you yourself with the khan negotiate khan will probably ask when and how we will transfer the loot to him for the goods that he is sitting to transfer, no money for drugs, no weapons for his forest brothers. he will not receive, let him think. tell him. if ogaryov is pulled out, i will pay him twice as much as the batch of drugs cost. m, which without these here my patukhs on the heroism of the killer hunts for the girl of the witness. here we need to act on our own, we need to do it right there right away and we will pinch the dolphin continued today at 20:00 on ntv virus premiere on thursday and friday at 20:00 on ntv there is askofen p against pain, an anesthetic with paracetamol at an affordable price and askofen ultra enhanced composition for fighting migraines and other types of pain want to impress loved ones with new tastes. awaken fantasy. turn your kitchen into a garden of ripe fruit. fill your home with fragrant spices. or maybe just enjoy the sauces, after all, we have already taken care of unusual combinations of flavors. continue to pay how convenient? scan the qr-code w

khan, made a statement that they will also investigate these aggressive crimes of russia, and i remember from the university law course that a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime, and if we convict someone in ukraine, it is already his icc. as far as i understand, i cannot judge for the same crime, so what. and then how will this distribution of who we try at the national level by our own forces take place? and who are we ready to hand over to the international criminal court? how is this something in general, is this an agreement or competence? we have a very strong cooperation with the international criminal court and the office of the prosecutor of the international criminal court. in fact , his term of office began last year and this year we already had a lot of communication contacts. his team has been several times . in ukraine and now they are in ukraine, he wants to open an office in ukraine, his activity is very important for us, once again we remember the first days of the war of the president in a very powerful message and signal with this that international justic

she is dame sara khan.job now is the government's independent adviser for social cohesion and resilience. before that, she was the country's first counter—extremism commissioner. born and raised in bradford to pakistani parents, she once said, "there is something going horribly "wrong within muslim communities. "we need to have an open and honest debate about that." words which won her praise from some, but criticism from many within her own community, who said that she was fuelling rather than countering some of the prejudices about muslim people, and in particular the idea that many were somehow hostile to their country and their values. dame sara khan, welcome to political thinking. thank you very much. now, we are all this week — or are we all? — celebrating the jubilee. is this something you, your family will be celebrating? definitely. i mean, i think it is an incredibly exciting time. my children have been asking me about it and yes, i am incredibly patriotic, i love this country, and to be able to c

driving down the interstwat chaka khan.ckey hamilton. >> it's hard for him to put me into place. and mary mary along with mishel williams, performing a gospel medley. you can't see. >> we'll see the former first lady of the united states, michelle obama and the queen of all queens, who am i talking about? >> beyonce. >> he says who am i talking with? who do you think i am, don lem snon. >> everyone behind the cam vass like -- >> the beehive is not coming after me. no, indeed. i'm getting my tickets for renaissance all right. i've so excited about this. sara is going to be there as well, and it's just going to be a fun day. i'm ready to release. >> and we're going to be here afterwards. it's going to be so beautiful, and you don't get more talented than billy porter, and i can't wait to hear him sing. let these children know what time it is. they cannot get rid of it. >> i'm so happy to be at home. juneteenth, a global celebration for freedom is about to begin right here on cnn. here it is, everyone. enjoy. we'll see you aft

khan's team has already set up base in kyiv, and 42 investigators are already on the ground.first visit to the eastern front. i will keep on trying to engage with the russian federation because i think any state that wishes to fly the flag of democracy and legality should have nothing to hide and nothing to fear. mr khan didn't have time to stop and talk as he walked past iryna's shell—damaged apartment, but she's in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. translation: putin and his cronies. - we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isn't over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davies, bbc news, kharkiv. let's get some of the day's other news. the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been moved from the prison where he was being held and taken to an unknown location. an opposition spokeswoman said it was conce

