dodge city had had a similar law, in fact, that masterson, his brother ed, who was the city marshal, was attempting to disarm a couple of texas cowboys who had failed to turn in their guns. and it turned into an argument. they pulled out their guns and they shot him at point blank range that masterson at the time was sheriff of ford county in which dodge city is located. he came running and pulled his own gun and shot down both of the cowboys. but the whole tragedy was over a basically what was an infraction or a misdemeanor over gun control. so the gun control laws would be the sometimes rarely enforced, depending on the circumstances, and sometimes they'd be strictly enforced. but if you go to dodge city now, they have a sign that says, gun, gun, gun control strictly enforced. and it's purportedly from the 1870s. and it's full of bullet holes. so i don't know how well it worked. i know you said that bat masterson kind of liked to propagate his his legend building. and everything, whereas wyatt earp involved in in that same thing and really early hollywood. no, wyatt earp was a very

dodge city had had a similar law, in fact, that masterson, his brother ed, who was the city marshal, was attempting to disarm a couple of texas cowboys who had failed to turn in their guns. and it turned into an argument. they pulled out their guns and they shot him at point blank range that masterson at the time was sheriff of ford county in which dodge city is located. he came running and pulled his own gun and shot down both of the cowboys. but the whole tragedy was over a basically what was an infraction or a misdemeanor over gun control. so the gun control laws would be the sometimes rarely enforced, depending on the circumstances, and sometimes they'd be strictly enforced. but if you go to dodge city now, they have a sign that says, gun, gun, gun control strictly enforced. and it's purportedly from the 1870s. and it's full of bullet holes. so i don't know how well it worked. i know you said that bat masterson kind of liked to propagate his his legend building. and everything, whereas wyatt earp involved in in that same thing and really early hollywood. no, wyatt earp was a very

his team, and the department of commerce, we have brought panasonic to de soto, more cheese to dodge cityd to philipsburg, barley - and since the start of my administration, kansas has brought in over $15 billion of new capitol investment. [applause] [applause] >> and created and retained over 54000 jobs, hit is been quite remarkable. but as our economic trajectory which is higher and higher, there is one thing in our way, there are not skilled workers for all the jobs we've created. it is our truth and we are all aware of it and our labor shortages and economic growth and this is another one of those big x attentional challenges ahead of us, and if we fail to train up a large more skilled workforce, businesses will stop knocking at our door and the trend of her children and grandchildren moving to missouri and to colorado in texas in search of four, will accelerate. we must stop this trend in his tracks and we can do that by creating strong talent that is abundant educational economic opportunities, right here at home. [applause] [applause] >> fully funding education was an important pla

his team, and the department of commerce, we have brought panasonic to de soto, more cheese to dodge cityd to philipsburg, barley - and since the start of my administration, kansas has brought in over $15 billion of new capitol investment. [applause] [applause] >> and created and retained over 54000 jobs, hit is been quite remarkable. but as our economic trajectory which is higher and higher, there is one thing in our way, there are not skilled workers for all the jobs we've created. it is our truth and we are all aware of it and our labor shortages and economic growth and this is another one of those big x attentional challenges ahead of us, and if we fail to train up a large more skilled workforce, businesses will stop knocking at our door and the trend of her children and grandchildren moving to missouri and to colorado in texas in search of four, will accelerate. we must stop this trend in his tracks and we can do that by creating strong talent that is abundant educational economic opportunities, right here at home. [applause] [applause] >> fully funding education was an important pla

you're sitting at 0 degrees year 10 degrees and a dodge city. how about 11 in wichita? further south you go. those temperatures moderating a little bit that still 20's and 30's even into texas right now. and they've got a little snow coming their way to say they got some winter weather advisories on the way too highs tomorrow going to be bitter cold. only 3 in my not only 3 in minneapolis, 4 degrees for a high in chicago tomorrow afternoon. all right. we're getting cold here, but that makes it feel a little bit better. not quite that cold. chilly temperatures overnight tonight. likely some frost out their numbers in the 30's and 40's around the bay area. so very cold for our area. that's for sure. and that offshore wind continuing to blow. but things are about to change in the pacific. now, as we've got this frontal system kind of want to scoot out of town. it's going to begin to make its way in toward the bay area. later on this week. high pressure out ahead of it. that is going to hold that a bay temporarily. but after that, things begin to open up in. here you go thu

