it's front line work, isa. it's not easy. last week exactly on this day there was of a team that went to krematorsk. it killed 50 people including another couple children. it's difficult front line work, but they're brave and they do it hour by hour. >> and we are incredibly grateful, james, to you and your team for all the brave work that they are doing every single day. james, let's keep in touch. i know you are meeting, you and your team are meeting people from saparichya for evacuations. appreciate it. >>> meantime, russia has claimed any soldiers who do remain in mariupol steel plant would be treated humanely. cnn's matt rivers found evidence to the contrary. he has the exclusive story of one ukrainian fighter captured and later killed by the russians and a warning, this story contains disturbing images as well as content. >> reporter: russian propaganda with a clear message to the last remaining defenders of mariupol. the video says, we guarantee that we will save your lives and we will follow international laws to guar

i'm isa soares.date with our top story this hour. services are expected to begin today for some of the victims of the elementary school shooting in uvalde, texas. funeral homes said they will be covering the costs for the families of the 19 students and two teachers killed last week. and the justice department has announced it will be reviewing the response from law enforcement to that shooting. the gunman was not killed until more than an hour after the first officers entered the school. >>> well, texas state senate democrats are demanding an emergency special session from the governor to address gun violence. the democratic sent him a letter, texas has suffered more shootings in the past decade than any other state. after each of these mass killings, you have held press conferences and round tables promising things would change. after the slaughter of 19 children and two teachers in uvalde e those broken promises have never rung more hollow. this time the time to take real action is now. >>> here's

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isa?ms are set for the nba playoffs, the boston celtics crushed the defending champs the milwaukee bucks on sunday 109-81. grant williams put up a career high 27 points as the celtics advance to the eastern conference finals, second seed boston will face the top seeded miami heat with game one set for tuesday in miami. >>> and the dallas mavericks shot down the phoenix suns with a dominant victory, 123-90, luka don vich put on a show with 35 points and ten rebounds. the mavs led by as many as 36 points as they advanced to the western conference finals. dallas will take on the golden state warriors wednesday in san francisco. >>> a heart felt story we must tell but before we go. in the midst of war ukraine's folk rap group won this year's euro vision song contest on a wave of good will. >> thank you so much. thank you for supporting ukraine. this victory is ukrainian. >> and news that have win made it all the way to troops hunkered down in the mariupol steel plant which has been under siege

>> and i'm isa soares live in ukraine. with more than 5 million ukrainians fleeing, the torn country, need for aid and assistance is becoming more and more dire. the challenges facing aid organizations, ahead with my guest. >> welcome to the show, everyone. it's 10:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we are awaiting word on whether any more civilians have made it out of the besieged azovstal steel plant in mariupol. humanitarian corridors promised by russia are supposed to be open now to allow evacuations. we don't know yet if moscow is honoring that pledge. we have yet to hear from ukrainian officials on this. and mariupol official says that shelling, though, remains nonstop. and this is what the complex has endured over the past few days. just relentless as well as growing attacks from russian forces. civilians are trapped there, along with the city's last ukrainian defenders. and here's how ukrainian commander inside the plant describes the situation. >> for two days now, the enemy has broken into the territory of the plant. these

i'm isa soares come took you live from lviv in ukraine.n officials fear some 60 people were killed on saturday when a school was destroyed in an air strike. about 90 people, just about everybody in the village, were believed to have been sheltering inside it when it was bombed. about 30 people have been reported rescued but the governor says it is unlikely there are any more survivors. thevi village is very close to e front lines in eastern ukraine. in the strategic port city of odesa, ukraine's military says russia fired six cruise missiles at the city on saturday. no casualties have been reported. >>> western leaders will keep an eye on president putin on monday for any possible announcements about ukraine. may 9th is victory day in russia when the nation marks the soviet win over nazi germany in world war ii. as matthew chance reports, the event commemorates a past that mr. putin could use now. >> reporter: nighttime on the cobbles of red square. russia's military is plotting its next steps. this is a repercental for the annual victory

