fernandez, research her with the try. continental institute for social research and co editor of don chang, news o walker, military supplies to ukraine, have made the u. s. and e, you feel the economic strain with increasing this content in europe over government policy on how are the ukraine conflict is developing? how do you see this mood developing and what consequences could it have for western germany? well, hello for a lot. thanks for having me. here, so i think 1st of all, i mean the mood, especially in the global south, is getting worse by the hour. you saw that recently present. i'm calling from frank said he was shocked about how much the west is losing track right. ability in the global south, but then even the president comes a few weeks later and do that. absolutely. eva with the president, the r c, which was precisely arrogantly in front of the cameras. so i think this is also expression of the hubris of the west at this point of course led by united states. so i don't think most of the countries in the global south right now. i mean, they are not looking to us or europe as a

. >> don changed after that, said cindy, didn't seem to want to act like a parent anymore. >> she metld stay the night at his house. when her kids are calling us to tell us that we have no more food in the house, there's no food, there's a problem. >> so when ben and john went to court to fight for the custody of melissa, sunday had to tell the truth. >> i told the judge that don was not taking care of her kids anymore. they were not a priority, they were not even number five. >> when ben won custody of melissa, and more than $200 a month in child support, john was devastated. this is her mother, sherrie washington. a retired deputy sheriff. >> she would sit in the garage and just ball about not getting her day in court. >> this was eating her alive? >> yes. it was really taking its toll on her. >> don started drinking, heavily. her teenage son devon watched his mother fall apart. >> she was starting to lose jobs, all hell broke loose. >> but murder? remember the police went to see don just a couple of hours after ben was killed and found her fast asleep. >> at what time did you think

another don, that is changing blue a with ah, ah ah ah, in fact this is a terrorist attack is no longer a secret. moreover, it was a terrorist act committed at a state level because no amateurs could commit an attack like this from the north stream pipeline bombing with a thank phone for the terrorist attack. well, the western version of events is complete nonsense. that recording appears in the us military drone is causing the black to see all the find me in come on to violate a no fly zone imposed by russia. washington would rather destroy taiwan semiconductor industry than let it.

another don, that is changing ah, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from gray. with we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicine, supplies. and freedom with in the heart i'm exemptions and i'm here to play with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that so 5th my list of opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please, or do you have the state department, the cia weapons breakers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show, stay mainstream, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change and the way things oh, european nations ultimately experienced that transformation where the exception that is was kind of defeated by the hard realities, right? or at least confronted with them in a very significant way. and you know

don. yes, republic, western media changed their narrative. downplaying the significance of the stronghold. we discussed this with a panel of guess. given the ukranian was, i don't think it said in significant and you look at the territory. that's later. that's significant territory. if the russians take it back over it, i think if you were to the people who stayed there are waiting directions to live in the city. ah, good afternoon for mark international students in moscow, and welcome to the hour's top stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about at the chinese key political event called the 2 sessions. the countries foreign minister said he hopes the you will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the ukrainian conflict, adding that the west is escalating the conflict and pursuing its own agenda while undermining the proposed chinese piece plan. earlier you honish, regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction and escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to s

don is that changing? today the former president's attorney was forced to testify before the grand jury investigating those classified documents found at mara lago. meanwhile a laundry list of trump's advisers have now been ordered to testify before the grand jury that's investigating january 6th. that includes mark meadows, donald trump's chief of staff. we've got much more on that. plus we paltrow taking the stand today she's being sued over a ski accident, which she described in graphic terms. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart. and then there was a body pressing against me. and there was a very strange grunting noise, so my brain was trying to make sense of what was happening. we'll talk about that. also how many scientists does it take to unscrew an oreo? scientists at mit unscrewed more than 1000 oreos in their quest to get a cookie with delicious, creamy filling on both sides. they even built an oreo meter to help tonight, these scientists will share their earth sh

