what, but says that you have a very interesting video in your apartment. stop you're asking me, denis wenti say. i didn't kill the name no, on this video. okay, only madril. you will go, as an accomplice, an accomplice of heels with bones, 95 rewind everything finished. i don't know i was a student of him in kung fu school to kill with bare hands. this, of course, is interesting. but why do you know what crime is for self-defense? yes, i know what else sensei taught you, he works as a goat. learned turn ordinary objects into weapons. you hear, yes, i can also turn harmless weapons from any object. yes, whatever you want, i can kill. do you want seeds? well, what else do i have to survive easily, by the way, they are a corpse on a flash drive. no amount of training and theory can replace practice. he gave the task, the students removed those whom sensei pointed out, but i didn’t kill anyone, comb. yours is strange. combs lethal weapon ring why they killed was he a student too? but, when i found out about the real murders, i decided to leave. sensei ordered to kill the traitor. ugu and why a

ah, in the countryside, where we went with denis, we went to the slavyanosemsk region, the village ofey ask for, uh, seeds and potatoes, because the sowing season, uh, people peaceful life is getting better, the front has moved away. and, of course, like the most. the main thing is to have time to sow now in order to harvest the rotation, so we brought everything like in that potato to give tons of seeds. this is enough now for those first needs that people ask for and even took part in planting potatoes. here denis studied new technology, how they imprison potatoes. here we have less forgery. i understand denis by the way, first of all, thank you very much. i think they are like this. i'm sorry that you will be called with this word. i just have at hand. there is no other right now. so what level of celebrity? of course, they must understand happiness and thanks. what are you doing? i'm just very happy and very, very proud, and what are your impressions? were you able to talk to people? what do you think? what do you feel like that? what did you think of it? you know, i'm anatolia, i

and the other day, the wonderful, simply masterpiece , denis surkov went to a three-day medical traininge, learned well, i want to believe that i learned at least the knowledge i got, and of course what i learned here is that it is difficult to say so far, you are all this you don't have to use it in practice, and it goes without saying that i wouldn't even want to use it in practice, but sometimes times are now such that you have to be ready, ready for anything, that's why i'm trying to learn, i'm trying to develop somewhere because of tension, we must use this time to develop and expand, let's say, your skills, and you actually demonstrate it very cool, but i wanted to ask oleg. but what about creativity directly at the expense of creativity? this history or the war has already absorbed all of us to such an extent that it leaves no chance for at least sometimes and at least for some percentage to live as before and to do what you did before, but oleg, unfortunately, is not in touch with us now - creativity during the war aiders, we often talk about this ruslan horovy , this is who wrot

oleg artemiev and denis matveev went overboard the station through the hatch of the small research modulein tasks of connecting and checking the control panel special manipulator. this is a robotic arm created by the european space agency specifically for assembling and moving large structures within our segment of the station, the head of the russian orthodox church, patriarch kirill, today held a prayer service at the donskoy monastery to mark the beginning of holy week. passion day is considered the most important week of the year. it is dedicated to the last days of earthly life. christ all week, believers are supposed to observe strict fasts, earnestly pray for this today called and the patriarch on the eve of easter, the orthodox are preparing for the main holiday. starting from thursday , it is customary to paint eggs and the lychee oven, but on holy saturday, orthodox all over the world traditionally wait for the convergence of the holy fire, watch the live broadcast from jerusalem on our channel on april 23 at 13:00 moscow time. and do not forget to follow the developments on the

and then we words of the lunch crowd counter as families were denied service. wentthe movie theater and then the black patrons had to sit in the balcony. and that is the american that many of us lived in not that long ago. and at was sanctions and in america where the judicial doctrine separate but equal was still enshrined in china by the supreme court for arbitrary literacy and then treated like second-class citizens with the emancipation proclamation o he was in america that was far from perfect and then the nation began enterprising of the laws and things to thurgood marshall wilmington delaware number of legal challenges a separate that but equal classrooms all the way to the supreme court. perhaps the greatest decision in supreme court history with the board of education with the separate but equal can never truly be equal. brown v board of education do not make the nation perfect but it was proof that when the supreme court is at its best america and the constitution. the supreme court changed and then in the 1960s at the civil rights act of 1964 and the voti

