collapse, but four other people are still missing as the investigation is now getting underway in earnest. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> i'm dan ashley, and i'm j.r. stone, the two bodies were located earlier today by divers. they were found in about 25ft of water inside a truck. >> meantime, ntsb investigators boarded the cargo ship that struck the francis scott key bridge, causing it to collapse. so suddenly. they took the data recorder and have sent it to a lab to piece together the timeline of the events. just a few hours ago, maryland's governor touched on the importance of getting the port of baltimore up and running again and replacing the bridge. >> the collapse of the key bridge is a global crisis. the national economy and the world's economy depends on the port of baltimore. the port handles more cars and more farm equipment than any other port in the country. >> the u.s. coast guard has launched its own investigation and is making plans to remove the massive cargo ship and repair the waterway. we are expecting an update from the ntsb momentarily. you see it right t

earnest earnest. so in the long run, really, we've seen over the last 30, 40, 50 years technology evolving and changing the way we live, changing a lot of things in our life. how do you see a technical solution to the problems of metals and, lithium? in other words you've got this the focus here has been on climate change and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. are there ways to do that other than building electronic that are less metals intensive than of evs? sure. so can technology solve this of i don't like up the earth, but i do want to have a green. i want to have a green system. well, i mean, one thing, you know, i'm going to answer question sort of indirect way and then sort of get there. i mean, this is about so much more than electric vehicles. if we climate change is serious, then there are ways to deal with it. but every single part of our everyday lives going increasingly electric and i have this chapter in the book where i talk about leaf blowers, which might sound extremely innocuous and

now begins the pivot to the general election in earnest. and today the president is headed to wisconsin. yet another state that he narrowly won 2020, where he's also we're going to try to mobilize voters and open the first campaign headquarters while also taking the time to tout infrastructure, which is another key theme for him going into november casey all right. priscilla alvarez for us at the white house. priscilla. thank you very much all right. one other thing that's working potentially in president's by biden's favor is this trend that we've seen emerge out of the republican primaries in many states, 20 to 30% of republican voters basically are telling us they don't want trump as their nominee. and you can see it there in the numbers. a new focus group conducted by the new york times is shedding light on how former trump supporters are thinking about november's contest. former supporters what those voters decide to do, could very well determine the outcome of the election. our panel is back david frum, staff writer for the atlantic j

he was very earnest and serious.her members loved to make fun of him, but he was a very good and and he told a good story in his oral history. here's two of my favorite people on the committee. on the left is a woman named shirley kee. she hired she was the fifth emplee of the truman committee. e 22 years old, right out of college, very well-educated, which, of course in washington, d.c., of that time as a woman work course upwas qualified for and but she quickly rose up and became the boss of the other secretaries and she was in charge of greeting people who in early on, hugh fulton realized that truman committee needed a press. somebody was going to talk to the press, deal with reporters d on a guy in new york city. this guy right here, walter haymaker, hammer down from new york on the train, a beautiful spring day in 1941. he walked in, he met this yog woman here and she said, hey, us, mr. portman's busy right now. why don't you go take walk around the city and lo blossomsa little while. they hit it off. eventuall

um, since the attack started in earnest a couple of months ago, and of course we have a massive increase in shipping insurance for any investments that goes through the right seat. that means a lot of the majority of global shipping companies are renting now. ships that go from in europe around the african road, which is at least 10 days longer travel time, which means longer transport routes and more uh, transport costs as hands direction to thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. thank you so much. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world of the cranes capital has been hit by the largest russian as striking recent weeks. the crating apple says it shot down over themselves, but 17 people were in just several buildings were also damaged. for full, it's coming in from hazy, say, a natured gang leader has been killed in the capital. puerto prince sources say the gang so known as t. greg was who escaped from prison early this month was killed in a police operation political group. so working the set top a transitional council to restore order

um, since the attack started in earnest a couple of months ago. and of course we have a massive increase in shipping insurance for any business that goes through the right seat. that means a lot. the majority of global shipping companies are renting now. ships that go from in europe, around the african road, which is at least 10 days longer travel time, which means longer transport routes and more uh, transport costs as hands direction though. thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. thank you so much. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. to report some hazy, say a major gang leads out as being killed in the capital port or prince. so, so say it against the known as g. craig, who escaped from prison, the id this month was killed and a police operation. political groups are working to set up a transitional council to restore order until the elections can be held for my cap line separate to see to call us push them on, says he will stand in catalonia is regional elections in may push them out and

