l lilia. >> natalie brand. thank you. >>> president biden is in indonesia tonight preparing for a high-stakes meeting with the leader of america's main global competitor. cbs news chief white house correspondent nancy cordes is in bali traveling with the president. nancy. >> reporter: good evening. the g20 summit is an annual gathering of leaders from the world's 20 largest economies. but there is one particular meeting coming up tomorrow that could have global implications. a warm welcome for president biden in this island province ahead of what could be tense talks tomorrow. a rare face-to-face meeting with a major competitor. chinese president xi jinping. >> we've just got to figure out where the red lines are and what are the most important things to each of us. >> reporter: president xi has left china only one other time since the start of the pandemic. but he has made his presence felt in other ways. cracking down on freedoms in hong kong. stepping up military drills around taiwan. and showing support for

lilia luciano, thank you. getting ready to celebrate sunday's world cup kickoff but the party plans got downgraded after host country qatar banned alcohol sales. this surprised budweiser. they paid $75 million to be the official beer sponsor. a now-deleted budweiser tweet captured the corporate mood, "well, this is awkward." it's not the first or worst misstep. there is concerns over media, showing a security staff confront a journalist and threatening to break his camera forced an apology from qatar officials. allegations of human rights abuses are surrounding this multibillion-dollar sporting event. advocates say the laborers who built the soccer stadium endured extreme heat and deaths have been reported. cbs' holly williams spoke to a wiw osus died at aorte qatar w e right to host the so, world cup. a middle eastern nation, roughly the siz wlthiest countries in the world, and it's pored more than $200 billion into infrastructure for the competition. but to build it, qatar has relied on an army of migrant wo

cooling the housing market -- cbs's lilia luciano speaks to an owner struggling to sell her home withage rates at a 20-year high. tonight, the shortage of a 20-year h crucial antibiotic for sick kids. parents nationwide are having trouble filling their children's prescriptions for the popular medicine amoxicillin. cbs' roxana saberi on what you can do if your pharmacy runs out. and "eye on america," the texas cotton crop is facing a crisis due to climate change. cbs's janet shamlian talks with a farmer. >> reporter: how devastating is this year? >> this is the most devastating crop year we've had. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. there is breaking news about speaker pelosi's husband paul. he's out of the hospital. we're going to have more on that in just a minute. but first, the final sprint to the midterm elections is underway as both parties are bringing out the heavy hitters. president biden and former presidents obama

she traveled the city lilia. hello , tell me where you are now. hello, glory.we are now in one of the invincibility points, it is in the center. at the time, this place was set up by the rescuers. here you can see what the rescuers are on duty, as well as the police actually the indomitable points also have light yes quite quite warm tea cookies people come in point medical center for people with disabilities or the elderly this is such a chair such we made a room for the mother and children, of course, we ask that people come somehow together, after all, when the generator is working, it is better when people come together. and actually, you just heard a comment. this is the director of one of the points of infamy. this is the director of the school . during the day, we were at the points of independence today. yakiv in schools and in kindergartens, and they also visited the pharmacy, uh, that is, we came without warning, all the points of inviolability were working uh, i also want to tell you that we went to the pharmacy today, in fact, in the pharmacy, we ta

cbs's lilia luciano for what it means ahead for you in the holiday shopping season. "eye on america" -- >> in our unit alone, we've lost more to suicide and stance abuse than enemyir : bs's mgare to e s. vetcltoel amera's roehoindry, whadivers fh ecked planes ii. thwi nah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. tonight tropical storm nicole is making its way across the state of florida after slamming into the stateas east coast as a category 1 hurricane overnight. it's the first to make landfall on the east coastline since katrina in 2005. 67 counties are under a state of emergency as nicole moves through the state before heading north tonight. 160,000 homes and businesses are without power as tropical storm force winds have knocked down trees and power lines across the region. the most destructive damage came from the storm surge created by 16-foot waves, causing devastating erosion, washing away parts of the coastline. officials say at least four people have died including two k

