praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,ing in the steel plant. here in kyiv, they've fortified their monuments, but vladimir knows he can't protect what's most precious to him. translation: it's very hard there. i they are running out of ammunition but they don't want to surrender, because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault he joined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again, but until then, i want to say, danilo, i love you and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still. with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. russia says it's conducted a successful test flight of a new intercontinental basllistic missile capable of carrying nuclear war—heads. president putin said the weapon, known as sarmat, would make those, who seek to threaten russia, think twice. the defence ministry said the missile was fired from a site in russia's north—west and reached a

praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,g in the steel plant. here in kyiv, they've fortified their monuments, but vladimir knows he can't protect what's most precious to him. translation: it's very hard there. i they are running out of ammunition but they don't want to surrender, because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault he joined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again, but until then, i want to say, danilo, i love you and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still. with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. earlier, the russians released images of what they say was a successful test flight, of a new intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads. president putin said it would make anyone seeking to threaten russia think twice. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg is in moscow. he explained the significance of the launch. th

praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,in the steel plant. here in kyiv, they've fortified their monuments, but vladimir knows he can't protect what's most precious to him. | translation: it's very hard there, | they are running out of ammunition, but they don't want to surrender, because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault hejoined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again, but until then, i want to say, danilo, i love you, and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still, with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. russia has released pictures of what it claims to have been a successful test flight of a new intercontinental ballistic missile, which president putin said would make russia's enemies think twice. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, is in moscow. what's the significance of this? thought that this is about the —— i think this is about the kre

praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,teel plant. here in kyiv, they've fortified their monuments, but vladimir knows he can't protect what's most precious to him. translation: it's very hard there. they are running out of ammunition but they don't want to surrender, because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault hejoined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again, but until then, i want to say, danilo, i love you and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still. with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. earlier today, the russians released images of what they say was a successful test flight of a new intercontinental ballistic missile, capable of carrying nuclear warheads. president putin said it would make anyone seeking to threaten russia think twice. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, is in moscow. can we talk about the timing and the significance of

i thought piling the law doesn't actually specify it's illegal and non human danilo, even though the enforcement agency will say 2, i don't sure you're welcome. i said the law is written one way i can afford it, but it's interpreted another way. i have her, she does not have the young. oh it usher. many single mothers across china face the stigma from the system and from their families as well. i all of course i faced a lot of resistance, especially from my mother who said i was crazy. she thought that this is unacceptable for traditional chinese families. but it was too much hard work as more people feel discriminated against more us speaking up, a new report estimate that there are 19000000 single mothers in china. ah course in your door from imo. i think the reason for the increasing number of single mothers is firstly due to a change in ideals for her doctor, more and more unmarried. women perhaps feel that getting pregnant before marriage is not a shameful thing by the bush. and believe that even without getting married and they're able to give birth, cannot wear and to raise a

this is danilo's order . you know, that's how it was.ompletely different person in front of you. i had a friend. kostya danilin, and now i have a stranger in front of me. let me introduce. thomas enburg, i had a friend. danilin's bone. now in front of me is thomas the traitor, who else betrayed whom? what, i found new owners? so the new owners, as you say, pulled a mine out from under me risking their lives, unlike you, okay? well, what do you think? what are we going to do now? come on, i'll let you go. only when the minus works, you misunderstood, thomas i had a friend. kostya danilin, who is a hero. as he died, he died in the sea, his heart became ill. and i wanted to take him out. he would never go for it . i had a friend. kostya danilin, and now i have an enemy in front of me, whom i must hear. unless i destroy you first. it's okay not to shoot. the tragedy of the star of the soviet screen i just ran and screamed natasha natasha why did the actress natalya nazarova sing in the market, a other people? chingachguk premieres from monda