no, i don�*t think anything is going to change. assault rifle. and i don�*t... i don�*t think it should be as easy to buy flowers as it is a gun. you know. there�*s just not enough to protect children. i felt like i was in shock and that it was just so close to home and the fact that it was attack on our children. but i think itjust kind of... i wasjust in shock, like, oh, my goodness, thisjust happened. and it's right up the street, you know? cbs correspondent cristian benavides is in nashville with the latest. overnight we got this disturbing surveillance video which shows the moment the assailant approaches the building. we also know from that video that the assailant shoots at the door and that is how the assailant is able to get inside the school. and then from what authorities have been telling us, first at the assailant shoots on the first floor, then goes to the second floor and that is where the shooter is confronted by five responding officers. two of those officers shot at the suspect and killed the suspect on—site. what

don' t' s cool. i've seen color changing nail polish, but blush. wow mindy.that why you cast fiona because of the unique product, or was it something else her personal qualities? it's both actually. we love fiona. she's obviously a fantastic entrepreneur and she has an amazing company that we were really excited and had never seen in the in the previous 14 season. so we i already know what happens because i was there, but we're really excited to see how she does tonight when she airs and have hopefully her sales see us skyrocket increased for sure. oh, there it is. okay. i see her putting it on fiona. this is cool. and i think something else that's cool is i've looked at your social media and you really talk about and feature your mom. she's been a big influence to you hasn't she? she definitely has i think i always like to formulate products that are inclusive and i mean that by like different age ranges and different skin types and i always love to showcase our products on my mom because it always looks so great on her. she looks amazing, but why do we need

and there are people ground who are hoping things change pretty quickly. don?a taylor's family, what are they saying? >> you can understand why they would be shock and disbelief about. this they're happy to have this report. but when you see the carnage this created, the demonstrations that were there and the fact they lost a loved one, you can understand the pain in the mother's voice. >> it's hard breaking to know that everything you've been saying from day one has to be said again through this manner, you know? that it took this to even have somebody look into this department. >> yeah, don, obviously the justice department drilled down on this. now time for the community and reporters, honestly, to go in and drill on what is going on in that police department right now and what changes will be made for that community. >> all right. ryan young. thank you very much for that. appreciate it. >> all right. reading through this is just -- 90-page report is stunning because what seems to me the lack of change and lack of accountability that happened after breonna t

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don: well, the board of directors decided to change the name to honor the founder ofof e foundation,now. and i don't want you guys to be thinking that i'm bragging a abt it, but that's what they d decid to do and here we are. damian: well, i'm still waiting for the catalino tapia statue to go in ththe center of the county building in san mateo o county. yeah, exactly. but tell us why you do this again, don catalino. you're a retired gardener and you decided why not help students. don: well, one of the major things is because i never had the opportunity to go to school, and to me education is number one because that's the way they're going to have a better future for their selves and for the family. so i'm not going to stop so easily. i'm going to keep on going until god pull the plug. damian: and this statarted, right, because you saw your son graduate from cal and you said, "why don't we have more latinos graduating?" don: correct. that night it was such a big compliment for the tapia family, and we were just jumping up and down and i noticed t that only a few latinos graduate the s

i know it doesn't feel like winter now that we changed our clock. donaccurate for the first time in six months. wind across parts of the east. winds 40 to 60 miles per hour. and there is the new storm for california. >> there is a little nervous this morning. on the coffee maker at home, it still said 4:00. i was like wait a minute, i'm really early this morning. actually, i was kind of late. there you go. >> have a good dasy. >> kaitlan is talking to me. >> a broken clock is broke twice a year. >> that is me. >> i don't know how to change the timer on my clock either. i'll figure it out. >> thank goodness for cell phones. we have other stuff to get to. >> you heard it from chad. california bracing for yet another round of storms. 17 million people under flood watches this morning there and in nevada. officials warning that monterey peninsula and the rest of the county may be entirely cut off. let's go to our colleague live in california for us. seems never ending. how are people coping? is. >> well, they're trying to do the best they can, poppy. good m

