eva and alexander no, we even compared the fingers on his hands, he has the same fingers as you, evad measured even by a centimeter, the accuracy is the same as that of vadim you really want him to be yours. i really really want to. but what if this is not so, and she is not your granddaughter after all. you know how much i loved her. so i will love her. i am i will never think that she is someone 's daughter besides us, there is a daughter to him, my granddaughter, even if not my own, but still the child is not to blame. you understand that this happens in life. now, if i am your granddaughter, you can forgive and forget everything, you know, if the son forgives, after him i will forgive, forgive. accordingly, we forgive. i will never reproach and remember. yes, i'm not. my husband doesn’t either, i’ll just close it, then i’ll do it and forget everything. after that, you can trust your wife. yes , i will alina now you are ashamed in front of your husband. yes now it may turn out, so vadim is not the father. i just ask him for this forgiveness that he is a father. well, at the same t

(eva ur dimun) our society made us what we are, i think. so politically, 20 years ago, people got fewer and fewer on the smallest islands. at that point, they made a decision to do something about it, to keep young people, families, staying on the islands. therefore, they got a helicopter and of course, the school has been here, always. you always have the right to have your children taught wherever your are in the country. (sophie fouron) this is a school... - yeah. - ...and a house. - our daughter, when she started third grade, we got this. the same year our son also started school. - o.k, so the school started with two kids. - yeah. yeah. - it's probably the smallest school in the world. - so the teacher comes here by helicopter on sunday and stays here during the week, of course, and goes home again on friday. (eva ur dimun) our children are part of classes in torshavn, the biggest school in torshavn, and there are music classes. so they get lessons via skype. of course, it's not enough to only have this connexion. so the children from

hi, eva. how are you today? >> eva kor: i'm fine, and how are you? >> stahl: i'm good.question before posing myown. so, how old were you when you went to auschwitz? >> kor: when i arrived in auschwitz, i was ten years old. and i stayed in auschwitz until liberation, which was about nine months later when we were liberated. >> smith: so we made a little announcement about the fact we were starting this project. i get a call the next day from a lady called eva kor. i didn't know her at that point in time. and she says, "i want to be one of those 3-d interviews." >> maio: "i want to be a hologram." >> smith: "--a hologram." i want to be a hologram. >> stahl: stephen smith, executive director of the u.s.c. shoah foundation, and his wife and colleague heather maio smith, were running the project. >> smith: i said, "well, i'm traveling, i'm very sorry." "where're you going?" "oh, well, i've got to go to new york. i'm going to d.c." "when are you going to go to d.c.? i'm going to d.c." turns out we were going to the same event in d.c. i arrive at my hotel, she's sitting in the

and natalie natalie, he goes by the name eva b and she is pakistan's 1st female rapper. her role model is m m. and since she was a team, she's been passionate about hip hop despite numerous obstacles. hippa hima bellowed them into wood for a long time. i hid from my family that i wrapped. i always said i was going to university. when actually i was going to the recording studio, i lied to my mom a lot. you're all good at her mom wanted her to study, but eva b wanted to concentrate on her wrapping. and when she recently appeared in a prominent t v show, her career really got underway. i think her views on youtube are now in the millions, but many pakistan is, are critical of her as a woman in the music industry named malone logan, i often hear people talking negatively about me. it feels strange because i'm not doing anything wrong. and especially because i don't judge other people for what they do, i expect the people would do the same for me that i'm putting up ali khan is a music producer. he's happy. there's finally a pakistani woman who dares to wrap. he spotted her

her mom wanted her to study, but eva b wanted to concentrate on her wrapping. and when she recently appeared in a prominent t v show, her career really got underway. her views on youtube are now in the millions, but many pakistan is, are critical of her as a woman in the music industry named malone, logan. hi. i often hear people talking negatively about me. it feels strange because i'm not doing anything wrong. and especially because i don't judge other people for what they do. i, i expect the people would do the same for me that i'm putting up ali khan is a music producer. he's happy. there's finally a pakistani woman who dares to wrap. he spotted her on facebook and has been helping her record her songs for some time. she has a video, mysterious spoke, now that he and he would you want to know more about her when you see her glass, sir, she is excellent. and what she does, so i think she's, she's going to go places very bright future eva wraps about her everyday experiences. the role of women in pakistani society and that they often still face a lot of discr

