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trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel. >> reporter: engel has been called to testifyas the unnamed driver of the presidential vehicle. meanwhile, tomorrow marks one week until the deadline for the former president to respond to the committee's subpoena for documents. one committee member tells cbs news, there's still no firm indication if trump will comply. >> o'donnell: and scott, so why are they bringing them back?e what do they want to know? >> reporter: they only have weeks left of the committee, but they just got a voluminous set of secret service records. it's far from clear if the witnesses have talked about that incident in the vehicle involving former president trump. and the committee wants to know how early in the day trump knew about the attack at the capitol. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane, thankyou. well, today, one of the january 6 rioters who attacked d.c. officer michael fanone received one of the harshest sentences yet-- 7.5 years in prison. albuquerque head was seen dragging fanone outside the capitol, yelling to the crowd, "i got one." prosecutors

trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel. >> reporter: engel has been called to testifynnamed driver of the presidential vehicle. meanwhile, tomorrow marks one week until the deadline for the former president to respond to the committee's subpoena for documents. one committee member tells cbs news there's still no firm indication if trump will comply. >> and, scott, so why are they bringing them back? what do they want to know? >> they only have weeks left for this committee. but they just recently got a voluminous new set of secret service records. it's far from clear if the witnesses have talked about that incident in the vehicle involving former president trump, and the committee wants to know how early in the day trump knew about the attack at the capitol. >> scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> well, today, one of the january 6th rioters who attacked d.c. officer michael fanone received one of the harshest sentences yet, 7 1/2 years in prison. albuquerque head was seen dragging fanone outside the capitol, yelling to the crowd, i got one. prosecutors called it barbaric.

our richard engel inside ukraine. >>> also tonight, the new development in the mar-a-lago documents battle. what the justice department is urging the supreme court to do. >>> scary moments at a day care. why dozens, mostly children, were rushed to the hospital. >>> countdown to the midterms. just 28 days away, top republicans traveling to georgia to campaign with herschel walker amid his abortion controversy and the tightening senate race in pennsylvania. our exclusive with john fetterman. his first in-person sit-down interview since suffering a stroke on his battle with dr. mehmet oz, his recovery and his message to voters questioning his health. >>> another stunning twist in the case made famous by the podcast "serial." the new evidence that led prosecutors to drop murder charges against adnan syed. >>> the results of nasa's mission to intercept an asteroid. was it a success? >>> and remembering a beloved tv sleuth. the legendary angela lansbury. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it is really anybody's guess what the russian strategy is tonight

tens of millions al roker is here >>> russia launching a wave of kamikaze drones on kyiv our richard engel inside ukraine >>> the deadly fire erupting inside one of iran's notorious prisons where americans are being held what we're learning. >>> new details in the suspected serial killer arrested in california as he prepares for his first court appearance >>> the major change beginning today that could benefit millions of americans with hearing loss >>> nbc news investigates radioactive contamination at an elementary school. where did it come from is it a risk to kids >>> and back in the picture. in a digital world, why film cameras are suddenly flying off shelves again. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening, everyone it is not only been one of the race's most critical to the control of the u.s. senate, but also one that has generated some of the biggest personal controversies and surprises. tonight, with 22 days left until the midterm elections, early voting is under way in georgia, where republican hopeful herschel walker sat down for a wide-ranging in

know if she is still there or not, lenin and who is there and putin and putin listen to someone, engelshrown out they threw something at him, it was still not like that, it was still him capitalism and yes, the last name is engels or something. do you know the diabelyus, maybe it would fit, because in modern russia, they somehow move the studios, please put him behind the wheel, it was volga or something, only chaika gas-21 is actually called that this one we are gassing with beautiful er beaten not beaten broken russian er russian off-roads and then he will come back and already then we can talk with him about something more substantive here friends well, we continue our er marathon and we will also want a little let's talk now about the situation in the kherson region e ukrainian offensive continues there, they are developing very rapidly in their own, so rapidly that there are not enough places for the russian occupiers in the crimean hospitals, whose ranks are being thinned by our military silver kittens, a journalist from kherson is already with us e p serhiy well let's start our c