this is probably why there were no casualties the day before, the head of the republic, denis pushilin, and wentet, he spent it with the people's mayor. the head of the administration of mariupol discussed pressing issues, including those of a humanitarian nature, and also discussed the epidemiological situation. in the city, there are still bodies of the dead and now collaborators. such people's militia, people's militia fighters collect bodies and try to bury them, because temperature, but here in the donetsk people's republic is rising and this can lead to very serious problems. with a meeting, not pushilin, but held in one of the law enforcement agencies in the future to relatives, then find their relatives, that is, understand where they are buried, because this is all a systematic approach and photographic recordings directly with the selection of dna material, so that later it can be established . uh, this is a problem there, that is, here, which we will face later, and we, of course, should be ready for them in mariupol peaceful life is being established. despite the fact that the fighti

how african foreign-exchange -- publicity about how african foreign-exchange students were denied, so they went to slovakia and other countries. i think this whole issue of race is killing our country -- man, without being disrespectful or anything, i believe people with a disability rights focus is essentially not even half done for meeting the needs of people with disabilities, and i cannot understand how quickly the laws have changed to meet the needs of the sex issues in education and the jabs i appreciate the call. host: -- and the jabs. host: i appreciate the call. guest: we can do all these things. our laws are that way. as martin luther king says " we just need to do what we wrote down on paper." we can do all of those groups together and still be right on the mcgriff and policy. host: baltimore -- right on immigration policy. host: baltimore next. . the commentary -- caller: the commentary today is far out. my grandparents came over in the 1880's. if they showed up today, they would not be allowed in. they were uneducated, but they do not have any particular skills to bring. i think ev

tuskegee trials where the entire country was being treated for syphilis and a certain population was denied or went over again and i kind of wanted to talk about medical apartheid because you can't talk about infectious disease without bringing in race and caste and gender. >> and how -- the section on tuskegee, you know, i feel like i learned a lot there as well. it's a study, i feel like we know it we hear about it, but of course we don't really get to learn about it in school, unfortunately, but you know, i was interested in how that fit into your exploration and you also went into, you know, hiv and, you know, that struggle across the board. and you drew these parallels in medical history that i think are really important and really relatable for all audiences. but i want to get, you know, going back to the drugs, to squash this global health epidemic, tb -- start with tb, there are other issues. what did you learn, kind of what did you-- can you give a couple, an example of something that you felt was important to really dive into in the book and i want to get to just the question of how do we

and they feel that what a win over the last teen to deny than the title thought went 10 years on from dornan's last championship by and had the chance to confirm that tense title in a row against their old rivals. all eyes were on elling, holland andrew of 11 dusky. but it was another player who got the scoring underway . says can every volley time to put by and ahead. in the 15 minutes a top quality finished to put bion within touching distance of the title. that the other end holland had a golden chance to level the scores, but he scuffed his short wide the kind of mistake that by in usually punish. and they did just that after a defensive mix up, who else but live and dusky applying the finishing touch. the poll once again coming back to haunt his former club to nail turbine domains. frustration was clear to see, but shortly into the 2nd half they were thrown and lifeline years you kimmy brought down motto, voice in the box. henry john stepped up and made it to once from the penalty. spots dormant, had rediscovered some hope and again whole and went through and go with a chance to

with denis, baku was more difficult than living relatives, he didn’t have to exhume the mother's grave and compare the material. i personally wente exhumation of the grave in his mother, later it was established that the blood belongs to denis in baku, olga's corpse was not found, probably the body of a pregnant woman, went to an unknown grave, where her man was already lying. the words spoken in a moment of spiritual anxiety turned out to be prophetic of investigative experiments. the detectives noted how bashentsev knew how to intimidate people at the sight of the physically strong chief losev, literally mud with fear. he listened to him. he changed his testimony regarding how an outwardly ordinary person behaved plowed. he had an animal gut and a flair for any person and courtesy. for fascists, man and animal were always on the same level, and he did not hide. in court, he did not feel sorry for anyone. he asks you are taking two bodies from this corpse, and in the car in your own where through the cordons, when i selfishly something and problems, the only solution to any problem for pashintsev was about death, the apotheosis