norah. >> o'donnell: lilia luciano, thank you so much. in chicago, an ugly racist symbol was found at the future site of the obama presidential center. a noose was discovered at the construction site this morning. operations were halted, and the police were called. a $100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to those responsible for what officials described as this shameless act of cowardice and hate. the pentagon today announced another $400 million in aid to ukraine. it includes four mobile air defense systems as well as surface-to-air missiles. this as general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, reports more than 100,000 russian soldiers have been killed or wounded during the war. cbs's chris livesay reports from kyiv. >> reporter: the ukrainian flag, flying again, and locals no longer afraid to speak ukrainian, so they sing it in their national anthem. "our boys," they cry, "thank you! we prayed for you to come!" kherson was the kremlin's crowning achievement, holding the region captive since the sta

cbs's lilia luciano has tonight's "money watch." >> reporter: terry arena just received an offer for her home well below asking price. >> what concerns you as a seller? >> that there aren't going to be as many people out there with the same buying power. >> reporter: home sales in this part of long island are down more than 22%. it's been happening all across the country over the last eight months. the longest slump since the start of the housing crash in 2007. >> that's why i made that decision to put it on the market n now because if i wait till the spring, it definitely will be lower. so why not try now even though the interest rates came up? >> reporter: but her broker, eric stuts, says though prices are down, they're still way higher than before the pandemic. >> what advice do you give? sell now? >> i think it's still a great time to sell now, but going forward, the market is definitely trending down, and i expect home prices to continue to drop well into next year. >> reporter: that's because rising mortgage rates are shrinking the number of people who can get a loan and buy a

i'm lilia luciano in new york. ballots are being counted with control of congress hanging in the balance. cbs news rates the house as leaning republican, but at this hour, tight contests are keeping the senate a toss-up. but democrats did score a big victory in pennsylvania. john fetterman spoke to supporters in pittsburgh after defeating republican dr. mehmet oz in a bruising battle. at the white house, president biden made congratulatory calls to democrats. the administration saying the red wave predicted by republicans had not materialized. >>> tonight, america decides. the biggest night in politics. who will control congress and the governors' mansions across the nation? tonight, the future of our country on the ballot. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news", reporting tonight from cbs news election headquarters in times square. >> congratulations to governor brian kemp. >> i can't tell you how honored i am to be your governor. >> we need another stark reminder that we have incompetent people running th

now a fully restored picture of the crime, it looked like lilia vytyukhovskaya, putting on, one suit under the other, went to go to borisovna is unknown. whether she planned the murder from the very beginning, but the investigators found out the knife with which the wounds were inflicted was not from the house and i breathe. she fell ill with covid and was looked after by her grandson not a single room apartment. well, there was a girl a and e, elena vasilievna wanted to find an apartment to live in. well, rent a room, for example, where to go to spend the night. well, so that the grandson is there with the girl, and during the day she was always living. she would go to someone, therefore, i think that after all, her guiding motive. in this case, there was an offer, like rice to me, well, which she would never agree to, because borisovna did not. a person who will probably live with someone after refusing to live together, ida shur had no chance. this is indirectly confirmed and conclusions of a psychiatric examination. in these tyukovsky situations, he gathers and makes a lightning-

i'm lilia luciano in new york. being counted with control of congress hanging in the balance. cbs news rates the house as leaning republican, but at this hour, tight contests are keeping the senate a toss-up. but democrats did score a big victory in pennsylvania. john fetterman spoke to supporters in pittsburgh after defeating republican dr. mehmet oz in a bruising battle. at the white house, president biden made congratulatory calls to democrats. the administration saying the red wave predicted by republicans had not materialized. in florida, former president donald trump watched results at mar-a-lago. he later claimed on social media that republicans had, quote, a great evening. download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, "america decides." the biggest night in politics. who will control congress and the governors' mansions across the nation? tonight, the future of our country on the ballot. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news," repor