the snow right now has put 3 million people under winte alerts from lamar into dodge city.here? some of the higher totals range anywhere from four to six inches, from burlington, vermont into bangor, maine. even snow in binghamton, new york and scranton. some of the heaviest rain will be falling from panama city, savannah and charleston. where it holds steadier, we >>> good morning, we are giving you a look at the sunrise over downtown san jose. temperatures right now a little bit chilly, and that's what we'll be waking to in lots of parts of the bay area. 34 degrees in san jose, we'll climb into the mid to upper 50s this afternoon. a look at other high temperatures around the bay area, 57 in santa rosa, half moon bay, and in scott valley we've got 55 in hayward and 59 in >>> that's a look at your local forecast. joe, kristen, back to you both. >> thank you for that. >>> still to come, the super bowl commercial previews have already begun, and one of them has a reunion we have been has a reunion we have been waiting a avoiding triggers but can't keep migraines away? qulipta

and during the afternoon hours, not much better, dodge city, feeling like zero, minus 2 in grand forks winter storm watches and warnings ice warnings up right now 48 million people. we'll be watching this stationary front low pressure developing along it, with the south, freezing rain, hazardous travel, that continues into tomorrow, snow, freezing rain, heavy rain down to the south, stretching from texas on into kentucky ice accumulations of up to a quarter of an inch by wednesday stretching from texas all the way up into west virginia. dangerous travel conditions. power outages possible we will be watching that and heavy rain down to the south of that. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. forecast in 30 seconds. [snoring] meet with an expert who'll do them for you, so you can do... ...not taxes. intuit turbotax. 100% expert guaranteed. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. this morning our temperatures are another cold one, starting out in the upper 30s for a lot of our inland valleys. but it's really the wind that makes it feel colder. we're only

santa fe 35 today, salt lake city 30, dodge city 9 degrees cooler than average, but minneapolis 11 degreesound like much, 4 degrees above average, new orleans 71 chilly out to the west, and then during the late week period we are looking at temperatures low-to-mid 30s in chicago. seasonal but still chilly in new york city with temperatures in the 40s. 50s in raleigh little rock will see temperatures by friday climbing up into the 50s. next week warmer than average through the southeast. colder than average for a chunk of the country as far as precipitation, looking wetter than average through the mid-mississippi and ohio river valley and wetter than average >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we do have still a few more days of the dry weather and it will continue throughout the week, and it's also cool with temperatures today headed for the upper 50s and still pretty breezy. wind calms down tomorrow. we start out in the upper 30s. it will be slightly warmer midweek but we'll turn our attention to the incoming rain starting by sunday continuing through next week as we get

city. okay. with severe gentlemen a dodge, it's not just building their technology what jobs are appearing, but also creating content. one study found that latin americans between $15.35 spent more than 7 hours a day on social media. in brazil, more than half a 1000000 of them worked directly or indirect. this influencers, sometimes earning up to 2000 years a month. barbara is one of them. 7 years ago she was working as an english teacher. now she works online and has more than half a 1000000 followers. she's managed to make her dream come true to live in one of the most expensive areas of the city. here in the middle of the family, my life changed completely because i used to live in a very simple place. i give private lessons. then as my work gained followers on the internet, i was able to improve myself and work my way towards the safer and better neighborhood. i am my single de la. but according to economists, paolo feldman of the university of south palo, just like football in the world of influences. very few actually make a living out of that profession. russia they, malloy europe. there are

city, they could not even though they did not try to do it. we will show them even when the forgery became obvious, ukrainian publics dodged to the last minute . change the city is not taken, and the corpses of russians are lying around in heaps again a lie on the eve of a successfully taken solidarity was and our film crew really got into the frame piles of dead bodies of ukrainian losses the enemy is huge in recent days killed by trucks. they brought this data from ukrainian to kratos. sources, what about solidarity our correspondent shared his impressions of the situation. it's live for four hours. we probably walked along the solidar. eh, we felt calm enough. isn't this an indicator that the city is completely under the control of russian forces. and here is another very important indicator over the past day in the dpr, the intensity of shelling has noticeably decreased. it fixes the republican authorities. all because now the nationalists have no firing positions in solidarity. she our troops are increasing pressure on the neighboring artemovsky, methodically, processing with artillery. one of the most powerful ukrainian defense lines on