i don't know, denying, i don't want to let out. when i went to law, they've been, they've been out a little me on, i'm the one with what else? attitudes do they have the do next on d, w, making the headlines and what's behind them? dw news africa. the show that was the issues in the continent live is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, in the streets to give you enough reports on the inside. our cars, funds is on the ground reporting from across the continental, all the trend stuff, the mazda to you in 60 minutes. d. w. o. ah, guardians of truth on exiled turkish journalistic, john, don't, darn. i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey and mexican investigative journalist on abilene on this $1.00 i. every day the government is involved with digging the country soil to find out the truth. they want to kill me. guardians of truth starts may 3rd on d, w with our planet tribes on balance. but since the industrial revolution began and the need to 18th century, humans have been encroaching upon every kind

you didn’t bring denis and bbc correspondents went after them here is the house where, according to theolice , a local resident was abused upstairs the bedroom, where she was later killed by a shocking sight on the mirror of the message left by lipstick tortured by unknown buried by russian soldiers in the yard they showed us her grave the adviser to the offices of zelensky alexei arrestovich has already spoken about the article about extremism. he frankly and undisguisedly calls to kill all russians and admits that he would do it with courtesy. it we have two options, either we finish them completely at the cost of casualties, or we save lives and sign a peace agreement. let's see how it will be, but i'll be honest. i would like to kill them all to one the prosecutor general's office of the dpr has already opened a criminal case against him on charges of inciting extremist activities. plant an arrest officer should have been because of the spread of outright fakes. it was he who said that the corpse of a girl with a swastika burned on her back, found in mariupol, was the work of russia

went in. here is ivan. this is denis. do you mean the hand of an old woman? yes , i guessed it, i knew it.oundless trust is a beautiful phrase but a little hypocritical even loving people have something to hide from each other wrote a series of hijackings near business centers and in the elite districts of the northern capital, but it was not possible to reach a gang of kidnappers of people and cars; the search went in several directions at once, special attention was paid to the unusual skills of criminals. luxury car thieves and special equipment elite in the world of car thieves in their hands the latest gadgets that is why such gangs are difficult to figure out one st. petersburg group of car thieves have been looking for for many years. and when they were detained, they experienced considerable surprise. an ordinary cottage in the leningrad region was turned into an underground factory at a depth of 27 meters in a special bunker. wherever mobile and satellite communications made their way, stolen cars stood. they changed the numbers of documents and sold all over russia in our history

if my sister and i went to lunch with our family, we would sit at the lunch counter, but black families were denied service. if we went to the movie theater in danville, virginia, we sat on the ground floor. the black patrons had to sit in the balcony. that is the america many of us lived in not all that long ago. same america that judge jackson's parents, johnny and ellery brown, were born into. as america, where discrimination on the basis of race was sanctioned by state governments, an america where the judicial doctrine of separate but equal was still enshrined into our laws by the supreme court, where arbitrary literacy tests kept black americans away from poll booths. an america that treated black americans like second-class citizens. despite its civil war, an emancipation proclamation, and ratification of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the constitution, it was an america far from perfect. through decades of struggle and thanks to the heroes of the civil rights movement, our nation began to confront injustice in our communities and inequalities in our laws and thanks to justice marsha