so far we have more than a dumpling of container prices since the attack started in earnest a couple of months ago. and of course, we have a massive increase in shipping insurance for any investments that goes through the right seat. that means a lot. the majority of global shipping companies are renting now ships that go from in europe, around the african road, which is at least 10 days longer travel time, which means longer transport routes and more uh, transport costs as hands direction to thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. thank you so much. i and dozens of the hinge or refugees have been rescued off the curse of indonesia. local fishermen pulled the people to safety off to the boat capsized the day, and the group was sailing from bung that ash with within half a 1000000 range of have been resettled through a hinge are minority unless an ethnic group heavily prosecuted in me in law 0 injure refugees had been stuck at sea for more than a day. until a search and rescue team found them under the beating sun. they had been travelling in a wooden boat capsized afte

um, since the attack started in earnest a couple of months ago, and of course we have a massive increase in shipping insurance for any residence that goes through the right seat. that means a lot of the majority of global shipping companies are renting now. ships that go from in europe around the applicant route, which is at least 10 days longer travel time, which means longer transport routes and more uh, transport costs. that's hands diction though. thank you very much indeed for your time and analysis. thank you so much for the 2nd look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the cranes capital has been hit by the largest russian and strike in recent weeks. the crating apple says it's jump down over themselves. the 17 people were injured. several buildings were also damaged for my cap line separate to see to call us push them on, says he will stand in catalonia as we saw elections in may push the mom has been living. and next all since leaving main officer failed break away. 102017. he's hoping to return to the country once an amnesty deal put forward by spain send t

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you see the precipitation in earnest right now around clear lake.ddletown, hidden valley lake, just outside of vacaville. also martinez. we do have some light rain showers there. spotty hit and miss showers beginning to dry up, but then the next round after midnight. current air temperatures in the 50s and 60s 63 in san jose, the winds are picking up 17 mile per hour gusts in nevada. when you get that gusty wind, boy, it adds a chill in the air. we have a 18 mile per hour wind gusts right now near oakland international airport, as well as mineta international airport. a wind advisory goes in effect for your friday. the winds up to 25, gusts up to 45. the advisory takes place at 11 a.m. until saturday at 5 a.m. for the san francisco area, the peninsula, the east bay hills, the santa clara valley, all the way to santa cruz mountains and into monterey bay. so there the sweeps going looks unorganized. let me play it out for you. like this. this is futurecast, and by tomorrow morning's commute we will have the rain beginning around the immediate coastlin

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thousand indignant farmers gathered at the prime minister's office, so the protests flared up in earnest future, they are seeking the abolition of the so-called green agricultural transition, which under the motto eco-standards are bankrupting farmers and driving up food prices for others. right now, agricultural producers are demanding a ban on duty-free transportation of cheap grain from ukraine and are ready to throw stones at anyone who disagrees. some protesters tried to storm the seimas building. several activists even managed to break through the police cordon with flags, but they were not allowed to hang the banners on the building. true, along the way , angry farmers had already let off steam in wall-to-wall clashes with the police. desperate breadwinners or lawless hooligans, the opinions of the sejm deputies regarding who they are dealing with are divided. ognieszka vaitsekhovskaya claims that in the crowd of farmers there are provocateurs, and the braves and the policeman, trying to curb them, suffer losses, there are indeed victims, but deputy dariusz matecki has a different

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basmanny court of moscow and journalists representing almost all russian media began the siege in earnest early in the morning, awaiting the moment when the detainees would be brought here in paddy wagons from the investigative committee. in addition to the dense ring of journalists near the courthouse there were also reinforced police squads. to their special vehicle and here are two separate courtrooms, where at the beginning rachabalizadeh, saidakrami and mirzoev dalerjon were brought, both were charged with committing a terrorist attack that resulted in the death of a person as part of an organized group, paragraph b, part three of article 205 of the criminal code of the russian federation. the maximum penalty under this article is life imprisonment. both suspects admitted their guilt completely. two more members of the group: muhammad sabir falzov and shamsidin fariduni, the third and the fourth shooter, who mercilessly opened fire on unarmed people, the verdict here is the same, elect the accused. into custody, set the period of his detention for 1 month 28 days, that is, until may

