cbs's lilia luciano on what eyewitnesses are saying. to warn you that some of what you're about to hear is graphic. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it was just after 6:00 in the morning when the first missiles appeared in the sky on october 7th, kicking off hours of violence. rami shmael who produce the nova music festival return the nova music festival returned the next day and witnessed the aftermath. >> two cars, there was also two young ladies naked from the waist down. one of the victims was gunshot down in the lower part of her body. >> reporter: so there was a very clear difference from the way that the male bodies were found and the women's bodies were found? >> definitely. yes. >> reporter: was it clear to you that they have been raped? >> definitely. what they did to these ladies from the waist down, it's not only rape. >> reporter: israeli investigators tell cbs news the priority after the attack was identifying the victims, so they did not collect forensic evidence of sexual assault, but they say there are eyewitness accounts, photos and i

hello, my name is svetlana , hello, hello, lilia, it’s very nice, lilia, i saw this artist, with thise you are hiding the very beauty, how it was dangling, you are belarusian our artist, cheese, tell me, are dogs your constant story? it’s not bad, they’re still getting used to it, getting used to the audience, to the light, to the music orchestra, this is a big dog in the carriage in which you ride out, also your dog, also my dog, he is generally young, he is only a year old, but it seems that he is a pensioner, this is his, this is his in size, but in size, like the japanese chin grew up grew up grew up, and a bobtail grew up, yes, tell me, why are all of you boys, boys work better than girls, dogs, well, somehow. no, girls too, and girls are always very obedient, boys are more active, i would say, probably, but somehow i just got a burly, more bouncy curl, like ours count in the program. well, no, japanese sons are just not jumping, so i have tricks for almost what kind of small teeth do you have, do your teeth ever hurt, say, come on , little ones, they are 2 years old, 2 years old

>> norah: lilia luciano, thank you.ring in cbs news chief and moderator of "face the nation," margaret brennan. margaret, more details we are hearing from these troops, who are on israel's border with gaza, many of them female soldiers, telling lilia, they didn't listen to us, they didn't take us seriously, even as their reports that hamas was practicing, taking hostages. why were they ignored? >> margaret: that is going to be a question that prime minister netanyahu will eventually have to answer himself as well as the heads of these agencies. we know now there is recognition, there were gaps in israel's intelligence gathering and its capabilities, and now questions about the decisions made by its leaders at the military and political level. one of the things also be in question is prime minister netanyahu the judgment, misjudgment, that hamas was a manageable threat and that the palestinian issue could be sidelined. >> norah: and what about those hostages, 136, including 17 women and children, also some americans outs

>> major: lilia luciano, thanks so much.rning from the fda about counterfeit ozempic. we will tell you what health officials want you to look out for. that's next. next. ♪ ♪ and you can do the exploring. you can do the splashing... ...the sightseeing... ...and the playing. calquence is an oral targeted therapy for cll. more patients begin with calquence than any treatment of its kind, and calquence is proven to work better than chemoimmunotherapy in patients with previously untreated cll. calquence may cause serious side effects, which may lead to death. these include serious infections with fever, chills, or flu-like symptoms; and bleeding problems that may increase with blood thinners. decreased blood counts are common and can be severe. new cancers have happened, including skin cancers. heart rhythm problems with fast or irregular heartbeat, dizziness, feeling faint, chest discomfort, or shortness of breath, have happened. tell your doctor if you have bleeding, heart rhythm, or liver problems; infection, or if you are or

our lilia kocherga also visited the cafe for zzsu. the facility for ukrainian soldiers works by the road. hereby protectors drive the road every day. volunteers call it the road to victory, so that the military will stop and eat, they go out to call them to the street. there is no reason to wait for guests for a long time. good day, come in, darlings , come in, pass by, we will feed you , we see, we see that you are in hats, everything is fine, the main dishes are prepared by volunteers in advance, and... here they warm up and treat you so that it is faster, the menu is like at home , dumplings, compote, goodies, fruits, everything tea, coffee, a soldier with the call sign baltika is moved by a warm welcome, borscht, dumplings, compote, everything is fine, we are very grateful that there are such points along the way, it is very nice when... you are received well, it lifts the mood. this roadside institution for the military has been operating in kirovohrad oblast for about a month. the initiative united more than two dozen people, re