principal lilia sharlai says in the village in the elementary school building, but the windows and rooff the building were damaged today on the second floor, well, there is such an emergency situation, but i am promised it will be until winter, before the first cold weather. well, somehow they will close it with a tarpaulin in the school. there is already lighting and sewage and water, and there is even a heating system. lilia sharlai says that the emergency part of the school will be cut off, but the premises survived they will not conserve, but this building will be cut off. well, one day there will be a new institution, a new building. and this is the 17th school on sautivka, honivka, a third of the premises are white, there is no electricity, water and heating, deputy director lyudmila informed by phone according to her, they cured the school, they plan to preserve it. halyna and her husband are immigrants living in this area. the woman says that every day she passes by the destroyed school and every time she gets angry. of course yellow disaster to find out how many of the schools

lilia arranges and went through the revision of the rescue grain .not spoil. i just put a flashlight to sort through the contents of emergency suitcases. specialists advise, of course, it is individual . but you should also find a place for such things as matches, lighters, flashlights , and multitools. now it is necessary to add probably warm things to the emergency room. there is such a device as a heater. it is called a power bank. the heater can also be found by googling it, there are these tips on the internet how to make a candle and make such a candle so that we also have some kind of alternative means of heating, and most importantly, an alarm or an emergency bag during an alarm should be next to you or in the corridor or in the storage room

lilia, ah, to you first. well, then ms. nataliya also comes, the question actually is, er, ivanna kobernyk wrote a post about that uh, i already found a better connection, i turned on super super, i wrote a passport , that ukrainian children who ended up abroad because their parents saved them from the war and now have started their studies abroad, in addition to that, they also have parallel remote studies er in in their educational institutions in ukraine and, accordingly, they have such a double burden, is it possible to do something about it at all, because we will have children traumatized by the war, because one way or another, they are somehow going through this war, even somewhere there once they find themselves, in addition to all that, they will be overwhelmed by all kinds of possible educational programs, ms. liliya . this can be done simply in our new realities that require new requirements of new models, and the ministry is still applying everything that was still relevant during peacetime and is now abroad and

. >> lilia luciano, thank yu so much. >>> today in chicago, an ugly racist symbol was found at the future site of the obama presidential center. a noose was discovered at the construction site this morning. operations were halted, and the police were called. a $100,000 reward has been offered for information leading to those responsible for what officials described as this shameless act of cowardice and hate. >>> the pentagon today announced another $400 million in aid to ukraine. it includes four mobile air defense systems as well as surface to air missiles. this as general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, reports more than 100,000 russian soldiers have been killed or wounded during the war. cbs's chris livesay reports from kyiv. >> reporter: the ukrainian flag flying again, and locals no longer afraid to speak ukrainian, so they sing it in their national anthem. "our boys," they cry. "thank you. we prayed for you to come." kherson was the kremlin's crowning achievement, holding the region captive since the start of the invasion and forcing ukrainians to spend russ

this is konstantin and this is olesya once was sister lilia molodetsvanova.how fair-haired slavic appearance of small stature looked, there were 60 meters, we have a photo of mother. looks like well, the sail was lighter, oval, face and figure, yes, well, small in stature. i want to say it was to this woman that you came to the house. yes anna this is the first time you see this woman. it seems to you that you are similar, with her, it seems, yes, and a smile, i have a shaft of face and already ears and eyes and eyebrows. yes, i see a strong resemblance. how old is your mom 27 in this photo, she probably died at 29. alexander you are proud. how has your daughter grown? i want there to be no such difficult minutes, so that the grandfather of the house in general. in our life there was no ruined destiny anywhere. who find themselves. at that age, what will it be? anyone can have conditions or there should not be any houses . also i have khan and doggy archie pug creativity. anna has been practicing since childhood. she attended a drawing circle. she graduated f

