it's john hawkins. it's printing it's pennsylvania, you know, yeah, it's it's it's very likely unfortunately, i couldn't nail it down for sure because he didn't say in his journal anywhere that he was a runaway apprentice. i wonder why. but there was this and of course you get that little hint in this looking at hawkins in his story is that he had run away from david sellers shop. well david seller had been the partner of hall david hall who had been a partner of benjamin franklin who was the most notorious runaway apprent? all right, so you're going oh, he's following that kind of tradition in some form or another well from what it appears. he must have come back and served out his his term as an apprentice or found something else because he's back here in pennsylvania and in philadelphia, but obviously not finding a job or his own independent shop and thus there he was enlisting in the continental army during the revolution in this thing. so we followed him in but it also makes sense about why he woul

this brings us back to hawkins. hawkins describes what he is seeing on that track that you see listed on there. they're basically following the connecticut river valley, moving up into new hampshire and then across into what will be vermont. so he describes the various towns and peoples of this track. they move out in three divisions, essentially what would've been three battalions within the regiment itself as they saw it. moving up first through to springfield, massachusetts. at springfield, hawkins records, at daybreak, on 14 april, all three divisions march out followed by a baggage trail. he records eight wagons, 21 teams, 21 teams? to be pulling these wagons? those have got to be very heavy wagons, and they definitely are. because what is on them? loaded with spades, shovels, axes, picks, carbines, horseman show, pistols, and other military stores. carpenters tools, armors tools, provisions. they are out to really cut this road, and they are taking all the tools but them. so think four minute, what that would

hawkins was part of that. he had done the roster and moved them together which that master roster had about -- i counted 1,482. that roster. and then i also did more research and pulled out another 300 or so that weren't on it. many of them were the french canadians who had left or stayed in canada instead of coming down at the retreat. so again, we get into about 1,900 men. that roster didn't all have places where they came from which was important because later on when they wanted their bounty lands and the rest, they had to have a state affiliation to get it. but many of them had "usa" after them, no state affiliation, only the united states affiliation. after that we saw the new york and new jersey and the like that you see. that "u.s." was essential for the french canadians. some of the prisoners of war at lancaster joined hazen's regiment, germans more than the english in that case. others had also joined. so it was very much a multiethnic, multilingual regiment there with the continental army. >> what h

plus stephen welcomes: john dickerson and corey hawkins. featuring jon batiste and stay human.ullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! there you go! ( band playing ) hey! ( cheers and applause ) come on! come on! ( cheers and applause ) ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody! please, have a seat. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. and it is-- ( cheers and applause ) i am so happy to be with y'all tonight. it is so good not to be alone tonight, because it's the one- year anniversary of the january 6th attack on our democracy and i think it's important to reflect on days like this, that so deeply influenced the history of this great nation. there's a reason texas' motto is not "what's an alamo?" ( laughter ) the thing i remember from that day is how shocked i was at this grotesque tragedy. and here's how it went down for us here at "the late show." that day, we had written a whole monologue about what we thought was going to be the normal procedural vote to certify joe biden's el

then hawkins, he's covering this one for his morning done. we'll salacious reaction from ryan will. russian officials already said that they'll raise this issue will be the media regulated with a foreign ministry. also stating that as a retaliation for the pressure exerted by the jelly media regulator on r t d. german media outlets and russia may also face restrictions in view all these measures. and of course, these are quantum president in germany. they need to regulate has banned r t. now not only from media from satellites, but across all platforms, including online and applications, as well. saying broadcasts must stop by the required media. low license was not available. the organisation and distribution of the tv program via a live stream on the internet via mobile and smart tv parking news and via satellite must therefore be discontinued. our tv has the south appeal, the decision, the case now will be with the lawyers on the court to see what the future will hold in a short term. yeah, i mean, what's the basis for, for the, the pale?