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again not just his presidential hopes, his whole entire political career, all of it, don but of course everything changedrump an to be fair, it started changin with bill clinton, who had a kind of gary heart like scandal, survived the allegation that h had an affair with jennife flowers during his campaign in 1982 but it completely changed with trump. so much so now that it all seems quaint to think that the stormy daniels affair woul matter one way or the other or would even have an effect on his political career but again, go back to 2016 remember the context at th time he had just survived near deat after access hollywood before he won the election from the cult of trump basically took on th republican party, it would'v been one hunted percen rational to use stormy daniels is an existential threat to hi campaign was just a few days t go before election day that's the context you need to remember because, again, if he is indicted for this, and it look like his probable, we don' know, if prosecutors i manhattan come forward and say they believe his action wa criminal, that was the motive. that's why he

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>> yeah, don trump is clearl trying to change where thing are going. he is making this announcement we also may recall a mar-a-lago when he did have hi property searched, he was th one to put that out there. this is a pattern that we have seen as everyone has bee careful to say you mentioned your reporting richard, we had msnbc are no reporting or confirming th possible indictment. the new york times - things that are expected almos did happen, sometimes they don't. it will ultimately be a very factual, concrete activity it' a grand jury returns and the eight puts forward and indictment with all trump is doing toda is clearly an effort to ad uncertainty chaos, delay, an or even possibly given the echoes january 6th, a direct physical appearance with the rule of law. i think today is very differen than yesterday or any day really since back t january 2021 we are back now in thi question of how donald trump the figure cast our system o government legally he is presumed innocent, legally there's a fair process but outside of that lega process, if he is ta

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change. this is our world war ii. don.octor, one of my favorite books, the world's search for meaning. he says the key to mental health is having hope. are we stealing away hope for these kids with this constant alarmism all the time? >> children are like violins. and they play the stress of their parents. so with the societal unrest and political divide, there are a lot of very you be happy children. if you mix that with their incredibly awful diets we feed kid today, just think of a happy meal, and the social media addictions they have, you see why anxiety, depression, suicide has gone up so much in children. >> you actually discussed this at length, the pernicious effects of social media. tiktok, instagram, it has to have a damaging effect on the young mind not prepared for the social evaluation all the time. what is this doing to our kids? >> i mean, there is no question it's dramatically increasing brain health, mental health, challenges, kids who spend the most time on social media. they often get those toxic politic

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changed in 200 years. this is typical for the don cossack, because we see, yes, not the transbaikal yellow lobe. lamp of the don cossacks because of the baikal ones, it was yellow to swim, in general, there were other clothes. well, now it's not enough. it's called pikesh, it's very warm. there is a cold weapon, a checker, only stabbing only when they are stabbed and chopping a sidekick - this is a sword, a broadsword and a saber was so bent. yes, here we have with the inscription. you see, without glory don't invest. yes, and from this side without need. don't take it out. this is the attitude towards weapons was about kazakov. now the kazakh is completely back. you know, just by itself straightens out a happy journey to the service. thank you enough. 3 years to six years old - this was already a real warrior, mastering all the techniques of martial art according to kazakh standards. i'm already incredible for learning and yet risking a noble cause. up is exposed. i say two two felling, you can cut sitting in the saddle without getting up. here. you can get up and i go down to add my body, that

ah, ah, fast forward to post soviet times, and it looks like little has changed from the 2004 our ins revolution to europe by don in 2014 support for closer ties to the west or russia are distributed along essentially the same lines. ah, a conclusion then, and now much of western ukraine views collaboration with the u. s. favorably done boss and crimea, not so much. in 2 areas of the ukraine, the local population apparently hold few grievances against the regime and probably would not assist special forces. the 1st is the crimean peninsula, which has historically been a part of russia being incorporated into the ukraine, only in february, 954 when it was transferred away from the rest of us are the 2nd area with a population strongly loyal to the regime, is the don bass, don bass is the center of heavy industry and mining in the ukraine. and apart from the crimea is the least ukranian district and its population and national character . ukrainians are a minority in the don bass, and those who live there are mostly urbanized frequently speak russian, and in many cases no longer consider themselves ukrainian cartu

