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to be clear under international humanitarian law and tax targeting civilians. insta very infrastructure are prohibited. but in the latest phase of russia's war on ukraine, moscow defiantly says it will intensify a tax on ukraine's power water and other vital infrastructure up. there are growing fears. the next target will be the hydro electric works at kafka. russian troops took control of the dam, north of kept sun on the nipper river. back in march. moscow has warned that ukrainian forces are planning to destroy the dam. give, says russia has mind the dam and is planning a false flag attack, which it would blame on ukraine. this terrorist attack could lead to many thousands of victims and the flooding of dozens of settlements. we call on the you in the e. u and other organizations for an international monitoring mission to kafka hydro electric power station. international experts should arrive at the station immediately along with ukrainian personnel to might be able to miss latonya spits at least the resume. grades can personnel, military analysts fear that the russian army will blow

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course, well, i would only be glad of the fear, not of the number of children, but of the unknown , and instayko experienced it, but everything becomes simple with a reliable rear , the younger plato next year, a first grader, elya is almost a teenager. how to cope tells and motivates in her blog, the last time the girls write that they are motivated to give birth to a third child, that is, it was such an interesting discovery for me that, looking at us, that everything is so easy for our family, that the third child is completely not a burden. it's very nice. look at how they tell her life on instagram and there is reality. you have it. oh, absolutely everything converts for me. life on instagram real life. this is a 100% hit no. absolutely no picture. that is, as it is, so it is. different ages and different sexes unifies sports. most of the family are judokas. mom, on the other hand, joins the gym after school , combines classroom management with teaching english, and if work remains at work. the dispute is reflected in social networks and brings newcomers to training. of course, our first

it is no secret uber and door dash have taken hits this year what does that mean for insta cart online trade between 0.3 times to 2.3 times to forward sales even if you apply a google-like premium and annualize insta cart's q2 growth that is significantly less than where it started the year and less than that cut internally already made remember it has filed confidentially and is reportedly looking at this quarter to potentially tap public markets speaking of delivery as well there's another battle between the former ceo travis kalanick and food delivery apps it all has a goal of helping companies like kalanick's cloud kitchen business that has raised a lot of money it's very interesting to see kalanick on the other side of this if it's true and he still has that fight in him. he's a good person to argue for more access to data, lower fees, sort of help the restaurants amid this huge shift, this digital shift we've seen can he do it with more tact, john, than he did at uber, fighting regulators and, you know, lobbies? >> yeah, people change but there are other people also who have take

course, well, i would only be glad of the fear, not of the number of children, but of the unknown, and instaina gromyko experienced it, but everything becomes simple with a reliable rear, the younger plato next year, a first grader, elya is almost a teenager. how to cope tells and motivates in his blog, the last time the girls write that they are motivated to give birth to a third child. that is, it was such an interesting discovery for me that, looking at us, that we everything is so easy for the family that the third child is not a knife at all, it's very cool. you know how life on instagram tells her and there is reality, it connects with you absolutely everything converges life on instagram real life. this is a 100% hit. no, absolutely no picture. that is, as it is. so there are all heterosexual sports unite. most of the family are judokas. mom joins in the gym after class, class management is combined with teaching english and if work remains at work. the dispute is reflected in social networks and brings newcomers to training. of course, our first judo competition, such a collected adu

this week we are highlighting some of instagram's most influential stars, that's insta stars.some of the internet's favorite things, good looking guys and dogs. hot dudes with dogs is an stain -- an instagram account which shows videos and a photos of, quote, hot guys and their adorable dogs. joining us now is katlyn pound, the creator of hot dudes with dogs. tell us about your account and why you created it. >> thanks for having me. so i created the account back in 2015. i was working at as a writer ate time, writing about internet trends. i noticed a trend of all these hot guys popping up, on the subway, drinking coffee. i decided to create a dog one. it really took off. since then, i've grown the account to 450,000 followers and it's been featured by countless publications an multiple countries and it's even been on the rolling stone magazine's top 100 instagram lists so it's exciting to see what the account turned into. maria: that is amazing. how can somebody get their photo or video featured on the page? >> so the account is a mix of overage content and submissions so yo

