hi my name is larissa. i'm a social media influence here i ran a youtube channel and, and instagram law. and i also have a platform and forecast by the name of happy holidays. i produces both videos and podcasts at her company. she uses a few different studios for the productions and employ several people as a fema entrepreneur in pakistan. she set herself apart and found success. so when i started this instagram belonging wasn't even a king in black. if i just started, there was a lot of things that were missing on the internet. there were hardly any 1000000 going to have the time. and i think i'm very proud of myself to have been one of the 1st few women to have been that way. and to normalize the guy just as that name, it was art. today, i'm not as i is empowering women in her home country to find their voice inviting them to speak on her blogs and on tasks. and men and women work side by side in the studio. something that's not so common in pakistan. i think one of the things that i'm eligible in my own

and larissa copello, policy campaigner for the ngo zero waste europe, has this to say: >> “yeah, so,panies are doing these beach clean-ups, pretending they're doing something good, t they a not. actually, they are e ones that are putng all these packaging materials, waste, at the beaches. >> instead, zero waste says, the priority should be to reduce plastic waste at the source. but when we looked at what companies actually promised, we found: out of almost 100 pledges, only one in five even aimed to reduce the amount of plastic used in packaging. and most of those pledges are still in the future. it was far more popular to promise that packaging would be made “recyclable”. but even if packaging is recyclable in theory: without infrastructure to collect and treat it, it will not be recycled in practice. instead, materials might end up being incinerated, put in landfills, or even worse left to litter the environment. promising to use already recycled plastics, like danone with its water bottles, is a much better way. but companies take the easy road there. most of these are specificall

i wonder what you were thinking when you killed lyudmila wide larissa there chuck i 'm leaving so you came here to protect this bastard. no, i came here to arrest a killer. well, i'll kill her in front of you. explain why . because my mother did not have the courage to avenge herself on this bastard who ruined her whole life. i did it for her. she told me what happened to her. i found out everything myself. you probably know that my mother was treated for a very long time. after all these procedures. she got a little wiser and sometimes she talked for a long time in her sleep. that's how i found out who raped her and who was my father. it seems to me that i dreamed about this very childhood. i'm afraid you won't understand me. innocent girl thank you dad made a big mistake by hiring me. since then, i began to know everything about him, his women , his money, his weaknesses several times. he asked me to pick up the letters at the post office. so i got my key, and apartments, and he had no time to deal with it. he asked me about it. what haven't you understood yet? he is me trusted. onc

larissa sent daniel voicemails every single day for the first several weeks of the war which gave anredibly personal account of what living through war is really like. >> this morning it was really loud, but i'm okay. the shelling, they are shelling civilians. they're shelling kindergartens. i can't even believe that that a human can do that to another human. i don't want to be a refugee. i didn't do anything that. >> and, danielle is joining us now. talk to me about first how you got in contact with larissa, and also how she trusted to give you this information. i'm sure it was in a way cathartic for her to be speaking with the outside world. >> it was, i actually spur first talk to lure us as part of another piece that i did read women, daughters who are going to kind of caregiving roles people going to the frontlines to fight. after last week with her asked if it helps we can stay in contact. and as you, that i think it was cathartic. every morning, to three, o'clock i would wake up there would be a voice mail from her which was a huge relief. and then there were days when there w

. >> today, nurse vera mardale is assisting gynecologist larissa buduluca.e's conducting ultrasounds as part of breast cancer screenings and examined 30 patients before noon. >> the youngest was 22, the oldest was 63. most of them have never had a breast cancer screening before and didn't even know that they should have. >> all day long, patients keep flocking to the center. these older women also make use of the opportunity to see a doctor for free, even though they all feel perfectly fine. this woman is the last patient of the day. after 11 hours, vera mardale's work day is finally done. >> i'm exhausted, but happy too. the day didn't just pass. on the contrary, it was exciting. a day like no other i've had. and i hope to repeat this experience, because it also helps me to become more aware of things. >> overall, the results were positive, too. just one patient is thought to have a potentially serious cancer which might have gone undetected, were it not for the aid organization. >> as any parent will tell you, raising a child can be tough. that's also true

. >> that's exactly the point the people's money there investing, we have the thing called larissa theinancial managers should operate as fiduciaries and try to get the highest impossible so when people retire that the biggest retirement possible rather than saying were to put that aside and focus on what makes us feel good politically if you want to invest in a politically correct fund wonderful but broad-based mutual fund are handling the pension fund for the firefighters and the cops or something like that yacht be focusing on a fiduciary keep those returns as high as possible and not sit there and try to use your clients funds is a political action committee money which is essentially what this is. >> diversity, and the credibility of newsrooms were called into question this week has objectivity to become ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with in

. >> today, nurse vera mardale is assisting gynecologist larissa buduluca.e's conducting ultrasounds as part of breast cancer screenings and examined 30 patients before noon. >> the youngest was 22, the oldest was 63. most of them have never had a breast cancer screening before and didn't even know that they should have. >> all day long, patients keep flocking to the center. these older women also make use of the opportunity to see a doctor for free, even though they all feel perfectly fine. this woman is the last patient of the day. after 11 hours, vera mardale's work day is finally done. >> i'm exhausted, but happy too. the day didn't just pass. on the contrary, it was exciting. a day like no other i've had. and i hope to repeat this experience, because it also helps me to become more aware of things. >> overall, the results were positive, too. just one patient is thought to have a potentially serious cancer which might have gone undetected, were it not for the aid organization. >> as any parent will tell you, raising a child can be tough. that's also true

in march, and we received the first cannons in the grass, we talked in march, in april , about the larissa hymers, and we received them in the summer , we talked about tanks have been around for a long time and we only last rammstein in fact was , well, let's say so breakthrough regarding the transition of the tank initiative to the status of a tank coalition and today, well, no one is surprised , so today we are just waiting for them to come our crew is on the plane, i can ask you what consultation is being conducted by the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi at his level, they are being conducted by me with the minister of defense of my e-e our partner countries at my level in my team members at the technical level and our military representatives of the general staff we are doing all this to the engineers. when will the decision be announced, and it will be announced again when it will be clearly understood which main aviation platform will be the basic one . today, you and i have challengers british abrams, american leopards are german, but the main platform will still be leopards

i want to go live to kyiv, ukraine, and bring in larissa, a mother of three, she has a question for usaidrator samantha power. welcome. what is your question? >> first i would thank to all american people for their unbelievable level of support since this war began. my father is 60 years old soldier now in ukraine in army fighting to protect and defend us. my children are unable to go to school and all my friends and family, we are very grateful for your -- for all american people for your help. and we want to live normal lives in peace, but russia has brought war to us. i would like to know if americans see how similar they are to ukrainians and do americans understand that we share the same values and we are just like you, we love our families, we love our children. we want to progress and we want to see our children happy and safe? i would like you to know we do not have hate in our hearts and we do not want to take peace from anyone in this world, even though the world has come to us. please don't believe misinformation about us and can you tell me please how the normal american feels