merits, dad still divided them between members of the entire volunteer army, she is a volunteer and keplerke thousands of volunteers, she has been helping our army for 8 years in a row and in her person. i want to thank all the volunteers of ukraine today. i am very it's nice. i don't know who nominated me. i don't know how it even happened. they told me that there is such an award, dad, and it's yours. it's very nice. and i said that i want every ukrainian to be able to claim some kind of victory of his own. i can't attribute it to myself, because i think, well, first of all, it's good. they started to notice the volunteers, and how did mr. reznikov say at the handover, he said it's very important, very important thing, volunteers are a super weapon of ukraine, like the enemy, he couldn't calculate because he doesn't understand even the essence of this phenomenon is real volunteerism can exist only in a free country, only among free people, for me these are legendary people and for me this is an award, it just applies to absolutely all volunteers in dark times , bright people are very vis

of the permitted settlements, ukrainian volunteers immediately arrived and among the first was dad keplero will now join us. congratulations dad hello, where are you now, i understand that you are somewhere in the fields, somewhere still there in the kharkiv region, we had a difficult time setting up the connection because it is still not there, we are really somewhere in the fields, uh, i can't tell you where we are now, we still have to get out of here because there is almost no road in those villages, here they will be completely destroyed, mined with unexploded shells, poor equipment, burnt out, and well, it is not very easy here, what did you see there, where did you manage to get there, where were you, what people say, people say today, one woman just cried and said what it is the camp was six months ago, we were in izyum , we were in balaclavas, there were uh villages further uh, we were in villages where they stood constantly and were in villages that they just had nightmares, there are villages that were completely destroyed well, like there is nothing there at all there are no h

and how it changed about the heliocentric system of the world, kepler's laws, about some achievementstronomers, then about our e, flights and the first satellite of the earth and gagarin's flight, space stations and so on. yes, that is in the future. i think it will be big enough such a serious museum as a whole, dedicated to the study of outer space, new buildings are constantly being built, the number of visitors is growing and, of course, more and more interesting exhibits appear here , truly rare equipment regularly arrives, while we worked in new buildings on an open area. they brought the legendary fighter-interceptor aviation. air defense su-15t reliable winged terrible of our sky su-15 made its first flight 60 years ago may 30, 1962 produced. 1,300 machines in service until 1996, as well as most of the large-sized exhibits, this copy arrived at the museum in a disassembled form within a few days before our eyes, as if the aircraft was being born anew about the changes in open areas. we'll tell you more, and now we're going to the new buildings on the way to the exhibition cent

wooster what she thought color said to me and risky me to throw something up in bush and you get to of kepler as it would be to see. she swayed folder no. prostates finished a book date reasonable. can you prove, given which is different or is she scored? i mean, we'll go with was through it know lino borrowing and nobody was touching that was the critical fault. i was a potter, was your new printer throws nick away for this, but i thought no, really look, you know, if it was each did you hear, but on the poster and discuss sort of the tone of my washington invisible, yet discernible lines of defense, manifested on russia's borders with its 2 northern neighbors, spins and sweden, these nations optic to join nato, citing moscow's alleged aggressive intentions. contract killer from issue are pretty much chester with junior. her name's up here when he's coming to our water. especially like with canada, kind of cool enough school with when you to renew it on that. if instead of cheaters are you in the content area, i'm going to get off when i say we're going to school to go buy some ocean please.

joining us now is viktor katona at kepler. >> thank you for having me this morning. >> i imagine your job is a lot tougher this morning we are cesend entering the part year where the gas is strongest and price fall in the fall why is this price action for oil when it seems demand should ramp up is this all about the reduced demand in china? >> i would say macros are driving every commodity down with oil, it is counterintuitive you perfectly said supply/demand balance should suggest the winter and harvest season coming up and people are traveling in europe asia is picking up china is out of lockdown india out of monsoon season. everything is pointing to a bullish picture. we don't have that in the prices the prices just reflect the doom and gloom in the markets about what we will have in the future. they don't really reflect the short-term future overall. >> where do you see the prices going? we mention brent crude falling below $80 a barrel in the near term, where are oil prices going >> the natural price would be between $90 and $100 that is the corridor most producers would be satis