good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. justice thomas was in the hospital for a week, his team saying little, only that it was to treat an infection, but these huge headlines breaking the night before he was discharged. critics are now calling for justice thomas to be impeached or resign. the january 6th congressional committee obtaining dozens of text messages from his wife ginni thomas that seemed to show her personally pressuring mark meadows, then the white house chief of staff, urging him to find ways to overturn the 2020 election and keep president trump in office. in one text she apparently writes, make a plan, release the kraken, save us from the left taking america down. now, remember, at the time president trump was promising to get his election challenges in front of the supreme court and several democratic senators are saying at a minimum now thomas should recuse himself from all cases related to january 6th going forward saying that even the appearance of a conflict can undermine confidence in the court. now,

ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah sorry eva, city of love, arts and music. but on the banks of the many at sky river, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina. history has also been carved in the heart of the balkans. this place has given birth to civilizations and peoples on witnessed was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions, and ethnicities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody wall. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian muslims, serbs, and croats. this distinctive yellow building on the front line, so the siege and bloodshed close up, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of sorry, a vose infamous war hotel. the holiday inn. good. ah, in 1982. sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic gains. 2 years later. the holiday inn designated for v i. peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction before the hotel was built, the land was called circus plats because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a

eva back with us tonight. two quick questions for you, eva. first, today's move is for people 50 and older. how soon will we know if this is going for people under 50, as well? and i always ask about people that got the j&j vaccine. that one-shot vaccine. that and then a booster. should they be getting one of these new pfizer or moderna boosters, too? >> reporter: well, david, people under 50 will learn more about the need for a booster when the fda meets next wednesday. as for those people who only got the j&j vaccine and its booster, the cdc now says that they can be boosted with the pfizer or moderna vaccines four months after their last shot. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim with us on the pandemic again tonight. thanks, eva. >>> now, to the potential new fallout tonight after actor will smith slapped comedian chris rock after that joke about smith's wife. the academy board of governors and a meeting now planned. will there now be consequences? here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, reports that the academy's board of governors coul

. >> reporter: and good morning to you, eva. we're just getting a statement from the norwegian prime minister confirming that four u.s. marines were killed in the osprey that was reported missing on friday. its last known position was in a mountainous area in northern norway, which is part of the arctic known for its vicious temperamental weather. now, the aircraft was participating in a large nato military exercise which happens every two years. it's a training mission that is called cold response, and it involves about 3,000 u.s. marines and 30,000 troops in total. the exercise is unrelated to russia's invasion of ukraine. it was planned long before the war. the operation is considered one of the largest nato exercises since the end of the cold war. now, norwegian search and rescue teams said that the weather in the area had been challenging and the cause of the crash is now under investigation. eva. >> lama, thank you. >>> let's bring in abc news contributor colonel steve ganyard. a former defense and state department officia

good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva. fire crews have been working throughout the night trying to up the containment numbers and protect the community in that area. it was a short while ago the marshal fire swept through boulder counter leaving residents little to no time to ssfire erupted. fueled by large wind gusts after sparking saturday afternoon. the fire scorching 120 acres after sparking up saturday afternoon. it's still 0% contained. this video showing hikers fleeing on a trail with gigantic clouds of gray nearby. massive plumes of smoke engulfing the hills and sky, visible for miles away. it also burned protected wild land, authorities naming it the ncar fire. nearly 20,000 people ordered to evacuate including this man who left immediately. >> the alerts came incredibly quickly. when i walked outside my house, my neighbors were getting duffle bags into their car. some were in pajamas. >> reporter: it ignited where the marshal fire destroyed a thousand homes three months ago. leaving behind a catastrophic trail of