engel grabbed his arm said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge toward him. >> when she says mr. ornado who is telling her this story, sh he is referring to tony ornado, a central figure in this drama around the secret service. he was an agent on trump's protective detail for the first two years as president until he left to go work at secret service headquarters. then trump brought him back. not as a secret service agent but a top official in the west wing, a deputy chief of staff. that was an unprecedented move. no one ever heard of a secret service agent being put in a position like that because of the apolitical nature of the secret service. in the aftermath of cassidy hutchison's testimony, secret service officials told reporters that both tony ornado and bobby engel would testify that the altercation that cassidy hutchison describes, that never happened. but neither of those men ever did give that testimony. a few days after hutchiso

plunging cold temperatures dipping into the deep south michelle grossmann is here >>> our richard engel is on the ground in ukraine where russia is now deploying kamikaze-like drones laden with explosives provided by iran >>> and the divide between rich and poor grows a new survey finds minimum wageworkers in many cities need to work at least 100 hours per week in order to afford a one-bedroom apartment. >>> kanye west is making multiple headlines, from plans to buy the social media platform parler to making comments about jewish people and more >>> how can shoppers get around returning to the store a busy day ahead starts right now good to be with you righs rivera >> i'm phillip mena. an arctic blast will challenge record lows and the bitter cold will be felt far into the south. in the midwest, parts of michigan and wisconsin are already getting an early taste of winter as snow fell monday. michelle grossmann is tracking all this for us. >> we saw double digit snow in michigan and wisconsin we are waking up to so many freeze alerts from the rockies to the stcentral and southern plains

lester >> richard engel, thank you. >>> now to russia where there's new reaction after president biden said russian president putin miscalculated in ukraine. keir simmons is in moscow where he spoke exclusively with a top russian official >> reporter: less than five days since the explosion damaging that key bridge linking russia to crimea, russia's security service arresting eight people here, releasing a picture they say is the truck that carried explosives from ukraine. the russian president today calling the ukrainians terrorists. president biden overnight describing president putin as a rational leader who acted irrationally in ukraine. i put that to russia's deputy prime minister. >> president biden describes president putin as a rational actor who's made a miscalculation [ speaking in non-english >> reporter: i don't know what president biden is talking about, he said we see that our president makes his decisions based on the country's security, he told us. alexander novack was part of negotiations with opec plus countries that resulted in a cut to global oil production that cou

richard engel is in ukraine. ukraine's foreign minister says the russians are focusing against the country's energy infrastructure. what's the impact having across ukraine with that? >> reporter: it is having an impact, even in cities where the war hasn't really had much of a day-to-day consequence so far. in the city of lviv, for example, close to the polish border, now there's large sections of the city that are without power. there have been air strikes in kyiv. there's this city of kyiv, since the early days of the war, has been spared the daily violence. it's far away from the front lines. a sense of normalcy had returned to the city of kyiv. if you go around kyiv -- if you went around kyiv a few days ago, a few weeks ago, restaurants -- people were out, families on the streets. suddenly, yesterday, the cruise missiles started raining into the city center, into civilian areas. there was a video that has come to symbolize what happened. a girl was filming out on the streets when suddenly an incoming round cam

the prosecution contended at her trial that engels was a not sea agent. she was being paid by hitler's government, she was enacting a specific technique devised by hill's government to quote, disunite the people of countries that hitler intended to conquer. that is including us. the prosecution also asked her how much she knew about the german official for whom she had been receiving her money and orders. the prosecutor asked laura angles, did you know that he was the head of the gestapo in this country? laura angles replied, no, i did not know until i read it quite recently in the newspapers. i was thrilled. the airport manager at her home airport and a doctor she saw in new york testified how startling it was that unprompted she would start praising hitler, saying that she was preparing for the day when hit the bring his new order to america. the doctor testified about how unnerved he was when she came in for surgery and he found that she was wearing a big swastika pendant under her clothes. in the end, laura ingalls, this incredibly famous aviator, one

