so in some accounts in some ways of thinking this would be in the midst of a third wave or in the in the case of portland really there was a long duration second wave of the influenza pandemic. he was arguing that finally people were changing their behavior, but the reality of this moment is that the city was rescinding some of these orders and mixed messages because of push back as well. but this argument here is that it's about public responsibility and personal responsibility and one thing that i think is worth noting as we think about later stages of pandemics like the one we're in today is the ways in which individuals are the burden is placed on individuals not always the collective in other words this accusation here this set of comments is about people not wearing their masks essentially or gathering too much that sort of thing. it isn't so much about what the city or the state owes to those individuals. so if you think about questions of who and what counts as an essential worker, or the kinds of inequality that are exposed when a pandemic affects people who are say in busin

regime, in fact collaborators in the ranks.ny times more so-called ukrainians, especially western ones, than any other nationalities that made up the then ussr. therefore, in this sense, this is also an absolute historical fake. let's take a look at one more piece. on august 23, 1939, adolf hitler and joseph stalin, two dictators who aspired to world domination, concluded a non-aggression pact and secret agreements on the division of europe among themselves, fulfilling secret agreements, on september 17, 1939, the red army also attacked poland announcing. what makes a liberation campaign for salvation ukrainians and belarusians from foreign enslavement , the majority of the population of western ukraine initially positively perceived the arrival of the red army; the people's assembly in lvov supported the decision to annex western ukraine to the ussr and join the ukrainian ssr. so under the rule of joseph stalin were almost all ukrainian lands. however, the unification of the ukrainian lands did not bring ukraine the desired fr

real unfriendly atmosphere and in germany do you plan to live in a foreign country, if you are here inugee camp, well, this question in the munich refugee camp, remained unanswered, free accommodation, food and most importantly care from the locals. definitely not appreciated here. guys. look at the conditions of the ukrainians ukrainian refugees in germany, we were simply arranged a concentration camp of ukrainians on the territory of european countries , they were really welcomed, although until recently, immigrants from eastern europe in the west were considered nothing more than cheap labor and were treated to put it mildly, with disdain, what is at least such warm welcome in the polish bus. but it was like that before. now those who perform with ukrainian symbols are respected people who also dictate accommodation conditions the change in perception, on the part of the europeans, has been rapid, but how sincerely such an attitude can be considered different now, but only because it exists. so what is it that ukrainians can fight against russia and then they will look at them again

2011 in ohio _ purchased by mrjames in 2011 in ohio we — purchased by mrjames in 2011 in ohio.can't _ information out to the public. so i can't speak— information out to the public. so i can't speak highly enough of the partners — can't speak highly enough of the partners we had. mike crystal, john devito, _ partners we had. mike crystal, john devito, us — partners we had. mike crystal, john devito, us district attorney briand piece. _ devito, us district attorney briand piece. and — devito, us district attorney briand piece, and the coordination within the detective bureau. our patrol services — the detective bureau. our patrol services bureau. less than 30 hours later services bureau. less than 30 hours tater to _ services bureau. less than 30 hours later to arrests. i'd like to turn it over— later to arrests. i'd like to turn it over to— later to arrests. i'd like to turn it over to briand piece. good afternoon. thank you. yesterday was a dark day for all of us, but the bright spots of the incredible heroism of our fellow new yorkers, helping each other in a time of crisis,

he invests in troll farms in africa. and a number of those were involved in election interference globally, to include our country. and that's continuing. we are seeing that continue. with china, not as much. and i can probably go into more detail in closed session. >> thank you, sir. also, i think senator inhofe hit on this, but i would like to reemphasize the challenges in the sweary region and south sahara regions where you have challenges where literally you have got 40,000 people that have been displaced out of their homeland awaiting for a u.n. resolution or at least some sort of an opportunity for independence, and certainly, morocco is right in the middle of it. and it seems to me that -- i think what senator inhofe has indicated is the fear that in the future if we are not observant to the real problems that have developed there, that we are going to have a hot bed there. and it is going to be one that will not go away. and we are we are going to wonder why we suddenly have extremisted developing in that region

been opened in north ossetia in moscow and sukhumi ., one of the candidates needs to get more than half of the votes. in nizhny novgorod gathered from all over the country specialists in hippotherapy little-studied, but incredibly effective so-called therapeutic horseback riding. very helpful for people with cerebral palsy and autism. at the same time, each teacher has his own method of teaching, and the exchange of experience is very important here. it became possible thanks to the support of the presidential grants fund. after all, all the master classes. conducted free of charge lyubov filippova about the unique back-to-front therapy copes with a task that is not simple with nails, and also right while driving. he needs to catch the ball to clap his hands. this is how hypotherapy classes go, where there are two boys she brings her mother once a week. we have some kind of bodily discoordination. of course, i began to, uh, watch how it is easier for him to keep his back there is some kind of a bunch of hormones that we get and i from t