i'm isa soares in lviv. it is may 9, victory day in russia. i want to show you these live pictures coming from moscow's red square where events are getting underway at 10:00 in the morning. we are expecting to hear from russian president vladimir putin in a few minutes. of course, as soon as that happens, we shall bring that to you. the annual holiday, of course, commemorates the soviet victory over nazi germany during world war ii. it is also really a memorial to those killed during the war. in all, the soviet union lost 27 million people, more than any other nation. but under putin's leadership, victory day has taken on a new edge, serving as a showcase as we have senior after year of russia's military power, russia's military might. as we look at these live pictures from red square, i want to bring in max there, the parade taking place right now. the bureau chief for the financial times, and he joins me now live from latvia. max, as you and i talk, we are looking at the parade in red square in moscow. clearly, as we have seen time and time

for more on the situation in ukraine, let's bring in isa soares in lviv. isa? >> very good morning to you, kim. we are keeping a very close eye this morning on the besieged city of mariupol. it's just after 8:00 a.m. here and humanitarian corridors announced by russia are now supposed to be open to allow civilians to evacuate from the azovstal steel plant. there's no word yet on whether fresh evacuations have actually been allowed to take place. we haven't heard from the ukrainian side. and this is really what the complex has endured over the past few days. relentless, as well as growing attacks from russian forces. civilians are trapped there, along with the city's last ukrainian defenders. and here's how a ukrainian commander inside the plant described the situation. have a listen. >> translator: for two days now, the enemy has broken into the territory of the plant. these are heavy, bloody battles. i am proud of my soldiers who are making superhuman efforts to contain the enemy's onslaught. >> well, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says 344 people wer

isa?u've hinted at, much of india's reticence in not criticizing putin in the russian aggression in ukraine is the economics. talk to us about how tied they are economically here. >> reporter: absolutely. russia has been an all weather ally for india in many ways. when america has been hesitant to take a stand and support india, it's been russia that's come to india's rescue in the last few decades and that is something india has always acknowledged. now, india imports 2 to 3% of oil from russia, which is quite significant compared to european nations, while it has defense equipment coming to the tune of 50% and more. so india has been very clear on its stand adds of now. you've also had the foreign minister come out in the past and say european countries have been importing a whole lot more oil from russia than india has. there should not be that much pressure, india can take a stand against russia at this point. this has been acknowledged by the russian government in the past and i think

for that, we bring in isa soares is joining us live. >> reporter: good morning. the city council says more evacuation efforts are due to resume in the coming hours. t now around 100 were able to make it out of the plant on sundays. you can see another round of evacuations planned for mondays never happened. a ukrainian commander inside the plan says they are been under constant bombardment since early sunday. >> a lot plume of smoke rising from the city from an area near the plant. meanwhile, some vevacuees did arrive on monday. the city's mayor says russia is making that journey more difficult by forcing everyone who pass through a so-called filtration camps. he says people are often held there without food or water and claims many are deported to russia against their will. >> now u.s. officials said they aware of these case and it will be of course a violation of international law. >>> the u.s. and western officials believe vladimir putin could declare war in ukraine as soon as may the 9th. that's victory day of russia. >> up to now, russia had called actions o

for more now on the situation, we want to turn to isa soares, who is following developments in lviv. and isa, we are wondering if that evacuation of civilians is now under way in mariupol or if you've had any information on that. >> good morning, paula. yeah, it's been somewhat of a confusing picture. we know we are expecting the second round of evacuations to take part, but it's been an incredibly desperate situation growing even worse in the besieged city of mariupol itself. remember, there are about 100,000 people or so stuck in the city of mariupol. now, the city council says the evacuation efforts are due to resume, paula, in the coming hours, but it's not clear if those plans involve civilians that were trapped inside the bombed out steel plant. of course, we saw thing vac wagss on sunday. now, around 100 were able to make it out off that plant on sunday, but another round of evacuations planned for monday, well, that never happened. a ukrainian commander inside the plant said they've been under constant bombardment since early monday and this video really appears to confirm th

thank you very much, isa, for that.sian missiles striking the western center of lviv leaving large areas with no power targeting ing several reg and power training infrastructure. what is dgoing on there? >> reporter: a very good morning to you, don, what we saw last night is several missile strikes. that was shot by me as we came over the top of the building to capture. two missiles flew over the city of vunitia. two planes recoportedly on thei way to kyiv were shot down by ukranians' air defenses. my team and i heard several blasts followed by large plumes of smoke in this vantage point. it also led to cause aging a fit a large electrical substation. in terms of what we've been fwoi told by officials, we've been told a substation was destroyed as a result and power is back on again. we heard from ukranian railways that said russian missiles struck six locations and the damage to the infrastructure was severe. yet again, what we are seeing, don, is russia targeting the transport of military equipment into ukraine, real