eva, how did i do?th, you remind me of rodney dangerfield in "back to school." i think we're going to have trouble getting you back with us at "gma." >> reporter: let's do this again. >> everybody, coming up we'll have more fun with those two in south carolina. we'll go one-on-one with one of the biggest names in college basketball. we'll be right back. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc. seven mornings when i look at traffic, which obina how's it looking jovita kamasi. it is really slow out there and we've had a lot of crashes this morning. good morning, everyone. we want to start with the biggest new incident that we have an overturned truck right now. and lucas valley. this is on dortmund one on one before ignacio boulevard speeds are down to around 12 mph in the area, but the real trouble area is going to be walnut creek. so sorry for the label there, but this is walnut creek, showing 60 80 live at

eva takes us to the top stone caves and kathy.

eva takes us to the top stone caves and katha doesher taki. we visit eva's home town of warsaw, poland but fast. we enter conflict torn iraq in april 2021. the entry regulations for tourists were eased. so ava set off a bank. dat ah, today we're starting our tour of baghdad with this place. morton, nearby street, which is the book bizarre, the book market of baghdad, one of the longest running book bazaars, in the entire world. and probably also one of the most iconic places in the city, alma to not be street is not just the market. there's a lot more to it than just the business of buying and selling books, artists, writers and journalists flock here every friday to meet discuss, and of course read. this place has been a hub for baghdad. intellectuals to the abas lead times, almost in the lenny mego and its literary fame extends beyond the borders of iraq. according to a local saying, kyra writes, bay root prince baghdad, reads from books about women travelling and living alone, 2 marks of socio ology and hungary to novels and poetry. i picke

that's eva in the yellow jacket.s she was held at a police station for 28 hours and ordered to sign a statement of guilt. >> and i said, i'm not signing it because i don't think i'm guilty. they tried to scare me with 20 years of jail. >> reporter: but that wasn't the worst part. >> it's very risky to take to the street. if you participate in the protest for the first time, you can be put in prison up to 15 days, 20 days, the third time will be a criminal case, so it's five years. >> reporter: dimitri was a russian parliament member from 2011 to 2016. he open hi opposed vladamir putin's regime. after receiving threats, he and his family fled the country last june. >> we decided to get free of all politicians in the parliament, because i feel that he was planning this invasion in ukraine. >> can a protest do anything under these conditions? >> you can achieve nothing. it's impossible. it is very riskly, and it's not sufficient. >> reporter: eva knows that protesting won't stop the war. but that's not why she does it.

the sorry eva winter olympics was short, lived tito as its hero and not a man use him browse tito had led the socialist federal republic of yugoslavia since 1944. his death in 1980 left to political vacuum, a worsening economic crisis, and led to a wave of nationalism. in the early 19 ninety's, serbia croatia, slovenia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro of macedonia, pulled themselves violently apart. after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bakovich, the serv, sds, under rather van carriage and a branch of friend u trojans, croatian h d zed. the s d a n h d zed wanted independence while the serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the rump of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro. so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february 1992, a bosnian independence referendum was held. the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march,

a check in special with eva zuba. the you tuber and dw travel reporter brings us to turkey, transport ancient babylon, and gives us insider tips for warsaw. checking on d w. russia as war in ukraine is rewriting global trade alliances. as the west coast time with moscow. russia is looking east for partnerships with india and china. an in depth look at the global economic effects of the war in ukraine. on the d. w. business special. been 60 minutes on d. w. o. ma'am, with the memories of a woman. ali from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage, great. far from home. ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i won't despair badly. oh, in the 3 credit that we'll go through with it. i was born in berlin. starts march 30th on d. w with hello and welcome to a new special edition of check in. today we're joining d, w, travel report, and youtube eva to back on her adventures. eva takes us to the top stone caves and casado shattuck.

