with ranges of up to only a 160 kilometers eva, toll aircrafts are meant to replace helicopters. but in a more sustainable way. when you talk about taxes, they are just, they've all been in a electric. right. is not combustion. they're both our energy, our, their vehicle or the system. it's extremely friendly to the own bar. in order for this to work, the air crafts need to be powered by renewable energy. juan moran believes eva tolls will be flying people from the airport to the city as an airline taxi service . ready particularly for cities with a lot of congestion. it could be a game changer. places like mexico city, aston, bald london or manila could be the 1st to benefit from this new technology. it's not about the melt mode of transportation, but the infrastructure around that technology, right? you need vertical porch, how you're going to connect those vertical boards or gate wish to the airports. the 2nd aspect, i would say it's bias unit bias. the business vote would be disrupted if you don't have enough people trained to supply these transitional right. in april 2022. t

another approach x axis, also known as eva, told the term it all stands for electric, vertical takeoff and landing. and as the term fest, it's an aircraft that is powered by electricity completely only electricity and batteries in you know, induct in that sense to be specific. it's a battery powered aircraft that can take off vertically and land particular helicopter. and it can fly horizontally, like an irish company. avalon is a major player in the aircraft leasing industry in europe. they cooperate with eva toll company, vertical aerospace to enable 0 emission aviation by the electrification of air transport. and they're not the only high flyers. according to the non profit organization, vertical flight society, almost 350 companies around the world are currently working on electric air attack . these here is an eva told by the germans start up, follow capture on a test flight in the south korean capital sol. if everything works out according to plan air, taxis could be used to connect the inner city an airport here by 2025. instead of driving by car for an hour, the air taxis could

good morning to you, sam. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eva.d all that is necessary because this is dangerous long duration heat. and we're going to show you numbers. we're going to talk numbers, but this is a people story. heat is the number one weather-related killer and in this heat wave that hits spain and portugal not too long ago the world health organization estimates that maybe 1,700 people died in that heat. that sounds far away. let's bring it close to home. maricopa county where, you know, around the phoenix area, about 300 people could have died in heat last year. so this is a big problem keeping cool is a big issue. cooling stations are open in new york city, about 550 of them. some of them are just libraries, just places to go in to get cool. philadelphia is operating some buses. let's talk temperatures and show you what's going on. here's a map into the northeast. it now gets into the heat. you can see temperatures are really sweltering in that area. now three days of this. that's the heat advisories up to 102, 104 degrees. big h

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while he was doing this, i will be participating in an extended eva evaluation. just whether the capabilities of man to perform tasks on the lunar surface? we will then join together, following the deployment of television and perhaps the deployment of the flag on the surface. will then perform jointly and inspection, walking around the lunar module, looking at the various systems, the landing gear, making a thorough inspection of everything we can observe on it. and the process of doing this, will be taking a series of panorama photographs at three different locations, as we move around. when we get to about three quarters of the way around of the lem, will begin to deploy several experiments. one is a laser retro reflector. we'll off-loaded these two from the scientific equipment they. the other experiment is a passive thermometer, the deployment of these experiments will take some 5 to 10 minutes. to be supplied some 50 to 60 feet away from the lunar module. we return from this excursion around the lunar module, will then pick up the equipment for a documented

eva? >>> patrick reevell there for us in ukraine. patrick, thank you. >>> a russian operative is charged with using american activist groups to spread pro-russia propaganda even during the war in ukraine. aleksandr viktorovich ionov - used american citizens in florida, georgia and california to act as illegal agents of the russian government from december 2014 through march of this year. ionov lives in moscow and is not in custody. >>> back here at home now to the former president trump facing protests by the families of 9/11 victims who are angry that his new jersey golf club is hosting a tournament backed by the saudis. this morning, the controversial liv golf tournament is under way. >> there he is. >> reporter: but before the golfers teed off, they were met with new criticism for participating in the saudi-backed series. families of 9/11 victims led a protest before the opening round friday expressing their frustrations with the players and former president donald trump, who hosted the