in a different way, what happened the day before happened in the urals in chelyabinsk in recent dayss also very warm. however, on thursday night, cold air made its way here. and this is how the city looked in the morning with torn roofs, overturned bus stop pavilions and a damaged car. today. there will be strong wind tomorrow rage already in siberia, the zone of windy weather will stretch from the western uluses. yakutia up to the irtysh in the omsk, tomsk and novosibirsk regions , gusts can exceed 20 m/s. and the streams may well fan the flames of natural fires. well, at least the heat in the southern latitudes will begin to weaken. it will remain plus 20-25 in the summer, but in the urals it has already become colder at noon, the thermometer readings will not exceed plus 8-13 and subsequently this coolness will begin to break through to the east. the mound was already in the arctic air mass. so here is the wind the temperature will drop immediately by 12 ° to plus 15, and in the following days it will get colder to plus 11.13. this is, on average, almost 3° below the norm in early

for the first time in history in real institutions. a handful of courts compromise with the institution of slavery, that is true, and yet now, some 40 million strong, we black americans have come by far the richest and most powerful large population of africans on this planet. the issue then is a question of narrative, are we to look to the dark lands of america as a racist, genocidal, white percent this -- supremacist in history or see our great nation overcoming over the last three centuries, which is to say the greatest force for human liberty in the world? the narrative we black americans choose will inform keep periods in history. it is the civil war, which left 600,000 dead in the country of 30 million. the consequences of that war, together with the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment did something remarkable and unprecedented in world history, it made the enslaved africans in descendants into citizens, and in the fullness of time we have become equal citizens. should that have taken another 100 years? no. should my ancestors have be

e, in. in my opinion june of the seventeenth year or in july.roffensive, and the russian one, which they call, but fenziloy e hmm kerensky, who, as a result of this operation, was almost in full force, uh, those of the ukrainian sich riflemen who did not die, but were captured in the russian one, can be at that time troops. uh, with literally 400 people, the galician streltsy ended up on a different front line. and when the central rada proclaimed in kiev the autonomy of ukraine about the prisoners officers and the kuren of sich riflemen began to form the basis of the regular army, the ukrainian people's republic was headed by the future un leader yevgeny konovalets, in this sense, the prisoners were considered, as it were, a true support, because well, they have nothing to lose, they are really motivated, they really consider themselves to be nothing , for example, little russians, who do not know whether they are part of the russian people or not part of the russian people. yes. and these are the very ones who consider themselves a truly separ

on people in a cafe several victims, one of them in serious condition.will receive more than 100 billion rubles in addition to russian news. on the extension of the cashback program, this was announced in the growth of tourism. the other day, prime minister mishustin announced the extension of the program until april 15 inclusive the new stage was launched back in mid-march, but due to the high level, the allocated funds ended earlier, so the sales window was closed ahead of schedule, but given the great popularity of the program, the government sent additional funds, and now there is still a week to choose a trip to pay everything by card world and get back 20% of the cost of tours, maximum 20,000 rubles. as told in the federal tourism agency, daily trips and about 100,000 people buy to go on vacation until july 1, the central bank allowed the russians to withdraw euros and buy foreign currency in banks, thereby the bank of russia eased the restrictions for citizens on withdrawing cash currency, which were introduced less than a month ago, but until sep

she has a rather sad glory later in her work, for example, in syria and in other places, where they wereaccused of being, let's say, like that. uh condone. uh, all possible terrorist organizations of kharkov history , another organization is involved. save our allies if translated literally created in last year to help evacuate us troops from afghanistan who's not leaving uh leadership. e of this word, almost everyone there has either, uh, a military past, and someone, as it were, is closely connected with these ram organizations of the gasket company, you can say that they were created, apparently in order to provide humanitarian assistance under the guise of in fact, a variety of weapons, and the ukrainian army. these are the saviors of ukraine in quotation marks, who are from the detachment of the crazy fight, as executive director john tacket. who visited afghanistan as vice-president of the organization nick paul nishana and its co-founder tim kennedy and the founder of the safe aos someone's robishi, generally a contractor of the us department of defense, which is clearly not engag

in my case... i was naive, but i didn't think that my profile coming to iranjust for a couple of weeks, invited by an iranian university, i didn't think that that would be of great concern to the iranian authorities. let's get to the reality of what it was like being imprisoned in iran, because you were picked up at the airport, as you were hoping to get out of the country, and things spiralled very quickly and you were taken ultimately to the evin prison, to the special wing run by the iranian revolutionary guard corps. i think it was the 2a wing of the prison, you were in solitary confinement. at what point did you realise this wasn't just some terrible sort of mix up, but you were in real deep trouble? yeah, ifeel like in my gut, i knew i was in deep trouble from the first day of my arrest, but my mind, my brainjust could not compute what was going on. i was in a state of denial and i was in a state of shock and panic, and i wasn't able to make logical and rational decisions in those first few d