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don hawkins reporting 1st. there will the u. s. navy, with threatening new sanctions to, to cut russia from the global financial system if it invades neighboring ukraine. but some expert, se, russia's already well prepared for coping with any such measures as the current sanctions of actually spoke renewed criticism from political leaders in europe. same, but they've been detrimental to their own, you economies. russia has made its economy more sanctions proof. it has been building a strong resilience. we must reduce our dependency on russian energy. i have to say that the sanctions policy that has been introduced against russia has done more harm to hungry than to russia. we talk about potential sanctions more with british american investor banker, writer mitchell foster. and he thinks the measures would actually negatively impact the u. s. economy more than intend to target the russian one. i think that the sanctions effected the russian economy. i think that this is more about debt credit and leverage, and i think that most o

i'm daniel hawkins. that 6 full their salad do join us again to 30 minutes for the latest here and all teens. ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the mediterranean is the world's most over fish. see unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great thread, assuming your selection again, a quote on sure you understand this, is he cut our system. i'm not going to pull nicky, careful with tech and want to put our lives despite the eas promises to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to slow. well, i'm very disappointed with the put additions that they've basically not in public interests. they also do know in the mid interest of the fishes, the only interest of the fishery lobby on the face shown the only

we are completely committed to our mute to the mutual de bobby hawkins and elliot. and i ensured to listen to those in eastern europe who worry about their own security, a little door trips president clinton must not underestimate our resoluteness. we will defend the nato territory on the basis of our collective security guarantee, inch for inch your mind and women. this absolutely certainty in taking a country into ukraine. the will that we have as an alliance is to defend this country as we would defend ourselves. we want to build the oldest of the german armed forces. a has already expanded its support for the eastern european later partners. and for this important signal, i want to thank the german ministry of defense, lithuania, where we are leading the response task that we have increased our troops. and in romania we have expanded our air pollution trip as well. we want to set up a new task force industry, backyard. our navy is helping with additional ships when it comes to ensuring and policing, the north sea and the mediterranean. and we are prepared to be

but people like chief hawkins seeing how it's done, bringing in the community while at the same timeng against the criminals in the right area at the right times can change the pace of violence. >> chief, the numbers president biden was talking about are staggering, 316 people a day are shot in this country. 106 are killed and then there's what's happening with police officers. six nypd police officers have been victims of gun violence just this year. we're only in february. i think there have been seven officers across the country killed, 28 injured -- okay, 29 injured. i can only imagine how hard it is to keep your officers working and to find good people and recruit good people. how much of an effect is this having on your force? >> well, it's tough emotionally because these young men and women are going through a lot. we understand change needs to be made in law enforcement, but we also understood that there's a lot of good in law enforcement that needed to be preserved. we're trying to recruit and retain these young men and women and when there's this idea there's an asult on po

and this is a train stuck in the country where i took my wife yesterday with hawkins, that i'm like, wow, that would have such a nice nighttime atmosphere. i la view, someone had a room that was completely lit up and purple. and i photographed that in one data to dance. that was a moment where i thought it belated by what a shame as having that would have made a good photo. scott: now its only on my food tutors for 2 reasons. if this is new amended his polaroid records of the past, former lives and a quieter, more peaceful time. or may be totally ever existed for that one moment. in the eyes of the photographer, ah, whose good mom? so she was good to boost that when you're conscious in the moment of taking it, that it's a good photo. i mean, you just knew it a month month, but muncie, the more you photograph. and you remember the lesson you to lou man was about on my quote with the essex 70, but as exhibits my body could do that time the competence i didn't need to mess around with the soup was out. hipaa. i opened the thing, luck and take a photo. don't ever think it. just press the

effort of the report of the democrats to serve were getting people was in 1978 the home free, and hawkins full employment that did pass. congress, president quarter didn't the, to it, but he watered it down so that it had almost no boy. when the democrats basically handed the working clothes over to their class enemy, the republicans are the bitter enemy of the working class. or democrats handed it over to them. reagan came along, his 1st act was to smash labor unions opening the door to the corporate sector to do the same initiated programs, which has severely harmed the working class in the middle class. we actually have measures of this. the rand corporation super respectable, recently did a study on how much wolf had been transferred from the lower 90 percent of the population. were in class middle, close the poor. how much will have been transferred to the super rich during the last 40 years and reagan, their estimate is about $50000000.00. wow, that's a, that's a, that is a staggering. now that is a staggering number because even on the issue that you're raising, where there is a co