the prime minister went from denying that any parties, any gatherings took place at downing street andent bill buildings. then over the christmas period it was revealed he took part in several gatherings it seems. we heard he took part in that birthday gathering that he has been fined over in june 2020 there was of course the christmas quiz, which took place at downing street. and of course those photos of the prime minister taking part in what appear to have been a social cheese and wine gathering outside in the gardens of downing street. he says these were strictly work gatherings, and that is the key. because you heard from the prime minister. he says that at the time, he wasn't aware that he was breaching those covid regulations. those regulations put in place by the prime minister's own government. he believed that it was simply a work gathering. he said that the birthday gathering which took place in the cabinet office lasted less than ten minutes. but the rules at the time stipulated that they couldn't be indoor gatherings of more than two people, unless reasonably necessary for

again parents are furious because their kids, millions of kids were denied the opportunity to have in went saying you are damaging kids by keeping them out of school. they are not luring, suicide sort through the roof because you're keeping them out of school very but they did this to bow down to the union bosses and not side with the kids but side with her big supporters in the unions. saint parents were furious and then they went after parent and wanted to rest anybody who got upset. congressmen were going to watch the story it's an important one and our viewers want to know more. we thank you so much for your leadership on it. >> always great to be with you. maria: thank you sir will talk with you soon. ending title 42 would turn the border into a revolving door for illegal migrants. that is the dire warning from customs and border protection officials. brandon judd is here next. >> over the biden first four years we will apprehend about 10 million people crossing the border. we think we get one out of every three pets of the 28 million, three pets of the 28 million, that's 30 million m

speaking at a police barracks, el salvador�*s president nayib bukele went further, threatening to denyo take revenge for the crackdown. translation: in total- we have 22,000 gang members who have no mattresses, who sleep on the floor and who are asigned to two meals per day and in such conditions that none of the gang members who are outside want to come in. it is important they know if they try to be clever, they will go from two meals down to zero and we will see how long they last. for decades, el salvador has suffered high levels of violence from criminal gangs and the president pledged to make tackling it a top priority after his election in 2019. his latest comments follow a stark warning last week that gang members face two options — prison or death. shelley phelps, bbc news. archaeologists in peru have unearthed a mummy that could be a thousand years old. the preserved remains date back to before the incan empire. the discovery — which was made at an archaeological site near lima — has been described as one of the most important finds at both a national and international level.

if the defend banking denies the charges im, well, it went over there in a dorm. i reject all these charges. i am innocent of all these charges. i am not guilty of any charges. o, what's not in doubt however, is the change of weeds violent campaign from 2003 as they travelled on pickup trucks or on horses, but carried out mass killings of rapes and torture. as the militia hit back at rebels, complaining of oppression by the arab dominated government in the capital, hard tomb. but they targeted civilians, 2 millions suffered as a result. and to date violence is still flaring up in the region. and now at the hague, the 1st of many accused militia leaders is being made to answer for these crimes. nearly 20 years since the violence began. many da furinora see this trial as better lately, and never 253 p. o has kepler's the associate director in the international justice program and human rights watch, and she has more on the significance of this trial. this child is an incredibly significant moment for our, for far sudan, for justice, generally around the world. this

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come, she went. from all boobs love. but instead of denis to the dacha, they were waiting for her the hoarse nesterenko and makarychev were waiting and drinking vodka. that is, in fact, you became an accomplice in the rape of a similar sister. the colonel is sure . here's how she was able to deliver two precise blows with a scalpel to the neck. he could bend down, on purpose, or what ? yes. well, then the blood from the subclavian artery would flood her from head to toe, there is nowhere to hide in the elevator. well, well, well, why did you see i lead to the fact that she did not kill, she led strong a tall man who was able to deploy the victim of the elevator wall cut the arteries left on the wall one question we are dealing with a story of revenge, and it is not enough for the avenger to kill. he needs to explain the victim, for which life decides it. so, it was not it that took revenge, someone else nesterenko makarychev khripunova took revenge for her. i did. and also da lansky, too. please remove the handcuffs from the girl. we thought

denis what did you do? when my dad and i went for a walk all day, and then went to look for him.e jeep, he drove out the blue bmw when he approached it. did you remember the number? 429, but i did not remember the letters. thanks what are you talking about? thanks baby. you eat eat. eat. so the blue bmw with the number four two nine belongs to a certain orlova. let's hope it's her, let's hope? wow, and what is very similar, if you don’t personally know it, you can confuse it. a can you look at the customs showed up or not? you can now, so i went to bulgaria a couple of months ago. we bet two compotes, what is our name beautiful stranger olga orlova and it seems to me that this has returned to our nadezhda while i'm talking to her, and look at her car. olga alexandrovna hello, the investigative committee, a few questions. please this autumn or winter you left the borders of our country. no. sure. and what did they leave or not? no, then please come with us to the investigation department to clarify some circumstances. well , if no one minds, i'll go artur eduardovich come on. well