this is the only age group in which the incumbent head of state is in the lead, while marine le in theirst place in terms of support among those who are from 35 to 64, that is, among those who turn the millstones of the french economy, the lack of confidence in the victory of the macron, in the second round, makes the allies nervous when it comes to donations le pen causes alarm with his statements about the desire to withdraw the only nuclear power eu from an integrated command structure of the alliance to no longer be involved in conflicts that are not ours. again, a significant difference from the 2017 elections. after the french project, not only the only nuclear a power in the eu is still the only eu country a permanent member of the un security council with the right to vote, therefore, in berlin and brussels, they are extremely concerned about no rounded diplomatic phrases , all in plain text. i hope we don't see france as president in the european union as that would not only be a departure from the core values ​​of the eu but would completely change its course the french shoul

rose by 8.5% in march, the highest it has been in 40 years.while, oxfam is warning over 260 million people could be pushed into extreme poverty by the end of the year due to the pandemic and rising energy and food costs. oxfam international said, "without immediate radical action, we could be witnessing the most profound collapse of community into extreme poverty and suffering in memory." for more, we're joined by jayati ghosh, economics professor at the university of massachusetts-amherst. previously an economics professor at jawaharlal nehru university in new delhi, india, where she taught for 35 years. just appointed to the u.n. advisory board on effective multilateralism. her recent article on the increase in commodity prices following the russian invasion of ukraine is headlined "putin's war is damaging the developing world." we welcome you to democracy now! there's a lot of news in the united states about inflation with the numbers just out yesterday. worse -- worst in 40 years. if you could talk about that and then put it in context of

he isn't in a coffin. i had to roll him in a carpet.ns, "why did you kill my son?" translation: they were in jeeps with guns. - they killed him and fled. how can i talk to such morons? i want them dead. i want their children to lie like my son. close to where alexei was killed opposite the house, ukrainian troops were salvaging russian ammunition to use it against them. they'll need it if russia launches a spring offensive in the east. five weeks of war, but it only takes a moment to destroy a family. iryna found another picture of her son. this is my love, she said, my sweetheart. and earlierjeremy gave us this update on what he's been witnessing in kyiv. there's a pattern of behaviour, lots of stories like that of potential war crimes, now the thing is, how do you prove there is a war crime? there has to be a process of redress. the best recent example was after the wars of former yugoslavia — now that took years to accumulate the evidence that got the main perpetrators into jail, and it was authorised by the un security council, wher

died in the explosion early in the morning of september 13 in the former capital.explosion destroyed an eight-story house. 17 people are killed in the south of russia under the collapse of their homes, the history of russia is like that, the sky is the same, and each of these terrorist attacks was very strange . state duma at the plenary session expressed condolences to the victims of the explosions in volgodonsk. here is the transcript of the meeting of the council of the state duma of the federal assembly of the russian federation on september 13, 1999 in seleznev. in september 1999, it would seem that there was nothing like that except for one miraculous fact - this meeting was three days before the explosion in volgodonsk, which was even noticed russian deputies are thursday and now we will talk, friend volgo donsk is soft speaking, it is not the most famous russian city and the variants of the speech can be thrown away immediately like this: on september 13 , there was an explosion in nemvolgodonsk, a house was blown up on kashirskoe shosse. and here is how th

dutch tulips end up in flower shops in france or germany in 2-3 hours. and roses from mexico or kenya fly straight to japan or singapore. now we are in the room next to the auction. this is a research center here our experts carefully study the flowers delivered for sale and conduct all kinds of experiments with them. for example, it imitates the transportation of flowers from the manufacturer to the customer or recreates them under the conditions of flower storage in salons and stores to conduct such flower tests in the premises of the research center, experts create the necessary temperature regime. for several days , they carefully observe how certain plants tolerate the conditions of temperature changes, how quickly they fade. do their petals crumble, all this and much, the other information is entered into a special report later, it is sent to both the grower and the seller and the buyer - the largest flower auction in the world. the flowers begin to work before dark. the product is perishable, and therefore it is necessary to have time not only to

in particular, in the sumy region of st. dmitry in the monastery, the extremists forced the clergy to vacate the buildings and placed heavy weapons there, and in the kharkiv region, high units blew up the dam of the oskol reservoir. more than seven settlements along the severnaya donets river are under the threat of flooding. the city of svyatogorsk has already been flooded. russia will present to the un security council facts about the situation in the ukrainian city of bucha, our servicemen have nothing to do with this provocation, this was stated by russia's permanent representative to the world organizations. vasily nebenzya monday evening , he held a press conference at which he said that the uk, as interim chairman, refused to urgently convene the security council. although i was obliged to do this, despite such opposition to the meeting. still take place today nebente emphasized the truth of what happened in bucha will soon become known to guchi from exectly. and what happened in bucha is just a false flag operation c