injustice is like the boy who was forced to run for his life in that same city earlier this summer, backpack intel as he dodged bullets meant for the group of young men who made the mistake of walking past at the time. injustice is like the one woman police say was stabbed to death in her lower east side apartment earlier this year, with a -- with three open cases. and finally, like the incredibly strong woman who was robbed of her husband, i meant many of us watched her eulogize after he was murdered by a repeat offender out on probation. i was tired of reading stories about the heinous crimes carried out by offenders who had no business being out on the street. stories that the data made clear are not outliers. and i wanted to do something about it. a desire that only grew as i watched 2020 unfold. in the wake of george floyd's murder and all of the unrest and political grandstanding that followed, it politicians and activists sought to the enacting of a wave of policy proposals that were explicitly aimed at systematically lowering the transaction cost of crime commission. and raising the transaction cost of

now they may have dodged a bullet today despite rapidly rising waterways, the city of san jose says there's no major trouble from this new storm. the stormy weather isn't over. anything could sill happen. nbc bay area's damian trujillo spent his day along the banks of the guadalupe river. >> reporter: my feet were under water at this exact location at 10:00 this morning. you can see how much the water has receded along the guadalupe river. still, the city is ordering those who live along the low-lying areas to get out. san jose police drove telling unhoused people along the banks that they need to get out. >> the focus is on protecting our unhoused residents. we have many people living along our waterways. it's extremely dangerous to be near the water during a storm when water levels can rise quickly. >> we can read mother nature. when mother nature opens up those doors, we know to move up higher because the water level will come up. >> reporter: that's why eva and her friends pitched their tents on higher ground. it's gone up a lot. >> it's gone up a lot since saturday. >> reporter: the gu

city could not. how they did not try to do this, we will show them even when the forgery became obvious, ukrainian public dodged if a fake situation does not change, the update writes that the sound is superimposed, but the situation does not change the city is not taken, and the corpses of russians are lying around in heaps again there was a lie on the eve of the successfully taken solidarity and our film crew really got into the frame piles of dead bodies of ukrainian enemy losses are huge. in recent days, the dead were transported by trucks to kramatorsk, this is data from ukrainian sources. as for solidar, the day before, our correspondent shared his impressions directly from the city of solidar, the very center, the city is actually small. here was the administration, traditionally a powerful fortification of ukrainian nationalists. all of them are no longer here, some scattered groups. they are still trying to resist on the outskirts. but in general, it is clear that they are already doomed. and here is another very important indicator over the past day in the dpr, the intensity of shelling has noticeably

the action city leaders say needs to take place to come back the growing crime. >> president biden remains under fire after dodgingter's questions of his handling of classified documents this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> a good wednesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with the

dodged. mothers with various requests and often tried from here, euphrosyne, without amuse, began to call her nadsha. i am to polotsk shostakh from shervin 1910. the city. palachanka returned to her homeland with a shell and, like a morsh, arrived on the steamer worshu at her uncle's verniki. 200 km carried in their arms to the monastery. and okis founded euphrosyne. there, i still don’t have power for her, perhaps he introduces the roofs with a nickname. at the vihura of the great eijina, his jokes many were engaged, however, according to kulgota , a detective story, not my denouement. husband of roofs, just such a jasu and a wheel, but the surety of polotsk is near the temple, where, after the restoration of zno, you can lure the unearthly guise of the frescoes-clocks of eurasia with names and formidable among vladars and capricious princesses step by step. erased from memory. perhaps the type of louis the nun is loved and shunned for many stages and she is far improved far from the saints. i am to the orthodox church, and the catalan church, which has become a heavenly intercessor for the mustaches of belarus a project in which belarusian athletes d

injustices like the little boy who was forced to run for his life in that same city earlier this summer as he dodged bullets meant percent group of young men if he made the mistake of walking past at the time. injustices like the young woman police say was stabbed to death earlier year by a homeless career criminal with not one, not two, but with three open cases. and finally, like the incredibly strong woman who was robbed of her husband, detective jason rivera, a man many of us watched her eulogized after he and his partner were murdered by a repeat offender out on probation. i wrote this book largely because i was tired of reading stories about the heinous crimes carried out by offenders who had no business being out on the street. stories that the data make clear are not outliers. and i wanted to do something about it, a desire that only grew as i watched 2020 unfold. in the wake of george floyd's murder and all of the unrest and political grandstanding that followed it, a wave of policy proposals that were explicitly aimed at systematically lowering the transaction costs of crime commission and