just change the characters, one if don jr.ustice and a media that won't cover but thankfully you guys are covering it. >> brian: someone asked the question and said what about these payments to your family and he said not true. i'm pretty sure that's not going to fly for much longer, at one point he has got to sit down with somebody besides the daily show. so we will have to find out. kash, we look forward to see if the former president comes to new york tomorrow. if he is indeed indicted. thank you so much for put it in perspective. >> thank you so much. have a great morning. >> brian: you too. ashley strohmier is having great morning and wants to make it better. >> ashley: capturing the moment chinese moments illegally crossing the southern border this weekend. cartels reportedly charge between 30 and $50,000 per person for safe passage across the border. border patrol telling fox news the surge in activity is putting strain on agents seeing 920% spike in chinese migrants apprehension compared to last year. kim jong sunni ca

if washington does not change its approach to his country, your or no starts. and don also hailed the relationship between beijing and moscow . who said it's that an example for how foreign relations should be conducted. rescuers are searching for survivors after a landslide killed at least 15 people on a remote, indonesian island. dozens of people are thought to have been buried in their homes . following heavy rains or rescue efforts are being hindered by poor weather and down communication lines. and an exhibition detailing the reconstruction of the nurture don cathedral has opened in paris. it shows the progress made and the methods used to restore the iconic line landmark large parts of the nurture dom we're destroyed by a fire in 2019, but it's expected to reopen the public. at the end of next year, 10 of thousands of demonstrators have joined protests across france in a growing stand off over proposed pension reforms. they started in the early hours of the morning with blockades, set up on roads at key transport hubs and refineries. unions have vowed to bring th

change foxe approach to reporting the truth? >> probably not, because those viewers have already migrate to those more conservative outlets and don news stations it is amazing the rabbit hol you can go down in crazy right wing nut so information put ou there that is not factual. but it is interesting, i think with fox, their big thing is how do they settle or not. some people would argue that they have a judiciar responsibility to the board to settle this into the because it can get ver expensive. but i'm curious about how fo treats the republica candidates for president well, yeah, that is somethin we are all very curious abou and we'll be watching closely. but bottom line on this, david how do you see this ending what kind of impact do you think it has on fox news, both legally and among its viewers? >> a, if it goes to trial, i think it could potentially be landmark case up there with ne york times v. sullivan for different reasons. but this is one of the largest news platforms in the entire country that has been allege that they acted with malice to provide disinformation and ultimately provide punitiv cost to dominion voting

i guess the more things change, the more they stay the same, don. >> so should i tell you my story nowgive you a little bit more here. i want to give you an understanding of the state of reading in america. so the adults who have read at least one plus book in the last year in 2021 it was 75%. in 1978 it was 75%. so i think there might be this idea, right that is correct we're reading less, but n fact, we're reading the same amount -- the same percentage of people are reading as they were, say, 44 years ago or 45 years ago, but the way we're enjoying books has certainly changed, right? so in 2021 65% of americans read at least one book via print, 30% said an e book, 23% audio. compare that to a decade ago when it was 72% who read via print. so e books and audios have become much more popular, while print books have, in fact, become less popular. we are not reading the same way that we were. >> i wonder how many people are still going to libraries, too. there are beautiful libraries in communities that people i don't think they're taking advantage of. >> what's so interesting to me is i

but that all changed off the 2014 a euro might, and coo, and for 8 years russia has been trying to solve and resolve the situation in doth don bass peacefully. but the west, of course, has not been interested and has scuppered all of those attempts to re of the matter or we, it's just delilah to change the city lead for decades. we have been patiently trying to establish relations with the ukrainian state, but after 2014, the physical extermination of all those who advocated the development of normal relations with russia began. we have been trying for 8 years to persuade our so called partners to peacefully solve the problem in the dom bus. now it turns out that they just let us by the nose publicly, not embarrassed to talk about us, and we should go may said roches main focus. i'm with was those ethnic russians, the russian speakers are within that particular part of ukraine. but those that you have be massacred and, and exterminated. and he said that while russia is a multinational country, it cannot abandon. and it could not abandon those russian speakers and they had a duty to protect them. but he said that while the we