they broke into moscow, the soldiers of the crimean khan share the weight. he demanded that ivan the terrible again pay tribute and return it. independence to the astrakhan and kazan khanate gathered a huge army, according to various estimates, from 40 to 120,000 soldiers. at first i planned only a trip he did not risk crossing the shark to kozelsk and neighboring lands, but the traitors, the boyars showed the secret brody to the khan, having crossed the invaders, they went into the flank of a small russian detachment and defeated it. moscow was defenseless. the whole army was in the north, where the livonian war was then going on. ivan the terrible fled from the capital, and giray burned almost the entire city, but did not dare to storm the stone kremlin the next year. he again raided russia, but this time he was defeated by neither denmark nor kazan and astrakhan, he no longer received on june 3, 1896. russia and china concluded a secret treaty, it was signed in moscow by the russian ministers of finance and foreign affairs sergei witte and alexei lobanov

khan should be taken or destroyed, by what forces?rful mobile group is needed, they are obliged to shoot with the guys with the operation i’ll subside, porechensk, it’s impossible. i'm ready one. i can go too no, the area of ​​the island is 9 m². are you there, what are you going to pay? ivan, you went through the same school with you, fought together. i won't let you down, honestly. so i will conduct a conversation with the khan in such a way that he will give us extra time. batya bagheera and sergey act. come on orientation. and here is the level. bison in the basement of house number four found the body of a woman looks like what we're looking for here? write something strange here all the strange fresh connection devices. it's better not to touch this thing. hello sergey, i'm bagheera very pleasantly, it's hard to block it, you can find it below the apparatus, but the instruments. i managed dahan, i'm listening to you, again a secure encrypted channel, we won't set the coordinates. ral will discuss, we will not pursue anything to

khan's team has already set up base in kyiv, and 42 investigators are already on the ground.on trying to engage with the russian federation because i think any state that wishes to fly the flag of democracy and legality should have nothing to hide and nothing to fear. mr khan didn't have time to stop and talk as he walked past iryna's shell—damaged apartment, but she's in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. putin! translation: putin and his cronies. - we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isn't over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davies, bbc news, kharkiv. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: why the k pop supergroup bts are taking a break after nine years together. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examini

khan's team has already set up base in kyiv, and 42 investigators are already on the ground.ying to engage with the russian federation, because i think any state that wishes to fly the flag of democracy and legality should have nothing to hide and nothing to fear. mr khan didn't have time to stop and talk as he walked past irina's shell—damaged apartment, but she's in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. putin. translation: putin and his cronies. we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isn't over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davis, bbc news, kharkiv. the number ofjob vacancies in the uk has hit a new record high ofi.3 million, mainly due to older workers choosing to retire early during the pandemic. the chancellor says the uk jobs market remains robust, but labour has accused the government of utter complacency about

on may 31, the prosecutor of the international criminal court, karim khan, and the prosecutor general of ukraine, iryna venediktova, held a joint press conference in the hague. about 2,300 war crimes are committed in ukraine every day. this is a cruel war. we do not have access to the occupied territories, but i hope that thanks to our national colleagues, we will be able to achieve justice . estonia, latvia, and slovakia also joined the joint investigative group for the investigation of serious international crimes in ukraine, a total of six countries at the same time, in addition to khan, the international criminal court plans to open an office in kyiv, as reported by the prosecutor general, the investigative group created to investigate war crimes in ukraine is the largest in the history of europe of a european agency that cooperates with the judicial and police authorities of eu member states, however, despite numerous testimonies, russia does not recognize the responsibility of its of the military in war crimes committed on the territory of ukraine, karina bugaichenko, nikita hal

he needs me until the khan meets with the verdict of sabotage.have an hour and a half further, as it goes. continue re-inspection, look for this demoman. yes , we walk to the very top and work back. after the family from mineralnye vody found out, that their one and a half year old son was replaced in the maternity hospital. i can't give it away. i won't love another child. the police knocked on the door of another family of their child. the young parents of 2 boys refuse to believe what is at all, perhaps not shocked. no, i don’t believe your grandson, both families will meet in our studio to find out who has whose child yanitsky this world viktorovich game for arturovich what will happen if they raise each other’s children, will mom and dad be able to give away their babies and take the blood relatives of the sons of the tiger , when we they saw, of course, he looked like i had because i didn’t love tigran, that you ruffled your hands, i love him very much. i won’t explain to him later, dad, why didn’t you take me away? i want to be together al