airfields, long-range bombers are ready for use at the shaykovke and engels airfields, which combat units are connected to the missile carriers there is no information about the fact that the combat units are nuclear , and no one has provided it yet, therefore, such a development is possible, but it is extremely unlikely . thank you for these important comments, and i would like to remind our viewers that victor kivylyuk, a reserve colonel and an expert on defense strategies , was on the air of the espresso channel these are the main military highlights of this day, and more international and economic news from my colleagues on our channel. it was serhii zgurets, director of the defense express agency. this is the host of lupaki military summaries of the day and before i i will give the floor to yuriy fizru, who will talk about what was said in the world about ukraine, what happened in general, i will tell you about the usual for russia, the situation in russia, one and a half million sets of military uniforms disappeared from the warehouses, a deputy of the trans-baikal state duma

engel with mr. ornado expressed to me that has a president was our rate on the drive up. they did not deny the fact that the president was irate. that corresponds closely with the testimony you saw this summer from hutchison, a metropolitan police officer who was in the motorcade. additionally, after concluding its review, an additional secret service communication from unwary -- january 5th and 6th follows the activity. we provide greater detail in our final report. i will note this. the committee is reviewing testimony regarding the potential obstruction on this issue including testimony about advice given not to tell the committee about this specific topic. we will address this matter in our report. we also want to remind you now of how security professionals working in the white house complex and who reported to national security officials responded when they learned that mr. trump intended to lead the mob to the capitol. >> to be honest, we were surprised. >> the actual capability of doing it and we all knew what it meant. this was no longer a rally. this was going t

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a senior secret service operative e-mailed bobby engel with an urgent update seeking if trump's plan to go to the capital was squashed. it came after an hour which -- with them to go down to the insurrection. they wanted to make sure that president biden stay put. this means they were communicating the threat assess president for the president's protective detail because they knee he wented to go to the insurrection. it seems the committee has him dead to rights that there was violence as you can see on tv but they had the granular details that there was two individuals wearing green a teeing and freezing rain. he knew exactly what was there. fmt i'm the f'ing president. they won't shoot me. it seems like all the questions about the spontaneity of the violence and the president's none. violence are blown out of the water by the committee develop these threads of the investigation. >> that's basically right, and that's the important point. this isn't about hutchinson versus ortuno. ortuno's credibility is in -- there's essentially no tout and others and there was the relationship to t

engel with -- in that office. they'd expressed to me that the president was irate, you know, on the drive up. mr. engel did not drift -- did not deny the fact that the president was irate. that corresponds closely with the testimony you saw this summer from the metropolitan police officer who was in the motorcade and from multiple sources. additionally, after concluding its review of the additional secret service communications from january 5 and january 6, the committee will be recalling witnesses and conducting further depositions based on that material. following that activity we will provide even greater detail in our final report. and i will also note this, the committee is reviewing testimony regarding potential obstruction on this issue, including testimony about advice given not to tell the committee about this specific topic. we will address this matter in our report. we also want to remind you now of how security professionals working in the white house complex and who reported to national security offic

joining us from ukraine is chief foreign correspondent richard engel. what more can you tell us about what it's like there the last two days and certainly this morning? >> reporter: so i just returned here several hours ago, so i was not in ukraine yesterday, but i can tell you that the mood here is one of defiance. if russia, if president putin thought that this volume low of airstrikes across the country in 12 regions break this country's spirit and frighten people. people are as defiant as ever. when i cross the border coming into this country, there are no flights into ukraine. you still have to crosby land. i didn't see any refugees fleeing the country. there's not increased traffic. things are proceeding as normal as the war can be. with the sense that ukrainians believe that they are -- they are winning. they have momentum on their side. they have the west on their side. now according to president so lent skit, they want air defenses. that is the main focus according to president zelenskyy. that's something of a shift in the past the ukrainians h

trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel.nderstand the committee has wrapped up review of documents and they're going to start talking to secret service agents. what do you think they should be focussing on as they question the agents? >> two buckets of things we ought to focus on, number one clearing up factual questions, is there a dispute over the president lunging, information provided to the president, how much secret service knew about threats to mike pence, things that have been mined already in this hearing. secondly, there's a world of making the secret service better as an organization that congress ought to be doing. number one, why are they deleting the text messages, where did they go? who's in charge of this place? i think government at its best is when you have a congress that is not just trying to bring criminal charges but trying to make an agency an important public safety agency like the secret service work better. it's called congressional oversight. that's the second bit they should be working on. >> we h