major. >> major: lilia luciano, thank you.lions of americans are spinning christmas with family and friends. this includes a 6-year-old boy from pennsylvania. but as cbs's cristian benavides reports, his trip to visit his randmother took an unexpected detour. >> for maria ramos it was a spirit airlines holiday nightmare. >> my stomach was tight, my heart was pounding. >> reporter: her 6-year-old grandson casper was taking his first flight ever, his luggage arrived, he did not. >> i ran inside the plane to the flight attendant and i asked him, where's my grandson, he was handed over to you in philadelphia. she said no, i had no kids with me. >> reporter: instead of flying from philadelphia to fort myers, the unaccompanied boy was sent to orlando. >> i keep thinking about how about if somebody would have stole my grandson. >> reporter: in a statement, spirit apologized to the family is of the child was always under the care and supervision of a spirit team member, but ramos is demanding answers. >> how did that happen? did she l

we have a couple, dmitry and lilia. if you are single or liked someone from today's program.ents of this day. "it’s not you, nikita from kostroma, whose postcard vladimir putin took from the wish tree, saw the hermitage, his impression is a special call. victories are laid in the school, but the support of teachers, the values ​​of mentors and education, the statement of the head of state at the state council. commonwealth of troops, motorized rifle brigade of the northern fleet dismantles enemy strongholds, one day. assignment near artyomovsk. multipolarity in action. russia-india, trade turnover has doubled in less than a year, the president received the head of the mid-country. wind blown blizzard snowfall tests on the day of the rescuer. employees of the ministry of emergency situations are always nearby, sometimes even sacrificing themselves. an area of ​​discovery from historical monuments to gastronomy. at the russia exhibition, everyone will find something of their own. what else is on vodnh today? the story, which began in kostroma, continued in moscow, and today in

samara first, so take it hold the samaritan woman's hand and come." to us, we have a couple, dmitry and liliae participants in today's program, write to the website of the first channel, and i larisa buzeeva wish that your loved one will definitely say you, let's get married, advice and love, let everything come true, happy new year, happy new year, new year. in 2024, russia will experience economic development, this is the year of the sun, a very good year in terms of self-expression, in terms of health, what kind of year is this? the year is good because the number eight means stability, we get what we deserve this year, i write some events, they come true, it’s a leap year. half of the year, this is a summing up of the previous 3 years, what will happen to our nation’s health, if we think well, dream well, it will be good, let’s still say when the year of the dragon begins? good afternoon, once a year we film sasha’s favorite program, the program “prediction of what the coming year has in store for you and me according to astrologers, numerologists, tarologists, economists, financiers” and

and it will need to be divided equally, if suddenly the missing spouse turns up, we decided to help liliacts her thoughts, well, how can i say, he didn’t cheat, well, well, somewhere, yes, how would be, he's just looking. here he is the man who broke her heart, and if just a couple of minutes ago she was ready to kill him, looking into her husband’s eyes, she changed her anger to mercy, in tajikistan zarevdzhon has a new family, children, he no longer remembers the past, i’m years old, i ’m going to go to moscow, and you want me to suffer about this until the summer, wait or something, now my wife is about to give birth in a month and a half. it's going crooked, i don't know how to get there, i can't finish the phone conversation right now zarifon promised his still legal wife that he would sign the termination, either in his homeland, he would send documents certified by a notary by mail, or he would come to moscow and they would go to the legislative office together, if lilia had not changed her mind during this time, because zarev john himself i said goodbye to the thought of russian c

{lilia its head around at the moment. 0k, chris smith, — its head around at the moment. 0k, chris smithbly only a matter of time before someone worked out how to use artificial intelligence for nefarious purposes. well, now it seems that moment has come. a bbc news investigation has revealed that a feature on the chatgpt app — which allows users to easily build their own artificial—intelligence assistants — could be used to create tools for cyber—crime. the feature, called gpt builder, was launched last month by open ai ceo sam altman. it allows users to build customised versions of chatgpt for, quote, "almostanything." for more on this, i'm joined now by the bbc�*s cyber correspondent — joe tidy. joe, tell us a bit more about what your investigation has uncovered. we've known for a while, heavily, that there have been these warnings, that there have been these warnings, that as you say, a i could be used ljy that as you say, a i could be used by cyber criminals and scammers and fraudsters, but we haven't really worry too much about it because of course the biggest models, the most powe