he was in a he was in the he was in the lead in the polls, but he was in a very tight race. okay against lieutenant governor casey cagle at the time. he went from close like when but close to a runaway route. i mean, he won every one of georgia's 159 counties, but two so that just shows you even one casey cagle's home county that just shows you what the trump endorsement meant in 2018. you could see their ties were starting to strain a little bit doing the pandemic and particularly and i go into this great detail on the book, but when governor camp picked kelly leffler for an open us and it see against or not with the full broader approval of the president at the time. so that was when the strange really started, but they accelerated doing the election process and afterwards were trump wanted brian kemp to call a special session it could have resulted in lawmakers trying to overturn the election results. he did not want brian kemp to to verify to kind of sign off on the results of the election to certify those results. even though governor camp was bound by law to do so, and

they were found in the moscow region in the region.anages all the kids are sorted out in the family olga from istra has six of her own, but they are ready to take two more drawings. well, as far as we could, yes, there are four boys to give gifts to our girls at tatiana from orekhovo-zuevo and another one will come, and this is the room that we prepared for our boys, we traveled from rostov for almost a day on the train. and finally we met olga rakes the girls in hugs, you immediately recognized your mother. tatyana starts with gifts for the car. glowworm school will definitely finish the third grade, yes, tired from the road. the guys huddle up to the new parents and the kids don't stop smiling. now 27 people will go home in a good mood. well, now 20 arrived, only 27 arrived here by bus already early. here are the sisters and brothers of the guys. how are you feeling? all the time since the evacuation , psychologists have been working with the children, preparing them for life in the family, then they made a video call with their pare

in a draw, the return game will be held in madrid in a week.ny. we wanted to win by a big margin, but 4-3 is not a bad result, we will go to madrid to play our game. it's real madrid they have a great weapon in attack when the coach sees his team play like that the result is of the least importance even if it's the champions league semi-final you had fun and who didn't even though the score 8:0 would be better on jupiter and mars it could happen, but in matches against real madrid this usually does not happen on may 29 at the stadium the skiers in the semi-finals of the tournament spartak will play with the yenisei, and dinamo salani, luzhniki will host in the final match of the russian cup for the ninth time and for the first time in 15 years. this is the largest stadium in the country, and next to it can accommodate 81,000 spectators. last season, lokomotiv became the winner of the cup, which is the most titled club in the history of the tournament. he has nine victories, the cup final, 2021 was held in nizhny novgorod cska beat metallurg in

. preaching has done in places like boucher and in up in his war crumbs have permanently polluted his reputation and the reputation of his, of his government. and it is clear we discussed this at length. it's clear that what he's doing now, he has suffered or a reverse, but he's retreat is tactical at he's going to intensify the pressure now. all right, let's go more from enron. con was joining us from the ukranian capital key. so this was a surprise visit by boris johnson. tell us more about the significance. offer the support that he's proposing. well the significance of the support is quite simple. actually. it's military aid, a $130000000.00 worth that includes a $120.00 armored vehicles was ukrainians have been awesome full. but it may well include a weapon that the ukrainian se they crucially desperately need in order to keep a desa from having russian forces landon is born. and that's the harpoon missile system. that's the land to ship missiles system. the russians are currently blockading several ports within ukraine itself. that'll be absolutely crucial. now there's no confir

moral support in general in any support. thanks a lot. thank you. on the air of the russia tv channel, big news in the studio of ernest matskevich hello, the main events of this saturday in our release. ukraine is preparing a new terrible provocation near kiev against civilians using the bodies of killed russian prisoners of war. ukrainian nationalists at the frontier, retreating, they blew up a tank with nitric acid, which is reported from the lpr by nikolai dolgov? how life is returning to the liberated districts of mariupol grigory vdovin's report is one of european leaders demanded proof from zelensky that bucha was not staged? foreign journalists did not discover the facts of the cruelty of russian troops in the chernihiv region as a result of radio interception. russian president putin held telephone conversations with azerbaijani president aliyev and armenian prime minister pashinyan, the chief diplomat of europe, barrel, wished to resolve the ukrainian conflict by military means such as in european history. there was no diplomacy. true, zele

due to the forced stay in the birth shelter in the sixth month of pregnancy they were in the maternityl for a long time, later they were transferred to kyiv okhmatdyt but in the capital, the twins dianka and sofiyka together with their mother the war caught up due to long stays in bomb shelters, pneumonia only worsened, the children were evacuated to lviv okhmatdyt, now dianka and sofiyka have fully recovered, they were discharged from the hospital in uzhgorod, volunteers sell patriotic t-shirts with ukrainian symbols and creative inscriptions ; the money goes to the needs of the army, they started, well, with catchphrases , that’s from the ship. here he is from the ship, it was a move the first week. it seems to me that we are not really doing anything anymore printed in uzhhorod, business and volunteers from the movement to support the transcarpathian military united and organized the production of branded creative t-shirts on each original inscription started from the indicated direction for the russian ship, then enemy tanks and soldiers were sent there, now the phrases are almost