hear him screaming he was conscious we're coming, we're coming stay with us for the news, i'm richard engel. >> saudi arabia is now responding to criticism from the united states over its decision over the saudi-led cartel to cut oil production in a statement tonight the saudi foreign ministry claimed was solely based on economic conve considerations saudi arabia claimed the biden administration asked for a one-month delay for production cuts but in the end the saudi administrators refused they announced their biggest oil production cuts in more than two years. had the saudis said yes, gas prices would likely have been -- gas price hikes would likely have been pushed off until after the mid-terms. the request had nothing to do with politics. in a statement today the coordinator for strategic communications at the national security council wrote in part we presented saudi arabia to show that there was no market basis to cut production targets and that they could easily wait for the next opec meeting to see how things developed president biden has vowed to punish saudi arabia for the oil deci

the only military objective, fear. >> our thanks to richard engel for that report. >>> up next, we'lln to sports and a comeback complete. how the running back for the washington command helped seal the game less than two months after a horrific injury he suffered off the field. >>> plus, yankees and guardians try again this afternoon after getting washed out last night. we'll have a preview of that and the other baseball play-off games straight ahead. r baseball games straight ahead ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar d

the same with bobby engel. lot of the relationships have been scrutinized as these new details about the secret service's actions on the day of january 6th. i think i wouldn't be surprised if tomorrow we do see some potential communications that go beyond tony arenado and those that are less sympathetic towards those in the federal government. >> where do things stand with tony arenado testifying? there is so much confusion about what happened on january 6 between the secret service and donald trump. >> yeah. right now where tony arenado stands is he is no longer a government employee. he resigned the day he was supposed to conduct an interview with the department of homeland security inspector general as part of an internal investigation into his actions with regards to january 6th. and he also has yet to appear for another january 6 meeting. he did initially appear for an interview earlier in the spring where he couldn't recall a lot of answers to questions that other witnesses were able to recall. as one com

engel and mr. oronado lied to the committee? >> i think mr. engel and mr. answer for, and i think they didn't tell us the complete information that they have or they have incredibly foggy memories, very convenient testimony that they give, and i think that it's important that we ask them to come back, and i also think that it's not lost on any of us that the service was working with us to schedule mr. orinado coming back before his retirement. >> lying to congress is a tool deployed by many trump insiders. i believe roger stone was convicted of it. and others. i mean, will you refer lying to congress to the justice department if you believe that is what has happened? >> if we believe there is wrong-doing, we have an obligation to give that over to the department of justice. we feel that the department of justice has had a number of these interviews, and they might have even more information than the committee has. we just don't know that. but if we see wrongdoing, we're duty-bound to turn that over in our final report. >> congressman, the point today was in

nbc news chief foreign correspondent, richard engel has the latest from ukraine. >> we're now in the southern city of mykolaiv. and this was the region's administrative headquarters, destroyed by a russian cruise missile earlier in the conflict. earlier today, i spoke with the region's most senior ukrainian official, and he said that after increased russian nuclear threats, that they are now dust ing off old soviet-era, cold war- war-erra plans for evacuation shelters. this all comes after harsh comments overnight from president biden against vladimir putin. as russia widens its assault against ukraine, firing missiles far from the front lines, at cities including zaporizhzhia, kyiv, and lviv, president biden speaking to cnn accused president vladimir putin of putting the world at risk by threatening to use nuclear weapons. >> i don't think he will. but i think it's irresponsible of him to talk about it. >> u.s. and nato officials say that they do not see evidence russia has deployed or plans to use nuclear weapons. the president calling putin a rational actor, saying he misjudged uk