i'm isa soares coming to you live from lviv, ukraine.ring you up-to-date with the latest developments in ukraine prch there is some hope for hundreds of people believed to still be trapped at the steel plant in mariupol. the ukrainian commander says 20 civilians were evacuated on saturday, and he says he's hoping evacuations will continue and include not only civilians but also wounded ukrainian troops which is what we heard in the last 15, 20 minutes. in the south president zelenskyy is plemgalling to rebuild the destroyed airport runway in the port city of odesa. he says the airport was struck by russian missiles. witnesses reported seeing military planes in the sky and hearing multiple explosions in the area. and this video really apparently confirms what ukraine has been saying for almost a week now, that russia is using submarines in some of its missile strikes. moskow released this video saying it shows a cruise missile launched at a ukrainian military target. but kyiv says the strikes also hit civilian infrastructure. it's not cle

isa standing by in lviv, first off, the horrific bombing of the school.hat more do we know about that? >> reporter: good morning, kim. just truly horrific, and we are having -- listening and hearing from luhansk officials giving us updates on what unfolded as that bomb dropped into that school, turning that school into just a pile of rubble. what the governor said is that initially, like you clearly outlined, there were 90 people sheltering inside the basement of that school. and that is, for viewers to get an understanding of this, that is almost the entire population of that small village. they were inside that building, seeking shelter, seeking cover. and then were hit from this bomb by a russian bomb which was dropped on the skill. he said 60 people are most likely feared dead. 30 have been rescued from the rubble. and 7 of those 37 have been injured. this took place in the little village of villahorifka, 10 kilometers or so from the front lines. front lines where we're seeing intense fighting. remember, this is part of the donbas region where we've s

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and for more on this now, we want to join isa soares in lviv.s there. it's not something lviv is usually used to. >> no, this is a relatively quiet city. it's been a place for refuge for so many escaping the front lines that we've seen in that war that we've seen, intensity of the war on the front lines, but it will shake some people here, shake that sense of security here in lviv. let me get more on these air strikes that we've seen right across the country, as paula was laying out. payton layton joins me now from brisbane, australia, and peter, will me start with that. last night's missile strikes really across the country, including lviv, where i am, are the russians, in your view, succeeding at destroying fran structure and supply lines here? >> they certainly appear to be targeting the electrical network, which is powering the trains and the rail network. and they're obviously trying to -- trying to cut the ukrainian movement of soldiers and ammunition and fuel into the forward areas. they seem to be succeeding in tying up repair crews and

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let's go to isa soares in ukraine.the azovstal steel factory, what more do we know about the evacuations there? >> reporter: very good morning to you, kim. we were expecting evacuations to take place, of course, earlier today. we are being told we should be expecting and still we're about three hours in or so, but remember there is still about 100 or so civilians inside the azovstal steel plant looking out and they're being bombarded every single day. the intensity of this is increasing. so we're keeping a very close eye on the city this morning to see if there are any developments, to see if we get any good news, of course, as we have seen the last few days. russia made the promise of evacuating civilians. that hasn't happened with the exception of friday we saw at least 50 civilians evacuated from mariupol. the russian military, as you can see there, was seen escorting those two buses said to be carrying some of those evacuees to the town east of mariupol. ukrainian officials say they were later able to travel to ukr

its neat. blue with me right now they really say that you hacked their isa with your ax peter.ontinuation of the military drama, you will remain puffins. is there ahead? water let's go swamps olya combed. tankers i 've never seen one like this. we still have 5 minutes. what to do? two took our sentinel that we let him go mine. one was killed and the other left. the rest, apparently in the forest, but sentry. i was not told this. you understand what we are risking. of course sir colonel, then don't let them go into the swamp. otherwise , we won’t find them there, a swamp, impassable for them is intelligence to know that they didn’t have time to see so for sure. i'm not, now i'm terribly sad, commander. he will forgive you, don't be afraid. need more guys for sure. name it and it will be very bad. scratch the entire area to look carefully they may be on the trees in case of discovery. we are coming. they were coming from the other side from our rear, the russians were chasing them from the river. they deviated from the route and ended up here just by chance. they saw tanks? major