well, let's bring in, i'll come in ski. he's an economist who's advised the world health organization on cobra, 1900 mortality rates. and he's joining us from tell of a very good to have you with us or on. i'll just get it. i understand that your focus has predominantly been on the data that has been coming into you. it strikes me that a lot of the things that we have seen about data related to call the deaths, particularly over the last couple of years. i've been down to the, the interpretation. how much of that has been a problem in terms of pulling together all the data that you've been seeing? i don't think for me, it's actually not interpretation. you know, governments around the world have been transmitting. they're reported to corporate beth, and case of the w, jo and the other both that we all know where good, well by now, the issue in the many countries differ and how they verify a call with deaf and even a covert case. and they of course differ in their capacity to even just administer the test. so the number of r

in the united states in part because we have such a robust medical training system in the region nearly always has more than 30 applicants for conrad slots. additionally, the pathway to green cards for immigrant physicians contain decades long back logs from countries such as india and china. these long waits discourage physicians from remaining in our country when they know they can go elsewhere and obtain residency in a matter of months. lack of physicians is exacerbated by the fact our population is ageing, as more and more people in our country reach retirement age, we need additional doctors to meet the nation's healthcare needs. presently, 34% of demand for physicians is ages 65 and up and expected to increase. meanwhile, only two of every five physicians in the united states will be 65 or older within the next ten years so those retirements are also creating additional pressure. it's imperative that we work to fix this problem now to ensure that americans have access to the medical care they need. immigrants play an important role in alleviating the physician's shortage. it's esp

in a few days, it will be 8 years since the terrible tragedy in odessa .nd all those, and international players, and in this case, this word is most appropriate, which is now discussed every day on the topic of a humanitarian catastrophe, and the violation of human rights mmm. he uses the words genocide and so on. on may 2, 2014, ukrainian nationalists, with demonstrative cruelty, dealt with their fellow citizens who protested against just the national radical forces that came to authorities as a result of the western-inspired armed coup in kiev in february 2014 . then they collected signatures for holding a referendum on the federalization of ukraine, granting russian the status of a state language, so 48 people were burned alive, poisoned with carbon monoxide or died as a result of falling from the upper floors , the nationalists set fire to the houses of trade unions simply, trying to somehow avoid this terrible fate . the international community, this most civilized west, kept silent in an uncivilized way, despite the fact that for 8 years we have been

nobody in europe is ready to pay us in rubles.dicts the signed contracts of the signals of our ministers and the ministers of the g7 countries were very clear no one in europe would pay rubles. actually. we don't even know what rubles look like. we have paid advance payment for gas supplies to bulgaria to gazprom export for april in dollars in accordance with the agreement payment confirmed by the bank approval from gazprom export to pay for gas in rubles letters or drafts of a written agreement have not yet been received. if we postpone this russian demand that european consumers pay for gas in rubles on slovak terms, then the slovak gas industry will have to first buy rubles for euros, and then buy gas for russian rubles from gazprom however, this will only increase dependence slovakia from russia it will already be not only energy but also financial. we're rushing around in the donbass eduard basurin, deputy head of the donetsk people's militia, in touch eduard sanych hello about the shelling we, on the whole, probably already

law firms there in summer jobs, but i haven't spent much time in atlanta in a while. but what i hear about gentrification i have to go on what i hear and you know, it's going on in other places. there's a lot of displacement of black people or what people are discovering people want to be back in cities now, right and the housing prices are going through the roof in a lot of desired cities, and so people are discovering that black neighborhoods are more affordable. so we are getting i think that's what they're alluding to. that's part of the residential caste system. i talk about i don't engage with it. the very much in the book, but i'll say that. okay, so i didn't say this yet, and i'm not plugging this book today, but i say that the three main processes of residential class happened to be anti-black processes. boundary maintenance keeping boundaries opportunity hoarding and stereotype-driven surveillance, which people are familiar with if you've just been watching the videos and and things like that. it's so happens that the surveillance of black bodies tends to sp

put in. he was surely an element of an important example of the sort of things. i wanted to illustrate and as you know carlos, there is no better way of illustrating a trend that finding an extremist to have finding and illustrating extreme and he provides that in order to justify invading ukraine, for example, he went to the farthest experience of populism polarization and post truth. he portrayed the pool russian russian speakers in ukraine as on their threat from a government controlled by corrupt western influence elites to polarize a conflict is when he went so far as to say that elected elected government in keith, which is led by a jewish person practices nazism. he went to the pharisees of posture saying that russian speakers in eastern ukraine are being connected to genocide so he would say anything and as with any populists, he portrayed himself as the only messianic savior who can protect the pure people of ukraine from kiev's exploitatively. demonizing those who don't think like y