it is at night that their work begins in earnest, and there is plenty of work to do, as the number ofnded and killed in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces continues to grow. of course, it was added, especially in light of the latest russian attacks, we're much busier now. military medic leonid showed us the ambulance in which they bring wounded ukrainian soldiers from the battlefield, give them first aid inside, and then take them to a field hospital. this ukrainian armed forces soldier, for example, received a shrapnel wound and also suffered a concussion. he may have to return to duty immediately after receiving assistance. in centers, like this one in kharkov in north-eastern ukraine, the wounded are given psychological treatment and... leave kupinsk, then the front line is already will take place here. and urgent news from the basmanny court , a trial is now beginning there, three accused, suspected of involvement in the terrorist attack in krasnogorsk, two islomov brothers, their father, twenty-five-year-old dilovavar islomov, a russian citizen born in dushanbe, for the last

but the real earnest weather is going take a while to drop in the town. that will be on friday with the rain we've been talking about right now. already up to 61, antioch, not wasting anytime at all are more checks. and 51. 49, a cool spot there for fremont elsewhere. the 40's are pretty much contained in the north bay. 54 for half moon bay. 55 meanwhile for san jose. so the deal upstream we're talking about happens on friday afternoon into the evening hours and then another punch for saturday. it looks like, but it looks like a nice break happening on sunday. maybe a couple of scattered showers going on here. but we might open up the skies a little bit. then a few stray showers, maybe on monday before more earnest rain by the middle of next week. so the inconsistent spring-like weather continues say that we're past the equinox now. the 4 zone forecast for you today. we're at 61. san francisco will keep them in upper 50's near about 60 at the coast6 clearing out in spots. we can already tell those 63 for burning game. 65 foster city was san carlos redwood

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i think that the president is being earnest when saying he's, he's trying to exert pressure. i think there are levers that he's pulling right now. and the fact that last week we were having trips canceled and all that stuff, it's just highly unusual in a long bipartisan relationship that we've had between the us and israel it's significant than washington post is now reporting congresswoman just now that the biden administration has quietly authorized the transfer of a new >> arms package for israel, including more 2000 pound bombs linked to previous mass casualty events in gaza, as you know, how will michigan voters react to this? and isn't time for president biden to put conditions on military aid to israel. >> well, look, i haven't seen that exact report, but that it my my assumption is that those things were approved previously because we haven't had an aid package come up to us. in the house back comprehensive aid package that we've been talking about, i think for months with ukraine and taiwan and israel. but look, i mean, this is the importance of being on the same pag

the center , let’s ask victoria chernikova, but it looks like spring is getting down to business in earnest less room left for winter, she chose her headquarters... in khatanga on saturday -24 in kazyl -6, but in omsk there is finally a thaw, in european territory the thaw has reached the arctic circle, although it will soon get colder in the north, in arkhangelsk on saturday +3, on sunday -2. in the middle zone all weekend there is beautiful spring weather, sunny during the day, in some places it’s already up to +10°, in the south the weather is getting better, it’s not raining everywhere anymore, in the crimea it’s about ten degrees above zero, in the krasnodar region it’s up to plus. 16 in st. petersburg on saturday + 7:9 with light rain, in moscow the sun and april 7:9, the weather calls for a walk. it was a weather forecast in a country that has never been over the sun is setting, only here in the largest country in the world could an online bank appear, which is already trusted by more than 40 million customers. tinkov. tinkov: 40 million customers in the largest country in the world.

scandal on the political arena of germany has flared up in earnest.lternative for germany party has already requested. one of the possible reasons that the conversation of the air force officers was able to be recorded is an individual user error, not all participants complied with the requirements for a secure connection, as far as we know, there was a data leak of a participant in the conversation in singapore. thought-provoking news is coming from our neighboring countries: poles are arming themselves en masse, as the rzeczpospolita newspaper reports, citing statistics from the ministry of internal affairs, arms sales in the country are already breaking all records for the second year in a row. in 2023 , over 40,000 people received the appropriate purchase licenses; now the poles have almost 850,000 firearms in their hands, compared to revolvers, pistols and rifles, which was the largest annual figure for the country in the 21st century. a rare guest of our reviews. czech republic: more than half of the country's residents do not support membership