eva. >> reena roy there for us. thank you. >>> jon karl will be tackling the midterms later this morning on "this week." he'll be speaking to arizona house speaker rusty bowers who testified at a january 6th hearing and who is now running against a trump-backed candidate. he'll also go one-on-one with west virginia senator joe manchin. plus, comedian jon stewart responds to the surprise gop opposition to the bill aiding veterans. janai? >>> now to the latest on brittney griner. her trial in russia on drug charges set to resume on tuesday, amid word the u.s. secretary of state spoke with russia's foreign minister. griner has been jailed in russia since february, and she could learn her fate this week. espn is reporting that griner's trial could be wrapping up with sentencing expected on friday. the wnba star faces up to ten years in prison on charges of drug smuggling after vape cartridges containing hashish oil were found ner luggage at the airport in moscow. know the items were in her bag, and she pleaded guilty to

>> all right, eva pilgrim with us here tonight. eva, thank you. >>> next tonight here, just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bannon now says he's willing to testify before the january 6th committee. well, a judge today saying that despite his change of heart, his trial for contempt of congress will go on. also tonight, what we learned late today about tomorrow's january 6th hearing, who will now testify? and the other key witness we're expecting to hear from. rachel scott on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a federal judge appointed by former president donald trump refusing to delay the trial of steve bannon, despite bannon's last-minute offer to testify before the january 6th committee. on january 5th, bannon had urged trump supporters to head to washington. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different, and all i can say is strap in. >> why did you blow off con

our colleague eva myronova found out a month later, it was really a horror because constant artillerylling, which unpredictable people are at home in the garden and they are constant arrivals and are so chaotic throughout the settlement. before the beginning of the headquarters invasion of russia into ukraine, there were 13,000 residents in the komishyuvskaya oblast; today, despite the threat to life, there are approximately 8,000, and everyone has their own reasons for this. my the woman left with the children, we have four children. oh, they are in chernivtsi. well, i came to the roof. he patched it up. we still hope to come back to see if everything will get wet. well, there is still an opportunity to do something, because where else ? we were no one. they were students at home. these are the kinds of things. lyudmila heard how a rocket hit a nearby high-rise building. she tells how they sat in the basement and everyone was shaking from fright, but they still stayed at home with their husband. where should i go? go we sit still we were shaking ordinary people were worried it was ve

eva, you're a little ways away.raining doesn't have to stink. well, maybe just a little bit. [ laughter ] she says she has serious tips to help you flush away your fears. >> oh, wow. >> hey. hey, big guy. how did it go in there? >> i missed. >> what does that mean? >> reporter: for many parents teaching kids about the potty can be downright scary. ♪ that's where allison jandu comes in, the mom of two behind potty training consultant. >> i think a lot of parents are anxious about starting potty training. >> reporter: reaching more than 100,000 parents on her instagram account, she shares research-based tips for getting your kids to use the potty. >> my motto is that there's no one size fits all potty training method. >> reporter: first things first, get prepared. research suggests the best time to start is around your child's second birthday. some signs they might be ready include showing interest in the potty and going longer stretches with dry diapers. when the time comes, parents need to be ready to stick to a pla

eva pill game standing by. >>> just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bab nonnow says he's willing to testify been the january 6th committee. tonight, a judge saying despite bannon's change of heart, his trial will go on. also late today, what we learned about tomorrow's january 6th hearing who will testify now? and the other key witness we're expected to hear from. rachel scott with new reporting. >>> the war in ukraine. and tonight, the white house now warning it believes iran is getting ready to help russia. what they're expected to send to fight the ukrainians. james longman standing by, reporting from ukraine. >>> japan in mourning over the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. and what we've now learned tonight about the alleged gunman. bob wood. >> dick: is there. >>> here at home tonight, the urgent manhunt under way for the armed suspect wanted for shootings at several 7-elevens today. >>> elon musk terminating his deal to buy twitter. what musk said about it all. >>> and american strong tonight. the plane stuck on the tarmac

these here is an eva told by the germans start above the copier on a test flight in the south korean capital. so if everything works out according to plan air, taxis could be used to connect the inner city an airport here by 2025 instead of driving by car for an hour, the air taxis could complete the journey in 20 minutes. a flight would cost around $90.00 euros. unlike the hyper loop air, taxis aren't primarily meant for public transport. they generally fed only a few passengers. this is due to wait regulations for these aircrafts. with ranges of up to only a 160 kilometers even toll aircraft, they're meant to replace helicopters. but in a more sustainable way. when you talk about taxes, they are dis, they've all been in a electric, right? is not combustion. they're both energy to power equal, or the system extremely friendly to the own bar. in order for this to work, the aircrafts need to be powered by renewable energy. juan moran believes eva tolls will be flying people from the airport to the city as an airline taxi service, particularly for cities with a lot of congestion. it co