engel, with mr. expressed to me that the president was irate, you know, on the drive up. mr. engel did not deny the fact that the president was irate. that of course corresponds closely with the testimony you saw this summer, from cassidy hutchison, the metropolitan police officer who was in the motorcade and from multiple sources. additionally, after concluding its review of the voluminous additional secret service accumulations, from january 5th, and january 6th, the committee will be recalling witnesses in conducting further investigative depositions based on that material. following that activity, we will provide even greater detail in our final report. and i will also note this. the committee is reviewing testimony regarding potential obstruction on this issue, including testimony about advice given not to tell the committee about this specific topic. we will address this matter in our report. we also want to remind you now of how security professionals working in the white house complex and who

laura engel has the story.i never thought i would experience something as massive as what occurred the night of sandy. it was terrifying. bj dallin recalls the night 10 years ago when the surge of superstorm sandy flooded her neighborhood in brick, new jersey and how she and her neighbors huddled on the top floor of her split level home. that's what we talked about was survival that night, and we thought about what kind of circle we could make with each other to lock arms, too. not get washed away. but it was the aftermath of sandy when the real problems began for dowel in after she applied for the state's ram grant program program ended up being way way worse than being wiped out by the storm was originally awarded $90,000 from the rem program to rebuild, but she's currently being forced to give back the money to the state. she like many others in new jersey, is experiencing what's referred to as a fall back here. others in the garden state aren't even receiving their grants after they were approved. lisa and

richard engel from ukraine.he national security council, john kirby. really good to have you. let's start where richard ended, which is where zelenskyy says putin has no future and he's not going to negotiate. is it as richard said, his mood right now? could that change? or does the u.s. believe this is zelenskyy saying he's never going to negotiate with putin? >> i think we're going to leave it up as we said to mr. zelenskyy to determine if and when there's a time to negotiate then what success at the negotiating table looks like. clearly one thing is certain and that is that putin has shown no desire to end this war and he could end it today without negotiations if he chose. he seems to be doubling down. whether it's the reserve mobilization richard was just talking about. these sham referendum, attempts at political annexation then these missile strikes over the weekend. every indication is that mr. putin wants to continue to prosecute this war. we're going to do what we can to make sure that when it becomes

richard engel reporting from ukraine. richard?rainian cities daily and with impunity. this was the main flower market here. it was attacked overnight as was an apartment building just down the street, killing at least one person, according to ukrainian officials. ukrainians believe the reason russia is attacking places like this, that have no strategic or military value, is to break the will of the ukrainian people, to get them to give up this fight. over the last several days, we have been talking a lot about how russian is relying on iranian-made drones, these small kamikaze drones, to hit targets. the drones can fly a great distance. they are very maneuverable and accurate. they don't carry a lot of explosives. not enough to cause damage like this or to leave behind a crater of this magnitude. you can see it went deep into the soil and actually uncovered some earlier foundations of this city. president zelenskyy commented on this. he said that it is more evidence why this country needs air defenses, it needs them urgently. he d

engel with mr. ornato in that office. they had expressed to me the president was irate, you know, on the drive up. mr. engel did not deny the fact that the president was irate. that, of course, corresponds closely with the testimony you saw this summer from cassidy hutchinson, metropolitan police officer in the motorcade and from multiple sources. additionally, after concluding its review of the additional secret service communications from january 5th and january 6th, the committee will be recalling witnesses and conducting further investigative depositions based on that material. following that activity, we will provide even greater detail in our final report. and i will also note this. the committee is reviewing testimony regarding potential obstruction on this issue, including testimony about advice given not to tell the committee about this specific topic. we will address this matter in our report. we also want to remind you now of how security professionals working in the white house complex and who reported to nati

labor, which was still common at the time thus far in gawain, gambled through these outside the rich engel's family still lived in the immediate vicinity of their factories and workers. ah, it was not until the beginning of the 20th century that the rich moved away from the dirt of the city up into the heads of forgotten here they built their villas. ah ah so good bottle is really city full of contrast for new york has got the highlight and us has got the north on a former railway line across the city. me at 22 kilometers. the not on tulsa was the longest in a city train route. the people here for 3 years to turn it into a bike path. now the route is there, so we'll talk. yeah, shot or utopia. city is right on the bike path. it is a citizen project, something like a test laboratory for urban change. you can rent containers here and try out ideas from coffee roasting to serve and gardening. people meet here and discuss what a good life at the city of the future could look like. me. centerpiece is the train station, open workshops and event rooms are being built here. it's another big construc