chaka khan, thank you so much and we'll be watching tomorrow. >> good.e things get better for all of us. >> indeed. thank you so much for sharing with us. we appreciate it. juneteenth, a global celebration for freedom airs live tomorrow at 8:00 only on cnn. >>> and for the first time in more than 50 years nasa is making plans to return to the moon. what you need to know about the mission. that's next. five professional benefits. one simple step. totally effortless. styling has never been easier. tresemme. do it with style. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactive tools and advice can help you build a future for the on you love. that's the value of ownership. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) i thought new phones were for new customers? we got iphone 13s, too. switched to verizon two minutes ago. (mom brown) ours were busted and we still got a shiny new one. (boy brown) check it out! (da

i know, doctor khan, one to adverse outcomes. i know, doctor khan. one of— to adverse outcomes.bsolutely, that is the most im tortant it? absolutely, that is the most important point. _ it? absolutely, that is the most important point. and _ it? absolutely, that is the most important point. and i - it? absolutely, that is the most important point. and i think- it? absolutely, that is the most i important point. and i think most it? absolutely, that is the most - important point. and i think most it might— important point. and i think most it might be _ important point. and i think most it might be a — important point. and i think most it might be a bit outside the scope of the programme, i have examples of several— the programme, i have examples of several patients who presented late, not because of their own fault, because — not because of their own fault, because no matter how vigilant you are, there — because no matter how vigilant you are, there are still occasions where cancer— are, there are still occasions where cancer does — are, there are still occasions where cancer do

khan didn't have time to talk as he walked past arenas that are damaged.re is no doubt who the investigation should find accountable. >> putin and his cronies, ukrainians have condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why e they attacking us? >> they will have to be patient. the war is not over and investigations like this take time. cooperation from moscow is unlikely to be forthcoming. laura: the kremlin has banned top u.k. journalists and people linked to the defense industry from entering russia after britain sanctioned russian oligarchs. several reporters from the bbc are on the list of 29 people affected. journalists from the guardian and sky tv have also been barred from russia. the bbc says it will continue to report independently and fairly the conflict in ukraine. russia has banned hundreds of u.k. members of parliament already. nato defense ministers will meet wednesday to discuss how to protect the eastern flank. central and eastern european countries are nervous about what russia

khan's team has already set up base in kyiv, and 42 investigators are already on the ground.ed apartment, but she's in no doubt who his investigation should find accountable. putin. translation: putin and his cronies. we ukrainians have already condemned them. this is not the way to do things. we are brothers. we are supposed to respect each other. why are they attacking us? iryna will have to be patient. the war isn't over, and investigations of this magnitude take time. cooperation from moscow is also unlikely to be forthcoming. wyre davis, bbc news, kharkiv. meanwhile, the kremlin has banned top uk journalists and people linked to the defence industry from entering russia after britain sanctioned russian lawmakers and oligarchs. the bbc�*s clive myrie, 0rla guerin and nick beake, who have reported from ukraine, and director general tim davie are on the list of 29 sanctioned individuals. journalists from the guardian newspaper and sky tv have also been barred from russia. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines in the uk. the first minister of scotland, ni

oleksandr questions everyone have a safe day thank you except khan is working in ukraine today eh andually e-e meets e-e prosecutor of the international criminal court e-e with e-e prosecutor general of ukraine iryna venediktova together they visited kharkiv e looked at these crimes committed by the russian army in ukraine - this is the third visit of the prosecutor of the international criminal court to ukraine, the investigators are actually working, the prosecutors are working, e.e., in kharkiv, they inspected the houses of severnaya saltivka, the city center, shevchenkivskyi district, where a father and his five-month-old son were killed as a result of shelling on may 26, what do you, mr. oleksandr, expect from the work of international investigators in what are the results of these visits to ukraine ? we will see this tribunal, we will see the work of the international criminal court and the work of the prosecutors and investigators of this body, and accordingly, this is, if for the entire ukrainian context and for the international context, a legal consolidation of the not at th