now, the governor wrote in part, "it's time to work in earnest toward an enduring peace that will funnish the lasting security, autonomy, and freedom that the palestinians and the israeli people both deserve." >>> all right. do you have an iphone or an android, and does apple have too much power when it comes to the iphone? the cupertino-based company is now facing a lawsuit accusing it of having a monopoly. the doj and 16 states, including california, are suing. that lawsuit claims the iphone and other apple services like its digital wallet discourage customers from using rival devices or products. nbc's gia vang spoke one-on-one with california's attorney general about why he joined this lawsuit. >> they've secured significant market power in the performance smartphone and smartphone markets. 65% and 70% respectively. and they've used that power to block others from having access to the iphone, and they have deteriorated the performance of certain products, not because their offerings and their products are better, but because they have the power to do so. >> let me ask you this. has ap

now in earnest, that he is the presumptive nominee, and that is what the rnc we know that donald trump had overhauled the rnc. we saw him install his hand pick leaders. michael whatley as chairman, his daughter-in-law, lara trump, to serve as co-chair but we've learned overnight that there also shifting to a new focus. and that's election integrity. chris lacivita, one of donald trump's top advisers on the campaign, who is also now has a top role at the rnc, picked two people, one of republican lawyer, charlie spies, and also christina bobb, a former one, america news network correspondent to focus on election integrity specifically. and so we're really seeing them already kinda preview one of their key focuses as they gear up for this general election and it's going to continue to be what we saw in 2020, which is their focus on potential fraud in november. and i also just want to point out that this focus on the left should integrity is something that donald trump cares very much about. it's one of the reasons he was so angry with the former chairwoman of the rnc, ronna mcdaniel. he h

clear where the farmers saw pro-european officials. indignant farmers, so the protests flared up in earneste seeking the abolition of the so -called green agricultural transition, which, under the motto of ecostandards, ruins farmers and drives up food prices for others. and right now , agricultural producers are demanding a ban. a duty-free cart of cheap grain is on the course of ukraine and are ready to throw a stone at anyone who disagrees. some protesters tried to storm the building. several activists even managed to break through the police cordon with flags, but they were not allowed to unload the rods onto the building, although along the way the angry farmers had already let off steam in wall-to-wall clashes with the police. desperate breadwinners or lawless hooligans, the opinions of the sejm deputies are divided as to who they are dealing with. ogneshka vaitsekhovskaya claims that in the crowd of farmers there are provocateurs, and the brave ones are police. you never know, it is possible that this tank made of straw, which the farmers called agro abrams, olga panomaryova, evgenia

showing and polls among hispanics when groups like the culinary workers union, for example, begins in earnest, letting hispanic voters in las vegas and phoenix know that trump is promising mass deportation as well as as he signaled the kaitlan collins at the cnn town hall a year ago, the resumption of his family separation policy. so it'll be interesting to see whether these two dynamics really can sustain all the way to november trump polling better than any republican ever among hispanic voters. and also promising the most aggressive deportation effort really dwarfing what eisenhower did ever in american history >> and mike pence says, he quote, cannot, in good conscience, endorse trump, and it's not just because of what happened on january 6, he says that trump's agenda is counter to a conservative agenda. >> what is >> your reaction to that >> yeah, i don't know how many voters mike pence moves by himself. but the question is really is whether he is opening space for others to make the same declaration as you noted, tenses, critique of trump was essentially that he has abandoned the reaga

no stage consultants let scorsese to completely change a key scene for earnest visit smally at home. and there's a storm coming, the you to understand about our culture is that for example, when i was a young kid or 5 or 6 that'd be running around my house and my grandma would be there and. and then one day was running around, she goes, stop it, stop it sits, sit still. so there's a storm coming and she said, sit and be quiet and let the blessing of the storm. the content is giving us, but it wash over us. and we had to sit and let the storm pass and relish actually appreciate. appreciate the blessing of nature. storm is powerful. so we need to be quiet for a while. the lacrosse judge for sure says be still originally the same is that we're drinking and some he gets drunk and she can hold the liquor and that's or so now this is more interesting, but it's that sense. so that's so much also about the different cultures. the totally different culture. yeah, i'm here, it's in the, in the sense i found with the sage i'm as a sense of giving, giving away giving gifts, giving and the layers