zhenya and lilia go somewhere new of the year. and before that, zhenya bought a small monkey.nse of humor.” he says: “well , let me pour it.” that is, he apparently wanted to train her. so that she can pour it for him, they tie this monkey on a small chain, how should i say, chain it to the radiator and go on a visit themselves, arriving in the morning, they didn’t recognize their room, the tree was upside down, the curtains were torn, the chain... here thus began the fatal year of seventieth for the grishman family and for the wife. in some another visit to minsk, zhenya, he did not yet know that he was terminally ill, said: “volodya, write me the text, i urgently need a komsomol, some kind of suite or some kind of cantata.” only when my wife passed away, i counted our works with him, it turned out that this komsomol contact was there. friends who came there, you know, they still perceived it as humor, well , a person is in the hospital, which means that, according to the logic of things, he should get better and come out healthy. we did not understand that zhenya was inevita

teaming up at this weekend's tournament in florida. 36-year-old joel damon is paired with 26-year-old lilia age difference is pretty evident. >> our group chat was named vu tang clan. >> you're way too long for that. >> i don't know what it is. >> that's a great name. that was your caddy, right phenomenal name. what year were you born? >> 97. >> oof. yeah, we're going to listen to some wu tang clan on the way to the first tee. >> is that hip hop? >> yeah, it's the best era in history. >> and they're only ten years apart. >>> coming up, it was a sea of red in union square sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> people from all over the bay area flocked to union square in their best red and white garb. that

the women's event was won by another american, lilia vu, her second major victory of the year.ympics just a year away, the city readied itself by hosting the para world athletics championships. ten golds for great britain including a 13th and 14th title for hannah cockroft, whilst back home, the event that perhaps more than any other signifies the british summer. a quiet corner in south west london is now stirring. terrific vibe everywhere. lovely summer scene, isn't it? wolverhampton's boy wonder is the wimbledon champion! i neal skupski, overcome by the enormity of this achievement. hewett and reid secure a fifth doubles title together. vondrousova is the unseeded champion! the new king of centre court, carlos alcaraz of spain! the end ofjuly saw the start of perhaps the biggest sporting event of the year, although the much anticipated women's world cup began on a sombre note — a deadly shooting in host city auckland just hours before the opening match. the tournament ended with one of the year's most controversial sporting moments. but in between, it was, thankfully, the foo

lilia luciano reports. >> reporter: the cdc is urging vigilance amid a sharp increase in the number oftory illnesses nationwide. >> we're seeing lots of rsv. it's like overwhelming, a big tsunami of it. >> reporter: data shows that over the past several weeks, hospitalizations rose 200% for the flu, 51% for covid-19, and 60% for rsv. the cdc says that's partially due to low vaccination rates. as of mid-november, pharmacies and physicians' offices had administered nearly 7.5 million fewer flu shots to adults compared to last year. and just 17% of people 60 and over have received an rsv vaccine. while less than 8% of kids have gotten their updated covid booster. part of the issue, attitudes have changed since the pandemic, citizen the director of pediatrics at concord medical group, dr. diane hess. >> i think the harder part is do we still quarantine if we have covid? do we stay home for the five days? >> reporter: she urges parents to exercise caution with their kids, who could easily spread their illnesses to classmates. >> you don't just get one. you get two or three at the same time,

the women's event was won by another american, lilia vu, her second major victory of the year.s olympics and paralympics just a year away, the city readied itself by hosting the para world athletics championships. ten gold medals for great britain including a 13th and 14th title for hannah cockroft. whilst back home, the event that perhaps more than any other signifies the british summer. a quiet corner in south—west london is now stirring. terrific vibe everywhere, lovely summer scene, isn't it? wolverhampton's boy wonder is the wimbledon champion! i neal skupski, overcome by the enormity of this achievement. hewett and reid secure a fifth doubles title together. vondrousova is the unseeded champion! the new king of centre court, carlos alcaraz of spain! the end ofjuly saw the start of perhaps the biggest sporting event of the year, although the much anticipated women's world cup began on a sombre note. a deadly shooting in host city auckland just hours before the opening match. the tournament ended with one of the year's most controversial sporting moments but in between, it

>> lilia luciano, thank you. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> back here at home agh winds and blizzard conditions stranded travelers from kansas to north dakota and into minnesota. snow and ice created havoc for cars and trucks on i-80 in nebraska, shutting down part of the interstate to eastbound traffic. the dangerous weather, well, it isn't over yet. let's go to meteorologist mike bettes from our partners at the weather channel. mike, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening. a white christmas across the plains with snow around a sprawling storm parked in the middle of the country. heavy snow at times, and winds that could be gusting 50 miles an hour. some of the heaviest of snow likely to fall between i-80 and i-90. we've had numerous accidents on those interstates today. the snow finally winding down by the morning on wednesday. so it sticks around for several more days. the heaviest pockets of snow could bring another foot to foot and a half and particularly centered around south dakota. now, on the front side of that whole system an incredibly mild chr