and all of the khan, and we understand and they understand and everyone in russia already understandsral conscription and general mobilization, when they can, like the 140 million people there, call up a million there into their army and hmm well, i think that we do not need now they will attack their side to prevent them from attacking from 15 hryvnias, we do not violate the borders of other nations, that's why the formula of viktor bondarenko we will engrave in large golden letters in all political science textbooks, they know it through chongar, we can have it. well , because crimea, we will return it very thank you viktor bondarenko ukrainian political scientist from the glorious heroic city of sum worked live on the espresso tv channel well, we are adding to our telethon maria cup deputy commander of the battalion karpatska sich freedom legion kharkiv glory to ukraine ms. mary glory to the heroes good morning studio good morning ukraine we welcome you green holidays sunday saint, what news do you have from your front, the situation is hot in our direction, where is the position o

great khan takhtamysh on the one hand. and s. conqueror of india of central asia tamerlane the great temple god of war clashed in a fierce battle at the terek river tamerlane prevailed, then plundered the ryazan principality, reached yelets and tula, many russian cities sent tribute to him, paying him off, and nevertheless. the horde was defeated by tamerlane with lithuania, things were no less difficult, the orthodox moscow princes. in an effort to measure a potential enemy, they took orthodox wives. in lithuania, vasily's wife was the daughter of the grand duke of lithuania vitotovt sophia between the grand duke of lithuanian species, and there friendly relations began between vasily former enmity was forgotten. vasily and his wife went to visit his father-in-law in 1396. vasily and the kiev metropolitans celebrated easter in smolensk. common faith, common holidays, love. yes, i agree on this now. nobody remembers lithuania, lord, they don't even remember what their ancestors spoke in russian, but their russian-russian friendsh

and they've got to be bought so far with the new prosecutor coming khan, the particular go, it's been acquired to lockdown to fast case, not award to select. the alleged patrice on some of these kinds and they declined allegedly committed. these are the last time he really baby, baby, difficult to understand from a legal perspective because we are dealing with one of the most a documented situation for commission of what crimes and crimes against humanity. we are dealing with the situation which is before they will be not domestic investigation. so it's really basically one of the stand why the prosecutor is not to be picking any effective match. who so far to investigate the declined particular committee to buy it easily. how despised the huge abundance of everything submitted by the policy and society to office and polling. so we have this vacuum whereby, you know, blink and saying that this is, it has to be this investigation, but he knows that israel and palestine will know not cooperating. therefore knows that will not be an investigation bit what you're saying it's, it's imperat

fiscal deficit. pakistan also needs to secure bailout funds from the international monetary fund. khan had given the subsidy to comp public sentiment, as inflation was rising rapidly. thousands of people in argentina's capital when are side us are demanding action to in violence against women. crowds marched on parliament to remember women who've been murdered. latin american countries have some of the highest rates of violence towards women in the world. in argentina, one woman was killed every 35 hours last year. or 2 of them were victims of domestic abuse. at least one person has been shot dead and several others injured during a demonstration in sudan, hundreds of people were marking the 3rd anniversary of the killing of 128 people at a pro democracy protest in the capital. and as he but morgan reports from cartoon activist say they're still waiting for justice ah, waving flags and chanting slogans for the 3rd year. protest as in how to took to the street to remember victims of a brutal crack down by security forces to break up a pro democracy sitting at the army headquarters bunk