. >> an insta pot in every home. >>> counteracting the effects of greenhouse gas emissions. research one local scientist is working on and how he hopes it may stabilize global temperatures. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back, folks. looking at a nice, easy start over here, looking great as you expect. vasco road northbound. no major issues going on there. no major slowing. we're at 16 minutes, 17 minutes from marsh creek down to 580. that is the bulk of the commute out of contra costa. a smooth flow for altamont pass. windmill farms, of course. the north bay and contra costa county looks great over to the bay bridge. the toll plaza itself very light traffic. you can clearly see emeryville there and, kari, we had a lot of low clouds showing up today. >>> we are seeing that as we head through the tri-valley with clear visibility with this live look in dublin checking out 580. visibility down to a quarter of a mile in parts of the north bay. moving from gilroy into the south bay our temperature starts out at about 50 degrees. it's a cool start and is foggy around the area. t

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from when they went ahead. undisclosed came v 70 guns and judge surfaces that being held in them. insta, for around $600.00. yes. demonstrations . i english will show an it guy minster probably doesn't care who works here. mark to, so have a stick. the main thing is to do it right. it would, i would never say it's my minister mine, you wouldn't hear that from me to service if a minute him a few meters above the choir, stoles, and st. eberhardt friedman. the minster musical director insists on playing the organ himself at the morning service. even when it's bitterly cold, as he does this didn't hear, the organist said here in a bit of a draft for the smart, it's very noticeable mostly on the pedal heights down below we have pedal heating him, well, we have to retrofit the new organ with n for red, heating for the fingers, lots of us velva should come. we have to use clothes pegs, for instance. so that the draft doesn't turn the pages of the hymnals understand this, cuz i'm looking for them. even in midsummer it's never wall my than 15 degrees celsius in the 40 meter high organ long today

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, the attacker was attacked by three drones . levels 110/6 tanks 8 large-caliber howitzers 100 abi insta-sctive volley fire system hail two anti-aircraft launchers s300 911 self-propelled vehicles we are tent oil complex, self-propelled artillery mortar , nona s, another 9 units of svarozhet equipment, in particular, a tank, self-propelled equipment and artillery weapons, russian non-humans will be punished for each life taken, exhumation and reburial of those killed during the occupation began in the liberated lyman and svyatohorsk in donetsk region, in lyman , two are currently known burials, one of them has about two hundred graves, according to preliminary information, these are single burials of civilians on another site, the bratska grave in which, according to operative data can be both military and civilians, the exact number remains to be determined soon, the law enforcement officers will begin the exhumation, said the head of the regional military administration, pavlo kyrylenko, regarding sviatohirsk, 21 bodies were reburied there in the cemetery . in the yards of all of them ,

here is such information, how valuable is the insta story. i understand that these are people who studied precisely by american, including a-a specialists, so since the russian federation thinks that america is at war with them and they probably want to understand in general the principle and approach to this war in our country p alexander , how trustworthy is this information and why she can be crowned, please. well, in fact, i really don’t understand why russia can turn to these afghan teams for some kind of help, or it is known, for example, that in the information space of last spring there were many reports that efforts are being made. see once. yes. his units are ready to go to russia to fight in ukraine. the number there is about 15,000. and then there were many reports from africa, africa, that they are preparing units there to help america russia well, khalifa khahar is a war criminal from the lily, he also intended to send some education units of the lviv national army to russia, but nothing happened, nothing happened, because it is

enemy was recorded at the level of 110/6 tanks - eight large-caliber the industry would become an insta-s rocket salvo system hail two anti-aircraft launchers s300 911 auto-armored equipment we tent complex salni self-propelled artillery mortar installation nona s another 9 units of svarozhyn equipment in particular a tank auto-armored equipment and artillery weapons significantly damaged at night the enemy shelled kharkiv hit one a fire broke out from the hospitals in the middle of the city, mayor igor terekhov wrote about this in a telegram. he added that the occupiers probably fired rockets into the city, the first six thousand food kits were delivered on the eve of borova in kharkiv oblast, the ukrainian military announced the liberation of the village two days ago due to the bridges blown up by the russians. now the road from kharkiv to the community takes 6 hours. this is three times longer than before the invasion. how did the residents of borova live during the occupation? blew up last weekend, retreated in a hurry, recalls pensioner oleksandr nemylostovy, for this, cars came here