in bunkers and in the sub wagons in born come on in their obama and the people of hockey are coming to the concerts, despite the danger additional performances. a planned for is, is this vindicate service, which is hard to talk about. and i don't have a program concept in place for the coming weeks in each of us. morgan for sale, we don't know what's going to happen to morrow or even today, but won't bombs fall there each night. not reducing the city to ruin it, but we're still trying to do something that has opened up with watson organ festival. ah, for example, a concert in a maternity hospital in the audience, young mothers, nurses and doctors vitalia. lexi knock takes us along to the trinity church in bon. he organizes projects here for refugee musicians from ukraine and galleries together with his friend olga purchase. ah, both come from bella ruth, where they took to the streets of means to protest against the lucas jenko regime with another agent. now they're stepping in to help people from ukraine with us 30 and what's on that as i to be, as far as the emotional side is concern

the one who lives in the country in his native yes and who understands something in this life not justt were, the duty to clean up to come and support the wounded. artist of the central academic theater of the russian army andrey kochenov and utah studied to survive from above, there will still be a harvest of the sea valieva dmitry naida and lena zakharova alexandra perfeleva and anastasia klimkova now news on the situation in the kurgan region, there, the fire no longer threatens residential buildings, firefighters managed to prevent the landscape fires from spreading to settlements, but the state of emergency the group of rescuers from the neighboring sverdlovsk region has doubled in size . evgeny golovin will tell us more about the situation . now we are in the dachny settlement. malinovka is not far from kurgan the day before. there was the most difficult fire here, the fire covered about 50 houses. and then at first they tried to put out the fire on their own . the ministry of emergency situations and firefighters arrived on time and began to help local residents with evacuation

yes, as it happened in mykolaiv in a l happened in mykolaiv in a residential area that has a relativelyver into this pit area and the barrage continued for roughly ten minutes. we can see that after it was over that there were pockmarks all around the ground, so it wasn't one large impact crater or one direct hit on one of the hospitals around, as i mentioned there were several in the area. it was rather scattered all around. so with that, from experience of working in conflict zones, the team came to the conclusion that it must have been cluster munitions. abshd conclusion that it must have been cluster munitions.— cluster munitions. and i hope, it sounds from _ cluster munitions. and i hope, it sounds from your _ cluster munitions. and i hope, it sounds from your description, i cluster munitions. and i hope, it l sounds from your description, that the team ok, were unhurt. did they report any casualties that they could see in the immediate aftermath?— could see in the immediate aftermath? , ., ., , aftermath? yes. the team was unhurt, thankfull , aftermath? yes. the team was unhurt, t

were, in fact, born in ukraine.dy about war and peace. cnn's gary tuchman went there to parma heights, ohio. >> reporter: it's called the ukrainian academy. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> so today, we are going to speak about war and peace. >> reporter: in the cleveland suburb of parma heights, ohio. >> can you raise your hands if you have grandparents in ukraine? >> reporter: almost all of their parents were born in ukraine, and many of these children were, also, born there. this is a private preschool, daycare, as well as an after-school program. for children ages 6 months to 12 years. >> are we in just state of peace? or are we in a state of war in this country? >> peace. >> peace. what about ukraine? >> war. >> reporter: the feeling here is that, although what's happening in ukraine is frightening, it's important for these children to learn about it and talk about it. >> what can you say about soldiers in ukraine? how -- how you feel about them? >> that they're brave. >> they brave? right. >>

restless, it was traditional in the kryvyi rih district, eh, in those communities that are located in the immediate vicinity of the borders of our region bordering kherson region e-e precisely from the territory of kherson oblast occupied kherson region e-e artillery shelling was carried out e-e southern e-e communities of the territory of kryvorizka district this e sanatorska hromad itself zelenodolsk e-e populated areas maryanske village maryanske e-e but on the e-e eve of these events, our armed forces of ukraine kindly provided them with food on the territory of the great oleksandrivka and the ammunition depots were destroyed and more than 70 men of the opposite sex also went to kobzon's concert, in addition to the official statements that almost two criminals of the russian armed forces were captured. and they tell a lot of interesting things and not only about themselves, and in general about those units where they carried out their criminal activities, at least what can you tell them, the amount they disclosed is unknown. unfortunately, i do not know this information, but we ha

accepted in the west in buche.h regard to the mass graves allegedly discovered now, i decided to ask a number of uncomfortable questions. have you noticed that the houses are almost intact, probably not, have you thought why people are buried in mass graves, and not buried by their relatives 287, 36,000 people lived in the bucha. and why didn’t the relatives remove these bodies from the street in social networks , they find more and more evidence of provocation in a bunch of videos from april 1, where nothing indicates a massacre discussed. how to find missing animals? where to buy medicines? well, not a word about the dead fellow countrymen. but there were reports about the introduction of the curfew , saying that it’s better not to go out and not interfere with the ukrainian military, they write that this regime was unexpectedly lifted with the appearance of those very personnel with the dead , the preparation and distribution of materials, the purpose of which to discredit the russian military personnel, is alre