m ron khan who was out there that already. and now instead, that people should come out on friday to protest against the government, that political instability will also factor into pakistan is growing economic crisis. but it is indeed an unprecedented move to higher prices of fuel since the country independence girls with the i admit. but really you surely that the lifeline buckets on hope that the girl with a $900000000.00 drawn out of the $6000000000.00 that was under the i m f. d. now, 50 years ago, in june, the world's 1st environment conference to place in sweden, sounding the alarm about humanity's impact on the planet. half a century on scientists and politicians are again gathering in stockholm to tackle what has become a global emergency. i environment editor nicholas cripples, stockholm sweden, june 12th 1972 versus indira gandhi prime minister of india, arrived today to address the 1st united nations conference if you would environment . it is clear that the environmental crisis, which is confronting the world, wil

and they've got to be bought so far with the new prosecutor coming khan, and the particular guys being acquired to the lockdown to stock. casey not award to select the alleged patrice on some of these kinds and they declined allegedly committed. these are the last time he really baby, very difficult to understand from a legal perspective because we are dealing with one of the most documented situation for commission of what kinds of crimes case you. monday we are dealing with the situation which is before they will be not domestic investigation. so it's really basically one of the stand why? because if you're not to be taken any effective match. so 5 to investigate the decline, particular committee to buy it easily. not despise to be huge abundance of everything submitted by the policy and society to his office and pull in. so we have this vacuum whereby, you know, blink and saying that this is, it has to be this investigation, but he knows that israel and palestine will know not cooperate and therefore knows that will not be an investigation bit what you're saying. it's, it's imperati

i spoke to khan today from the hague.n you opened your investigation in ukraine on february 28, you said that there was a reasonable basis to believe alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed. today, almost four months later, do you also believe that possible genocide has been committed? karim: it's a great question, nick, but we're at the early stages of an investigation. analysts, investigators, lawyers, forensic experts have beennd are on the ground. and we will in due course make determinations, but we can't put the cart before the horse. nick: some of the atrocities we have seen, including russia forcibly deporting ukrainian children, are specifically written into the genocide convention, russia trying to destroy entire ukrainian cities. even if it is early in the investigation, do those kinds of acts become the basis for a genocide investigation? karim: we have seen and we're looking into a number of allegations, including the allegations regarding the unlawful transfer of civilians, and chi

the previous conservative mp, imran ahmed khan is in prison for sexually assaulting a 15—year—old.some voters, this seems to be backfiring. carole was angry that this leaflet contained an attack, but no policies. why aren't they coming and putting a case forward to me? it'd be interesting to see mr starmerjustify that. you see, i can'tjustify it. sorry. labour insists it's conducting a positive campaign. the conservatives say that more than 70 of their mps have been on the doorsteps here. the party believes that in this brexit supporting seat, recent polls suggesting a substantial lead for labour simply isn't matched by the reality on the ground. while some voters have mentioned partygate to me, unprompted, not all were disapproving of the prime minister. amongst a plethora of grey personalities, he's got some personality. he's made mistakes, but to be honest, i don't care if he had a piece of cake at his party. i don't care if keir starmer had a beer at the end of his day in the north—east. i don't care. once safe labour, then conservative, wakefield is now fiercely contested poli

, in general, such a year is rich in interesting dates 450 years ago, as they defeated the crimean khand 410 years the media pozharsky knocked out the polish interventionists from moscow 210 years ago ah. napoleon fled from moscow and 80 years ago the battle near moscow ended when the germans were defeated, so well, these and other huge number of glorious dates can be seen. a platform for the reconstruction of temporary eras, and our history, which is the basis of the present and the future of our country. in blagoveshchensk, freight traffic was launched on the first automobile bridge between russia and china, the opening ceremony was held in the form of a teleconference between moscow and vladivostok and beijing, let me remind you, the construction of the crossing. uh, started in 2016. the total length of the route is about 20 km to the city of heihei, eight russian tractors have already left from china, the parties are also carrying cargo. what did victoria sytenko learn? no matter how loud it may sound, but historically the moment has come true. the first automobile international fer