. >> reporter: good morning, eva.h, the president this morning is defending this controversial trip. look, he knew that he was going to face harsh criticism and blowback, but this was a risk the president was willing to take. the white house now arguing this trip was worth it in part to try and give americans some relief at the pump. the president's critics, though, strongly disagree. president biden this morning meeting with middle eastern leaders in saudi arabia. but it is this meeting and this photo with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman that is sparking outrage back home. the image the saudis had hoped for and the white house had hoped to avoid. as a candidate biden pledged to make saudi arabia a pariah for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. now, a warm welcome from the de facto leader who the u.s. concluded ordered the brutal murder, an image the saudis eagerly released. the two met for almost two hours but did not take questions. >> jamal khashoggi, will you apologize to his family, sir? >> thank yo

eva? >> bob woodruff for us there in tokyo. >>> now to former new mexico governor bill richardson heading to moscow in an effort to free brittney griner. following her guilty plea on drug charges. the wnba star will be honored tonight at the league's all-star game. abc's zachary kiesch is here with the latest. good morning to you, zachary. >> eva, good morning to you as well. bill richardson has been instrumental in other high-profile deals. a source telling abc news that richardson is now working with griner's family and is expected in moscow in the next couple weeks. this morning, brittney griner, one of the game's most visible female athletes, couldn't be further from her dominance on the court. the ongoing effort to bring brittney home has applied pressure to the biden administration to broker a deal. now news that bill richardson, a former governor and ambassador to the u.n., who has worked privately for years as an international negotiator, is heading to moscow. in chicago griner's w

eva was killed along with her grandmother. these young faces are the faces of employees and visitors of the shopping mall. they are no more. there is no shopping mall because russia burned them down and killed them all. this is a journalist vera. she worked in the ukraine area for 20 years. last four years working for radio. since the beginning of the war russia has launched over 3,000 different missiles to ukraine. you don't need a missile. maybe shrapnel will do it. this man is now alive now in germany. he's 3 years old. a few days ago, he celebrated his birthday on the 8th of july. you may ask, what is he doing in germany? he is learning there how to use a prosthesis. a 3-year-old boy. a russian plane dropped a bomb on the house where the family of andriy spent the night. he was there together with his parents and his sister, anya. how many children like him are there in ukraine? how many families like this may still be destroyed by the war? those are russia's hunger games, hunting for peaceful people in peaceful cities of

dos se ponÍan a hablar de lo que estÁ pasando en la escuela, y de lo que quieren hacer, y de lo que eva, y para que ellos pudieran tener todos los recursos que todos los demÁs, y salir adelante en la escuela. >> a ella le encantaba, era su pasiÓn, siempre le gustÓ, fue casi su Único trabajo, ser maestra. carolina: ahora me gustarÍa preguntarle, como hermana, en ocasiones salimos de casa y olvidamos despedirnos de un ser querido porque jamÁs imaginemos que esto va a ocurrir. imagino que usted no tuvo nunca la oportunidad de sentarse con ella y decirle lo mucho que la querÍa. viendo sus fotografÍas ahora en pantalla aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", ¿habrÍa algo que se le quedÓ por decir? ¿quÉ le dirÍa a su hermana si tuviera una Última oportunidad de decirle algo? >> le dirÍa que la adoro, que ella es todo para mÍ, que es la mejor tÍa, mis hijos la quiere mucho, ella, mi mamÁ la quiere mucho, le quisiera decir que ella es todo para mÍ, y que la quisiera tener a mi lado siempre, cuidarla, quisiera que yo pudiera haber hecho algo por ella si yo supiera que estaba pasando algo. de hubiera hecho