let's hear from gabe kepler after the game.t >> the most situations that make everybody's hearts beat out of their chest and he just stays cool, calm and collected is able to deliver the same sort of approach at the plate that he does in the first inning of the game. and that's what makes him so special. talk about wilmer flores. is looking to end their road trip on a high note with a win against the orioles and >> they jumped on spenser watkins early and often up one, nothing in the 3rd shea langley years as to the lead with a 2 run rbi single. it's 3. nothing been said. brown just he went to work. the 6 that the towering shot to his 18th of the year for nothing. 8th. now, how about icing on the cake? seth brown again in second home run of the game. this one to right. take it 5, nothing. they snap a four-game losing streak. they head back to oakland for a 6 game homestand. alright, cubs in cars in st. louis. no score until. >> pool halls. >> hits his get this 690th home run of his career. that's good for 5th all-time. he is no

. >> we had a little drama at oracle park yesterday, zach to tell and gabe kepler both are typicallyday while kappeler came out to the mound to pull it out of the game. patel had just gave up 2 runs in. there were 2 outs in the 8th clearly lit did not think he should have been pulled and he lit cap know you could see kept faith drop and then once he reached the dugout, he immediately pulled mattel into the locker room today. let's tell was optioned to triple-a sacramento in cat. well, he had some words about it. >> the way i explained to is totally understand that. he may feel like the decision to to have him go to sack was related to the we had last night on the mound and subsequently in the tunnel. i tried to assure him that it was. very much performance-based and say this like good teammate. behaviors is part of performance as well. so want to say that there's no part of makeup that we consider when we make decisions. i think that's always going to be considered. and we're going to we're going to appreciate and respect the highest level of teammate behavior. always surely out of s

and i know their home because i saw gabe kepler. he was walking near kron 4. didn't say how to me.one. a deep drive to center petersen's troy, their homer of the season. and that was good. then in the 4th inning, the giants took a 2 run lead and they never looked back. san francisco wins final of. 5 to 2. didn't go well for the a's, though, beginning a three-game series in anaheim taking on the angels. the game was tied in the 8th inning, but that's when the angels pulled ahead. the a's lost it. the gap. the 43. >> 9.41. time. we'll be back with more in just a few minutes. don't go away. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and, finally, snack up to save even more at the pump. that's great! make the most of the stop you need to make with shell. wait! there's three of me? awesome! >> all right, 9.43 is the time the artemis one rocket. we know it's been delayed for launch. wel

really put that theory to the test as they host of the phillies today, san francisco manager gabe kepler in the action. it for just a trickle park sun shining 70 plus degrees. the giants look for their second straight win in the 3rd san francisco outfielder joc peterson sense went through to right center field. his rbi single ties, the game up at 2 apiece in the 5th peterson, the all-star starter with an all-star effort at the plate. this line drive bring. so mike yastrzemski giants go up. 43 the game now tied in the 6th bases loaded for peterson. >> patience is a virtue. peterson apparently knows very well. he takes the walk to plate the go ahead, run giants, take the lead 5 to 4. and that was your final score. phillies pitchers have given up 15 walks in the giants last 2 wins time to pull up the anchor and head home, i guess. well, not quite. these 2 teams play again tomorrow afternoon to finish off the series. fans in baltimore hoping to watch their team beat. the orioles will get back to this trio in just a minute. >> baltimore first baseman ryan mountcastle put on a show tonight in

and gabe kepler. >> both are extremely even killed.y got into it yesterday while kappeler came to the mound, the bullet out of the game. mattel had just gave up 2 runs in. there were 2 outs in the 8th. clearly let did not think he should have been pulled in. he let cat know it. you can see cap space drop'n. then once he reached the dugout, he immediately pulled mattel into the locker room today. la tell, well, he was optioned to triple-a sacramento and kat. well, he had some words about it all. >> the way i explained to is totally understand that. he may feel like the decision to to have him go to sack was related to the we had last night on the mound and subsequently in the tunnel. i tried to assure him that it was. very much performance-based and say this like good teammate. behaviors is part of performance as well. so want to say that there's no part of makeup that we consider when we make decisions. i think that's always going to be considered. and we're going to we're going to appreciate and respect the highest level of teammate b

