes, the more energy is consumed, the more down it goes, the more you are released. like in most, he gets driving applicants more energy and letting the carcass down her head comes of energy. some ease allow you to disengage regenerate of breaking entirely, which will allow you to close down her as if you where neutral, which of cours

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so lead, leave a cruise and out of the relegation. sorry, with the decisive for neil when again, soccer, the format spain international gave his team old, the spot they needed must be got the party started to leave it, leave the cruise in. in the 30, i mean a firing the ball out of reach of the keep up and be twice turn provide if the judge defend jeremy for him on the scene here. scoring his 2nd goal early in the 2nd half. a rare moment of the celebration for struggling because let's take a look now at all of the buddhist lager results. so far on that day 9 is that spec that calculate dockman by and game and the leave a cruise and when again, soccer last place, bottom stand frankfurt mines in leipzig shared the spoils. as did algo berg and bolts berg and bream and beat hoffen heim on sunday, glad back clash with cooling. how to bell in battle. fryeburg and stood got to take on john belin. barley's dungeon monster. killian by pay is the world's highest paid football. that's according to forbes magazine, the french world cup we now cou

you briefly mentioned the case when our military shot down a cruise missile from a manpads, and thisique case. what is the uniqueness of this episode of hostilities, which you will soon see the whole world has probably seen it, well, it’s unique because it was well shot, the guys were not afraid to shoot it so well that we could really be proud of them and that those shots really flew around the world because some people in the world began to forget that there was a war here, i just talked to foreign journalists from different countries and france from germany and others and they are really impressed, they learn a lot, i reminded them of the prophetic video through the translator atak, i say show them the prophetic video of dzhihar dudayev who said that russia will sometimes become the ukrainian sun and there he all events are key to the war in georgia, uh, the crimea of ​​ukraine predicted it for them, and the journalists, well, in the west , too, don’t know that. unfortunately, it must be shown to see. and that dudayev didn’t just say that, yes. how did he say that uh, what if the

but cruise insists it's cars — the road. but cruise insists it's cars are _ the road.. but cruise insists it's cars are safe. we're i it's cars are safe. we're really proud _ it's cars are safe. we're really proud of - it's cars are safe. we're really proud of our - it's cars are safe. we're i really proud of our safety record and we report to our regulators and safety absolutely is the top priority and cruise. we are six months into deploying this product, brand—new, game changing product and with that comes some early teething problems, right? so we take traffic into account but we also take safety into account.— into account. three has 'ust started accepting �* into account. three has 'ust started accepting fears i into account. three hasjust started accepting fears and | into account. three hasjust - started accepting fears and san francisco at night stopping the public are actually using this and it will be launching in boston and phoenix by the end of the year. is for our journey, we visited all the sites we wanted to see, albeit through some strange routeing and

a wave of cruise missiles and killed and injured dozens in cities across the country. ukrainian president zalinski says that moscow wants to wipe ukraine off the face of the earth. russian president vladimir putin says that the strikes were retaliation for an explosion on the bridge linking russia and the annexed crimea peninsula. and he says, this may just be the beginning and germany, promising to speed up delivery to ukraine of its long awaited air defense systems. better late than never or is this too little too late? ah. i bird. gov, it's good to have you with as the international community has expressed outrage at the latest russian strikes on ukraine. cruise missiles to day had keven other cities across the country, killing at least 11 people injuring many more. u. s. president biden has called the attacks other brutality ukraine's president zalinski has accused russia of wanting to wipe his country off the face of the earth. it just after eights in the morning, a russian missile finds its target, a glass bridge, a major tourist attraction in the heart of the ukrainian capital secu

on monday, russia inflicted even more scores all met infrastructure with a barrage of cruise missiles. the kremlin insists it only targeted military medication and energy facilities. but many strikes hit in civilian areas like parks, a computer mini bus and a pedestrian breed. at least 14 people are known to have died. dozens more injured . ukraine's president below them is zalinski said in an address late monday that recovery work is already underway showed in the nasa. but one then of the day of our defense satisfies a difficult day. no, lou, any restoration work is currently on the way across the country that i'm, we will restore all objects that were damaged by the attack by russian terrorist yellow. so it's only a matter of time from what i asked all structures of our state to ensure recovery as fast as possible. just in some cities, in regions where there were blackouts to, to shelling the electricity supply has already been restored on our correspond, it funny fortune is in keir funny. what's the latest from the capital this morning was a relative recall night. in fact, there w

missiles and cutters are designed to shoot down aircraft, helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, and can hit targets at an altitude of up to 20 km. according to german chancellor olaf scholz, this system has to protect large cities from air raids, as the german edition of spiegel writes, ukraine will retain such a version and the cutters of which are not yet in service with the german army itself, the national guard showed how to master quadrocopters are actively used in aerial reconnaissance and in adjusting the fire of hostile equipment and manpower, the footage shows how they practice the launch of a drone, photo video recording and the rapid departure of a group from zero in general. the future of our army, the time has come for everyone to fight technology, i have people, this task is important in order to preserve life and the personal way of society begins a series of materials about ukraine's readiness to during the heating season, our correspondents will tell what problems the residents of the front-line cities and stasiv and in the rear