it is said that isa killed five people with his axe. continuation of the military drama addition, colonel dmitry shevchenko scouts. boris galkin comes out. were you right then? and i'm not andrey smolyakov just an ax in 1943 look right now on ntv there forward let's go with water? olya is being combed. i have never seen such a thing. hallelujah what to do? two took our guard that you let him go mine. one killed the second left the rest, apparently in forest, but sentry. i was not told this. you understand what we are risking. of course, mr. colonel, then don't let him go into the swamp. otherwise , we won’t find them there, the swamp, impassable for them, is intelligence to know that they didn’t have time to see. not bad i'm not, he'll forgive, don't be afraid. you must definitely go. comb the entire area to look carefully they may be in the trees in case of detection of open fire. we are coming. as one left, you said, the swamp is impassable, how could they even get through the canine. they were coming from the other side from our rear

. >>> and i'm isa soares in lviv where missiles are pounding odesa just hours after vladimir putin honored the cities that survived the second world war. >>> president putin couldn't declare victory because even the russia propaganda machine couldn't back that up. >> he was not able to bring them to their knees. >> what putin put out was completely detached from reality. >> the russian offensive continues to grind on here. >> what is happening now in the so-called phase two, he is looking for a smaller prize. >>> welcome to the show. it is tuesday, may 10th, 11:00 a.m. here in ukraine and a day after vladimir putin failed to declare victory in ukraine, the white house says it is worried that the russian president may not be able to find a way out of the war. the u.s. congress is expected to take up a $40 billion aid bill for ukraine in the coming hours. president biden says existing funding will run out in about ten days. meanwhile a senior defense official says there are reports that some russian troops and officers are refusing to obey orders or move forward in the new donbas offensive,

. >>> and i'm isa soares live in ukraine where officials are hoping that evacuation efforts can assume resume in mariupol. those many civilians remain trapped inside the city's decimated steel plant. >>> for the first time in nearly half a century, american women appear to be on the cusp of losing their constitutional right to save legal abortions. a draft opinion was drafted that appears poised to overturn roe vs. wade, which protects abortion rights nationwide. cnn cannot confirm the authenticity of the document. final ruling is not expected until june and abortion remains legal for now, but alarm is, sparking. protests have already begun while many republicans are celebrating the news. this would mark a major victory decades in the making for american conservatives. and this is all possible because of the three conservative justices appointed by former u.s. president donald trump who dramatically shifted the ideological make july of the top court. -- makeup of the top court. justin alito has long objected to roe vs. wade and writes that it was egregiously wrong from the start. its r

all right, for more on the situation in ukraine, let's bring in isa soares in lviv. isa? >> a very good morning to you, kim. and we're keeping a close eye on mariupol at this morning. russia claims it will open humanitarian corridors beginning in the next hour to allow civilians to evacuation the azovstal steel plant in mariupol. moscow says it will pause fighting there for ten hours. it's not been confirmed from the ukrainian side, though. this is what the complex has endured, though, over the past few days. relentless, as well as growing attacks from russian forces. civilians are trapped there, along with the city's last ukrainian defenders. here's how a ukrainian commander inside the plant is describing the situation. have a listen. >> translator: for two days now, the enemy has broken into the territory of the plant. these are heavy, bloody battles. i am proud of my soldiers who are making superhuman efforts to contain the enemy's onslaught. >> well, ukraine says russia's renewed attempts to take the plant have not been very successful. our sara sidner has more for yo

i'm isa soares in lviv, ukraine. ahead this hour, the ukrainian commander still inside a steel plant in mariupol says the enemy is in the compound as bloody battles rage on with civilians trapped inside. >>> and i'm rosemary church in atlanta. i will have our other top story, including the u.s. fed takes historic action to quash inflation, and so far the markets like what they're hearing. how the interest rate hike would impact you. welcome to the show, everyone. it's 9:00 a.m. here in ukraine, and we are awaiting word on whether russia has made good on its latest pledge to allow civilians to evacuate from the besieged azovstal steel plant in mariupol. humanitarian corridors announced by moscow are supposed to be open right now. but that promise d comes as russian forces have been doing the opposite. intensifying fighting on the complex, including 30 children according to mariupol's mayor are holed up along with the city's last remaining ukrainian fighters. here is how a ukrainian commander inside the plant describes