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yesterday ukraine says its missiles hit the ship of the port of odessa. moscow denies his claim saying that the vessel went down in a storm after an explosion tore through its whole either way. the moskva was a symbol of russian. c. powered the pride of its fleet. its loss is a blow to the kremlin naval prestige. and to the war machine of president butter marapoo, we do believe that there was a significant explosion on this cruiser. the mascara of a slob, a class of cruisers in the russian navy. we do believe that that, that explosion causes significant fire. we cannot confirm the ukrainian reports that it was hit by a missile, but we are also not in a position to refute that. it's going to have an impact on their capabilities. certainly in the near term, whether it has an impact on their naval capabilities in the long term is just we just unclear right now. when you crane is calling on its western allies to send more heavy weapons to help its forces, defend the east of the country. from that expected russian assault, the military was able to repel russian forces at the gates of key. but as des alexandra p

if the defend donkey denies the charges him with her had went over there in a dorm, i reject all these charges. i am innocent of all these charges. i am not guilty of any charges. o, what's not in doubt however, is that gender weeds violent campaign from 2003 as they traveled on pickup trucks or on horses, be carried out mass killings of rapes and torture. as the militia hit back at rebels, complaining of oppression by the arab dominated government in the capital, hard tomb. but they targeted civilians. 2 millions suffered as a result. and to date violence is still flaring up in the region. and now at the hague, the 1st of many accused militia leaders is being made to answer for these crimes. nearly 20 years since the violence began. many da furinora see this trial as better lately, and never 25. well, let's discuss this further with elise kaplan. she is the associate director in the international justice program at human rights watch is were to have you with us on d. w in east africa. now eliquis shape is the 1st suspect to be tried for war crimes committed in dar 4. how significant i

yesterday ukraine says its missiles hit the ship of the port of odessa. moscow denies its claim saying that the vessel went down in a storm after an explosion tore through its whole either way. the moskva was a symbol of russian. c. powered the pride of its fleet. its loss is a blow to the kremlin naval prestige. and to the war machine of president, but a mere pu we do believe that there was a significant explosion on this cruiser the moskva of the slavic class of cruisers in the russian navy. we do believe that that, that, that explosion caused a significant fire. we cannot confirm the ukrainian reports that it was hit by a missile, but we are also not in a position to refute that. it's going to have an impact on their capabilities. certainly in the near term, whether it has an impact on their naval capabilities and long term is just a we just unclear right now. when you crane is calling on its western allies to send more heavy weapons to help its forces, defend the east of the country. from that expected russian assault, the military was able to repel russian forces at the gates of key. but as des alexan

if he really was in the house at the time of the murder and we cannot deny it, then vanya until we find out where helga brown went that night and to who is the killer during the curfew, we will not find. let's talk. enjoy your meal. thank you tell me what happened with the guards in the vonberg house right at night and filmed according to your order. at my order, you called at night, i immediately took off at night. frankly, thank you people are so lacking. and then there was this phone. that it wasn't you who called let's assume that i'm and how it doesn't matter at all. comrade commandant, at least check when someone calls you. you have to knock. do you know if the baptized enter without knocking? what got bonuses, right? okay okay, i understand. the dead woman worked for him. you poked your head at him, and they pulled you up and specifically. so, too, he will tell me more specifically to some commandant of a scruffy little town. what do you think? i have german officers shoals through the streets, or something, walking? i immediately by the tail into the sun. only here already i received a hat. so mixed up so