, eva mendes. now. i seell ne a ken? do you know one when you see one? >> it's hard. you know, a lot of people don't know this, george lucas based the force on kenergy. it's always been there. and we're going to talk about it next time. >> i love that. i mean the kenergy, "the gray man." we're getting "the gray man" today. i love it. i love it. >> thank you for coming in. "the gray man" streaming on netflix tomorrow. >>> coming up, tory johnson and our team with more "deals and steals." ♪ across the usa ♪ ♪ then everybody'd be surfing ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the home

good morning to you, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva.or a lot of people it feels like we're back to square one here in l.a. county we just hit the covid high category and that means there are ten people in the hospital for every 100,000 residents and so later this month we're all back to masking up indoors. this morning, for the first time since may, covid infections rebounding. the cdc predicting covid infections nationwide will increase. the new variant ba.5 accounting for nearly half of all new covid cases. over 129,000 covid cases being reported every day according to the cdc, and 85% of the u.s. now live in areas of high to medium risk of covid-19 transmission. >> the concern we have about the ba.5 is that it's the most immune evasive. >> reporter: l.a. county in high category for covid activity. almost 9,000 cases reported here friday. >> i think it's one of the easiest precautions to take is to wear a mask inside. >> reporter: many people will have to be. l.a. county is heading to return to indoor masking at the end of the month a

eva, we'll be okay out there today. >> absolutely brutal out there.nk you, sam. >>> now to the monkeypox outbreak, the world health organization declaring it a global health emergency overnight. here in the u.s., health officials are now considering deeming it a public health emergency. abc's elwyn lopez is following it from the cdc in atlanta. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: hey, eva. good morning. first covid-19, and now monkeypox. the world health organization listing as the highest level of alert declaring a global emergency not once but twice in just three years. now according to the cdc, here in the u.s. in june, there were at least two dozen cases. today nearly 2,900 including two children. now health officials say cases in children have generally been adjacent to those most at risk. the majority of the outbreak currently concentrated on men who have sex with other men. it can easily be transmitted to others. globally, there are more than 16,000 cases of monkeypox in at least 75 countries. here in the u.s., the largest number of reported case

eva? >> alex there for us. >>> well, now to uvalde, texas, the city's mayor don mclaughlin pushing back on an assessment of the deadly school shooting, calling it, quote, totally false. the report by the advanced law enforcement rapid response training center saying that there were several opportunities for the police to stop the massacre before it started. >>> well, turning overseas now to the war in ukraine, as the u.s. is sending in a new large military aid package, we're getting new video of an attack in kharkiv this morning that injured at least four people. abc's tom soufi burridge has those details and what we know about the work to rebuild the world's largest aircraft destroyed by russia. tom, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, janai. have a look at the world's largest aircraft. only one of this aircraft was ever built and it's been reduced to this. it's a metaphor for what russia is doing here in ukraine. but some good news, this morning for ukraine, more u.s. weapons

melnyk, she is ready to tell us everything in detail, and on eva, we congratulate you once again.hat's new about the most important thing on this i will tell you in a moment together with the news editors. well, from the new 25,000 hryvnias for burial in a separate grave, this is the current price in temporarily occupied mariupol. please wait more. more than 20 mortar attacks were carried out by the occupiers in sumy oblast twice. they targeted the shelegen community and also hit esmansk, said the head of the sumy regional military administration, dmytro zyvytskyi, there are no casualties or damage, the russian army shelled mykolaiv in the morning, a series of powerful explosions rang out in the city at the site of one of the arrivals . dear liza, i welcome you to the espresso broadcast and tell me what you know at the moment, maybe you already have some details, maybe you talked to eyewitnesses, because at the moment it is extremely there is little information from the mykolaiv ova, i certainly congratulate him, indeed, this morning russian troops shelled mykolaiv again, approxim