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. >> the new changes speed up the game and add some more excitement to america's past time. >> it is a beautiful opening day here at the ballpark, don. >> so true! but even with the new rules, the league was worried the game would still be boring, so they made some last minute changes. >> they've added hungry tigers to the field. >> something for the kids, i love it! also new, the pitcher is a vengeful demon child who lives in your tv. fun! >> the kiss cam is now x-rated, and let me tell you, don, they're really doing it! >> and, of course, the seventh inning stretch is now the seventh inning purge, where the fans fight to the death. >> really going to liven up that day! >> so grab the kids and come on out to the ballgame! >> so much fun! [laughter] >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert"! it's about crime! plus, stephen welcomes brooke shields! clint smith! and musical guest weyes blood! featuring louis kato and the "the late show" band. and now, live on tape in new york city, it is stephen colbert! >> stephen: yeah, baby! oh! i hope you have a good time! ♪ ♪ please e it! >> it's a celebration! >> stephen: happy thu

host: along those lines, the major questions doctrine espoused by don roberts -- john roberts in the epa case. is this a changen their originalist view? giancarlo: there is some criticism with the major question doctrine is not originalist. one of the problems with the west virginia case, we don't have a clear sense of where the court is finding this power. is it a rule of statutory interpretation given new life? is it an outreach of a nondelegation doctrine? if the court decides we might see more explanation from where this comes from. host: let's hear from georgia, sandy is on the line. sandy is on the republican line from dalton, georgia. caller: hi, this is randy. host: my mistake. caller: no problem. i have a problem with this. we need to teach our children responsibility. they have an obligation to take care of this. i go back to the vietnam days where everybody went to canada. the democrats let them all come back home with the rest of us went to vietnam. you have to accept responsibility. host: we will hear from karen in babylon, new york on the independent line. caller: good morning how are you today?

so whether this is especially especially case not, we'll change something we will see but possible. thomas, you are back from the don at skew, been to the don bass 8 times. what does the average everyday person needs to know when it comes to the lives of civilians? in that part of the world, well, am we, can we have to see that the m prince and joe we have 3 different parts which, which differ from each other. there's 1st of august until next i'm whether 6 years is absolutely key, clear. it's really hard to find somebody there was a kenneth, to russia. um they are, it's not necessary that they are in the fire and the see what a 70 m when you, when you, you know it's, it's quite a, i'm absurd because for example, i wasn't logan, stella was assisting with central maternity with an organization. and i'm in lou ganske and the city is quite normal. life. you know, and shops are open. barstow processors open san i'm. but if you go one or 2 minutes further to the front. um it's not a choice. it's nothing. so it's, it's very different. it's very different, but the people that know what this war because they know it since 20

don bass. are these 2 factors? the catalysts for the what looks like dramatic foreign policy initiatives, by changing paying sure. ah, well can, yes, i will say so. yes. and they really had the surgeon says the usa shot and troy. well, let's see how k all the united states, to repeat this, sy, go a retreat after so many years, which they of course, the rushing or invasion out. i know chinese government never use that word. i. as a scholar, i will use that word. it is the invasion, which certainly is not abide by international law, but don't forget again. china always sees nato enlargement as a threat, not only to russia. china also felt the pressure when nature start east or expansion in $99798.00. nobody remembered that episode. how china reacted china almost panic and the time. yeah. but it will shine it did when the full mouth. sweet. yeah. nancy pelosi has to die. one was to do a big drill of him. you know, some people were asking, why doesn't china? i don't know, she jin ping visit havana, visit havana or, or do something more than just a big military drill. right? no, no, i don't think a timing is right. bu