denis olegovich yes, and so that it went so much that it turned over. radically.ere’s really nothing to turn over, so i don’t know, aggravated relations with russia, caused a completely one hundred percent indestructible consensus, and so on. that's what can come in, kramatorsk didn't come in butch is a methodical work. it gives its results and in this respect one should not expect that there will be any one event. look, answering your questions again is logic. but bucha kramatorsk is possible you need to keep the audience. as information people, you understand this very well, but here are the features of the modern world. what are such that a very short period of time, and have the audience chained to one event, why is it three days? here are 3-4 days and a new one is needed, a new zelensky is needed, his entourage is their partners in the west. it is well understood that once you turn off for a week, ukraine will become less and less. to be interesting to the rest of the world, so they are such a kind of hostages of this situation, if they don’t well, of course,

denis olegovich yes, and so that it went so much that it turned over.particularly to aggravate relations with russia caused a completely 100% indestructible consensus, and so on. that's what can come in, kramatorsk did not come in. butch listen methodical work. it gives its results and in this respect one should not expect that there will be any one event. look, i am answering your questions again with logic, but bucha is a traumatizer. perhaps singing further further is necessary to constantly keep the audience. how are you information workers understand this very well, but here are the features of the modern world. what are what are that very short period of time, and this audience is chained to one event, why is it three days? here, in 3-4 days, a new one is needed, a new one is needed zelensky, his entourage, their partners back in the west. it is well understood that once you turn off for a week, ukraine will become less and less. to be interesting to the rest of the world, which is why they are such a kind of hostage to this situation, if they do

i don't know, denying, i don't want to let out. and i went to law. they live, been nobody lived with me on. i'm the one with what else and it's, it's do they have 15 minutes on d, w. my name is jonathan dunn, and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist and a country like turkey. i was threatened, i was jailed, i was a tad. more people like me and guardians of truth. john done, and mexican investigative journalist nobela not. this is our unit. every day the government is saying, mom, she's been digging the country soil to find out the truth. they want to kill me and they try many times. they can some of my sources just because they don't with me facing they've gone. you can change your life people and need to know what is happening with guardians of truth may 3rd on t, w. a or a ah ah it did, do we have more blankets? mum? active souffle spends his free time differently than most 13 year olds. he brings food and clothing to people experiencing homelessness, to soften yeah, fine shampoo bible garden and a warm meal. what you do? yes. he di

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i don't know, denying, i don't want to let out when i went wrong. they've been, they've been on it i, we live in me and i'm the one with watch altitude. do they have 30 minutes on d, w o o, what people have to say matters to us and i am. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. to sleep. listen carefully. don't know how those things you need to do, go ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being orange away with extreme dreams. ross getting 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah ah. ah, this is dw news coming to live from berlin. city is across ukraine come under, renewed russian attack, multiple missile strike, libby in the west, killing several people. meanwhile, ukrainian forces are battling for survival in mario polls. last pocket of resistance. also

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that this training can happen within the next few days from orbit russian iss crew went into space or artemiev and denis matveev tried outside the science module for more than 6.5 hours during this time. they prepared the european remote manipulator for operation. at the russian segment of the station, the robot is designed to moving various cargoes outside the iss for denis matveev by the way, this was the first spacewalk. that's all until the meeting on the first , now i'm going to meet maria alekseevna, she is 82 years old. she is here in a temporary accommodation center and she was literally transferred in the arms of mary alekseevna in russia. a little help there is a tonometer for you, what you asked for, yes, yes, please, these are trifles, in general, the fourteenth year. we were told that our house was smashed, we were coming, and it had no doors, no roof, we went to the bomb. lived there lived for a year and a half, yes, a refuge, svetlana, i know you are a fragile girl, and maria alekseevna got out in her arms just in her arms. sit down and go. i'm going to say i'm dead now. but not well done