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ahead of the event, miriam walker—khan went to meet the uk's number one woman breaker, roxy milliner. leaving this north london value with fresh world titles at the b—boy breaking championships. roxy milliner is the current uk number one set to contend for one of those titles. it's been one of the most prestigious events for as long as i've been breaking and before. it was like the event that everyone wanted to go to from when we first started and it was in the uk so for the uk people, it was our only big international event. roxy has been involved in the sport for 15 years, but this year is different as it's the first time she's competed since giving birth. it's actually started to become a little bit more important after i had my son because it's such a male dominated thing that obviously men are not going to understand how it feels for a woman to have a child, what your body physically goes through, it's just crazy. now she wants to change perceptions of what it means to be a mum in the sport. the fact that i'm even starting to come back, i'm actually proud of myself. that's someth

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has said the solidarity shown by all communities in our city in thettack showed that we will never let terrorists win by dividing us. a message echoed throughout the day, as speakers called for people to stand up against hate crime and islamophobia. tolu adeoye, bbc london. now it's time for a look at the weather. the heatwave is set to persist across central europe early this week. pressure air moving in from the north. dividing the two, a weather front will give some showers to the south of the uk through the evening, but they will clear overnight. a northerly wind across the eastern uk will ease back and turn quite chilly across some areas. we could see 3—4 degrees in liberal spots. feeling fresher across the uk on sunday night. monday, a lot of sunshine from the get—go. lighter winds in the east. increasing cloud in the north—west of the uk, some patchy rain for the western isles, the orkneys and shetland, highs of 12-14. the orkneys and shetland, highs of iz—ili. temperatures are a couple degrees elsewhere. we will continue with largely dry weath

srosh khan, bbc news.stjoined the team in 1993 and since 2000 has anchored the fortnight�*s broadcast. the decision brings to an end barker's career at the bbc, in which she has also presented the olympic games and sports personality of the year. she says, "i will miss it terribly, but after 30 years, i feel the time is right for me. i've worked with the best of the best." that's all from sportsday. a quick reminder of our top story, the inaugural liv series got under way today in heart for sure and that saudi arabia and break away to work with the pga tour responding by suspending 17 members who were playing at that event and much more on the reaction to that on the website but for me and the rest of the team, goodbye for now. hello. quite a cloudy day for many of us today, with some rain. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine in the forecast once this area of cloud drifts out into the north sea. this is going to happen over the next few hours, and you can see the window of much clearer weather there following in b

the mp is currently in prison, imran ahmad khan, convicted of assaulting a 15—year—old boy in 2008.e. people need somebody in westminster to go down from west yorkshire and say this is what people in wakefield need and this is what people in wakefield want. that's why this by—election's been called, and i think the uniqueness of this by—election has been felt on the campaigners. people have kind of been trying to get out and knock on doors and i think there's been a lot going on. we've all been surprised and the furious nature of the campaign. and the furious nature of the campaign-— and the furious nature of the campaign. and the furious nature of the cam-~ain.~ , , and the furious nature of the cam-cain.~ , , ., campaign. when people stop you, what are the issues? — campaign. when people stop you, what are the issues? partygate _ campaign. when people stop you, what are the issues? partygate comes i campaign. when people stop you, what are the issues? partygate comes up, i are the issues? partygate comes up, but the cost — are the issues? partygate comes up, but the cost of _ are

the heirs of genghis khan did not interfere with the mongols in this regard.ered tolerance. they have always relied on the local a on the local religion in order to secure their power to the church. the russian orthodox church stopped paying taxes precisely under the mongols, which does not surprise researchers. and why did the empire founded by genghis khan, which controlled a quarter of the earth's land, eventually disappear; this was observed more than once in the development of society has its cycles of prosperity and decline. actually. it's not a problem. it happens so often. it is those who are more than others. i would say, uh, claiming power, the names of the burgundians, the vandals of the lombards, were scattered all over europe, well, somewhere there is only a good burgundian. we have already shown two graphs that fomenko and nosovsky prove their theory with, for example, it demonstrates that the annals of different periods retell the same thing, attributing to different centuries, but in fact there was a story. briefly speaking historian boris yuli

i look at the khan, and one of the people says that she died, the husband of the deceased, yulia dmitryunov, is his, supposedly they didn’t divide the women, the widower assures that he doesn’t have any love triangle it was with elena selivertova, and not just walking the dogs with me.