{lilia jury is out on that one. the voters are out on that one!— are out on that one!very — are out on that one! 0k, barbara, thank you very much _ are out on that one! 0k, barbara, thank you very much indeed. - are out on that one! 0k, barbara, i thank you very much indeed. barbara plett usher there. there've been more allegations of bullying against the cabinet office minister, sir gavin williamson. he's reported to have told a civil servant to slit their throat and jump out of a window when he was defence secretary. sir gavin denies bullying. meanwhile, he's been reported to the parliamentary watchdog over messages he sent to the former chief whip wendy morton. our political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. iam sure i am sure the government were hoping that these various claims against gavin williamson would just fade away, but they have not. there have been more today. what has been the reaction in downing street? interesting this afternoon, down a street is made clear it is conducting its own inquiries into gavin williamson's conduct —— downing stre

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i'm lilia luciano, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, november 9th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." control of congress. democrats and republicans are still fighting over who will run the house and the senate for the remainder of president biden's term. we'll bring you the results of the key races that have been called. >>> runoff in georgia. the hotly contested senate race between raphael warnock and herschel walker is still too close to call. what they're saying about the contest. >>> and bracing for impact. hours after casting their ballots, florida residents are now preparing to be lashed by wind and rain from yet another powerful storm. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this year's midterms have been called one of the most important elections in u.s. history. this morning the question of which party will control the house and senate hangs in the balance. it could be days or even weeks before some very tight races are decided. here's what we know so far -- republicans needed to pick up one seat in the senate to take

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correspondent lilia kocherga will tell the volunteer hub every day that the work of the center is fullf work . about 20 people provide the work of the center. i am a patriot of my country. i have a lot of friends, close friends, who are in the east, who are in the south, here we are holding the rear here in our city. sometimes, if necessary, we go out on sundays, but what do we do to help our military as needed , uh, my section, i am responsible for things, for warm things, they don’t care, they are volunteers of krophav or, in particular, they buy military optics drones and cars for the armed forces volunteer headquarters crophub deals with many areas we buy optical devices drones cars for our military this is you that where does our money go that we can collect we accept food aid we accept things and there we sort them and send them to the front also we are now setting up the production of bourjuya the constitution of the net, the net is woven not here in the premises, but in the neighboring premises. the largest donation that volunteers received at the zsu was 10,000 us dollars. the

sports is one way of boosting the immune system and reducing the risk of infection. fitness trainer lilia shows us how to easily incorporated into daily life. hi and welcome. i was in the supermarket, and now i train. i take my grocery shopping and instead of taking the car, i walk home. when you walk, bring your shoulder blades together and squeeze your stomach. and if you need to break, bring the bags on the floor. shake your arms and then you're ready. go ahead. with this exercise is the perfect full body exercise because you train off because of the walking your legs and because of your grocery shopping to train your arms and your whole upper body, your can make your training harder when you take a supermarket, who is more far away or you buy more products, just make sure you're back in time to watch the next edition of in good shape. see then ah, ah, with ah, with who a naval klein troll can actually end up harming the climax. why? because this isn't subject to any law or regulation the truth behind climate neutrality. 30 minutes on d. w. eco. india, a woman embodying change. shot dr

sports is one way of boosting the immune system and reducing the risk of infection . fitness trainer lilia shows us how to easily incorporated into daily life. hi and welcome. i was in the supermarket, and now i train. i take my grocery shopping and instead of taking the car, i walk hope when you walk, bring your shoulder blades together and squeeze your stomach. and if you need a break, bring the bags on the floor. shake your arms, and then you're ready. go ahead. with this exercise is the perfect full body exercise because you train off because of the walking your legs and because of your grocery shopping to train your arms and your whole upper body, you can make your training harder when you take a supermarket, who is more far away or you buy more products just make sure you're back in time to watch the next edition of in good shape. see then ah ah, with ah ah ah, with who the realm of the amount im to really living in africa is wildlife sanctuaries. they are the last in the world. once threatened with extinction, their population has no recovery. but what happens now that their numbers