dodge on the medical. yes i’ll help 13 people couldn’t do without ah vr in okayama prefecture about the city of the eightiesfound plowed under the snow, the dug tegu would not have ripened , and at the oita prefecture of sixty-two years, the zhikhar will die from a blow knocked down by the wind. tree. so the very bridge to the wind could cause the flooding of a cargo ship , only 13 out of 22 crew members managed to dig out. and besides fashionable winds, the cold front also brought frosts. the temperature dropped to -27° in hockey, and in tokyo and osas to minus four of these per yard. i am a rarity for japan , but i try hard once in 10 years. naprokantsy offensive, and you do not have fourth alyutes, and in the folk calendar timofey pauzimnik cursed kali sonic on timothy for early spring. and the collie is reluctant oh, it's a day, but all day you walk around, the fifth currency on the catalytic faithful will mean holy znazovy agatha cursed kali titmouse. this day is better because the wound, shakay, mrazo smart, the next hour in overka skash, undermining the mahshim, the offensive from the league motsinom

dodge are in confrontations with security forces. as i tried to overrun an airport in the southern city of u haka, it's the highest number of casualties since demonstrations began in december. after the removal of former president, bruce top human rights agency has called for an investigation. arianna sanchez reports from lima protesters clashed with police. some of the protesters with makeshift guns and police apparently firing with live rounds, most of the, of the people that have been killed. apparently, according to the governor, a funeral people that have been shot in the chest and in the head. now many of the depths happened with protesters were trying to overrun the airport with thousands of demonstrators in brazil have rallied in defense of democracy a day after an attack on government buildings by supporters of full of prison shibel scenario. the calling for those responsible to be child a lesson american ital lucienne newman was at a rally and sal paula now because they want those responsible not only the ideological authors, intellectual office, but the ones who actually carried out the attack on this country. 3 institution

city park in california. len ramirez hiked in to get an exclusive look at all of the damage. >> this is a good example of why the park is closed. >> and he is dodging boulders on his way up the penitentiary creek trail in alan rock park. heavily damaged and impassable after the storm. the battering that the park took left parts of rockslides covering the trail. the threat is not yet over. >> this is not the full threat of the damage. it will probably get worse before it gets better. >> alan rock park in the east foothills is the oldest and largest city park, about five miles from downtown. steep and narrow canyons, vertical rock formations and century-old fixtures like this trolley bridge feels much further away. the wind has been a ranger here since 2016. >> it's known for flooding here. it's a crucial part of the history. this is the first i have seen it here. >> this city close the park for public safety during a storm on new year's eve. it's been shut down ever since. barely a trickle for most of the year. it became a raging river and overran and cut things on the main road into the park, taking out one lane. there are also numerous old oak tre

dodging the rim busters despite the risks. >> i switch a lot. i've almost gotten in accidents because other people are switching, which that's always fun. it gets crazy. >>> san jose is not the only city dealing with road repairs and cleanup. niles canyon road is still closed this hour. the road, which is highway 84, shut down between fremont and sunol as crews continue to clear debris there. it's expected to remain closed for another week. the next round of rain has neighbors in a small east bay neighborhood watching the hill in their backyards. the storm on new year's eve, it did cause debris to pile up against backyard retaining walls. people who live in that neighborhood are bracing for another slide. reinforcing yards, putting up sandbags today. if you want to keep track of the storm, when it moves into your neighborhood or app is a great resource. you can see storm ranger scanning the bay area. just download our nbc bay area app. it's free. >> 10% aparents lip is not enough. home prices are down around the bay area. sales remain extremely slow. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, explains why. >> reporter: it's got a big backyard and a spacious interior, but this willo