here to speak with you is daniel hawkins. >> can you hear me? >> president bleiman: yes, thank you. >> great. we are not going past 11 anymore. we learned our lesson the hard way. we have a new software. everything going through our qsc speaker. it's rare that someone comes in with an amplifier. if they do they walk around with a decibel reader. there were slip ups that i apologized for. i know now that i can't afford any way shape or form to continue to be in violation. keeping the door shut when we have live music, not going past 11:00 p.m. and keeping the decibel levels down and making sure my employees is well versed on how to work the equipment. we can control the house master volume at our fingertips on a tablet. it's pretty much have the most cutting edge technology in place to make sure that we can control the volume from behind the bar. that's where we're at with this. hopefully we wouldn't have to get less hours reduced as far as entertainment, 11:00 is tough on the weekend. we're thankful to go to 11:00. it would be hard on us if we h

and i show, daniel hawkins, who are you, are this our welcome to the program? now, all the tasks assigned for russian troops that i have been successfully completed. that's according to a statement by the russian defense ministry and comes off the criminal started a so called military operation, which it says is aimed at defending the dumbass from the cleaning aggression. russian armed forces of destroyed 83 ukrainian military targets. the defense ministry also added in this statement, no civilian areas. what targeted in the strikes were aimed only at military infrastructure. they also said they are providing safe exit routes for cleaning soldiers, who have surrendered. ortiz, siena, correspondents, moral garcia, reports from the grounds crew, public. i was thou, that hasn't been a any exclusions, and the gods sca oh, in the suburbs in the outskirts of the city as we had seen in previous days with, with constant shelling between the 2 sides. so shelling from the ukrainian side and from the self proclaimed all as the now recognized republic of lugens. neverthele

jessica merritt, hawkins at gym every period. megabytes cameron's at some of the year. her grades never got the book coach in the studio several who speaks spanish. okay. him here who was her? johan. as was up, but it will go with fidelity, better just of them for one or 2. yeah, because it postal kosher can cancer and promotional know the so ok there will be should look. so her jewelry just made a presidential, richard or mikaya, moved to loser in the rest. of course, i could have shook a run under jimmy brandon pressed on a little hook. howard recollection average a showed my ears again. historically, this is kim kim natasha's. historical society says that the key, the reason i'm good is no question. you get 10 of his mission is to make sure that up your vehicle. her ship to look up is who's there? who probably know mostly who could use those militia subject in it and stuff. is there a certain type of living with graham associates, a not interested belong. nice to meet you. seek. see how the, how the different position executive branch of that need pro petosi. ah, if

it's got for it at b. hawkins. it got you shadow gonzales and that are they and others here are optimistic that in a few weeks time life in last manchester, we'll be almost normal again. once the tons of ashes are gone, the island also needs new housing developments. those who weren't as lucky are still living in emergency accommodation. the local government has decided to allow denser construction on la paloma now. because the lava has taken away a lot of the space not far from la mancha, as the aftermath is pretty clear. what a gigantic mass of lava has buried almost everything, including the village of told, okay, where horsey garritano lived before. and we got her leave for a month with her on my house is literally a few kilometers on here under the lava in it. i cannot tell exactly where any mortgage i'm in. virginia was as if this is just one big black desert domain, or at least quite an impression and in prison. the eruption of the comedy, the hub. okay, now has changed his life and that of thousands of palm

jessica merritt hawkins at gym every period. megabytes cameron's at yahoo! ross, to creative network of coach in the story of cheryl who speaks spanish. okay. him here who was her? the one as was up, but it will go with fidelity. better just of them for her new party. yeah. because it postal kosher can kind of speaker and promotional, not the so ok, there will be. should look so heard willoughby must be the presidential richard or mikaya needs to lose or in the record of joke is a run under jimmy graham to preston. a committal who howard recollection average. norwood assured me is that his frequently this is kim kim natasha's. you said a quick olives display says that the key. the reason i'm good is no question. yeah, of the president of the as much as you national that up your vehicle, her ship to look up is who was there who probably know mostly who could use those militia, subject him nic and stuff. and there are certain type of living playing with us, which is a series of good. we're not interested them on nice to meet, you seek, see on the how the diffe

non session for knack. hawkins. a drop of blood is all that's required to determine whether that's the case with a particular patient. biologist martin crater pumps blood through a special chip with tiny channels that are thinner than a human hair. he films the process with a high speed camera which reveals how much the blood cells change shape when they pass through the artificial capillaries. in the analysis shows that the blood of long covey patients contain cells that are unnaturally rigid. while some individual red blood cells behave normally and chain shape, others remain stiff and round or enjoy working hypothesis. now is that the lack of deform ability in the cells of long coven patients can explain this circulatory disorders. i see because the cells are simply unable to pass through the bodies. theme is candler and copied on uncovered. but what causes this effect? the researchers have an idea about that as well. and again, blood plays an important role here. specific auto antibodies are found in the blood o