eva? >> james longman for us in ukraine. joining us now is retired u.s. army general robert abrams. thanks for being with us this morning. let's start. where do things stand right now on the ground in ukraine? >> eva, good morning. i think what we're seeing is what we call in military terms that the russians have exceeded their operational reach. that means they've outrun their ability to provide themselves intelligence, logistics, indirect fires and so forth that's necessary to be able to sustain the offense. they generally stalled, if you will, in the west towards kyiv, in the northeast in kharkiv. the russians have made progress in the south and southeast. so we're seeing -- i wouldn't call it a standstill because at the same time we're hearing many reports now of ukrainian forces conducting counterattacks to push the russians back away from their initial objectives. i would not classify this as a standstill. i think this is still a full all-out raging battle for the defense of the ukra

>> all right, eva pilgrim, thank you. george?e're going to go to washington now and the latest on the congressional investigation into the january 6th insurrection. as it enters a critical phase a federal judge concluded it's likely former president trump committed crimes by trying to block the congressional count of electoral votes on january 6th. rachel scott is on capitol hill with the story. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning, and those words, the most definitive yet from a federal judge saying that it's more likely than not that donald trump broke the law. the ruling does mark a breakthrough for the january 6th select committee now backing contempt charges for two aides of the former president. overnight, the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection making the case against two former trump aides. [ crowd chanting ] recommending peter navarro and dan scavino be held in contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate after claiming executive privilege. >> they potentially played a part in

>> all right, eva pilgrim tonight. eva, thank you. >>> and on covid tonight. white house press secretary jen psaki reporting she tested positive for covid and will not accompany president biden to europe. psaki says she was not in close contact with the president and he has tested negative. and just a short time ago, former secretary of state hillary clinton saying she's tested positive for covid. former president bill clinton has tested negative. >>> when we come back here tonight, the news coming in, six teenage girls from the same high school have been killed in a horrific crash. and what the school is now saying. . ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus®

eva? >> maggie rulli for us in ukraine. >>> now to washington where president biden has authorized another $200 million in weapons for ukraine's defense. abc's maryalice parks joins us live from the white house with the latest. good morning to you, maryalice. >> reporter: eva, good morning. the u.s. is trying to move quickly to get more of these heavy-duty weapons into ukraine and this latest announcement comes after the u.s. already sent more than $350 million in military hardware over the last few weeks. we are told this new package will include funding for small arms, anti-armor, anti-aircraft systems. the pentagon insisting these weapons are having an impact. it is noteworthy there are no mentions of planes here. several members of congress are still urging the white house to look for options to try to get planes into ukraine. the white house is saying they think these other weapons could be effective if they could get them and that russia could view the u.s. moving planes as escalator

eva. >> and all things that they will need. ocasio-cortez -- victor oquendo there from poland. >>> let's switch gears and check in with rob marciano. the big storm working its way up the east coast this weekend. >> hey, good morning again, eva. tens of thousands are without power in parts of georgia and florida now under a tornado watch as millions across the east coast continue to brace through the storm. take a look at what it left behind in memphis, tennessee. that city pummeled with a daily record snowfall. beal street normally packed on the weekends completely empty as it blew in. this storm already unleashing severe thunderstorms and heavy snow across several states and now pushing into the northeast where the effects will be felt throughout the day. parts of mississippi getting more snow than they typically see this time of year and this warning, hundreds of flights have already been canceled and, whit, while it feels like we're still stuck in the winter, the good news is that this storm will move on out of here by the e

>> all right, eva pilgrim with us tonight. thank you, eva. >>> now to the january 6th ivestigation. today, a federal judge in california declaring it is, quote, more likely than not, that president trump broke the law by trying to block congress from certifying the 2020 election on january 6th. trump's private attorney john eastman must now turn over more than 100 documents he's been withholding to the house committee investigating the january 6th attack. and tonight, sources say the committee is also expected to request an interview with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, over her texts to the trump white house after the election, pressing for efforts to overturn the election. >>> now to florida tonight, where governor ron desantis has signed that bill into law banning instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity with younger children through third grade. abc's victor oquendo in florida tonight. >> show it off, official. >> reporter: tonight, it's official. florida's controversial "don't say gay bill," as it's known by critics, signed into law