in one compact place our lilia kocherga visited the village. in the village of osetnyashka , kropyvnytskyi district, group housing for displaced persons was arranged in a former dispensary. there are 14 living rooms in which about four dozen people live. from danytska oblast, konstantinovka, home arrivals have started to arrive, so it seems that they have already started to worry about the children. due to cold walls and a leaky roof , mold appeared in the room, so in order for people to be warm and comfortable, the collective housing began to be repaired, by the way, for the first time in 36 years. in this situation in fact, both the residents of this place of compact living and the local government will benefit, because... and we hope that the war will not be very long, our armed forces will still win and ukraine will win, and people will either stay or find others opportunities where to stay, or they will return to their homes, and the premises will remain, and this premises will already be repaired, the repairs are carried out with the supp

our colleague lilia kocherga will tell us what people need most. the social wardrobe in kropyvnytskyi has been operating for more than a year. things , shoes, children's toys and other humanitarian aid are sent by communities from abroad, there are more than 20,000 in the city, but they do not refuse other people in need here either, i have three boys, the eldest has a disability, the middle one goes to school until the first grade, he went here, and we walk with the smaller one, i left in what i was wearing, it was one a tracksuit, i'm wearing a jacket and everything, i'm here for the first time, but the little one has collected toys for himself. so i took my purse and took bedding , which is expensive, and renting an apartment is expensive now, well, you don’t buy a lot of such things there, during the work, the volunteers gave out 300 tons of aid, we are sorting it, by brands, or how to say it correctly, here at we have a children's department, this is a women's department, there is a men's department, now it's getting cold, so there is a greate

, what it means is that'd be a more likely to experience it to be like, not used compared to much, lilia women. and not only are the more likely to experience it to be that it needs to be put not abuse, but uh, the severity of the abuse is really high. and, but you mean the site is compare too much in the near societies and also the, the frequency of the up uses is also very, very high in much of emails emerging us the same as compared to much of the net societies. the other finding that we, we've seen on this project is that much leave me a women's access to see she's going to be resources really protect stable from intimate fucking up use compared to pennsylvania. we've been with think this finding is, although expected is very, very important. because it seems into this not reach. right? that's uh, you know, having access to so she couldn't make resources come before or can protect the gate, protect women against intimates, but cannot abuse. right? and then petra lino were talking about mill, dominated and mentioned in you'll see male dominated settings, both your findings, how can th

defenders have enough food, but they don't give up home-made pies, the pies are made with love, our liliaerga also tasted them. homemade pies, as in childhood, from our grandmother for our defenders. with cabbage, potatoes, apples, egg and greens. the hostess makes pies for all tastes. they gather after work several times a week, they also worked during holidays and weekends, they work with full dedication for the defenders. oh, here you put your whole soul, you come here, it contains it, you don’t know here, your hands and legs are shaking, you are worried that it will be successful, that it happened that, well, as a matter of fact, many volunteers have relatives on the front lines, this motivates them additionally, olga has a nephew at the front, he is now near kherson, and he is 30 years old, yes, we are all very worried about him, well, we hope that he will return and marry. it will come with a girl, even with some animal, we are so waiting for her, almost the entire team is conjuring over pies, despite their age and positions, they are all the same, volunteers. we have a janitor, a j

lilia, i give you the floor. thank you very much, colleague, for such round-the-clock work.i remind you that our correspondent iryna ivanova was in direct contact with us from brussels with the latest news from the european council. and with that i conclude the news broadcast, i pass the floor to my colleagues and... i wish us all a good night, any gesture that warms another person can be done and this world will become a brighter place. our world project, it reminds us that we want to light fireflies, and that there will be more light, and that there will be more warmth, and a heart. there was more, and so that there would be more understanding of what is happening, and we do not want to go beyond reality in any way, we say it is the way it is, and it is okay, and it is the way it is, there is no need to tear the children out of of this reality , by the way, there is an interesting fact, a study about the fact that if the mother took the baby from the sandbox when another one was there... pouring sand on his head, then later, the one who was taken away, grew absolutely not