more now from isa soares. >> reporter: before the war, most of the food produced by ukraine wasportedthrough ports like this, thousand they a now they are blockaded by russia and also pilfered 400,000 tons from ukrainian farmers in russian-occupied territory. footage obtained by cnn from zaporizhzhia shows trucks wearing the white z symbol, transporting grain to russian-held crimea, an act that president zelenskyy's administration is calling food terrorism. >> translator: this is not just a strike at ukraine. dozens of countries in various regions of the world have found themselves on the brink of food deficit. >> reporter: through satellite images, we were able to identify the russian merchant ship, one of three involved in the trade of stolen grain, seen here at the port in crimea on april 29. from there the vessel carrying the grain traveled through to alexandria in egypt, then on to beirut but also turned away. finally may 8, it reached syria according to shipping sources and ukrainian officials. >> so in this situation, in the middle east and africa, they will be -- they don't ha

i'm isa soares coming to you live from lviv, ukraine.est developments out of ukraine, we've shown you sfoet toes, a video of u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi making an unannounced visit to kyiv. president zelenskyy says they met earlier this morning with a group of u.s. lawmakers. pelosi said the trip was meant to, quote, send an unmistakable and resounding message to the entire world, america stands firmly with ukraine. a glimmer of hope for hundreds of people believed to be trapped in the besieged steel plant in mariupol. a ukrainian commander says 20 civilians were evacuated on saturday. he says he's hoping evacuations will continue today and include not only civilians but also wounded ukrainian troops. in the south of ukraine, president zelenskyy is pledging to rebuild a destroyed runway in the city of odesa. he says the airport was struck by russian missiles on saturday. witnesses reported seeing military planes in the sky and hearing multiple explosions in the area. for more on the surprise visit to kyiv by u.s. lawmakers, i'll brin

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i'm isa soares live in ukraine. for weeks ukrainians have been trapped in mariupol, a city under siege by russian forces. now, after several failed attempts, some civilians have been able to evacuate. >>> i'm alison kosik in new york. i'll have our other top stories including coronavirus cases holding relatively steady despite china's zero covid strategy. now beijing is closing one of its top theme parks due to the spread. >>> welcome to the show, everyone. it is 8:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we'll begin with a glimmer of hope for people trapped in the ukrainian city of mariupol after weeks under siege by russian forces and several failed evacuation attempts. a handful of civilians managed to leave on saturday. ukrainian commander at the steel plant, the last bastion of ukraine's defense of mariupol, says 20 women as well as children got out after a cease-fire r. but that is really a tiny fraction of the hundreds still trapped inside the plant and the thousands, of course, believed to be sheltering in other parts of th

the russian demilitarization plant now does not supply not only mortars to isa, but components for anti-aircrafttallations and no longer repairs track rollers for tracked armored vehicles. now he has new old customers. all agricultural producers. uh, in particular cereals, not only are the main customers, but these are demanded products and by and large. the task today is before the administration. e, zaporozhye region is that all enterprises that are on the territory of the zaporizhzhya region begin to hello, the budget will be replenished so effectively and social infrastructure will develop. the largest enterprises in the region, in fact, the flagship of the demilitarized regions of zaporizhia , farmers will not be left without orders, that kherson region, that zaporizhzhia had a sowing campaign in the fields, the first crop of the southern sector of the military special operation is ripening, its products for all ukraine for all markets for all stores for markets. well, where can you forget , it partially came true, our products even passed through e, in the lpr. dnr brought potatoes there e

isa, what more can you tell us about this latest russian attack? >> good morning to you. just horrific, those images that we have been seeing for the village where obviously so many people were sheltering in that school that is now become a pile of rubble. luhansk officials have been speaking to us and what they told us is 90 people or so were sheltering in the basement of the school. that's almost the entire population of that village. they were sheltering inside when russian forces dropped a bomb on that school. officials are saying that 60 people are most likely dead as a result of that bomb. they've been told that 30 have been rescued from the rubble. now of those 30, seven have been injured. for perspective for viewers in terms of location, this is about 10 kilometers or so from the front lines. it's part of the donbas region where we have seen that push and pull of battle where the fight really has intensified in the last few weeks. the two sides try to capture and try to reclaim their territory. now, an official in that area in the luhansk region told us they have