>> richard engel for us there in ukraine.nk you. >>> there is international concern this morning for the safety of an iranian athlete after she represented her country in a recent climbing competition without wearing the customary hijab. meagan fitzgerald has that story this morning good morning >> good morning to you elnaz rekabi competed on sunday with what appeared to be a headband, her hair uncovered which is a violation of iran's strict dress code. this morning, an apology on he instagram page this morning but there is growing concern for her safety. >> reporter: this morning concerns for a young female iranian athlete after she competed without wearing a hijab. elnaz rekabi, a prominent rock climber, took part in a competition in south korea this weekend notably climbing with her head uncovered in the past rekabi has worn the traditional headscarf while climbing the hijab is a focus of extraordinary protests in iran sparked by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini retained by the morality police for breaching the dress c

central areas of guest- populated ukrainian cities, in particular, at the olenyan airfield from the engels airfield. seven tu-160 strategic bombers were relocated and equipped with kha-101 cruise missiles in kyiv and the region will temporarily turn off the lights due to the morning missile strikes by russia, as a result of shelling of critical infrastructure facilities in the capital and the region, schedules of emergency power outages are being applied , the mayor of the capital, vitaliy klitschko, announced that the energy company together with the rescuers are doing everything necessary to restore the normal operation of the energy system as quickly as possible. kyivvodokanal is currently working in the center of the capital on liquidation of the fire water supply network, but the pressure of the network has already been normalized and consumers are provided with water supply and traffic trains on all lines of the capital's metro were restored in the morning, the underground stations of the metro worked as a shelter, the movement of trains on the red line was completely suspended, the

densely populated ukrainian cities, in particular, seven tu-160 strategic bombers were relocated from engels airfield to elenia airfield and equipped with kha101 cruise missiles. that's how things are for the moment. i'm telling you. see you at 5:00 p.m. read more about important things on our espresso tv website subscribe to our channels on social networks and take care vietnamese balm star the first step in the treatment of colds a proven medicine and not a cosmetic mixture we will be healthy ask at pharmacies vietnamese trust only proven medicine so that ukrainians don't think about so that they don't talk in the first place anyway war comes out war and our victory seven days a week from monday to sunday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters of express - journalists experts opinion leaders in real-time mode about the most relevant events through the prism of war shchor projects most express war in ukraine the main topic for ukrainians victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics will talk about all this serhiy rudenko an

i was called urgently to drive up to engels at the registry office . so i'm from work.en there was no access system. i jumped out and ran and put the painting. yura went to install the game, they had a game that day. i ran to work. i come and hold. this is evidence, i say, girls, i left. that this first match of the season at home was victorious for dynamo, the team felt strong and in the spring began not to be afraid of more serious competitors, especially the seemingly invincible moscow teams and now cska with torpedo where voronin ivanov and who were sewn up in their best form by a home victory over a locomotive in the eleventh round with naked leonardo adamova a, then a defeat from the leningrad zenith at a party zero two. it was the second defeat of the season, the team should have been in the cod here back a couple of months ago, to implement the plans needed talent and work. for football players, the season begins long before the arrival of spring, the training camp in gagra was hard for the team. only a new one was going and there was an unpleasant aftertaste fr

densely populated ukrainian cities, in particular, seven tu-160 strategic bombers were relocated from engelsfield to elenia airfield and equipped with x1 cruise missiles . missile attacks on ukraine caused protests in poland . our correspondent maria chernyakhivska is here, congratulations to my colleague and what is happening now in the capital of poland, what are people demanding? congratulations to my colleague, more than a thousand people i can already see them near the russian embassy, ​​you can also see them, here is the russian embassy, ​​everyone has already left . every minute more and more people are on the road, it is mostly ukrainians in the situation, the atmosphere here is frankly tense, not people are outraged by what is happening at home. you can see tears in some women's eyes, but people are trying direct your anger in the direction of the struggle and go out, for example , to such rallies or donate to the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, today here they demand the recognition of russia as a terrorist state today here they demand the expulsion of russian diplomats from