she makes several references to her songs speak now, leaving the insta believe that album will be swift you spent time recycling your trash, this could be a real bombshell for you. report finds most of the plastic inside all those bins still ends up in the landfill. in fact, only 5% of plastic waste generated last year was recycled money is part of the problem. waste management companies say it's expensive to sort plastic next. the star is born all because he's really good at playing dead. nellie's posted hundreds of tiktok videos posing as a corpse. all in the hopes of landing a role in a movie or tv show, so it worked. he's been hired by the producers of csc vegas to do what he does best. pretty realistic. finally, we told you yesterday, student math scores are way down. here's a new idea to make sure your kids don't cheat in class kids in the philippines were told to create anti cheating hats. some use paper bags. others wore helmets and egg cartons were helmets and egg cartons were really, really effective. top there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothin

forces confirmed enemy losses recorded at the level of 110/6 tanks 8 large-caliber branches in 100 b instaith the grad rocket salvo fire system, two s300 anti-aircraft launchers, 911 self-propelled vehicles, a tent complex, an oil house , a nona s self-propelled artillery mortar, and 9 more units of svarozhet equipment, in particular, tanks, self-defense equipment and artillery weapons are terrorizing ukraine, the occupiers have launched seven missile and 12 air strikes on our country in the past day, they have also carried out about 80 attacks from rocket salvo systems from enemy strikes, damage to more than 20 settlements , the general headquarters of the forces reported defense successfully repulsed enemy attacks in the areas of populated areas of bakhmutskoe, krasna gora, bakhmut, majorsk and other areas of the invaders continue to suffer significant losses, so only in the areas of the settlements of polog and tokmak of the zaporizhzhia region, 85 russian nazis were wounded, and in the luhansk region , about 300 wounded people were sent to the local hospital in novosvetlivka from among

hospital and the central hospital. excluded as the stage of treatment immediately goes directly to instao one of our developments that was made thanks to that experience but how does it still work the cure in a matter of minutes as sometimes it happens that life depends on this time how do they manage to prove it aviation is used or how uh they are provided with assistance at the level of regional hospitals and the rest depends entirely on the patient's condition, they deliver it in different ways, helicopters, airplanes , trains, in principle, who can wait for this treatment by train there

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but they were no match to deal with this kind of major insta. so more had to be mobilized or crystal, and nearby sol as well. and various government agencies scramble to deal with the extent and hundreds of rescue workers and vehicles or more delays ada. just mention and the countries president has been also holding a series of emergency meetings to check the situation and also instructing his government to make sure all the injured can receive the treatment properly. now to place that sort of investigation center to find out what exactly has transpired to night, and many people in the country are also staying up late tonight with assess. so big shock wondering how this could have happened on this the hollow in night. all right, thank you very much. all the latest room. so listen, came joining us that ah, russia says it suspending its participation in the un brokered grain export deal with ukraine after attacks on its ships in crimea. just 3 months ago. russia agree to allow exports from ukraine to resume, to stammer, global hunger crisis. a dea

protest or if he, and that's why, maybe that was the reason why they were asking also, people's evey insta, me tell us. what do you believe is to real intention of rushes targeting of civilian infrastructure? and can that plan of action succeed when russia has a city, i mean, city in my view, 3 objectives in mind when it's trying to heat at a day. so sort of infrastructure which is very important for they say strengths of that you bring an economy on, on lives of individuals. so it is trying to really denigrate the ability of ukraine to function as an effective staging to donate in a sort of completely dysfunctional economy. when people cannot go about their daily lives, adding tension in that respect is n so that they get the people on the government fees on the pressure wind into some kind of negotiations with russia. and of course also today billy take that military ability of ukrainians to advance because if you break up a many of the infrastructure sort of or nodes, it's makes it hard to follow the ukrainians to carry out their operation to have the right logistic support to move the