night for the juneteenth, a global celebration of freedom broadcast on cnn, which also featured chaka khand earth, wind & fire. >> juneteenth marks the day 157 years ago, that federal troops in galveston, texas, announced that all enslaved people were free. this morning, we're hearing how members of one family torn apart by slavery have now rediscovered their roots. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> hi. >> hello. >> reporter: these women are their ancestors' wildest dreams. >> "my name is hawkins wilson." >> reporter: hawkins wilson, born into slavery into virginia, sold as a boy, torn away from his family. >> "dear, sir --" >> reporter: from galveston, texas, wilson wrote these letters two years after the civil war ended, looking for his sisters. >> "i'm writing you tonight, my dear sister. "i'm writing you tonight, my dear sister, with my bible in my hand, praying." >> reporter: like so many black americans curious about their roots, kelly dixon-tealer of houston started the journey using ancestry.com. kelly, why did you decide to go on this journey of tracing your roots? >> i wanted to sta

this is the khan's behavior of the lavrovy and when the s numbers, did you have time to read hmmm , thet biden, which was published by the ork times, unfortunately, i don’t know what gender it is, if there is a lot of information, then i ’ll just ask briefly from myself there on the new on the article about support for ukraine, about military support, etc., but de facto, in this article, the inviolability of the russian federation is guaranteed. that is, in ukraine, we will fight in ukraine. there is uh support help but we don't really see the results and we saw them, yes, i understood what kind of article we are talking about, and by the way, i think it's not from us, although because i came across this information in different informational on the channels, uh, about the fact that today, actually, the west is already starting to worry about the fact that and how would you not violate the space of russia, you will change me, and what uh, and what territory is being discussed because, uh, putin, actually, already today, and how would unequivocally consider krym this already, uh, not eve

on his first visit to the eastern front of the conflict, karim khan announced an investigation into possible war crimes during russia's invasion. the duke and duchess of cambridge havejoined the families of the victims of the grenfell tower fire, at a remembrance service. the commemoration, in the shadow of the building in west london, marked five years since the blaze, which killed 72 people. those are your latest headlines. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show: i'm in america's oldest national park as it celebrates its 150th birthday by welcoming back these magnificent animals. it never gets old. never. no, they're such gorgeous creatures, aren't they? they are. carmen is in hong kong for a night on the tiles, joining some of the young people breathing life into a traditional game of tactics and chance. oh, my god — so many rules! laughter and we head to cambodia, to meet the troupe of young performers who are bouncing back from a tough time during covid. the children not only learn circus, theatre, dance and music, but they learn also life and the soft skills. t

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san jose native jared khan nid made his major league dubai. austin riley connects, a two-run homer to make it 5-2 atlanta. they went on to win 13-2. the a's lost eight straight. >>> the golden state warriors israeli the series 2-1 against the boston celtics. the celtics are halfway to an nba championship, a massive and pivotal game four is coming up on friday, a 9:07 tip. that does it for me from td garden. i'm charlie walter. >>> the time is 4:57. scorching temperatures coming for the bay area. >>> new troubles over the sinking sidewalks of mission ba >>> the warriors lose game three in boston. the dubs determination to move ahead and tie up the finals tomorrow. >>> a live look from san francisco. first alert meteorologist jessica burch is stracking the heat for us. >>> the congregation focused on faith and forgiveness after a fire destroyed their historic san jose church. good morning, it's thursday, june 9th. i'm len kiese. >> i'm amanda starrantino. let's start with first alert meteorologist jessica burch who will fill us in on this warmup