with the bow today to select a contractor, east san jose could see the project begin in earnest. elected leaders representing east san jose held a press conference you were talking about to talk about the economic impact of this project that would connect east san jose to alan rod via light rail instead of the bus service they have now. >> it is not just about moving people, it is about creating job opportunities, creating mobilization for our residents in a more environmentally friendly way. >> if you have a moment to look at the map, this is the area we are talking about. the redline is about to .4 miles. that would be an elevated track along east capitol expressway. it would get commuters a better, faster, more efficient way to get from east san jose to alum rock which would get in the to milpitas. a big long-term project. today's vote is to pick the contractor for the $650 million project, which is already over the initial estimates. although it is over, there is no vote related to funding today. we will follow that eta vote for you later today. if the board goes forward, wor

president those bed a bunk, always on the line a little but please have a seat in honest to talking earnest. we may be prom of our achievements and this domain. why so? so because our did call a government which, which has progress to much better than in many of the countries worldwide. and this is definitely the married so many people from such teams, including the vice prime minister, trying to try and call on the sponsors behind this blueprint and the festival also. and we have done some strides forward, but this isn't sufficient. and we all need to, together with the colleagues inside the country and internationally, to work on that much. and we might double down and all efforts, probably as this is come on knowledge that you know, this holds the future advancement will provide competitive advantages to each nation. that has the treatments and the caea we will be doing so there's a lot of questions and issues about ethics, but we also have something to boast in the positive sense, you know, quite well with our leading companies. we have come to terms and they told you to have establishe

to hit all those battleground states here as the general election campaign season gets started in earnestna. thank you. state regulators allowing waymo to expand its bay area fleet, the robo taxis are still not allowed to take passengers to the airport, the chronicle reports. waymo needs permission from sfo to include the airport in its commercial services. waymo would need a permit even to include service to and from sfo facilities like long terme parking or the grand hyatt hotel. theúapproval for waymo to roadmap. the airport could come after it gets more real world experience, taking people up and down the peninsula. >> california is launching new recycling regulations today. the state released draft guideline regulations to cut single use plastic waste and hold plastic producers accountable by products sold are recyclable or compostable. in addition, calrecycle also announced today $55 million in grants supporting technology solutions and workforce development for the future of recycling in california. >> a former dna scientist being called into question over her lack of standard prot

we want the government to go back to the beginning, and start earnest negotiations with doctors.on—man from the school of public health at seoul national university. i spoke with him earlier and asked him if the strike has been effective and if the doctors will be returning to work. i don't think so because in the past, the history of health reform in korea, doctors or health associations have never been defeated, because at the last moment the government took a step back and yielded to and listen to what they want. so because of that history, i do not think the medical association or trained doctors, would be back to workplace quite soon. the doctors must know that the public support has largely been with the government and not with them, so what do you make of their argument it is not about a fear of competition, but wider health care issues? i think they are lying, i'm sorry to tell this. the korean healthcare system is predominantly private, so it means that increased numbers of doctors means more competition, and decrease the possibility, i mean, lower income for them. so th

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so if i understand correctly, your read on it is, benjamin netanyahu is not negotiating in earnest. he doesn't actually want a deal in that you're set up in a bit safe. yes, he's not willing to get the deal that would enable him as to be seen as someone who achieve something he wants to continue his war and he wants to probably at the the americans end up here. and as if he's trying to help everyone to get to a deal, but you know, he's undermining at the negotiations by a changing to getting into demand. that's all actually uh, that's even larger than the argument of netanyahu. and other seniors really figure is, is that the more we meaning, the more they these realize put pressure on how much the, the better deal we can hope to get in yet? do you believe that argument? why do you mean uh that they've been, they made this perfectly clear enough from the get go and the only minutes we operation? well, we can have my son mix him as a compromise and, and conceived and disabled as it, has there been much compromise so far? i think they offer something. i mean, i'm, us, position has chan

well , do you remember that the first moment when a black cat ran between russia and the west in earnestm the west, tried to adopt values, ideals, principles, norms. this abyss, 2007, 2008, events in the caucasus, and so on and so forth, that is , by the time of these elections, of course, and even earlier, by the time the northeast military district began, there was a clear understanding that the west is pursuing only its own goals, only its own interests, not agreeing to respect the interests of russia, this is exactly the assessment that putin gives, this assessment has essentially already been shared. the absolute majority of russians, of course, had discussions about what to do in such a situation, well, endure or fight, or not notice, turn a blind eye and look for some other ways, there was a discussion, but after february of the twenty-second year it became clear that we are all now in the same boat, and some, some alternative , except for everyone to get together and go to the end, defending their integrity. can do it very calmly, not really worrying about the reaction of the pop