as an inside lawyer, he said, and uh, this changes the program for the integrated development of the transport system of the city of rostov-on-don km of roads are planned this year in new regions, this was announced at the final colleague. ministry of transport, its head vitaly savelyev discussed today the results of the work of industries and plans for the year all the details. vera moroz last year, financial support for the transport industry exceeded 527 billion rubles. this year there will be even more in different areas, given that the development of transport infrastructure, services, passengers and freight. last year, the pace practically did not slow down; at the final boards of the ministry of transport, the volume of freight traffic decreased by 0.4% and amounted to almost 7 billion tons, while passenger traffic, on the contrary, increased, and here the record holder is the railway in 2022. to her more than millions of passengers have taken advantage of air transport. 95 million people moved, of course, so as not to close 11 airports. there would be a few percent increase here. we managed to maintain an air fleet that

don in the kuban and the wind. everything is denser, but the temperature background, until it changes in st.with snow, and in moscow there is near zero snow. wet, snow. in general, cheeses could. hello hello. we've already called. and who are you? we already say, call. why did he just call you. well, you see, wake up, they came to you, who do not know. now he will come out. smirnov anton leonidovich remembered the village of lineyny house 20 thank you .

changing gop electorate. later house homeland security committee chair is part of a discussion on border security and immigration issues. >> ladies, don lemon is past his prime time. please welcome townhall senior columnist, founder and president of media research center. lives of tech talk and your host larry o'connor. ♪ >> they are giving is nearly enough time to talk about the media. i think this is great that it's named after don lemon because we happen to have someone on this panel kirst lichter who has a very important historic distinction, he was kicked off and banned from the don lemon show. what did you say? >> i'm on the show and this is in the run-up to trump and he says this is terrible, this is the worst thing ever, do you know what donald trump said? i'm like i don't know. he said he said that hillary got schlonged when she was running against barack obama. i said i don't care. hillary clinton literally stood by while her husband used an intern as a humidor. you can't say that. i said she sat there and literally stood by as her husband used an intern as humidor. boat. off of cnn. best thing that happened to me. >> meanwh

circumstances have changed including how people can remove their money. >> okay. so then -- would you not support the bill now? >> again, donwe have seen this. i don't think you can simply throw the baby out with the bath water right now and look at one piece of legislation five years ago that caused this. regulators are still out there. the bank has certain responsibilities. let's get the cause of this and see. and then we'll try to adjust accordingly. hopefully congress can get together. >> okay. i get what you're saying. i could pressure you more on this but u i want to move on. the former president mike pence had really harsh words for his former boss saying that history will hold donald trump accountable for his actions inciting the january 6th insurrection. why would he criticize trump like this now when he is fighting every investigation to talk about and try to figure out to get to the bottom of what happened on january 6th? >> you know, don, i think he's making a purely political calculation at this point. purely political. you've not seen that kind of language coming out of the former vice president since this tim

don bass region. visiting his troops in brushing occupied maria to france. now where the president there has defended his decision to force through unpopular pension reforms, emmanuel mc crohn says the changes which include raising the retirement age are necessary, and he says he's prepared to be unpopular to implement them. his remarks come as angry, protest escalate across france. in the southern french city of nice talk of revolution is in the air oh, mount side, the train station protested, sing, ah, we're here. even if macaroni doesn't want it, they say, while dozens occupy the tracks in sight, locking the line with a mascot of the french president, the architect of the pension reforms they so vim and li, oppose. but despite days of disruption and growing unrest across the country, emanuel micron seems determined to press on o muso bars. i speak to you right now, and do you think i enjoy implementing this reformer? no, no, it's good. do you think i could have done the same as many others before me and sweep this under the carpet? yes, maybe. but there is one thing i regret. it's that we weren't able to get the message across this reform is necessary for his exact model initiative. the