dicen las malas lenguas que de mientras danilo carrera estÁ enamorado de una chica egipcia, su ex ahoragonzÁlez asistiÓ al estreno de su nueva pelÍcula ambulancia en la ciudad de los Ángele s, despuÉs de haber estrenado variascintas por las restricciones de la pandemia del covid—19. el prÍncipe carlos demostrÓ ser todo un caballero al saludar con un beso en la mano a la reina leticia de espaÑa durante una visita oficial a un castillo en inglaterra. britney spearsaclaro a sus fanÁticos que continuamente estÁ compartiendo detalles de su tormentoso pasado porque estÁ escribiendo un libro sobre su vida, y recordar las escÁndalos que ha vivido con su familia no ha sido tarea fÁcil . kourtney kardashian y el rapero travis barker se casaron. este es el primer matrimonio para ella, quien nunca llegÓ al altar con el padre sus tres hijos y el tercer casamiento para el baterista. lily: si fue el primero, entonces por quÉ fue asÍ? clarissa: uno se hubiese imaginado que iba a ser la mega boda. es que ellos se ven muy enamorados, la verdad. que viva el amor. lily: eugenio derbez asistiÓ a un conciert

praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,eel plant. here in kyiv, they've fortified their monuments, but vladimir knows he can't protect what's most precious to him. | translation: it's very hard there, | they are running out of ammunition, but they don't want to surrender because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault he joined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again but, untilthen, danilo, ilove you, and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. earlier, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy said he remains ready to swap russian prisoners of war in exchange for civilians and ukrainian troops in mariupol. we are ready to exchange our people for the military, for the prisoners, they have left corpses and live people behind, so we are ready for any exchange. so, whether i want or whether i don't want it, i'm re

it remains only the name of king danilo in common parlance galician royal arrows.e of the rejection of the military history of parts of the times of the great patriotic war, the formation of new brigades and the assignment of the names of little-known figures of the petliurist army of ukraine to them, these are realities after the maidan ukrainian army, the form is changing ukrainian paratroopers defiantly abandoned the blue berets, new ranks are introduced to the fan model, the official military greeting about ukraine and its heroes. ukrainian sich riflemen are taken as a model of military prowess in the current ukrainian army. this is a volunteer military formation created during the first world war from ukrainian subjects of austria-hungary to participate in hostilities against russia. music appeared a similar cap at the beginning of the 20th century was worn by all-combat sagittarius with a wedge-shaped neckline in front, it vaguely resembled a headdress. cossacks during the hetmanate. sagittarius themselves came out of paranolytic and sports organizations. suc

"i think everything will get better," danilo, a volunteer, tells me. "it'll be ok. fragments of an intercepted russian missile. nerves shattered, too. translation: there is an air-raid alert now. i we have to run to the bomb shelter. you don't feel safe here. translation: no, no safety, and it's so cold in my flat - it's impossible to live there. we will stay in the bomb shelter until it's over. this mp carries on, but with a gun at the ready. dmytro natalukha delivers medical equipment to kyiv�*s largest children's hospital — repurposed to care for casualties of war. he doesn't believe russia's promise to pull back from kyiv. of course, i would love to believe that, but i think it's just an attempt to save his face for his inside—russia audience, for his inner audience, because obviously the blitzkrieg plan has not succeeded. a yearning to carry a tune, not a gun. this war may ebb in one area, intensify in another — but until it ends, this, too, is resistance. lyse doucet, bbc news, kyiv. let's catch up with all the latest sports news. hello, there, i'm tulsen toll

he is like danilo. i say, my fathers.ready to go somewhere in the morning . so until the evening and there is no it and where i will look for where to go home. the most important thing is to feed him. he plays. he is talking. his teeth began to grow early. no, i really want to say to the boy, now, if we had such a mother does not appear for 14 years, because, for sure, the guardianship authorities would be interested and either deprive her of parental rights, yes, but someone needs to say that i am not a wonderful family, neighbors. not that he knows it, he lives something like cheese in the mass. why daniel's mother's family seemed to have forgotten about his existence, an unexpected turn and no less unexpected test result, dna is the most interesting thing ahead do not miss it. look, create, see you in our show, you don’t know who is hiding under the masks, and with avito you know for sure that you can profitably sell your smartphone a dress or a guitar just place an ad and it will be seen all over the country, and avit