so the, the main focus of the conflict today is on how these workers, how the drivers of eva can work here in france. and what conditions they would get as a worker for uber. all right, either correspond at least louis in paris. thank you very much. and finally, billionaire and has lucy jojo on mosque says he's no longer interested in buying twitter. mosque was in negotiations to acquire the messaging platform for $44000000000.00. he cited the number of spam accounts as one reason behind his decision. a twitter alternatively says his decision comes a little too late. it plans to challenge must in court. experts say they will either compel him to buy the platform or pay a fee for backing out. and here's a reminder of our top business story. today marks the start of the annual maintenance work on the north stream one gas pipeline through the operation which takes place every year in mid july. russia has to stop the gas low for about 10 days. this year, germany fears that it might not turn the tap back on. right, that's our show for more. you can check us out to check us out online e w d

the 70 s is the death of eva pearl, with a legacy still a driving force in the countries politics. ah, oh, we begin with breaking news out of the philippines where a magnitude $7.00 earthquake is hit, the north of the country. the epicenter appears to be the town of dolores and the province of abra, tremors were felt far away in the capital city. manila, which is more than 300 kilometers to the south and train services have been stopped . the u. s. geological survey says there's no threats of astronomy. montebello joins me now on the phone. busy from manila and she john, he joins his life. actually. i want to be just tell us what's the latest? i hope you can hear me. bit noisy in my background, but yes, there was a 7927 earthquake. the pretender was the in the northern for the province of abra. we are about 400 kilometers away here in the metro manila. but we did build the earthquake got i think it was about the one minute long and it was moving in circles. so it was a pretty strong earthquake, even here in metro manila. and it had been very busy time of the day or 29 in the mornin

well, to get more on the story now, we're going to cross live to canadian journalist eva bartlett, who was actually at the scene of the showing earlier today. but thanks for joining us on the program. you're welcome. always seen now the kiev is accused russia shelling the site even though we've seen footage of us made hi morse rocket fragments at that scene. what can you tell us about what you saw there? i saw well it would have been a blood bath. there were still many corpses lying around, many corpus that had been badly what had been burned, so the cause of death would have been by, by dying, by being burned to death. other the other corpses had, would have been killed by shrapnel injuries. and there is a gaping hole in the roof of the prison where the present war were being kept. you can see i, you can see in that footage there the bunk beds. actually there are still corpses hanging from the bunk beds. they, the authorities haven't had time to clear the entire site. 11 thing those notable outside where they were corpse and lying outside. there was, i don't know if i was russian or d

them with great pleasure, is proud of all their successes , he has four eldest inge, 37 years old, eva nicole, 15, the youngest son ivan, 12 years old, father a very good father. it's just that this person, who never shows his feelings of emotion in public, and he even sometimes seems to me, when i watch, that he is even shy to show it. but today in the yard at leps it is unusual. quietly, the younger children, ivana's son, daughter nicole, together with her mother, anna, are away on vacation to return here just before the start of the school year. in one space, i'm in the office of this, where we are now, and at home i'm 10 meters away, so they live in the house. i live in an office. everything, in general, is normal. so not at home with family, and leps has been living in his own office since he officially divorced his wife, anna, in december 2021. this came as a shock to many. after all, gregory always assured the public that he had an ideal wife, who, for almost 21 years of marriage, did not let him down even once, but so endured not only adversity, but also the hot temper of the s

>> all right, eva pilgrim tonight. eva, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to news on the pandemic tonight and new concerns amid this very transmissible variant of covid now sweeping the u.s. in fact, covid deaths in the u.s. now up 10% in just the last week. what they're now seeing here in new york city. and the news coming in tonight from l.a. at this hour. here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman in california. >> reporter: tonight, the nation's largest county is on track to return to an indoor mask mandate in two weeks. >> we're saying there is need to worry. this variant is, as everybody has noted, highly infectious, easily transmitted. >> reporter: l.a. county, home to 10 million people, now seeing high covid transmission. hospitalizations up 88% in l.a. county and doubling across the country since april. >> you have to be as prudent and careful as possible. >> reporter: this latest wave fueled by that highly transmissible subvariant ba.5. >> we do know it to be more transmissible and more immune-evadi

behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a jazz eva. the great thing about being amused presenter, the net book like conscious era, is that it's a truly global operation. if you will check to see, or you're seeing news from parts of the world that other networks just don't cover . you're getting a truly global perspective. we have an extensive network of bureaus around the world. we have many, many correspondence in all corners of the globe. if you really want to know what's happening in the world right now, you need to be watching al jazeera hey, ah, you want you al jazeera with me sell robin and dough reminder of our top news stories. a ceremony has been taking place in istanbul to open a center that will monitor grain exports from ukraine. now this follows an agreement between ukraine and russia last week that was broken by turkey and the united nations. it allows for the shipment of 20000000 tons of grain trapped in ukraine's black c ports to reach the world market. now the ukranian government says it wants to resume exports this we