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your party, the former president on down, to tone down the rhetoric about the conspiracies that might instaate somebody who is unhinged like the man who went into the pelosi home? >> dana, i think what's important is everybody do everything we can to make these elections fair. >> didn't answer the question there. what do you think about what you heard from the senator? >> it's sad that he dodged such a simple question. the reality is this was an individual who was radicalized. he was radicalized to commit an act of political violence. and we have to ask why was he radicalized? why are we in american democracy feeding these outlandish conspiracy theories? why are they festering on social media? we all need to take accountability, the social media companies, the role of some of media and and certainly elected officials and people in the republican party who have been fueling some of these conspiracies. that doesn't seem like that high a bar. and i hope that an incident like that would trigger that kind of reflection. >> well, let's talk about one of those social media companies. over the week

the bounty hunters who want to gain a foothold in zaporozhye do not post anything on the mercenary instanetwork. what are military experts called? arriving to take pictures with weapons on the front line, which was so much at the beginning of the special operation in ukraine, and now it seems that there are no such zaporozhye, who then digs trenches on car park area. mercenaries are not engaged in the construction of digging makopov, there and construction. to do this, there are ordinary, and ukrainians are mobilized , uh, military personnel of the armed forces, and they are mercenaries like the elite of the kiev regime, who never go to the front first go to the heights, but do this dirty work and clear our fields with them. there is just no one there. there are also poles, there are also englishmen. there are also americans. they are there and there are a lot of them. what is happening in the city of zaporozhye is now easy to guess headhunters they do what they want full carte blanche from kiev there is robbery, uh, violence, our italy communicate. who are acquaintances with the adminis

and all at the insta gags at the president of the united states. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capital. a public statement they should all leave. >> reporter: showing witnesses testify that trump was in the same place. >> he was watching television. >> reporter: one thing they left unanswered is whether referrals may sent be to the department of justice. >> our committee nmay decide to m make referrals to the department of justice. a key element of this committee's responsibility is to propose reforms to prevent january 6th from ever happening again. >> reporter: lawmakers on the panel previously said they wanted to speak to the former vice president, mike pence, but when i talked to the chairman about this after the hearing saying they felt satisfied that the former vice president did his job that day but so many people around former president trump refused to answer questions that they felt like they need to hear from trump in order to complete this story. back to you. >> thank you for that report. >>> in just a moment we are going to take you inside fo

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that insta friendly dip is a distinctly american twist. mexicans drink it.l. >> i still prefer it the old fashioned way in a bowl. fanciest tacos, but they're still traditional. >> reporter: since you need multiple sources on stories and since cbs was paying, we tried another spot on the taco trail. >> everything we have here is eaten in mexico. >> octopus, duck, tongue, beef tongue. what are you going to have first? >> i'm going to go for this fajita because i have ordered it several times and have been told it was sold out. >> i like this. a cbs exclusive. >> this is excellent border food. >> i'm going to try the octopus. >> it's not supposed to be tidy and need. >> it's good. it's fought the spices that you wouldn't expect with octopus. the taco, the tortilla itself is fantastic. when people try a taco like this that they may not have ever tried, what does it open them up to? >> hopefully, it teaches them that just because something is outside of their experience, it doesn't mean that it's ill legitimate. >> reporter: he says tacos tell a story, and like

with that, sir, bring in roger hilton, his defense fellow at globe sack, he joins us from bratislava insta back here. welcome to the program. so to what extent do you think our air defense is the key to how this war is going to play out? well, good evening and thank you for having me carry. first off, it's great. this, the nato defend ventures meeting so frequently i do need to earlier to meetings regularly and now they're for an hour at 4 already to fix the meaning of the ram. fine defense. i think the air defenses is just one part of it. obviously. now what's really, what's become very evident to me that throughout the whole course is the 1st 7 months. you've had a lot of collection of smaller nations like flo vacuum, bowl 6 in poland. really leading on the equipment delivery in canada and now it's really new. sure. and you see that you have much bigger countries like germany, threads. we've been delivering it. but when it comes to specific issues of air defense, i think that's only one part of it. and one thing i'd like to bring up for everybody is that i do need to earlier only 10 per

and now this public insta tution supported a school. by the way, tweed, in a huge way that has really made a lot of it possible. so that's that's one way and it's become an enormous clearinghouse for people who want sort of find the truth in the archives as opposed listening to what people say on social media. so thanks for bringing that up as a. anyone else that i go way we got we got from pennsylvania this looking at that my. so so bertram taylor i'm a great great grandson rutherford b hayes and on the leadership question and the leadership question that was just asked i participate with the hermitage, which is the andrew jackson museum and library. they run a program called the future presidents of america, which i participated in for a couple of years. and they get a number of speakers from congressmen in tennessee and and leaders and it's high school students come and it's a weeklong camp and they get all these speakers that speak for about an hour and it helps them to gain confidence to to learn about you know, i teach them a litt