in wealth. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, we go to ukraine for an update as russia launches a major offensive to seize the donbas region. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: russia has launched a major offensive to seize the donbas region of eastern ukraine with ukrainian officials saying russia is attacking its positions along a 300-mile front line. this is ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy speaking on monday. >> we can now say russian forces have started the battle of the donbas for which they he long prepared. a very large part is now focused on this offensive. amy: the russian defense ministry says missile and ultra lit

the more in the west supports this government in camps. i mean, i don't, i don't see what the ukrainians are getting out of this here. in fact, if, if in fact, it is a proxy war, president zalinski is demanding that the u. s. coff up $2000000000.00 a month just and you know, descended over will. so, you know, we'll, we'll send you a receipt later. i mean, this is getting absurd. go ahead. garland of 2 things. you know, i think we err if we view prayer. vladimir zalinski as the president of ukraine. he is an actor and he does nothing other than what he's told to by his masters in washington dc. that's number one. i think also on it, we have to view ukraine as a proxy war against russia, but it serves dual proxy purposes in that the united states is at war with russia slash china slash multi polarity. so that the idea that the concept of weakening russia is so that it would be easier to confront china and ultimately let's not forget even india, which i think they're smart enough to know they have aspirations of being a world power. at some p

in my career and in life.he only thing that may be a little embarrassing is envy, they envy me vladimir zhirinovsky compared himself to a volcano energy and love of life literally poured out of this man until the very end of his life, as a politician he set himself only the highest bar. it remains only to enter the kremlin and this can happen in march 2024. no, 2030 and the third entry in 2036 the idea that as president he would be able to enter the kremlin has not left him since 1996 , when zhirinovsky, in the status of party chairman, who won the parliamentary elections, celebrated his fiftieth birthday in the concert hall of the hotel. russia next to red square. here the kremlin is already very close, it remains to go there to dream about it, there seemed to be no reason to spend his childhood in kazakhstan and it was hungry. from what he didn’t love, only his mother was a close person, and it turns out that a radio station made his biography for 11 years, they listen to the radio himself, he conducted the

a group of bandera men burst in, dressed in red army uniforms and brutally.ed two local residents, declassified documents from the archives of the ministry of defense testify to the many crimes of ukrainian nationalists. in relation to their own people, murder, torture, bullying, sabotage, all this is under the auspices of the nazi invaders, which, by the way, for the un did not consider as such in the very first day the attack of fascist germany on the ussr when the red army with defensive battles temporarily retreated from the western regions. and ukraine, ukrainian nationalists called for assistance to the german invaders, he welcomed the german army, the most cultured army in the world war. the germans ended, the bandera people fled. they continued to keep villages and villages in fear in the forty-sixth volyn region, a gang of thugs hunted those who returned from the front, gaining victory, as well as their the relatives of the gang were hanged near the village council by the daughter of a disabled veteran of the patriotic war, and his wife was taken awa

i think everybody can feel that we are in trouble times are in the world, in friends. and it's important to remember that if we have, i want you t n one rights is the rates of micron has struggled to shake off a perception he's aloof. the label president of the rich a stock that's even though data shows all but the poorest 5 percent of french households a better off than they were 5 years ago in japan has focused on the rising cost of living, one of the main concerns of french voters she says to prioritize french citizens over immigrants for public housing and jobs, and la pan has played down her promise to ban muslim women from wearing had scarves in public. this is the closest the far right as come to winning power in france. turn out will be important. it's the middle of these to holidays. how many people are away from the place where they need to cast their vote at midday? 26.4 percent of those registered to vote. cast a ballot. i compare that to 2017 where i turn out at this time was about 28 percent . burnett's with al jazeera hats and live not to another corresp

armenia, in the czech republic, in istanbul. in addition, the army declared war on the main symbol of the russian special operation in ukraine, in which the phrase for the victory is encrypted, infobots have already stamped thousands of pictures , on which z is crossed out or replaced, with another letter, the conveyor of dirty provocations does not stop for a minute, according to experts in the buchin scenario. it may repeat again and again. this is confirmed by the ministry of defense, according to their data, the ukrainian special services are preparing new staged filming in the kiev region and in other regions of the country. it is clear that massive information attacks on russia will not stop in the near future. is it possible to protect yourself from false information , experts give some advice, firstly, you should not believe in a loud headline, ideally, of course, everyone should know the basics of the so-called fact- checking. in other words, to be able to check the information of the fake task to cause a strong emotion

they live in you in camps like these. of course we need to make sure that people are not hungry, not thirsty, and they are not ills. but in the end, it's reconciliation. that is the most important here. armed herders in carry on the border with chad, search for water points to feed their cattle. fighting with fishermen and farmers unwilling to share their wealth. the government of cameroon has called for dialogue . but those have been displaced state the state has done little to stop the violence or help them to survive. the displeased fishermen are hacking down trees. they sell the wood or use it for cooking. the few patches of free trees are being cut down. just as the rainy season is about to start. host communities accused the display of destroying the environment. if the government takes their responsibility, then we could return home. this is a conflict made worse by changing climate, and what has become a fragile and in a hospitable environments, so essential to life and yet so precious water has become a resource