bottom of the first joc peterson ties the let's get to i gabe kepler near station yesterday about anywayrson's 23rd over the season right there. don't say out of there. and then in the 4th inning. here we go. just take a 2 run lead and never looked back. san francisco wins final 5 to 2. the a's starting a three-game series in anaheim. so let's take a peek at this game against the angels sitting with the a's standing out the next yeah. game was tied in the 8th inning and that is when the angels pulled ahead. all that's why they needed the clinics. the a's lost this one. quickly, the tears. >> all right. 5.44, is the time. let's get a check of the forecast years. we're waking up this morning on wednesday before where the last wednesday of the month of september. that's rounding it out this week, john. yes, september's little. he probably has everything we have that record breaking heat to start the month. and we had the rainfall and that was so nice to see. >> now we're closing things out with very seasonable conditions. exactly where we should be. this dry streak does continue through the

. >> baseball now, gabe, kepler giants just kind of playing out the season, hoping to get maybe a moral a nutshell, jock peterson shot to left. > no glove. joey gallo runs it down. makes the back in and grab to rob peterson of extra bases. dodgers picture dustin may he loves it. dodgers up 2, nothing in the 4th when cody bellinger flares. the brandon webb pitch out to center. chris taylor comes into score. makes it 3, nothing. dodgers giants season. going up in flames out there in mccovey cove. dodgers win it. 5 new dodgers have won 13 of 17. now against the giants. the ace in houston facing dusty baker, a dusty and the astros no score in the first 4 and a half now for to get reps. it to right center. out of here. it is hit time and he would hit a bunch of thai nationals go up one nothing. same score in the 3rd same result, alvarez tags adrian martinez again. and that one. the center makes it 2. nothing now in the 5th 3, nothing that shows another 1, 3 home runs for alvarez. unbelievable 4 for 4 on the day. >> houston winds, it has alvarez's. 36 homers for the seasono 5, nothing. the fi

their families. turkey broken an exchange of hundreds of soldiers plus one high profile earlier got kepler's on their reports from cave. it's the most significant prisoner swap since the war began. 215, ukrainian soldiers released by russia in a deal brokers by turkey. this is definitely a victory for our state for our entire society, the most in portland for 215 families and who be able to see their loved ones as safety. oh mister president, dear fellow ukrainians, i am eternally grateful to you for bringing us back. thank you very much. emotions are overwhelming lulu in a separate deal, facilitated by saudi arabia. 10 foreigners fighting alongside ukrainian forces have also been released on most of the ukrainian soldiers released were part of the so called as our regiment. that held out for weeks defending the as of stone steel plant. and mario bull. despite being surrounded and showed by russian forces, they finally surrendered in may. as part of the agreement, 5 of the units commanders will remain in turkey until the end of the war. the soldiers that fought as a star are considered natio

russian forces. ukraine also says has made gains in the south near cassandra, but at a slower pace. kepler's under is live for us now from a cave and gabriel, former nato chief honors fog rasmussen. he's been outlining ideas behind a keeps security packed. what were the key points? yeah, that's right. the former secretary general of nato enders rasmussen was in keith and is in keith. and he, along with the top adviser to ukrainian president bald, amir zelinski held a press briefing today where they are outlining what they're calling the key security compact. this is very much an aspirational plan that they are putting together and they're just start know, put it out on paper and announce it now. and they're billing it as a new security apparatus for europe. if you will, new security pack for europe. what it basically would entail is this. it would be like minded countries that would be signing on to this. that would be able to coordinate military, political, and financial support to ukraine now, but also in the future. should ukraine face more acts of aggression or threats of acts of aggress