i'm lilia luciano. we begin with new fallout from the midterm elections. after predictions of a sweep that did not materialize, republicans face a week that will be critical in deciding the future direction and leadership of the party. set to grab the spotlight tuesday, former president donald trump. he's been teasing for months that he'll run again for the white house. tonight ballots are still being counted in several states with some races still too close to call. cbs's natalie brand is on capitol hill tonight. natalie? >> reporter: good evening,

land, not to kolomiets yevgenia gordienko olga mazynska details tv channel inter marathon only news lilia and then with an overview of the most notable events at the moment well oleksandr vasylchenko will be with you for the next hour of the marathon and we will see each other according to the regime of total economy from the 7th to the 23rd. turn off all unnecessary electrical appliances. help restore the country's power grid . the occupiers have come to us in ukraine. the uniform is brand new. with pure footwork to sort from the east to us mutton for you, the formation of a great country, the best shepherd, the mutton walk, the bayra proves all kinds of weapons, powerful school iron, we have a comment for all reasons, bayrak now bayraktar they wanted to capture us right away and we were ambushed at the port right away ukraine is making russian bandits!” the war is going on and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds russia is throwing millions of naftodors to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia analysis and analysis of information about ukraine b

i'm lilia luciano in new york. thanks for being with us.ng to send a message that like look, don't come down here. >> now at 6:00 side show crackdown. how san jose police were able to send more than 700 people home with citations. >>> i'm john ramos in oakland. this church is officially the first climate resilience hub in the city. we'll explain what that is and why that may be a growing trend for the future. >>> and a midterm update. the democrats control the senate. but the house is still up for grabs. along with some local races still hanging in the balance. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano, we begin in the east bay where union city police need your help after a shooting left man wounded at an apartment complex. it happened just before 6 plop this morning on lunar way. investigators say a gunman opened fire hitting the 25-year-old victim who's expected to be okay. if you have any details about the shooting, call police. >>> climate change and wildfires are making power cutoffs a more

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do not actually work, or there is no light or heat in the capital points of invincibility was our lilia honcharuk point of invincibility this is a place where you can go when there is no light and heat for a long time they began to open after the shelling on november 18, are they working and how did we decide to check that point in one of the schools on the right bank of the city at the entrance to the generator it is warm inside, you can charge your gadgets, drink tea, do you want to eat cookies? we made a room for the mother and the child, of course we ask that people come somehow together, after all, when the generator is working, it is better when people come together during an air alert , here they go down to the shelter, there is no clear work schedule yet, but the doors will be opened when people ask, says marina pidgora and it’s the first time here. there’s a grid at home. that’s why i came here. well, of course, it’s quite simple to find an unbreakable point. we go to the unbreakable site gov.ua, enter your place, district in the search. there are also here. these are marks for

why didn’t lilia’s baril courts about misa remove the main instigator , it’s not clear who hits in thethe back? i think it is possible, uh, to look separately and to each draw a conclusion el-calch, read it, i condemn any use of cruelty. including football. i will always be against this, i tried to calm the guys down , it was difficult to calm down this situation, skirmishes and a showdown for football are generally a common thing, but there have not been such mass fights in russian football for almost 20 years since the famous beating ramenskoye in 2004 between the players. saturn and cska, the current head coach of zenit sergei semak, as part of cska, was then on the field. these are flowers. compared to what was in ramenskoye, absolutely everything here is light. jimmy passed no one was particularly hurt there were several such matches for sure now i won’t name these games, but sometimes there are lips, beautiful important team and no one wants to concede about it says, the ending of this match on such a note, the russian club season went on a winter break, the matches of the russia