the action city leaders say needs to take place to come back the growing crime. >> president biden remains under fire after dodging a reporter's questions of his handling of classified documents this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> a good wednesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with the forecast. we enjoyed the sun yesterday, a little rain making a comeback. >>> it would be nice to space it out more but we are going to see one more wave of rain and then we'll catch a bigger break as we take a look at what we'll be talking about. it is cold as you head out the door. in the mid-30s and upper 30s, palo alto we're in the low 40s. as you head out for the east bay commute you don't need the umbrella or the windshield wipers at least not for now. temperatures in the low 40s here. this system approaches and starts to make its way into the bay area. it will be a quick-moving round of rain and coming late this evening. at 6:00 we're starting to see it pick up around ukiah and then for san francisco more like 9:00 to 10:00 to

dodging them myself all through op oakland. we spoke to one woman who was lucky to make it home after she hit a pothole in daly city. this is off the exit ramp up 280 and mission street. >> i heard a loud bang, and i've never had a tire pop before. i knew something was off because my car started veering toward the left. jobina: the first 12 days of 2023, caltrans says it received nearly 400 reports of potholes. last year, they received just nine reports for the entire month of january. if you hit a pothole, you can be compensated for the damage. we have information on how to file your claim at abc7news.com. reggie: life after prison. what elizabeth holmes is expected to do after she serves her sentence. popular pastry. the bakery yelp named as one of the best places to get a croissant. liz: more storms on the way. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. liz: do details this morning about what will happen to theranos elizabeth holmes

then ye, city tells the chinese broadcast has cctv that he seeing an upset and critical k that 19 cases mostly affecting the elderly yoke i will be in the number of severe cases is climbing dodge because patients in rural areas pay less attention to the mild symptoms at the early stage of infection and failed to receive timely treatments. vega to the order for java to go switch it since paging abandoned it 0 cove, it approach hospitals have provided clues that the corona virus is wreaking havoc and china right now. especially those hospitals felt by foreign camera crews and mobile thing uses last saturday, the chinese government announced that nearly 60000 people with coated 19 had died in hospitals since last month's policy change. and that's a big jump from earlier official figures. you should i that statement followed an accusation by the world health organization that beijing as heavily under reporting deaths from the virus aria sharia by the total number of deaths. including those outside of hospital is likely to be much higher than 3 years into pandemic. health experts fear that this leaning you yeah, travel season will intensify the current outbreak but like citizens an

dodging all those potholes out there. hate to break it to you, the gee worse aftll aer she ts.tosky 7 g potholes on highway 101 in redwood cityncisco, the public works department reports an average of 600 potholes per month. the department says it has already surpassed that number in just the first 13 days of this month. however highways are already saturated with potholes, we know this. in many cases, the cracks were already there, so the rain is just making it worse. >> we are playing catch up right now. we just got this big rainfall, so a lot of the pavements that got cracked when we did not have enough, the water is getting in, pieces are popping out. jobina: we are talking about how you can feel it in your bones sometimes when you hit the pothole. reggie: i worry about breaking my car. jobina: t tire, but the whole axle. reggie: do you everything, did i just break myself? jobina: yes. i just learned this. john harvey is the director of the uc pavement research center. in his lab, they are testing materials to help roads less longer. it has hired worse -- it has higher recycled content. in the north bay, they are facing a

that one and it's not a dodge, it depends and some has -- my wife and i live where we're kids is 14,000 people, three square miles and has the population density of a small city. all though it's a real quick onn and when we moved there, they didn't have a town manager. the select board did everything. there are jobs and so a lot of stuff just didn't happen so i got involved in a local government issue, which was a committee that we put together with out of town managers and we try to have the legislature and the legislature endorsed it by making it possible to put on the ballot and a lot of people showed up to vote on that. they voted that there's no town manager and it's been a giant teped up for the community. having one neck to choke every time something doesn't goin the way it'sed supposed to. but i think representative -- are you a representative town meeting or can anybody show up? okay. representatives of town meetings are where anybody can show up and you can have 50 people there or 500. then representative town meeting where local elections vote on school committee members and planning board members and select board members of city council members an