>> i think she came across really earnest and and really earnest and honest, and it really , you it wasrtwarming, really, you know, she just looks like any ordinary woman who's going through a diagnosis at the end underneath all the princess title , everything else, they are title, everything else, they are just ordinary. well, they're not ordinary but they are ordinary people, but they are humans, all us. and they humans, like all of us. and they suffer same things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i r same things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i thinksame things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering she: we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering she does do, i think considering she does have a cancer diagnosis, she looked well, but a little bit tired , but i thought the setting tired, but i thought the setting was lovely. i think it i think it was. it couldn't have been done any better, to be honest. >> most definitely. well, we have reaction now from

>> i think she came across really earnest and and really earnest and honest, and it really , you it wasg, really, you know, she just looks like any ordinary woman who's going through a diagnosis at the end underneath all the princess title , everything else, they are title, everything else, they are just ordinary. well, they're not ordinary but they are ordinary people, but they are humans, all us. and they humans, like all of us. and they suffer same things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i r same things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i thinksame things that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering that we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering she: we humans, like all of us. and they suf1i think considering she does do, i think considering she does have a cancer diagnosis, she looked well, but a little bit tired , but i thought the setting tired, but i thought the setting was lovely. i think it i think it was. it couldn't have been done any better, to be honest. >> most definitely. well, we have reaction now from showbiz

are more than seven months away, but the pre-election battles in the country are already raging in earnesteing sued, it's a commission marecopa county election observers in arizona are leaving the meeting in full. under pressure from trump supporters. you are traitors. if they do not resign, we will call in the military and go to a military tribunal. you know what the punishment for betrayal is. in 2020 , biden won the elections in arizona with a minimal margin. maricopa county, the largest in the state, and which voted for trump, were confident of fraud. then the trumpists stood outside the windows of the local election committee day and night, demanding a recount. members of election commissions received death threats. hey mr. hickman, if you die, we 'll hang you. clint hickman is one of those who counted the votes in arizona in 2020, and although he himself supported donald trump then, that's it. no joke, election commissions in arizona are now undergoing training in the event of a shooting, learning how to quickly barricade doors, bandage wounds, how to stop bleeding, such preparation

well, what are you, you’re overheated, it’s baking, vanya, i want everything i know, i came here in earnestart, suddenly, what fools we are, don’t rush, zoya, let’s go for a walk again, i’ll introduce you to the guys in the evening, they’re good . let’s sit, no, no, no way, and don’t even think about accompanying me, no point, we saw each other, and okay, maybe i’ll fly away today. but what kind of owner will i be, you can’t do that, zoya, not like a human being, you can, vanya, you can, that’s the only way you can, do you hear, don’t see him off, are you being official? on a personal level, do you have any serious things to do? yes, i have! it didn't turn out like a human being! tanya, good evening, wait, don’t run away, i’m not running away, who else are you waiting for, this is a friend who came, a lonely person, i’m also lonely, for some reason loneliness doesn’t stick to loneliness. “i only see you, i only hear you, what do you say, san, what should i do , i love you, i don’t know, vanya, in my opinion, you are your own you are not looking for happiness there. think, yes i thought , i

the submission of imperial succession, these safeguards were effectively removed, and now we are in earnest. we can talk about it, but no one touched it, not even the most great and bright patriots, who alone tried, in particular, the institute of national memory, tried to raise this, but at the highest level it was all extinguished, well , i remember that viktor yushchenko dared to touch on this, he even speaking near this very museum, like the second world war, he once invited soviet veterans and upa soldiers, he said that all people. .. those who fought in the second world war for the independence of ukraine are our heroes , we honor them, and you remember what a ruckus there was then, how people did not perceive, that is , society was not ready, not only the political class, society, well, and now we ready, what hindered us after the 15th, 14th year to do this, it seems that this sacredness has fallen, this madness has fallen, but we have already had 10 years of war, now what is stopping us from doing it, let's say there... sacredness has not fallen, i say, laws, decommunization laws ar