the enemies of the occupiers forced the schoolchildren to apologize to the camera and the video with liliathe traitor alexander talifov and said eh vostok fully aware of the resident of alushta hung the flag of ukraine on his balcony a crazy lady dreamed it in quotes crimes on camera and hastily put it on the phone, indicated the address data, such a beauty is here in the kitchen , ot another resident of yalta, who has been seduced by the russian world, is ready to write reports on those who are unmasked for sending to the war, a question for the military enlistment office. or they are plus or minus 30 years old , have no wife, no children, healthy guys, and the summons was brought to a young family where two children, that is, those who did not serve are sitting quietly, and those who honestly completed their service mean that they are on the war please, and those who are otmazy mobilization of concepts, it is one thing to fight in front of telekom and quite another to go die for ideas from the branded tyrant, the cost to everyone who is our provision of cartridges, there is no grenade, t

the work done with colleagues. the draft decision that we plan to consider at the next meeting, said liliaashina and taras, but i suspect something that there will not even be enough money for all the houses for all the condominiums. this draft decision appeared literally yesterday, the passage of documents in the kyiv government and the executive body lasted long enough for this draft decision to become a decision, to enter into force and then be financed accordingly it takes quite a lot of time and i am not sure that we will be able to do it even in a month, and as for the matter of fact, is it possible or is there enough generators in kyiv, not even in kyiv, but in ukraine in general, to provide thousands of houses with electricity, and even more so what if buildings are multi-story, more than 20 floors, or what power should the generators be, well, it seems obvious to me that this is not salvation. the kyiv military administration takes a slightly different approach. the administration is preparing heating points. about 1,000 points are planned to be placed in schools in other public c

{lilia people arriving across the channel, it will get busy again.— it will get busy again. 0k, mark,gain. 0k, mark, thank you for— it will get busy again. 0k, mark, thank you for now. _ the labour leader sir keir starmer has told business leaders that the days of cheap labour must end to wean the uk off its "immigration dependency". in a speech to the confederation of british industry, sir keir called for a plan to train british workers, and move the economy away from its low—pay model. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth is in birmingham for us. at the cbi conference. how do you read this, is this a shift in the approach from labour to immigration in some way? 5ir approach from labour to immigration in some way?— in some way? sir keir starmer has been hardening _ in some way? sir keir starmer has been hardening the _ in some way? sir keir starmer has been hardening the labour's - in some way? sir keir starmer has - been hardening the labour's approach to immigration from some time, certainly from the position he took when standing to be labour leader when standing to be labour

{lilia more important ministries. ok, as we say. _ more important ministries.ortant ministries. ok, as we say, the results - more important ministries. 0k, as we say, the results are not in yet. i think by thursday afternoon we will know the result. thank you so much. in brazil, the far—right presidentjair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence after being defeated in sunday's election. he didn't mentioned his rival, luis inacio lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin, and stopped short of conceding but said he would respect the constitution. his comments followed two days of protest from his supporters, where truck drivers blocked roads in all but two states, causing widespread disruption. this is what he said: translation: i want to start by thanking the 58 million - brazilians who voted for me on october 30. the current popular movements are the result of indignation and a feeling of injustice on how the electoral process took place. peaceful demonstrations will always be welcome, but our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always ha

when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the essentials they critically need for their diet for one month. your special holiday gift will provide everything they need to celebrate the miracle of hanukkah. this is the first time in over 70 years that she has anything to do with faith. the communists came and wiped it out. and now we're coming to her and saying, "it's okay to have faith." it's okay to light the hanukkah candles. for just $25, you can help supply the essential foods they desperately need for one month. your support will provide them with a box overflowing with nourishing food and the knowledge that faithful christians around the world care about them. god tells us to take care of them, to feed the hun