daniel hawkins through those developments, everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border that the russian army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mr. poo pretty much said, well, for now we'll have to look at the situation. we'll have to see where this goes and if there is a necessity for it, in that case, mr. prudent could actually say, hey, well, now it's time to act. but at least this is something that the russian legal system requires. he's now got the green light from the opera house of the russian parliament to deploy russian troops abroad. again, like i said, if there is the need for that, now, what that means for the locals. what that means for the situation on the ground perhaps, is that the, the ukrainian army won't be emboldened to further attack these 2 republics that have now been recognized by russia. we've heard from our correspondents on the ground that the night was much more silent. and this is indeed a sigh of relief for the russian speaking population of what used to be e

earlier, my colleagues, daniel hawkins and elliot, katrinka discussed the situation. everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border, that the russian army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mister proven, went on to talk about how important these decisions are in the context of the actual will of the locals. and he went back to talk about how the referendum in crimea happened. when overwhelmingly the population there voted to join russia. we remember that about to 7 years ago that the peoples of don ed scan lugens, these 2 don bass republics voted to be separated from ukraine. so mister putin reminded the west of how important it is to listen to these people and called it the highest form of democracy. referring to these referendums, the 1st thing that must be done by every one is to recognise the will of the people who leave in service topple and crimea. i'm no good, i said with them. and i have said that unmet which in many times so how different is this when you, jim has

kimberly hawkins. as a details, this horrible terrorist leader is no more in an address to the nation from the roosevelt room of the white house. u. s. president joe biden spoke about the operation. he ordered that killed the ice. a leader abu ibrahim al, has she, me, al, karachi, and i directed the department of defense to take every precaution possible to minimize civilian casualties. knowing that this terrorist had chosen serrano self was families including children. we made a choice to pursue a special forces raid at a much greater risk than our to our own people, rather than targeting him with an air strike. as us special forces moved in the ice, a leader reportedly detonated an explosive and a final act of desperate cowardice. he chose to blow himself up, taking several members of his family with him. the mission happened thursday in northwestern, syria in it live province. residence on the ground said at least 13 people, including children, were killed in the operation. the pentagon said there w

k will send a 350 troops to poland or to den hawkins examines what's behind the west, current obsession with russia invading ukraine. even for those who don't watch the news, reports of a coming russian invasion of ukraine would be hard to miss. we believe that there is a very interesting possibility that vladimir putin will order an attack on ukraine . it could take a number of different forms. it could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it could take some weeks yet. we do have information that it is that the russians are likely to want to fabricate a pretext for an invasion, which again, is right out of their playbook. present will welcome the chancellor of germany to the white house and discuss their shared commitment to ongoing diplomacy and joint efforts to deter further russian aggression against ukraine. it's been like groundhog day, 3 months of reports, analysis and countdowns of just when moscow will be ready to launch its attack. with me, a daily news stories, it's almost like news headline, bingo reports of ballooned in intensity and in depth initial planes focused on the number

and you'll, hawkins, explains. it's one of the deadliest single airstrikes in yemen. civil war starting out even among dozens of such incidents with the red cross condemning it as the worst incident of civilian casualties in 3 years. and i've heard a lot about her since we didn't have any information that there would be an attack . and we only heard the sound of the strike. i heard it when i was at home. i went out and entered the jail. i saw a body bars everywhere. oh, what did a lot of us? i heard groans and screams. some prisoners were clinging to the walls. i shined a flashlight and saw a huge number of people. the bodies of some of them were torn apart. others crawled on their stomach. some tried to get up and walk. others were locked inside the building when there were 3 strikes the 1st bloss hit, the building on the east side from the side of my house. then to strike came on the western side that lives in casualty estimates in the hickey run detention facility very from 80 to over a 100, with hundreds more i