danilo, and you mentioned oleksiy, and the mass russian oppositionist.we . we remember his position regarding the annexation of crimea, he said that crimea is not a sandwich, and you emphasized that under the influence of circumstances, under the influence of the times , the position of people also changes, but most often it changes due to such and such a political situation or , uh, from the position which is occupied by one or another person. so how then does it seem to me that the person who comes to power uh there then he uh gets the country in such a state that there are some conversations about crimea about uh donbas about uh kherson we know what is there want to make a so-called referendum on these issues in general it will not be. and this generally applies to those steps that even diplomats can take now, and i am proud that they are now actually at the end, at the end. they are working in the right direction. that is, it is about the administration of the united states, it is about the european union, and this is actually what putin's regime, he

praying for that end are families across this nation — those like vladimir, whose only child, danilo,cious to him. | translation: it's very hard there, | they are running out of ammunition, but they don't want to surrender, because they can't abandon the civilians they're protecting. i used to prepare him for the army, so maybe it's my fault hejoined. i'm pretty sure i'll see him again, but until then, danilo, i love you, and i'm waiting for you. 500 miles from the front line, the emotional distance can seem further still, with the agony of helplessness comes the hope and dread of news. mark lowen, bbc news, kyiv. next we re going to hear from piers morgan. he 5 ever—present on social media. he was on tv a lot too until he stormed off good morning britian in a row over meghan markle. well he's making a come back on our tv screens. he's at the centre of a new network, talk tv which is being launched by rupert murdoch on monday. piers morgan's new show is also available on fox nation in the us and sky news australia. and there are columns for the sun and the new york post, as well as a

him there , but he studied, yes, that's why i was so dedicated very close not at all with comrade danilo then they go. so i want to remind danila wait and you have uh, yanukovych somehow left according to the law. yes, that is, according to the constitution, but it goes without saying, but turchinov left you, left how did she start hostilities, that is, because she built the entire state machine of ukraine. on the constitutional foundations, everything is done exactly the opposite, and when danilov turns his tongue to talk about the ukrainian constitution, a man who is, uh, the secretary of a body who wanted to spit on the constitution in general, yes, that is, you understand, that is, in this case, that is, when they took on this function of firing squads. there, the right to take away property, the right to close the channel, the right to send people to prison to disperse parties there. well, they didn’t take anything, they didn’t transfer it to the national security and defense council, yes, which is just an advisory body, under the president, nothing else hoots strongly. and canada g

do you want to tell danilo to find out what alexei would if yes, we and so on alexei if grandmother knewe matter? here it would be called differently, namely grandfather. if you please vasilyevich excuse me for this vulgarity, but listen. how else to answer him? the point is that they don't just, uh, oppose our history, that is, they somehow twist it. they are still trying, but in every possible way. well , you can not say disown. yes, they have some other ideology there and have seen some, i don’t know, they want to erase from memory the fact that we generally had some kind of common history. they distort even here, look, there was a complete russification. yes , everything was fine, they spoke ukrainian and in russian, and everything was fine, then forced ukrainization began. i remember how i came, russian, the city of sevastopol, russians live there, russian culture. well, yes, and in the twelfth in the thirteenth year. there was such a violent ukrainization. russian schools were closed there. and in general, it was planned not to leave anything russian there, even in such a russian c

danilo was working in this store and rushed outside when he heard the blasts.r there, a woman was screaming "help me." her leg was shattered. behind the store, two people were covered. dry blood and flowers mark the spot where people died. last week, a bomb struck the region call governor's office, killing 36. every day in mykolaiv, this bombardment shatters any semblance of normal life. mid afternoon and people line up to escape the danger. this bus, bound for poland. victoria cradles her 1-year-old daughter. her husband stays behind. soon, we'll be back home says victoria. everything will be all right. how soon that will be, nobody knows. the mayor of mykolaiv tells us these russian missile strikes serve no military purpose whatsoever. he says the purpose is to terrify the population and to punish a city that stopped russian forces the their tracks. don? >> ben wedeman, thank you so much for that. now to ukraine's foreign minister, pleading with the west for more help. >> either you help us now, and i'm speaking ob ing about days, weeks, or your help will com