you don�*t think climate change and there being more rain possibly and more storms in the future willrainwater than simply throw it in the sewers in the first place. and that is what will make the difference. so this tunnel is buying london time to sort out the big issue, which is separating out sewage and rainwater? correct. that is exactly what we are doing. that daylight up there is blackfriars, and this is the end of our bike ride. there is construction material here so we can�*t go any further. but the sewage will continue down this pipe for 11 miles or so to a waste water treatment plant, the biggest one in europe, that will process all of the sewage and water that ends up in this massive pipe. look at that. i think that is the last time we will be able to film in there. in thisjob you there. in this job you are sent to weird and wonderful places. i went down when they started building. it is years in the making. such a huge infrastructure project. it is fascinating. it is hard to get your head around how big it is. and how far it goes. it should make a big difference. a definit

changed, and the rules of the game change as the game progresses, if you don’t like them, this is the principle of gentlemen. and therefore, in fact, what our wonderful don us, he says, i should be in this place. let me in, i will also share there, i should be there, but you have to understand that they are also aimed at dividing the world, the way they need it and mm two two worlds will not have these two worlds there are too many gray areas of intersection in this sense. i regret to say that a new system of international law can only emerge after a new yalta first. victory later, yalta then international law. this magazine american american communist he made a big mistake, because they probably think that now before the fourth article. we will bring troops to ukraine. and we won’t get anything for this, you don’t understand that those countries that will put troops there will receive immediately. hi nukes on the head, but they think they'll say look. for what we are already in the house, we are married not children. you canceled this move, so, as always, it happens to prepare. a refutation, so it somehow often happens when these fools begin to come up

don, i have been watching the trinity for the third hour. they are ramming blackened bodies into coffins. sometimes they break their hands and changeuniforms. what are they still wearing? cross in my hands, i help. i seem to have seen everything, but this is an obscene word . the urals are endless with endless tables. this is zhuchkovsky’s dad. that a very, very large flow of 200, i.e., killed muscovites in rostov is currently being repackaged, but now i can’t understand he is writing this for what purpose he was given a sanction, for example that russia wake up wake up here they are killing better fight and i can already see that they killed the best alcoholics, drug addicts, already bandits all of them are already lucky, this is s- the salt of the russian earth is already killing them, which wagner can you come now and says that even a certificate from a psychiatrist is not needed, moreover , the presence of actions i think there is a psychiatrist i am a complete psychologist okay, i am writing down a psychiatrist this right there, the pass immediately says welcome here to us, that more people who will not have any delays, it is

how the requirements for hotels have changed about this in a special report in the middle of the hour. buses with passengers stuck in traffic on the m4 highway don near rostov-on-don, there, due to bad weather, a many-kilometer traffic jam formed hundreds of cars have been standing for more than 20 hours at some point, people ran out of fuel at the nearest gas stations, there was no food and water. everything is instantly sold out now, according to the ministry of emergencies , the traffic jam has decreased from 60 to 30 km, the road service is clearing the way, more than 200 people and over 100 units of special equipment are working about 20 minutes ago. the ministry of emergency situations reported that the movement was launched in both directions. now more than a thousand cars remain in traffic jams. and today in the first trucks were able to drive towards moscow along the snow-covered road, meanwhile the weather in the region begins to change according to weather forecasts. wet snow will fall until evening. but at night it will already turn into rain from the place of emergency , reports marina caprio, the situation on the highway is being p

don talks about. it's like they've been woken up from asleep right now, sally, you're one of the many, many, many protests against these changes. you're from standing together just to give us some context. just tell us a little bit about your group, what it represents and, and what you stanfull absolutely. um, extended together is a, you mentioned that we are a grassroots movement and we work at throughout the country locally as well as nationally around to she's a piece equality and social justice. and there what standing together is really trying to do through these protests, which are obviously a, you know, not lead by one and movement, but rather is led by, you know, tens of different organizations and organized group as well as, and very organic and mobilization of the israelis who are going on to the streets. and what we are trying to do is really a understand also a strategically, as well as a politically what's the best, a way we can capitalize on this moment. and recruitment clearly, when you represent all sides of the spectrum and you've been protesting today what and throughout the last few weeks, what, what sense h