not sickly house oh victor hello, the change has been waiting for everything, actually, her name is liliaur room. make yourself comfortable. andrew what is it? you could at least ask me or advise me. at least some movement has begun. come after them. talk damn and where did they go? i think that there is absolutely no reason for your concern, only in the last week we have opened 8 new points, all located near the metro. yes, of course, the rent flies a pretty penny, but every day we give out more than 10 loans. i don't like antosha, when my investment risks grow, i just feel bad. but god forbid you deceive me arkadyevich trance brought. okay, give it here. antosha you go and try not to upset me anymore. but i'm not my own enemy wife, hello, goodbye. hi grisha, come in, have a seat, tea, or something stronger? no, thanks. what is this? could you just call? but do n’t be offended by the guys too much, it doesn’t work either. so i understand that the money will have to. handles are whole legs are whole or do you want guys this will fix it. no. then you have 3 days from your hands and god for

already has the official right to be based further on in kosice because they made it to the 16th of the liliathey would like to make it in 1/8, but nothing. maybe even more matches, more opportunities for the players to play because ruslan babenko after the alkhmar match said that two or three matches a week is great, he says i've been dreaming about it all my career, he says i used to be surprised that i didn't get into the squad, and now i get in, i had to play, well, without substitutions, ruslan almost plays by the way, ruslan babenko is one of those who had a good scoring chance in this match, and in principle, if we talk about dnipro-1, in the last match oleksandr kucher's team played very bravely, despite the fact that gazet is a purely home team, dnipro-1 who also plays the whole season which our clubs shakhtar and dynamo are all away matches due to the ongoing war in our country. dnipro-1 impresses again with its performance in the eurocups and, in principle, in the championship, because dnipro-1 is now the leader of the ukrainian championship, surprisingly, it still remains. that is

glazkova lilia saved a child from death, who received a serious injury in the groin area.s say so before the arrival of the ambulance and everything by blood and died, except for the skills of saving medicine and general physical training cadet education also includes etiquette and sick dances, the cadet corps in the oryol region is sergey shvets in fact. he revived it existed on the territory of the region at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, work is already underway to revive the movement of young naturalists, this initiative was supported by russian president vladimir putin ilya adzhin. konstantin korgin alexey sidorov sergey grandfather and marina gusarova ntv ulyanovsk region due to bad weather without electricity, more than 10,000 people were left there the day before, icy the rain covered the roads with a crust of several millimeters, trees thick with the weight of branches fell on the sidewalks and power lines. due to bad weather, the emergency team switched to round-the-clock operation. now specialists are eliminating it later, a similar situatio

just a profession maria savushkina oleg shishkin andrei goldyrev igor koretskov vladimir afanasiev liliane. the order of courage was posthumously awarded to the deputy head of the kherson region, kirill s tremousov the day before, he tragically died in an accident marriage and courage shown in the line of duty , according to the decree of the president of russia, the circumstances of the fatal accident are still being clarified by preliminary data, it could have provoked a dangerous maneuver of a truck driver kirill samousov will be buried tomorrow in simferopol vladimir putin instructed based on the results of the meeting of the coordinating council for the provision of the armed forces during the special operation, the government should bring all the standards in line with real needs and establish channels through which manufacturers of weapons and other special equipment. they could get feedback quickly. and for those who use their products, a separate instruction concerns cost control . the list of instructions of the head of state was approved following a meeting on supporting the i

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lilia has been living in belarus for 25 years. she moved from transnistria in the ninety-seventh she was carrying with her. only a baggage of knowledge, after the university i was a young specialist. here, the love of two children found everything, and housing and a good job from an ordinary employee. i got to the head of the department in my homeland , it was impossible to find a job because of the difficult political situation, she talks about tears after so many years, just so much pain. not for a second i had an opinion that i came to this country because belarus became my second homeland, i didn’t have any problems with housing. e with employment with advanced training. i didn't experience any discomfort. i didn't have any obstacles anywhere. not in work, not in family life, not in the lives of my children. how stable, how much wages have grown, how much is the security of the social character of each of our families and each citizen of the republic of belarus tatyana moved with her family from donetsk back to in 2014, due to