well, then the crimean khans had to do sports the blow is absolutely nothing else just to appease muscovites and it happened twice i repeat ah but we know in such a device that god uh loves the trinity i think that uh any way but it has to happen because uh they well, finally, as they say, they lost berezh in us artem chyhosp, people's deputy of ukraine, mr. akhtemy, will join us. please comment on the words of our dear gaidar. it is possible that the third time will necessarily be the burning of moscow. what did deled play do before? yes, will it be? will we have such power and opportunity , please? they say there too much it was cold, but this time i think that moscow and not only moscow will be, let's say, it already has such a process when no one recognizes it as a superpower, as the capital of worlds, do you remember? and this, first of all , is not the merit of ukrainians, you know yesterday in i was asked what i think about 100 days. well, first of all, i think that this is a war for ukraine, that is, for existence, yes. and this 100 days is what eider correctly said for us and many o

for the events on the map, it is easier to remember where, for example, khan batu went to russia, where dogs from? knights with dates, isn't it more difficult? under the era, yes, under the date on the timeline, you need to combine the year, the illustration of the event and the portrait of the person. and for this, remember the story of the teacher about that era the rulers of the generals. here's a way. e emotional figurative gives fixing hmm historical events in memory, that is, long such bright memories they leave with them, and they are strung on dates. older guys are already creating educational materials, animated sites, clicking the mouse. ship. vasco da gamma is going to india now they will definitely not confuse who went where and what continents he discovered . the motivating moment is that we are transferring all these services from the category. i went there and did not return to the toolkit for mastering the surrounding reality, but the reality is that today teachers are required not to immerse themselves in the story of endless tests and tests. and there is no longer any

the prosecutor of the international criminal court karim khan, has described ukraine as a crime scene, and said the tribunal was carrying out its largest ever investigation there. he warned against sacrificing the rule of law, saying defending it was essential for peace and security throughout the world. the first funeral has taken place in the traumatised texas town of uvalde, a week after a teenage gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at an elementary school. the coffin of ten—year—old ameriejo garza was borne into the sacred heart catholic church, across the road from her school. a new study suggests there are stark differences in the number of qualified gps in different areas of england, with some having almost twice as many doctors per head as others. the government target was to increase the number of gps by 6,000 by 2024, as demand for their services rises, but data shows the number of gps is actually falling. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, has been to devon, one of england's best—served areas, and to hull, where the story is rather different. thank you. oh, you're welcome,

today, only putin thinks that he is an independent tsar, in fact, he is bringing the great yellow khan to beijing, who uses him as a m-m, that is, the great chinese panda uses a siberian bear with politics in the blood to intimidate the western world, china wants to trade, but it has a barbaric bloody aggressive creature on its chain, which it uses for its needs, so putin has long since he died, the question is only when his obituary and the obituary of his empires will be published, here is today, yuriy. i congratulate that today the ukrainian troops are leaving the south, and from the evening of sonyachna, they are recapturing the zaporizhzhia region. understands, the question arises. why did it happen, what is the capture of the south, and well, the south, i am not talking about the whole cock, because odesa, thank god, we hold it, we hold it, odesa region and mykolaiv oblast, but kherson oblast and the zaporizhia region, and was it possible in eight years, or maybe even when the americans said that there would be a war, and it was clear that during this time kherson oblast would be

vladimir icon of the mother of god, and then she saved the muscovites from the invasion of the terrible khanactly 625 years ago tamerlane deployed troops, and the muscovites, in gratitude, erected first wooden ones here and then stone temple, the history of the monastery began with this. the first documented mention of him dating back to the fifteenth century the icon, which is now the most revered was brought here, then repeatedly, the last time in 1995. now she is in the tretyakov gallery. today, the list of the vladimir icon of the mother of god is kept in the sretensky monastery for monasteries. it is also a very important icon of the 19th century. the reviving monastery blessed elder john the peasant on the feast day, the icon is transferred here to the new church of the resurrection of christ and the new martyrs. and the confessors of the russian church built it for 5 years back in memory of the tragic history, the sretensky monastery was closed by the bolsheviks in 1925, the brother was expelled, and executions took place on the territory , including priests. the revival began in the