this our, our international, i'm daniel hawkins. welcome to the program. a russia is now waging a military operation, which it says is aimed at defending with mass from so called ukrainian aggression kit following where the western powers are describing it as an invasion, say, cities across ukraine under attack. there russia, defense ministry denies that saying no, but in areas of being targeted, the stripes are known military infrastructure and also that safe exit route for you play in soldiers. all being arranged of who's in is also cooling for you quite in soldiers to be treated with dignity to obtain this flu video for russian war reporter in the dawn. but he claims it shows ukrainian troops surrendering through the nest republic forces. the reporter says, there are soldiers who have voluntarily laid down the weapons. now, authorities and bananas have shed pictures of one of the soldiers who is apparently wounded and has been provided with the site. well, let's go live now to our policies about guys they're proposing from lucon mora, thanks for staying

thanks for joining us on our team to national i'm daniel hawkins. review all this our welcome through the program. now, president putin has said he's ready to send a delegation to better route to negotiate with the ukranian government off the president. vladimir lynn skews off off a talk. according to the kremlin ukraine has responded with a counter offer for meeting in the polish capital walsall. so far, no decision has been reached, region is also addressed ukrainian soldiers, but regularly urging them to take power in the country. you? sure so, but actually in a solution lane i once again appeal to the military personnel of the own forces of ukraine. do not allow neo nazis to use your children, wives, and the elderly as human shields take power into your own hands. it looks like it will be easier for us to come to an agreement on your life qualities katrinka in the studio earlier. what more did the russian president have to say? well, daniel, hi there. i guess you can not under estimate the significance of these latest comments by the russian pre

i'm daniel hawkins. where you are welcome to the program president bush and has said he's ready to send a delegation to bella ruth santiago shape with the korean government itself. the president, let me case offers talk. according to the kremlin ukraine has responded with a counter offer for a meeting in the polish capital walsall. so far, no decision has been reached off the day to brushes military opperation who has also address ukrainian soldiers directly urging them to take power in the country. you should, i should be in a solution lunacy. i once again appeal to the military personnel of the own forces of ukraine. do not allow neo nazis to use your children, wives, and the elderly. as human shields take power into your own hands. it looks like it will be easier for us to come to an agreement. i guess you cannot underestimate the significance of these latest commons by the russian president and the tone, the toughness of mister prudent, that's something we've not seen before. when he was referring to

i'm daniel hawkins. wherever you are this evening. welcome to the program. now ukraine's security and defense council has declared a nationwide emergency. it's also made a point of excluding bone and a la guns from this. the decision still needs a lot from the countries parliament before coming into force. the are the sign of continuing for asian little guns republic. this video is shared exclusively with r t and appears to show the aftermath of some shilling local, if it will say to civilians were killed when a call was hit. one anti tank myself. well, it's exclusivity also shows or theory fire hating. don't ask. local authorities say 3 civilians have been killed by the queen and military over the last 24 hours, or artes, or gas the is in the region. this is the aftermath of an apparent car bombing that recently happened in the guns city. devastated during the war 7 years ago. violence has come anew to the separatist republic to the city. and the outskirts is another village that was hit over the course of this violent night, say $122.00 millimeter mortar r

i'm daniel hawkins. wherever you are this hour, welcome to the program that we saw with breaking news. just go 9 pm here in the russian capsule. the upper house saw russia's parliament has approved the president's request to deploy the russian military abroad. his comes off to the lower house, the state do will ratify, treaties of military and economic corp. we've been uni. recognize, don't ask, i look out. republic. oh, let's get more now for william franco's been across the story for quite a few hours earlier. this is obviously another major bullet months. no doubt we will see a response from western leaders from you leaders from the us president later on. what has been said today exactly that hi again. well, hold on. i think now everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border, that the russian army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mr. brewton pretty much said, well, for now, we'll have to look at the situation. we'll have to see where this goes. and if there is a necessity for it, in th

a baseless locals in the northeast and bought a city of hawkins shared their views on the current situation. but then when you pull nurses, this is a theater. it's manipulation so that people don't think about what to eat tomorrow . but think about where to hide for them is it all is again, something battleground of fat, that like what is difficult, walk right? price is of low salaries on an overall lawlessness or it so that the protest, sentimental doesn't just run for his hoarder. they simply throw this information at us in your h dash that i can see there's a spider from the informational. you don't really need to deliver and it's, it's supposed to be a see of course, but you use common sense and filter through isn't that a lacy but then every, my field west isn't involved in any sort of a phone. so they just want to inside a war interview on the middle, the current talk of war, 30 years ago to day to great powers officially put an end to the cold war, the period of geopolitical tensions which spanned more than 40 years. um, all 3 decades have passed since then. how much has actually cha