his power in the line in the late 90s that resulted in large-scale loss of innocent civilians in chechnya. um, and so and and post talk about post truth and the control of rules in russia today, you know, the media doesn't talk about an invasion they talk about a military operation. most russians are not well informed or not informed at all about all of the characteristics of what's going on and frankly the reaction of the world your average russia russian does not know that the world has reacted in a way that is surprising everyone probably very likely even putting you know one of the details in in the book that that i'm is very memorable to me is you you mentioned how the soviets created the office the special disinformation office back in 1923. it's it's so easy to think of russian disinformation efforts as you know a product of a modern tactic of the social media age, you know, we're in fact approaching the 100th anniversary of the creation of that office beginning under under stalin so that that was a way to kind of bring this home for me in in your book, you know, one other i'm i'm

battle civilians will die here together with you in bunkers in private houses in high-rise buildings where they will simply be shot with us here there are still civilian people, a hundred of them here, dozens of children here, all of them are many people, with limited opportunities, many old people, the situation is very complicated, there are huge problems with water and food, the dunkirk operation is one of the most famous operations during the second world war, in 1940, the british and french troops were surrounded by german forces in the area of ​​the city of dunkirk. however, the allies managed to evacuate from the coast because adolf hitler, for a number of reasons, ordered to stop the offensive and not to approach dunkirk closer than 10 km. after a visit to moscow, the general arrived in ukraine secretary of the united nations antonio guterres, he will discuss with president volodymyr zelensky humanitarian support and the evacuation of the civilian population, primarily from mariupol, the day before kutaresh spoke in russia with putin, and after that the organization said that

the entrance is in progress everything even the war in yemen, here in the ukrainian telegram channelsed a video of giga k in the explosion, allegedly in nikolaev, with appropriate signatures, the explosion is apocalyptic footage, but this is not a movie. it is the reality of today. this is a blow to the houthi rebels in yemen, and even before the start of the russian special operation in ukraine, the date of this entry is february 7, meanwhile, the fake attack in mariupol as a result, they did not even confirm it in the pentagon, and now kiev has a new version. now we are checking all the information, trying to understand, was it phosphorus ammunition? you can have it yes, but phosphorus ammunition is also a kiev fake. and also british about the same writes the military intelligence of the kingdom. true, for the prohibited ammunition, which, by the way, was actively used by the americans in vietnam, yugoslavia and iraq , they are trying to give out the lighting charges allowed for use, which are used by the russian army, but in the british guard, he generally assures that russia suppo

in war in the desert. thank you so much. i rupert for coming on . anyone would think a senior british commander would have a written the book just about the 2011 the invasion, or your bookstore in 631 b. c. was that why lydia has a much steeper history than european involvement or are conquest oh, the ottoman rule. and i felt i had to justice to the full history before i got to the british involvement, which starts a little bit closer to hype. yeah, i mean, i should have got to ask you, what do you think of it now? when obviously it disappeared from a tv screens apart from the people drowning in the mediterranean, thousands of them since the evasion, the, you, you, of course, were commander there in libya. what, what's your view of the seeming chaos in, as i say, what was once africa's riches per capita, country under gadhafi. i think it's really sad that libya only comes into the news for bad reasons.

in pleasanton. the state is now delaying a vaccine mandate for students, is that right? >> reporter: you are correct. good morning, ginger and marcus. you might recall last fall governor newsom announced that california would become the first state in the country to require covid vaccines for kids in schools. yesterday the governor delayed that mandate until next summer, so we're talking about 2023 at the very least. the governor says the state is waiting for the fda to get full approval for the vaccine for kids in 7th through 12th grades. currently it's fully approved for kids 16 years of age and up and there's only an emergency use authorization in place for kids ages 5-15. today we'll learn whether or not students in oakland still need to mask up in class. the oakland unified school district tells me they will be putting out an announcement later today about the indoor mask mandate. despite california lifting the mandate for schools, they're the largest school district that still requires masks i

the method that was used in in dr. waterhouse's day was essentially a braiding the skin or making one or more cuts in the skin and then inserting the material. onto and into the skin the the insertion was because you would already made the cut that that was possible. and so that was if you if you've seen in a medical history collection, or maybe another museum either a lancet, which is just one knife. sometimes folding or a fleam which is several different blades often kind of lever activated from a little box. it's kind of horrifying looking if you think about it and if you think about possibly opening it wrong and cutting yourself, but either of those would create that basically opportunity for the outside material to get in the skin even though you're not giving the person a shot as we know it today. right, so there's actually two people had questions about ether monument and the boston common susan said, can you relay the story of how the ether monument in boston's public garden reflected the controversy over inven