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i do not speak for eva mendes. >> [ laughs ] ♪♪ well, of course we asked eva, who made her point crystalen i see the gray man, like, that's -- that's who i want to spend my nights with, and ken, now ken i want to spend my days with. [ laughter ] ken. ken is fun. ken is like, you know, he's like, makes fun of himself. but the gray man, you know... >> one's pg. one's rated r? okay. >> yeah. ♪♪ >> it's also very clear that ryan got extra ripped before shooting these scenes for "the gray man" directors, the russo brothers. now, what did you have to do to prepare, truly, to get into fighting shape for this? >> i had to stay away from the russos' tent. >> [ laughs ] why? food? good food? >> it like willy wonka's chocolate factory in there, you know? it's just, like, they're always ordering, like, pizza, burgers. like, you have to push through chocolate just to see the monitor. you must be lloyd. >> what gave it away? >> the white pants, the trash 'stache. >> going toe-to-toe with chris evans, what was the best part of that for you? >> chris just, he ran mustache-first into this role. >> [ laug

eva? >>> time now for "deals & steals." fashion for the hottest summer months. point your cell phone camera at the qr code on the screen to start saving. tory johnson is here with us this morning. so many goodies. so colorful, so fun, and we'll start with coolibar and what i love about this, we were talking about this for baby but this is for all ages, men, women and kids, sun protected clothing so that fabric -- so you can go out -- think about any activity. if you're in the sun, no matter what you are doing and what is great is it's also got a cooling property to it so if you're outside and sweating you're not going to feel hotter. you can see it's kind of like a light breezy easy material. we have a huge selection as well as their hats, the clothing you will find online. good day to shop because it's all at least 50% off and starts at $9. >> this next one i'm kind of obsessed with. my friend introduced me to this brand. i love it. >> it's called rufflebutts. i love the name. i was going to say like, oh, my gosh i want to

this is eva bartlett from canada.logs on donations from her subscribers and writes for the russia today channel. has been investigating war crimes for many years, but what she saw in the donbass really shocked her. i met an elderly couple who lived in the basement of the school for 6 years, you know, they had to live there, because the ukrainians destroyed their house from here, went into the house in the middle there, and it just happened. the name of eva bartlet, ukrainian nationalists, fell from the chair. posted on the peacemaker website, it is also called the execution list. now eve doesn't feel safe anywhere. even in canada the native country may hand it over to the ukrainian special services in 2015. one of the creators of the site said that by that time they had managed to arrest or kill 300 people. in my opinion. these are the words of a sadist. and if i fell into the hands of the ukrainian fascists, i don't even know what they would have done to me, maybe they would have tortured me. or maybe he was killed i

eva pilgrim is here.n progress. so i haven't actually bought the dress yet. but this is probably the best deal we've seen yet. this is next level bargain hunting. not only was the dress under four bucks, but it was actually brand new with the tags on and with a little digging this bride to be said you too can find a major deal and the perfect dress. it's the thrifty find that's got tiktok in a craze. a wedding dress that cost less than $5. >> it was $4.99. the dresses with 25% off, so it was $3.75. >> reporter: jillian says she went to several thrift shops hoping to find her dream dress for her may wedding to her partner of 13 years. >> i looked four days in a row in hopes of finding a wedding dress for my wedding that is exactly one month from today. ♪ gee i really love you ♪ >> everything i am wearing this very moment was thrifted and so it just seemed like a really natural place to start. >> reporter: the 32-year-old tried on several dresses before landing on this one, which still had the original tags