danilo was working in this store and rushed outside when he heard the blasts.oman was screaming, help me! her leg was shattered, he says. behind the store two people were killed. dried blood and flowers mark the spot where people died. last week a bomb struck the regional governor's office killing 36 people. every day in mykolaiv this relentless bombardment shatters any semblance of normal life. mid afternoon and people line up to escape the danger. this bus bound for poland. victoria cradles her 1-year-old daughter. her husband stays behind. >> soon we'll be back home, says victoria. everything will be all right. how soon that will be, no one knows. >>> another ukrainian family separated by this war, laura. we thank ben wedeman. >> thank you. >>> here in the u.s. congress just passed two bipartisan bills to further punish the russians. cnn's daniella diaz is live. >> reporter: one would suspend trade relations with russia and belarus. the other bhil bans russian natural gas and oil. the senate actually passed both of these bills and it was stalled after negoti

danilo was working in this store and rushed outside when he heard the blasts. "over there a woman was screaming help me. her leg was shattered." behind the store go people were killed. blood and flowers mark the spot with people died. last week a bomb struck the regional governor's office, killing 36 people. every day in mykolaiv, this relentless bombardment shatters any semblance of normal life. mid afternoon and people line up to escape the danger. this bus bound for poland. victoria cradles her 1-year-old daughter ivana. her husband stays behind. "soon we'll be back home," says victoria. "everything will be all right." how soon that will be nobody knows. ben wedeman, cnn, mykolaiv. >>> when we come back, for many ukrainians who have been wounded by russian shelling or air strikes or missile attacks, there are no nearby medical facilities to treat their injuries. they have all been damaged or destroyed. so they come here to lviv, hundreds of miles away for a chance to live. that story just ahead. i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a h

danilo shoots a new too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run.nothing rangers with the rain still in the second one out. no one on andy some power behind that one. drops. and that's a solo home run 3, bonnie 3, nothing rangers they'd score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller final score. 6 one ranger. yes. how the giants at nationals. if you've got the right she's and nationals park, you can see the capitol building came through really pretty view there. we're going to get up in the second inning. no score runs one out 2 on for my case. trump ski weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles, the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing early on next batter. austin slater just hasn't got his back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big one. it's for nothing. giants. 61 is back in 2 outs. bases load

yo quiero hablar de algo que dijo danilo, si hay un establecimiento pÓngase la mÁscara.al. si estás vacunado y tienes 12 años o más, ponte una dosis de refuerzo. m ♪ ♪ >> ahora vamos a hablar de algo que a mÍ me pasa muy seguido. te queda esa sensaciÓn que estÁs muy lleno >> como muchos de ustedes a lo mejor saben, no sÓlo hablo como doctor, sino que he sufrido de estas cosas gastrointestinales por bastante tiempo. lo primero que tienen que hacer es que poco a poco tienen que ir aumentando la fibra. la mayorÍa de los hispanos no consumimos la fibra que se necesita, pero no lo haga muy rÁpido. >> vas acostumbrando un poco. >> la fibra cuando pasa por el tracto gastrointestinal repone agua. te va a ayudar a regular de manera mucho mejor que si no estÁs consumiendo fibra. la fibra tambiÉn la pueden utilizar. tiene mucha fibra que lo puede consumir, una cÁpsula 30 minutos antes de cada comida. cuando haces la cena caminar. si pueden caminar unos 20 minutos, eso hace que los intestinos se vayan contrayendo. >> despuÉs de cenar. >> trate tambiÉn que las comidas sean mÁs o meno