denied us arms supplies to ukraine. we, uh, let's go our ukrainian government went to work with the strange ones separately.ly. that's america you said for the last now australia has made a decision and presents us with armored personnel carriers. but just this morning, one of the leaders of slovakia said that we received the s-300 complex from them. he is already on the territory of ukraine, that is, hmm , really, but the ukrainian army. uh, ukrainian servicemen pull up when but on the line of contact. by the way, kramatorsk is from there. he is right on the line of contact. why not? well, right, well, along this arc, so this is the meaning, what is really ukrainian the armed forces and the ukrainian authorities are preparing for the battle for the donbass, this is a battle of calculations, and the experts of the ukrainian military should take place in tire 10 days and this is being connected and this is being connected in ukraine. i emphasize once again that the russian army and russian troops that are grouped somewhere then about 55-60.000 should pull up to the donbass and put the army against the army.

route, we heard from people trapped in the war on city. evelyn, but my husband deny law in the basement. i stayed in. he went out to feed the poppies. he didn't return for a long time. i began to shout, he didn't answer. so i followed him, i saw that he was covered in blood. his arm was broken, he had severe blood loss. a young guy came to help. he cut off pieces of skin that had come off my husband's head. the shelling was so strong, i myself was covered in charge of glass and i want the gunfire to stop. it is so scary still though the situation in my real post tense, they shoot constantly. i had to remove the cast from my broken leg to pull people out of the rubble of the burned house buildings. and after all that i had complications and needed surgery. but thank god i managed to get some people out of the city. a shocking admission from the ukranian president about the far right. as of battalion pressed by a fox news anchor, vladimir zalinski acknowledges the severity of the atrocities that they are accused of a soft battalion that is said to be nazi affiliated organization. operating as a militia in your

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it will of my husband deny we're in the basement. i stayed and he went out to feed the poppies. he didn't return for a long time. i began to shout, he didn't answer. i followed him. i saw that he was covered in blood. his arm was broken, he had severe blood loss. a young guy came to help. he cut off pieces of skin that had come off my husband had. the shelling was so strong, i myself was covered in shards of glass. i want the gunfire to stop. it is so scary, 3 though the situation in mario police. they should constantly, i had to remove the cloth from my broken leg to pull people out of the rubble of the burned i was building. and after all that, i had complications and need a surgery. thing god, i managed to get some people out of the city. they are what they are. the answer of ukraine's president when quiz by fox news about the new nazi a's off battalion on the atrocities it's accused of. i discussed on a little earlier with ortiz, donal quarter, and remind clustering a soft battalion that is said to be nazi affiliated organization, operating as a militia in your country said

went down? >> well, they denied selectively a couple items of our reporting. they have not denied that he said trump's behavior was apr atro atrocious, they didn't comment on those components of our reporting. they have denied he said he was going to call trump and call on him to resign. we are a thousand percent confident on our sourcing on that comment. we're capturing in this moment just how much danger the united states was in on and around january 6th, how much danger it is still in today, and the degree to which men like kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell knew at the time, and likely still know just as well today that that danger exists and how little they have done about it. >> it is alarming that they're denying obviously what is true there. these 25th amendment conversations, jonathan, what were those like? >> look, in this period of the days after the 6th, you have to remember, there is videos coming out every day of the extraordinary brutality and violence on the steps of u.s. capitol, and i think more and more americans and certainly more and more

denying. oh, i don't want to let out. when i went along, when. busy they'd been holiday, we didn't, we on, i'm at the one where to go to my dining room was alternatives. do they have in 60 minutes on d, w. ah, enjoying the view she come to take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe now. on the green hole back. do you feel worried about the planning? me too. i'm neil. host of the, on the green principles coast, and to me it's clear we need to change the solutions or out the join me for a deep dive into the green transformation. for me to do with it started out with the spooky, intimidate, and transformed to an orgy of hate and violence in the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states. its members fight for waste, a state ruled by white supremacy. what we're talking about here is not only disorganized violence, it's not only terrorism. it's politics. found it over 150 years ago. it's repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku klux klan starts may 11th on d. w. ah ah,