what it means is that the a more likely to experience needs to be like not abused compared to much, lilia women. and not only are the more likely to experience needs to be that would be quite non abuse, but be very few of the abuse is really high impact. you mean, yes, the site is compared to much in the near societies and also the, the frequency of the abuses is also very, very high in much of e mails approaching us the same as compared to much of the societies. the other finding that we, we've seen on this project is that much leave me a women's access to assist you. resources really protects them from intimate but not use compared to pennsylvania. women would think this finding is all the expected is very, very important because it fits into this not reach, right? that's uh, you know, having access this issue on the mac resources come before or can protect the gate, protect women against intimates, backing up abuse. right. and then petra lino were talking about male dominated and mentioned in you'll see male dominated settings, both your findings. how can this translate into policy imp

lilia kocherga found out how such motorcycles are used at the front. shot. ukrainian soldiers take out the wounded and deliver ammunition on motorcycles, five motorbikes for the army, bikers from alexandria are currently restoring them, the bus driver and part-time biker andrii nicknamed pavuk united the volunteers. the man shows a leather vest, the only reminder of his former life, after all, he sold his own bike and invested the money in helping the army. tarasova gora, oleksandrivka and many other gardens. hillforts where he used to be. in general, there are a dozen men in this case, each of them has his own task. with this , we were allocated a corner in the hangar where we can hide from all kinds of weather, we make, uh, we cook motorcycles, we paint motorcycles, kremenchuk svitlovozk deals with motors, serhiy boyko is there, and... they make motors, boxes, bridges. a motorcycle with studded tires will ride on sand and on clay, besides transport is easy to free from the swamp, so volunteers have a lot of orders from the military. i and my comrades, mili

pies made with love were tasted. and our lilia kocherga, homemade pies, as in childhood from our grandmotherour defenders, with cabbage, potatoes, apples, eggs and greens, the hostess makes pies for all tastes, gathers after work several times a week, worked during the holidays and on weekends, for defenders they work full time return oh, you put your whole soul here, you come here, you knead it, you don't know here, your hands and feet are shaking, worry. to be successful, to be suitable, so that, well, many volunteers have relatives on the front lines, this motivates them additionally, olga has a nephew at the front, he is now near kherson, and he is 30 years old, yes, we are all very worried about him, well we hope that he will come back and get married, and come with a girl, and some kind of animal, we are waiting for him , almost the entire team, despite their age and positions, are all the same, volunteers. we have there and a janitor, and a janitor, and a cleaner , and a teacher's assistant, and a teacher, and a speech pathologist, and a teacher who teaches favorite subjects, but we a

{lilia that we finish the fight. 0k, and on that _ that we finish the fight. 0k, and on that note, _nd on that note, let's leave it there for the moment. deputy executive director of the programme of you and aids and assistant secretary general of the un cani un can i so much. thank you so much. un can i so much. thank you so much- thank— un can i so much. thank you so much. thank you. _ here in the us, the house of representatives voted to expel the now former new york congressman george santos. santos reached the threshold of votes needed to become the sixth congressman ever expelled from the house. and he's the first in more than 20 years — the last was in 2002. mr santos is also subject to 23 federal charges, including wire fraud and money laundering. our digital team has this look back at how we got here. i will go to washington to fight for the american dream. a first—generation senate brazilian immigrants, george santos's version of the american dream has him into a laughing stock, fodder for late—night comedians. because i was the first openly gayjewish republican latino to w

{lilia before the eruption happened. 0k, hanna samosir, thank you very much.coming in concerning the war in ukraine from the russian news agencies that they are saying a russian general has been killed in the fighting in ukraine. we will bring you more on that as it comes in to us. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. british lawyers could be stationed in rwandan courts as part of a treaty to allow asylum seekers to be sent there. it comes weeks after the uk's supreme court ruled the plans unlawful, and downing street said it would publish a treaty with kigali to address the court's concerns about the rwandan justice system. the prime minister says the bbc should be "realistic about what it can expect people to pay" for the tv licence fee during times of high inflation. the licence fee has been frozen for the last two years at £159 but is due to rise in april in line with inflation. a bbc panorama investigation reveals water companies can make sewage pollution disappear from the official figures. le

{lilia ireland is facing at the moment. ok, thank ou ireland is facing at the moment.king us through that, adam payne, political editor from politics home. let's get some other news. votes are being counted in chad's constitutional referendum, which is seen as a step towards a return to civilian rule. some opposition parties and civil society organisations had called for a boycott. they fear the referendum will allow chad's transitional president, general mahamat deby, to strengthen his grip. voters in chile have rejected a second proposal to replace the current constitution, written during the military government of augusto pinochet in the 1980s. the draft constitution has been rejected by 55% of those taking part in the referendum. uganda's constitutional court is set to start hearing a case challenging the anti—homosexuality law passed in may this year by president yoweri museveni. it imposes severe punishments on those convicted of same sex acts including the death penalty for some crimes. the law is being challenged by human rights organisations. the serbian presi