danilo shoots too much on that one for the outfielders. it is gone. a 2 run home run.nothing rangers to put the rain still in the second one out. no one on and yvonne, to some power behind that one. drops. and that's a solo home run. everybody has 3, nothing rangers they score. 2 more runs in that inning really roughing up a starter. adam oller base final score. 6 one ranger. yes. have the giants at nationals. if you've got the right, she's a nationals park. you can see the capitol building came through really pretty view there. >> we're going to get up in the second inning. no score runs one out 2 on for my case. trump weekend with the nets in town and he drives one up the middle. for a base center fielder victor robles bobbles the ball there. so brandon crawford able to score on the error stops. it's and it's one nothing giants leon. next batter. austin slater districts hasn't got his back going much this year hits one to right center. that's up. out of here. a three-run home run for slater, his first of the season. and it's a big one. it's for nothing. giants. 61, t

"i think everything will get better," danilo, a volunteer, tells me. "it'll be ok. shattered by fragments of an intercepted russian missile. nerves shattered, too. translation: there is an air-raid alert now. i we have to run to the bomb shelter. you don't feel safe here. translation: no, no safety, and it's so cold in my flat - it's impossible to live there. we will stay in the bomb shelter until it's over. this mp carries on, but with a gun at the ready. dmytro natalukha delivers medical equipment to kyiv�*s largest children's hospital — repurposed to care for casualties of war. he doesn't believe russia's promise to pull back from kyiv. of course, i would love to believe that, but i think it's just an attempt to save his face for his inside—russia audience, for his inner audience, because obviously the blitzkrieg plan has not succeeded. a yearning to carry a tune, not a gun. this war may ebb in one area, intensify in another — but until it ends, this, too, is resistance. lyse doucet, bbc news, kyiv. let's return to the news into p and 0 let's return to the news i

"i think everything will get better," danilo, a volunteer, tells me. "it'll be ok.north. apartments shattered by fragments of an intercepted russian missile. nerves shattered, too. translation: there is an air-raid alert now. i we have to run to the bomb shelter. you don't feel safe here. translation: no, no safety, and it's so cold in my flat it'sl impossible to live there. we will stay in the bomb shelter until it's over. this mp carries on, but with a gun at the ready. dmytro natalukha delivers medical equipment to kyiv�*s largest children's hospital — repurposed to care for casualties of war. he doesn't believe russia's promise to pull back from kyiv. of course, i would love to believe that, but i think it's just an attempt to save his face for his inside—russia audience, for his inner audience, because obviously the blitzkrieg plan has not succeeded. a yearning to carry a tune, not a gun. this war may ebb in one area, intensify in another — but until it ends, this, too, is resistance. lyse doucet, bbc news, kyiv. so interesting, those pieces, a bit of time and

. >> david de cepeda se une harÍa tan dÍas y danilo carrera quienes hace tiempo protagonizaron la doblean" se reencuentran. >> es un regalazo, poder estar de la mano de amigos en el escenario llegas con mucho emocionado, trabajar es lindo pero trabajar con amigos e es lo mejor que te puede pasar. >> yo me siento perseguido por estas mujeres. >> acosado. >> cinco proyectos donde se la pasa acosÁndome. >> dÁndole lata. pero fuera de broma es un privilegio trabajar con amigos, con gente con la que te quieres. >> llamarnos para hacer esta historia tan bonita y tan actual y que esperemos que todo el mundo la disfrutÉ como la disfrutamos hacer nosotros. >> la saga de vencer continuarÁ hasta que el pÚblico asÍ lo quiera. >> son novelas que se hacen con escritores mexicanos, hoy estamos escribiendo sobre el mismo proyecto, son novelas originales y es una saca y vamos aa hacer vencer hasta que la audiencia quiera. alan: es una saca y dura mientras el pÚblico lo siga diciendo. carlos: en egipto satcha: esta maÑana estados unidos apresura en el envÍo de mÁs armas para ucrania, sabemos que serÉ un