densely populated ukrainian cities , on october 8, a cargo was flown to the elenya airfield from the engelsld seven tu-160 strategic bombers and x101 cruise missiles equipped with six soroka cruise missile carriers were deployed to the outer reitsevastopol caliber missiles, the main goal of the terrorist country was the destruction and creation of panic among ukrainians and the intimidation of the european public, so to speak, a positive signal from germany, of course, it is connected with the missile launches of the russian federation, but germany promises the first anti-aircraft defense system for ukraine in the next few years days verbatim the words of german defense minister christi ne lamberg, the renewal of missile attacks on kyiv and many other cities emphasizes how important it is to quickly to provide air defense systems to ukraine, so now we are providing special support with means to counter threats from the air, in the next few days the first of our four advanced airiste systems will be ready to effectively protect ukrainians, she added that the delivery of the next three system

populated ukrainian cities, in particular seven tu-160 strategic bombers were transferred from the engelsd with x101 cruise missiles nato secretary general jen stoltenberg condemned the massive russian attacks on ukrainian cities on october 10 and emphasized that nato will support ukraine as long as necessary, according to the secretary general of the alliance, in a conversation with the minister of foreign affairs dmytro, a colleague, he condemned the terrible and indiscriminate attacks of russia on civilian infrastructure in ukraine nato will continue to support the courageous ukrainian people in the fight against the aggression of the kremlin as long as necessary, stoltenberg wrote. the g7 countries are calling an urgent meeting this was announced by the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi. according to him, he agreed with the german chancellor olef scholz on an emergency convocation against the background of massive russian shelling of ukrainian cities. the president of ukraine plans to speak at the meeting and talk about the morning terrorist attacks by russia on the territory o

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let's get to stephen engel. not looking we are getting any shift from covid zero.ter: definitely not getting something between now and the party congress. you can guess all we want, we can read the tea leaves, we can see the signs not wearing masks, all of these other things point to a potential of easing. nobody wants to make that mistake or blame for having an outbreak. we are seeing a tightening of local levels or a major city. 400,000 people, not a single -- they don't want residents coming back with the virus. that is one example. in shanghai, that district has been designated medium risk and the presidential compound, people cannot leave their residential compound. you will see this kind of tightening. >> i'm talking about small cities. they were offering rights to public schools. you can sense desperation. according to reports, there is a spending gap. half of that is easing up all of his fiscal reserves. my question is, what happens in 2023? i don't think china can contain in march of 2023. reporter: how quickly can they transition? >> hong kong is fully re

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for more, let's bring in stephen engel. do we know the details?he settlement were not released. we do know this student had sought upwards of $50,000 u.s. in a civil lawsuit because the criminal proceeding never realized because prosecutors said there was not enough evidence. the accuser did do a civil lawsuit. within 48 hours of the trial, the settlement was reached. richard liu has long said this was a consensual encounter and a joint statement put out by both parties said there was a misunderstanding. we don't know the extent of the payment. she was seeking $50,000 plus other damages. we are only speculating on the amount. this removes a bit of overhang on jd.com. there have been some management shakeups. he is no longer the ceo. jd.com perhaps can move on and tackle their bigger issues, the regulatory environment and slowing chinese economy. haidi: they are big issues. once the outlook for the company? stephen: battling the regulatory environment. they have divested stakes in different companies. even richard liu has divested his equity stakes

the street, uh, the current one, engels street, was called a friend by the poles because it led in thee name. this is koshushka street, it was also called. and that other street, that this soviet one, is a big one, and it was called classic in polish. do you understand me, not only the name of the streets, but also the cities, so brest-litovsk became a brest overhead pruning the fortress in the official state documentation. it fell as a fortified camp, brest militarily . poland was divided into military districts that did not correspond to administrative boundaries, the governor and brest god became the center of the 9th polish military district. the fortress was a real military town with its infrastructure, a kindergarten , a school, shops, residential buildings for military personnel. there was a garrison here. it is not by chance that the brest fortress brest was called the strategic capital of poland at that time in the polish army there were also belarusians who were called up for military service from the annexed 21st year, the settlements of the citadel itself, the service was c