>> eva, thank you. >>> we have learned that the u.s. has lost a towering figure in american diplomacy. former secretary of state madeleine albright. the first woman to ever hold that post. president biden calling her a force, saying hers were the hands that turned the tide of history. late today, the family of former secretary of state, madeleine albright, saying, "we are heartbroken to announce the 64th u.s. secretary of state passed away. the cause was cancer." madeleine albright was the first woman to hold that position. >> i, madeleine korbel albright. >> reporter: taking the oath of office in 1997. chosen by president bill clinton. >> her story is the best of america's story. told with courage, compassion, and conviction. >> reporter: she was unanimously confirmed by the senate. albright, a native of prague, came to america as a refugee, and on that day, speaking of her parents, and their early struggles overseas. >> i stand here today in this office, which symbolizes the power and purpose of the united states. my mother and father

>> eva, it's not obvious. it might not be obvious. it's not obvious there are back channels going on. we know, of course, yesterday that the israeli prime minister was in moscow having a conversation with president putin. i understand from my contacts in ukraine they didn't get very far. the israeli prime minister did check in with president zelenskyy after that discussion, but the indications are from ukraine that there was not progress made. there apparently will be another round of this discussion between the ukrainians and the russians on the border with belarus tomorrow. those have not provided benefits. they have not resulted in agreements. as you have reported, there are attempts at humanitarian corridors out of mariupol and other places. as you also reported, those have broken down when the russians violated them. this is to say the diplomatic efforts are coming up empty. >> now we hear president putin is warning ukraine it may lose its statehood and compares western sanctions to a declaration of war. how concerning is this he

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eva pilgrim has more. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, amy.ves" star luann de lesseps issues a public apology after being kicked out of a new york city bar. she was reportedly drinking and singing songs at the townhouse piano bar when she allegedly began yelling and swearing at the predominantly gay crowd. she apologized on instagram saying while i've made great strides, there have been times i've fallen. it's one day at a time. i'm in recovery. she's been very public about her struggle with alcohol since pleading guilty to battery, trespassing and disorderly intoxication. >> i'm already grateful. too bad it took me getting arrested to stop. but i was not heading in a great direction. >> reporter: she's not alone. a 2019 study found nearly 15 million people over 12 years old had an alcohol abuse disorder. >> if you're struggling with sobriety and struggling with relapse, the number one thing to do is reach out for help. you just can't get through it alone. >> her friends really coming to her support. jill writing, you have forward momentum lik

but, eva, it's actually a jumpsuit. there are no pockets. if there were it would be even better.uys again. i'm here at the dolby theatre as the last-minute touches are being added before the stars descend on the red carpet, but there is one name that everyone is buzzing about, and, of course, it's queen bey. this year beyonce is nominated for best original song for "be alive" from "king richard" and she's expected to perform -- get this -- from a tennis court in compton, california, about 30 minutes from here. that's where venus and serena williams trained. but at this point there might be more questions than answers, so will we get a red carpet moment from beyonce? will she be introduced by venus and serena? will she be singing to a crowd of young tennis hopefuls? if i head to said tennis court today, could i possibly catch a sneak peek of beyonce rehearsing? who knows? the possibilities are endless, though, so this, of course, is not beyonce's first oscar performance. she took the stage back in 2005, 2007 and 2009, and, of course, she brought the house down as queen bey does. b

eva, 2 back was born here. she knows her way around and has lots of insider tips. ah, welcome to the medieval, looking old town of warsaw. ah, here in the 2nd row, all the entire city was pretty much raised to the ground. it was bombed into oblivion. it basically ceased to exist. none of these buildings actually survived the war. so none of these buildings are the original, beautiful 19th century townhouses. but imagine them to be all of was or had to be rebuilt from scratch. brick by brick, if the story of a city that kind of like the phoenix that rose from the ashes. now i'm about to show you a sight of poland that many of you might know about. but i'd bet that the realities of living in the communist era will shock and surprise you all that was under communism. take a shift after the 2nd go wall and until 1989. now i was born after the fall of communism, but the irony is not lost on me that the museum polish communism is located right above an american fast food joint. right with ah, in it's actually quite amazing just how real this feels, i mean to a polish per