city. it made sense to make a stop to see what border enforcement operations were like and meet officials who have been impacted. >> reporter: the press secretary did dodgestion about whether biden would be getting a sanitized view of el paso, major efforts are underway right now to clear out the community that's been overrun with my migrants in recent week. this fiscal year-to-date there have been more than 168,000 crossings in the el paso sector alone and that is more than half a of the crossings in the same sector from all of last fiscal year but it's going to be harder to disguise the problem when biden crosses into mexico city. he'll have a meeting with mexican and canadian presidents and ahead of the visit el chapo's son was arrested, cartels have declared war on the mexican government, more than 30 people have been killed in shootouts with the military even attempting to shoot down aircraft to prevent the transfer. >> i was filming when the air forces arrived at the airport and they were welcomed with shots. we tried to leave walking toward a friend's house but we couldn't because they were shot and the plane had to take off again. everyone is on

that off-ramp in redwood city in particular and they're going to have to work on those potholes and all the potholes that have really popped up all over the place. we've been dodging of everybody who's been out on the roads in the last few weeks, knows. >> exactly what we're talking about. meanwhile, taylor, this a boulder comes down a hill and crushes a car in malibu yesterday. this was on the pacific coast highway. the driver miraculously not hurt. and that's partly because, well, all because of luck, he just happened to not be in the car at the time the rock felt he was in the driver's seat moments before. listen to how it was why it was he wasn't in his car. >> walked out, got a call. ran back inside. came out and car was just total. i'm really shook up. honestly. i don't think a par here again. after that's little traumatized from this whole ordeal. >> to go buy a lottery ticket. i was thinking, i mean, you like how lucky is he all that person back and thank them calling so he got out of his car when he did. >> nobody else was hurt. even though other a smaller rocks, you know, smashed the windshields and dinged other cars. look at that compared to the size of

city of fire at the crossroads of all times in july. with a copper rain fire wind, meet, meet me, who went beyond the three seas, dodge there, have enoughnwritten letter, and the sun pours lemon juice, and sand and a warm evening lurk to me. so transparent to my heaven, aim your soul of snot. and my soul flies to your love. they do not sleep, canals and bridges and midnight flowers will fill all the words with a magical smell, where the golden light of the headlights floats. there's air the boulevard barely even touches the sleepy clouds. do you believe in birds and poems, stars flow down your cheeks and in dark puddles fires are reflected with gasoline, the city is not right and mint snow on your lips, melting a fairy tale of love these days. but my love lives on. and your soul is calling and i'm already learning to fly. and my love lives on 25. then you will never get your soul from me, it is not easy. you are somewhere in the sky among the withered star companies. i will forever wait for a meeting until i learn to dream, until i learn to love, until i learn to fly. but my love lives on. a new love of you is one tapeworm nearby . thes

dodge, is it depends, right? sloan scott where my wife and i live raise her kids, 14,000 people, it's three square miles convinced of the got the population density of actually a small city but doesn't look like one. when we moved to their they didn't have a town manager. the select board basically did everything. a lot of stuff just didn't happen. so i got involved in a local government issue, which was a committee that we put together to determine whether or not we should change our charter to at least have town manager. we brought the charter. the select board sent to the legislature. the legislature endorsed it, thereby making it possible for us too put on the ballot that we put on the ballot and a lot of people showed up to vote on that and they voted that they wanted to have tenen manager and we haven't any think it's been a giant step up for the community. having one connection chokepoint when things have gone the way they're supposed to get better think, are your representative town meeting or can even show up? [inaudible] >> okay. there's two kinds attend meetings. there's town meetings where anybody can show up. you could literally have 50 people there or you c

the real defense of the city, they could not at least, how they did not try to do this, we will show them, when the forgery became obvious ukrainian propagandists continued to dodge? just like that, according to the same logic and the well-established ukrainian tradition, president zelensky tried to pass off a defeat as a victory. khvoyna, thanks to the fortitude of our soldiers, we stand in solidarity and won additional time and additional forces for ukraine. and that russia wanted to win everything there completely shattered life is almost gone. but thanks to whom the city was in ruins , local residents, whom our fighters took to a safe place, tell. ukraine village. that's how full. so deep in the throat, then ukraine also counted its razbabakhals, the city of solidarity, for the people. well, something like that and the tankers, shooting destroying such a joke in a conversation with my colleague kirill branin in the function of temporary accommodation. in donetsk shakhtyorsk , civilians confirmed that the nationalists covered themselves with people, as if they were hated by a human shield just because they talk insulted in russian. you are all couples here, yo