. >> correspondent isa soares joining us now from lviv with the latest. we know, isa, that hundreds of people were trapped deep down in that basement, some as young as i believe 4 months old. what do we know about how they are doing, did they survive, and what is the latest on the evacuation efforts? >> reporter: good morning to you, amara, good morning, laura, the situation as we have been reporting on for several weeks now inside the azovstal steel plant is incredibly dire. but what we received, what we heard of yesterday was a small breakthrough, a glimmer of hope if you can call it that. we have heard from the azovstal commander inside the azovstal steel plant, a large complex as you look on your screen. it makes 25% of the whole city of mariupol. and what he said is that that evacuation took place yesterday, where 20 civilians, mostly women and children, were evacuated. now, in terms of their whereabouts, if they made it to zaporizhzhia and their condition, how they're feeling, how they're doing, we do not have the details. but, of course, a glimmer

isa soares is joining us from l lviv. russia been trying to hit ukraine over the last 24 hours? >> good morning to you, christine. what we have seen is several regions right across ukraine very spread out being hit by missile strikes. i think we have a man to show y -- a map to show you where they are. even lviv has been largely unscathed and a refugee for so many people running away from the russian onslaught in the east of the country. but i spoke to the deputy mayor of lviv about two hours or so ago and he told me about 19 missiles were fired from the caspian sea to ukraine and nine were shot down by ukraine's air defense system. he did say that three power stations were hit here in lviv, led to many of them leading to the fires that you are seeing on your screen. that hit infrastructure of course and railways. this is something that we have seen time and time again. in the last several weeks in fact, really russia targeting key supply routes, key infrastructure to try to delay of course the armory and what is needed t

deadly isa is not disgusting to me our tenth airborne battalion, our tenth airborne.ough the mountains, rivers and valleys, black smoke, we drove cars, avoiding mines along the paths of front-line roads, as if they were scary for us, any haste to die to us to develop and we still have things to die at home. we still have strength at home. the great strong is strong. hello, my good work, how lions will be just stubborn lord hello this time the sentry goes on the air on the eve of victory day, a holiday that is very important for our country and which for the first time in a long time people in the liberated territories of donbass will be able to celebrate, our today's issue is about this. all over the country, day and night, preparation and again preparation tomorrow is another anniversary of victory day may 9 in the donbass now a holiday no one can forbid the kremlin step moscow higher general. the claim command school is ready for the parade. my legs hurt insanely, but training after training, when e passes, it becomes narrower. easier about this and much more right

roman dudin reported that four people were killed, three more were injured , the soldiers in isa paidprice for a propaganda video for zelensky, we are predatory plans. presidents. we're here, we've done it here, with us, the border guard is giving him the sign of this chair. in a row, the shooting range established defenses, allegedly on the border of the kharkov region and russia, the news that the counter offensive was being carried out by all western journalists was picked up by western journalists for the video of the defense. the ukrainian president liked it, which he announced in a response video on social networks zelensky praised the fighters for their heroic deed, but i wish you all good health. take care of yourself. thank you to your parents and all such warriors. thank you very much, but at the same time, she didn’t tell the ukrainian public that many of the heroes of the video had already died roman dudin, through his page on the social network, reported the details of the bloody performance. after filming , the vsu detachment came under fire as a result of four people. t

uh, in the bast part , then god himself, he will be the robot isa crumbs more of this on bumps to wrapthis bump. well, such, probably, the great is on the barrel, it is on the spit and on you, that's all the symbols. from a fruit tree, usually from a plum, he took it from a toy, they took it there, pure such wars of strength. happiness when good high? loaf does not like a lot of kindness, because from what a lot does not like muffins, because he has large volume. the basin is large, it lays down to 5 kg. put longer from less. if it is smaller, for example, a baking sheet, it will go better, but when it is large, it can go, and then sit down. there were three such hairs, this three, and this would be a plexus, and one just twisted, then, probably, in one direction, and the third was attached to the cross. you would close him, not his two proceeds. i will say this on the press - this was supposed to be a lack of weaving of young people. the young one had 5 digits, this is the young 5, so the young one has ours of which is frequent, and four two frequent, we are two russians, and the youn