eva? >> thank you, matt there in ukraine. the americans are feeling the economic effects of the war. gas prices are hitting records in some places. >> good morning to you allsh and of course, eva, the prices are moving higher in many places, but the first place is at the gas pumps. if you are looking at the prices, $3.61 a gallon is last week, and in most places up 20 cents a gallon and oil trading at the highest level since 2008. gas buddy saying that prices could go up to $4 per gallon as per the national average as per tuesday. russia is among the top oil producers and any reduction in global supply is going to drive the prices higher. and if they stay at the current levels,fares could be higher, because jet fuel is likely to be higher, and so travel could cost you more money. ukraine is the bread basket of europe, and fuel accounts for 12% of the wheat exports and 10% of the world's corn exports and the u.s. does not import a lot of wheat or corn from ukraine, but the longer this conflict lasts, the more that there will b

that's eva in the yellow jacket. held at a police station for 28 hours and ordered to sign a statement of guilt. >> and i said, i'm not signing this. i don't think i'm guilty. they got crazy and they tried to scare me with, yeah, 20 years of jail. >> reporter: but that wasn't the worst part. >> they can change your mind -- in order to change your mind, they say something and you start to doubt maybe they're right. and i saw how people get broken. >> it is r very risky to take to the streets. if you participate in the protests, you can be sent to prison for up to 15 days. the second time, 30 days. and the third time it will be a criminal case, so five years. >> reporter: dmitri gudkov was a russian parliament member, in he openly opposed vladimir putin's regime. after receiving threats, he and his family fled the country last june. >> he decided to call politicians in the parliament because i think he was planning this invasion in ukraine. >> reporter: can a protest do anything under these conditions? >> it can achiev

. >> diariamente domingo lleva a sus hijas mayores a la escuela, pero en la mente de la pequeÑa eva haya su escuela. notificaron a los padres de familia que enfrentan un cierre. >> los niÑos vienen aquÍ. >> la disminuciÓn de la poblaciÓn escolar en california obligÓ al cierre de siete planteles en oakland. Éste es el segundo distrito mÁs grande de oakland. las Últimas dos dÉcadas el nÚmero de estudiantes inscritos en las escuelas se redujo en un 40%. >> esta maestra de la primaria que pasÓ que pasÓ de 1800 alumnos a 200 dice que la lucha puede evitar que la escuela pÚblica privada. leÓn: les decimos quÉ para patricia:pfizer donarÁ sus ingresos de una subsidiaria rusa y calificÓ la invasiÓn rusa de injustificada. dijo que va a cancelar alguna de sus inversiones en rusia. hoy tenemos el gusto de hacer un gran anuncio. . leÓn: gracias, hoy lanzamos univisiÓn reporta. cada maÑana le vamos a ofrecer una plÁtica interesante. y comenzamos con jorge ramos y lo que vio en ucrania. maÑana tendremos una plÁtica con cree vilma. esta plÁtica les va a tocar el corazÓn. pueden encontrar univisiÓn repo

thomas, the new eva says they're expensive and bad for the soil. so he and his team invest a lot of time and effort, collecting excrement from dry toilets, mixing it with natural ingredients like stone powder or straw to transform it into a rich compost over a number of months. the activity of bacteria leads to high temperatures during compositing, that heat kills any pathogens, elk. our guy followed the name of steady miss compost here is now ready yet, and it's most pleasant. like fertile soil, be over fayetteville. they used to grow various types of cabbage, beetroot broccoli, fruit, and a whole lot more. lead come to the small town of aucker to peck in the state of morales here, architect says are, and your van has also looked at ways of recycling feces. he decided to try out something completely new to somebody here cannot focus on there. this is an ecological neighbourhood that i set up more than 20 years ago. i wanted to show that homes can use dry toys and not pollute any water, you know, confirming that and i work in other words, toilets t