uh, some video photos of these insta mercenaries in quotation marks, as military experts called them, who at the beginning of uh, special military operations were still there in the summer, for example, and now they are almost completely absent and now they are already fully equipped such, what are called fighters who came to earn money. that's on killing people, like that's all, so say you can comment. what is the situation here specifically in terms of the participation of foreign mercenaries, which countries. what equipment, how do they operate? well, let's start with the fact that they are participating today. uh, the mercenaries are the international so -called legion that enters the countries. this is how i look at the map. e, eastern europe - this is romania - this is poland. e, there are the balts in the same way. uh, kalinouski - these are with belarus those who, since 2014, are also the so -called refugees in quotation marks from the territory of belarus which were, er, until 2014 and now, before the coup attempt on the territory of belarus, they fled er to ukraine and there

and i think the big problem is still core insta and whether you're getting -- you just have people notosting or posting tiktok but i found hope in the -- >> wow >> isn't it funny? >> i'll agree that it was generally a relatively positive piece. it didn't read badly for them. again, we're talking about a "new york times" piece where the reporter spent a lot of time, over a period of time, in the metaverse at night, putting on the headset, spending hours there, although not plugging in. just spending the two hours or so with the battery. >> we can certainly disagree >> meeting a number of weird people and a lot of, apparently, kids that was sort of dangerous >> found a little roblox meets godzilla here we go >> there we are. >> but i -- if i were mark zuckerberg, i would feel gratified that there are people who are looking at this as something that is of the future. >> no doubt about that >> when i look at it, i say, okay, ralph lauren's embraced it askind of in the mall. but it really should be, if i were them, i would say, listen, this is the classroom, and i would spend more times in

among teenagers, successfully parasitizing on western images of face and on agent morgenstern, an insta-femalehe situation is very difficult, therefore, i think it’s right to support ukraine and show my respect. well, my eyes popped out. no why i looked with interest. it's all very mild, far from what we call patriotic content, and so on and so forth, right here, very far, because this is just such an area that is practically not plowed, no one plowed there , but it seems to me that all our discussion, it is like then artificially oppose two things that generally should be in one bottle. the first is the idea in art. this is important. art is a way of conveying, ideas and the quality of conveying this idea. now, when you read it, you make a great movie. after inside your head some sublime idea gets in, and people should not be brought up like that, or a good film where there is no idea is bad, because there will be a bad idea, there is no emptiness and cannot be. eh, good. let's respect the work of our collections really. here, uh, they plowed the fields. that's all that's shown. now it is pop

i'm an insta it's a problem i have an aaddiction >> finish your point >> does the natural market unto itself, you know, the idea we need to break these companies off. we need to regulate them out of existence or out of something. clearly in this case, facebook is not doing nearly what it was doing two or three years ago >> i will say this is the case of the threat of not being able to buy anything else facebook could not buy anything else it is spending money trying to build what it can't buy. >> that doesn't require you to break up the company that's the point by the way, you can make the same argument around microsoft which as some people argue google was a creation of the fact that microsoft couldn't do anything >> chew on this. >> yes, sir. >> we will get chevron and exxon. they made so much money because of putin we need the windfall what about every company that benefitted from the horrible pandemic nothing to do with them. out of their control the external event came in and juiced their profits doubled profits. that is another area for windfall profit tax. a lot of them we have

, and the socialist began to build in many ways the romance of the hit, which counted on only good instae fact that there are only good ones in the check is also counted on by the socialists. this is stalin already 10 otherwise, and comrade marx was a great romantic. well, comrade was frozen, a great romantic, however, when, if you remember, he married off his daughter, he checked the unfortunate groom. who was rich, who is the problem, that every romance in every romantic in everyday life, as a rule, is no longer a romantic, but in fact, well, i didn’t know that lenin was a peace lover , he, in my opinion, was an iron man until he got the power. here, of course, was the main humanist, but a democrat or liberal, when he got the power it is real. naturally , he began to act as it should be in politics with you. well, not at the same desk, but either in the generation when we studied they worked, lenin himself had a guard of work, some kind of human rights there. well, here you stop, that is, lenin put things in order with the cruelest hand, that is, only as he castigated his own colleague

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