{lilia difficult political issue to deal with if it comes to that. 0k, thank ou ve with if it comes toou very much for _ with if it comes to that. 0k, thank you very much for that, _ with if it comes to that. 0k, thank you very much for that, from i with if it comes to that. 0k, thank you very much for that, from the i you very much for that, from the atlantic council centre, thank you. thank you. president macron is at the centre of a row over france's secular ideals, after appearing to take part in a religious ceremony at the elysee palace. footage of the mr macron attending a hannukah ceremony inside his official residence was posted online on thursday — he'd invited france's chief rabbi, haim korsia, to light a candle marking the start of hannukah — the jewish festival of lights. the president has since faced a wave of criticism. trade union leaders in the uk say they will build a 'mass opposition' to a new law that would enforce a minimum level of service during strikes. members of the trade union congress have been meeting today at a special conference to discuss the legislation.

{lilia single sex toilets, contact sports and that sort of thing. thanks very much, lauren moss. - and that sort of thing. ok, thanks very much, lauren moss. we - and that sort of thing. ok, thanks very much, lauren moss. we will| and that sort of thing. ok, thanks l very much, lauren moss. we will of course keep following that today and bring you much more on it when the guidance comes out. let's show you some of the pictures of the volcano in iceland that is still erupting. these are the live pictures we're showing now. about 4000 people were evacuated earlier from a fishing town in grindavik, and the nearby blue lagoon geothermal spa was closed. no reports of people getting any injuries but such extraordinary images. there is more of them on the bbc website if you want to check it out. stay with us on bbc news. hello, again. the weather is going to remain fairly changeable all the way through the rest of this week and even into christmas day. we're looking at rain at times. it's also going to become very windy, especially so on thursday. and ther

{lilia hungary and the approval of a budget for ukraine. . �* . for ukraine. 0k, interesting.ting. let's move on to bigger picture than a l move on to bigger picture than a presuming let's work on the basis that you are right about the money in the funding in the military aid and supplies, what is your view of the status of the war right now? and i'm not going to ask you for timescales or anything like that, but the real worry of a stalemate kicking in? i but the real worry of a stalemate kickin: in? ., but the real worry of a stalemate kicking in?— kicking in? i do think you were auoin to kicking in? i do think you were going to see — kicking in? i do think you were going to see some _ kicking in? i do think you were going to see some fairly - kicking in? i do think you were going to see some fairly little | going to see some fairly little movement right now on the front line. i don't think the russians are able to advance. they keep throwing wave of people at the front lines, especially in one area, but they are not getting anywhere. the ukrainians also had decided to shift

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named tosha is the leader in his maiden kingdom, he literally basks in the attention and care that liliaith... they couldn’t find the frightened cat under fire, but a miracle happened, it turned out that he was taken out of the city by volunteers , and then the hostesses were found via the internet, all the participants in this amazing rescue operation met for the first time in our studio, it’s impossible to recognize him at all, compared to what, yes, what was in the photo and what he has become now. yes, show me, show me, i'm filming right now during our program, i had a pre-ostmatic cough, i had already started to choke, that is, i scared the film crew and presenters , i scared everyone, i myself was scared by the state of what was happening, behind the scenes lilia said that the temporary accommodation center in suzdal is not the best... . living conditions , for several months now she has been suffering from similar attacks and is worried about her own health, but as you know, ours don’t abandon their own, and now the bondarev family is settling into a new apartment in the moscow re

{lilia looking like an imminent success for israel, in my opinion.— israel, in my opinion. 0k, thank 0k, thank you so much for talking _ israel, in my opinion. 0k, thank you so much for talking to _ israel, in my opinion. 0k, thank you so much for talking to us. _ israel, in my opinion. 0k, thank you so much for talking to us. around i so much for talking to us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are watching bbc news life, the government's candidate for bbc chair says that gary lineker�*s recent tweet about politicians appear to breach the social media guidelines. the former england footballer recently hit back after the defence secretary questioned whether the much of the day hurst should express his political views. gary lineker was also among a group of celebrities to sign a letter calling for the government to scrap its rwanda scheme. and for political leaders to come up with a fair new plan for refugees. samir shah who is expected to take on the chairmanship was speaking to mps at her appointment hearing. with more on this, he is our cultural reporter, ch