who remember the song image. voices are raised not because so often and vaguely we push isa the greatr hallelujah there is blood under our feet, is there odessa? so i found a notebook with his phone numbers and contacts now. nikolaev, he still has a bunch of stuff in his pockets, there are a bunch of all sorts of contacts . come on, hold it like that, he has an accurate passport. so gardener alexander kuzmin here at mobile phones play him, where the passport is not there. the passport is there, this crust is not some kind. passport he is in ukraine , he is ukrainian. this has nothing to do with anti-maidan . please, dear citizens, now the floor is given to the leader of the all-ukrainian association freedom. we are nationalists wives dumb him a plan, only in our nationalists. there is a plan on how to get out of this domestic and foreign policy crisis today here today here in odessa in the southern capital of ukraine we see our ukrainian order , this is what we are striving for and what we are we will definitely achieve in the near future. i imagine ukraine as a free country, first of

the new gerber baby is named isa. she's 7 months old from oklahoma and was born with part of her right leg missing, making her the first gerber baby to have a limb difference. isa captivated the judges with her bright smile and personality. mom describes her as a crazy, happy baby. she does look happy. >>> all right. coming up next, a major league thrill for a young baseball fan th >>> we wanted to share a heartwarming moment between baseball rivals. it happened when yankees star aaron judge hit a home run in toronto tuesday night against a blue jays fan named mike lanalito retrieved the ball. he unexpectedly handed it to a boy wearing a yankees shirt, the boy was overwhelmed with tears of joy for the gesture. the next day he got to meet judge. the slugger signed the ball, gave the boy a pair of batting gloves, and on top of that, the two families were invited to the bronx for a future game, a moment proving it's okay to cry in baseball. that's awesome. i was reading and looking at the pictures at the same time. be ri

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it took 8 months for china to reveal that for a bit. soldiers were killed. 6 ah, i mean isa, and yet, mo, don't seize his gun loose. the indian soldiers who were killed included a high ranking officer, nobody in the soldiers there fight with hand weapon we because protocols dating back to the 1990s would prohibit the use of firearms says anti duty. so the chinese used clubs wrapped and barbed wire, leaving the bodies returned to the family in a terrible condition when he shall trespass yellow conclave. hamid i could fail. ha, ha ha ha ha ha, my father tod, of the mob. i did run on it. i v y m ah jim ty, anyway, the key ah, ah, gave julie he it was the 1st deadly confrontation between the 2 nations and 45 years. but the conflict goes back even further. though china was the victor in the 1962 sino indian war, the 2 countries both continue to draw their own border. chinese and indian troops regularly accuse each other of trespassing into foreign territory. georgia lost a dispute in the, in the up the camellias between india and china go back a 100 years maybe longer because of historical

is this whole cow isa? div would organisation mowdy felt more drawn to the teachings of the hindu nationalist paramilitary group than to school. in 1965, at the age of 15, mowdy wanted to drop out and join the military. at a time when india was at war with pakistan, but his parents had a different plan in mind and arranged for him to marry a girl of the same cast. he was married off as a child. there's a tradition of child marriage in india and his family found a girl for him, roughly the same age. they were married off and when they were dose that was supposed to go live together. he barely had me say in the matter, to escape the marriage. mowdy made a decision that would change his life. he decided to leave home and travel to the himalayas. no can ozy nicholson is my azure disease levix. he didn't want to marry this girl and live with her. so he laughed, he left his wife and headed off. he is driven by a spiritual quest as he calls it me to i don't miss 1st he went to bengal. then he travelled across all

i'm going to put, i mean, like isa while rob read or is unlikely to win in this market strong home. what's clear is that different versions of the past and vision for the future are competing in the selection. 4th, an enormous north, and across the philippines. for those who do not support marcos junior, and for those observers outside the country, the big question has been how this could possibly be happening. how could another mark was possibly become the next leader given what that dictatorship did to the people of the philippines with its massive corruption and it's ramp into human rights abuses. a warning that some viewers me find this next report upsetting? ah, they are in a minority, but they exist. the filipinos determined to remind voters of the brutality of the dictatorship of ferdinand marcus is one person who will never forget the atrocities committed by marcus and his henchmen is kristina by go on. she was one of tens of thousands of people detained and tortured for their political views during martial law field for her testimony is distressing. and are the, the hardest

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