blew off her slipper cut her leg her back and hands were injured her friend nazar was there to carry evan his arms during the explosion he lost consciousness for a few seconds then came to his senses found his friends all together they left the of the infernal emperor, as we had already left a dangerous, dangerous distance from the shopping center , we saw all the olankas, it was terrifying, what happened, there was a big column of smoke at first, then two minutes later - 5, and everything began to be engulfed in flames. and this dmytro, he covered his girlfriend dryly because he knew the rules of behavior about a rocket attack, he says that they were told this while studying at the school, there i see that my girl is turning, i see behind her that something is starting to rise, the rest, i'm starting to cover her only well, we sit down and he just throws us away, i cover her with my body, but i feel like shrapnel everything is flying at my back , at arm's distance, nothing was visible, harry's dust, and everything flew out . saw everything burning smoking we were very afraid of suffocat

melnyk, the stress news team has already prepared a new issue, anna eva, what will you tell in thisfact that the powerful forces are already working well in the zaporizhia direction, and the russian peace is leading to death in

greetings, anna eva, the action in support of the defenders of azovstal defenders mariupol in lviv willrt from minute to minute, despite the fact that today in lviv the weather is not too favorable for the withdrawn actions. several dozen native azov residents have gathered here. you can see them now. they are preparing to start this action. in fact, you came with posters, some of them are written russia terrorist olenivka 2907 and save the people of azov actually the main demands of these people are addressed to the international committee of the red cross and the united nations. these international organizations were the guarantors of safety and a happy, safe the return of our military and their exchange, and this is exactly what the natives of azov demand . they say that there is very little time and they demand an immediate reaction from the world community. they are shocked, of course, by what happened in the deer park on july 29 and emphasize, among other demands, that the international community the community has recognized russia as a terrorist country these are the demands for

anna eva do you think this is a tautology ? well, thank you for your work, i'm just ready, and we'll talk in particular about the fact that rejonson is leaving his post. well, the european parliament will allocate 1 billion in financial aid to ukraine. not only then, let's start with the fact that the rashists once again shelled sloviansk with artillery in the neighborhoods of the forester. there are injuries , the mayor of the resort vadym lyakh said. a projectile hit the local market , two people were killed, seven were injured, according to the mayor, now the city is close to the front, in some directions the enemy is at a distance of 7:10 km , so it is important to evacuate, the russians hit with missiles in kramatorsk, the mayor of kramatorsk , oleksandr goncharenko, confirmed that there is a victim among the population, rescue services are currently working on the spot, people are being asked to stay in shelters, russia is organizing terror in the occupied territory of luhansk region, the head of the regional military adm

melnyk is ready to tell us the details of everything anna eva good morning, a word of greeting to you thank you for your work , the news editor will continue to work today it has been 142 days since the full-scale war, so i will start with operational information from the general staff and also tell about how ukraine became independent, because 32 years ago a declaration on the state sovereignty of our country was adopted, stay with us for more, 142 days of heroic opposition of ukraine to russia continues during the military invasion in the slavyansk direction, the russian nazis carried out airstrikes near bogorodichnoy, the general headquarters reported that the artillery shelled the kostyantynivka mykilske and the hussarovka in the donetsk direction, it was hot in the area of ​​the settlements of zakydne-siverska hryhorivka, tetyanivka and horodok, the assault actions of the occupiers in the direction of the disputed ivanodarivka - the ukrainian defenders successfully repelled enemy assault attempts in the dolomite novoluhansk and dolomite semi-hyrian mountains under vluchnym ukrain

if or said that this yet, that increased again in eva, eva, it was a live us young, the local, especially in the area around the ports of galvez. when you are the father that this was to make ends meet with fishers, frequently resort to illegal methods, such as catching fish that are actually too young and small to sell like this swordfish at the fish market in fox, you'll also find cartilage in his fish like raise and sharks which are in fact endangered and protected species. bets your cy, edi and need alt rebels. they are trying to reverse the trend. they want fissures to stop catching sharks and other endangered species. they're part of the project med bycatch, which was launched 2 years ago and began with extensive data collection. oh, nice though good. we've collected a lot of data up key which will used to make proposals on how to reduce unwanted by catch of endangered species. and we'll lock up for all of tenicia vin the up lot, all the thought, the law thin, easy, neat out rebel c has developed a good relationship with the fishing community and the port as are these. he tells them