if earlier, our teeth corresponded in the upper tranquil, spoke with my colleague, dan hawkins. here is what they discussed the adventurer videos of the fighting that's already going on in the residential areas of kiev. they began to appear as it became dark over the gradient capital. but there are quite a few developments when it comes to what's actually in these videos. and this is very worrying and troubling because we do actually see crossfire last night. it was mostly gotten fire when, when i'm talking about the cross bar here, it could actually be felt that these are either artillery rounds or possibly even missile launchers. and this is indeed much more worrying. although i do want to point out that we cannot verify their authenticity. however, now from the reports that we're getting from the locals and on social media, it has become abundantly clear that fighting is now happening inside of which is the crating capital at the city of almost $3000000.00 inhabitants. and we know that is divided by the nipper river. the russians have closed in on the city from the western si

in new zealand, the picture is one of so suddenly drifts so times don't that hire the hawkins doing nicely at $25.00 shouts. route, sorry, ireland. heaviest rain in southeast asia is, is, are aligned from the southern philippines, back across to pendency malaysia. but the heavier stuff is to be going away as well in the monday forecast looking more to the southern part of the bay. bang gold, for example the, the cabin and urban islands, and a few showers were being sri lanka. india on the whole though, is looking fine. same to bangladesh. ah, al jazeera goes beneath the waves with a team of women, determined to save the old fence. a man using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior, we can monitor them for their local photos and behavior. we're able to how their identities and their new environment. women make science dolphins sanctuary on al jazeera lou ah, reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, the ukranian presidential office says it has agreed to whole talks with russia. the discussions are expected to take place at the ukrainian buildings puerto russia's pre

the newly recognized done yet elegance, republics, earlier our ts eliot, petro consults with daniel hawkins about those developments. everything that's been said doesn't mean at the moment that the russian troops are marching across the border. that the russian army hardware is currently being sent over to the republics of don bass. mr. poo, pretty much said, well, for now, we'll have to look at the situation. we'll have to see where this goes and if there is a necessity for it, in that case, mr. prudent could actually say, hey, well, now it's time to act. but at least this is something that the russian legal system requires. he's now got the green light from the opera house of the russian parliament to deploy russian troops abroad. again, like i said, if there is the need for that, now what that means for the locals. what that means for the situation on the ground perhaps, is that the, the ukrainian army won't be emboldened to further attack these 2 republics that have now been recognized by russia. we've heard from our correspondents on the ground that the night was much more silent. and

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earlier ortiz, the correspondent ilia katrinka spoke with my colleague, den hawkins, here's what they discussed. the amateur videos of the fighting that's already going on in the residential areas of kiev. the began to appear as it became dark over the ukrainian capital. but there are quite a few developments when it comes to what's actually in these videos. and this is very worrying and troubling because we do actually see crossfire last night. it was mostly gotten fire when, when i'm talking about the cross bar here, it could actually be felt that these are either artillery rounds or possibly even missile launchers. and this is indeed much more worrying. although i do want to point out that we cannot verify their authenticity. however, now from the reports that we're getting from the locals and on social media, it has become abundantly clear that fighting is now happening inside of which is the crating capital at the city of almost $3000000.00 inhabitants. and we know that is divided by the nipper river. the russians have closed in on the city from the western side. and there is a m

katrinka spoke with my colleague, den hawkins, here's what they discussed. the amateur videos of the fighting that's already going on in the residential areas of kiev. they began to appear as it became dark over the cranium capital. but there are quite a few developments when it comes to what's actually in these videos. and this is very worrying and troubling because we do actually see crossfire last night. it was mostly gotten fire when i'm, when i'm talking about the cross bar here, it could actually be felt that these are either artillery rounds or possibly even missile launchers. and this is indeed much more warring, although i do want to point out that we cannot verify their authenticity. however, now from the reports that we're getting from the locals and on social media, it has become abundantly clear that fighting is now happening inside kia, which is the crating capital in the city of almost $3000000.00 inhabitants. and we know that is divided by the nipper river. the russians have closed in on the city from the western side. and there is a major ro