i was very happy, as you called the girl eva and who exactly chose my place, it turns out that veronicand eva and i pulled it out - well, we pulled it out there, and then i also go out and i called my daughter. and remember how the first time they took the girl in their arms, so that i first, of course, i the jitters were terrible, how could i, well, when they handed it to me, at first i wasn’t scared, then everything was calm and calm. everything is fine. everything worked out. we're getting out of this with dad, when they brought her home, he wanted to undress her. no, i almost had a fight with him myself. and when they held her in their arms, didn't it become scary at the thought that you might not be her father? yes, i was, well, i don’t care that my mine is mine, so i took it all mine. and you are completely deer. believe trust very much i believe. she told me. yeah she don't care stumbled and said the truth, are you sure that there are only two applicants for fathers, eve? you are alexander and alina, what do you say, really there are no more men, what do you think, alexander, in

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>> eva, thank you. >>> we have learned that the u.s. has lost a towering figure in american diplomacy. former secretary of state madeleine albright. the first woman to ever hold that post. president biden saying hers were the hands that tied history. late today, the family madeleine madelei madeleine albright passed away. taking the office in 1997. chosen by president bill clinton. >> her story is the best of america's story, told with courage, compassion, and conviction. >> reporter: she was unanimously confirmed by the senate. a native of prague, she came to america as a refugee. she spoke of her parents and their struggles overseas. >> i stand here today in this office, which symbolizes the power and purpose of the united states. my mother and father taught me to love freedom. no barrier or ceiling should stop me from serving freedom in my own life. >> reporter: born in 1937, she and her family fled the nazis and eastern europe. meeting with so many of the leaders of her time. in all of her meetings, wearing her trademark pins. this

eva pilgrim is live in london with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin.in firing back on this oil ban announcing that russia will now ban the export of certain commodities and raw materials although he didn't say what and what countries would be affected. this as a new poll finding only 58% of russians support the military conflict in ukraine. that's not a good starting point for putin and much lower than approval for his prior actions in chechnya and crimea. now support is especially low among young adults. this poll was conducted by independent survey research organizations in russia which we have vetted. they've asked not to be identified given the political situation there. and the kremlin massively censuring the information available as dissent grows, and the cia director testifying tuesday they think 13,000 to 14,000 russian citizens have been arrested protesting the invasion. these sanctions from the west hitting everyday russians in a big way. their debit and credit cards don't work. company after company is shutting up shop and many of the luxuri

the culture eva ali bought themselves into all kinds of places, actually are active in youth work and culture and sports and now in environmental protection to if they're simply trying to boost their image to put it kindly it's networking. but to put it last kindly, it's cronyism. it's old, ah, it was long known that nor extreme to with using it's money. strategically for green washing purposes. did the orchestra turn a blind eye to the fact that it was possibly being used to elicit sympathy for a controversial russian german economic project for art washing purposes? when this orchestra started and the place that russia was at that time was, was in a completely different situation. it was, it was, there was a lot of hope. it's pointless to drag art and arts to the level of politics and an economy which least war. i'm sorry, but we don't, i and just kim deal on this level and, and i won't deal on this level but the orchestra wanted more than music from the start that wanted to unite all baltic c states, russia. annex crimea, in 2014, wasn't it at least clear by this point, what kind o

that's because of this propaganda war, eva, it's really awful on my right now. this warren information was carefully plan unable up. i'd go over to them. i want to look at a demonstration in front of the russian embassy, yet runs into like minded countrymen. berlin has become a gathering point for liberal minded russians. many of them have come to protest and call for the withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine on the white, blue and white flags are meant to distance themselves from the russian government and are a symbolic break with their home country law. go for your shots of blood. is he gonna have is yes i that's why i've got a new flag here and that was not, it's not a russian flag. it's a flag for all russians who are against this more than now you have a furious revision. it's probably the 1st time in my life, i haven't know what to do with it. i devoted 5 years of my life to improving my city. i bel, i really want to live in my home town workload. so i wanted to make the st safer sheets and see the economy develop. what is your 0 bexla will be the bos

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