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with the smugglers, with lyons the what's your story with. ready ready women, especially victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not a visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information. when you're a a a with him tonight so so many people are dying in the war. it's unbearable. a very disturbing the so just protect our country on the front lines and national again, and we use sport to fight for our country and the fish imo supporting ukraine's best handled team h. see more towards appalachia is currently playing in germany, spending a season in the country, 2nd, division, multiple soluble for us. it's an opportunity to use handle to show the world that ukraine is still alive and still strong. ukraine will always be strong. one of the dissolves, ah, dusseldorf is the new home of hannibal pro, alexander cass, i and his girlfriend, carina know they've been here for just a few weeks. you know, most

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we begin in strasbourg, france, where you commission president orse lavonne to lyon has announced a proposal to lower the blocks dependence on china for critical raw materials like lithium funder line, calling for new efforts to identify projects and build reserves. the could secure supplies of rare earths and particular fly. last such minerals are considered critical for batteries, as well as infrastructure for renewable energy. but global production and processing are largely centered in china representative benchmark funded lines, remarks were part of a larger address focus on measures to relieve high energy prices and ease supply bottlenecks. here's where she said china controls the grill. the link does.

or sla fonda lyons said that europe had shown courage and strength following russia's invasion of ukraine. she stressed the unshakable solidarity with ukraine, adding that sanctions against russia will stay in place. at the e commission president added that russia's war and ukraine was also a war on europe's economy. and on its values. much is at stake. not just for ukraine, but for all of europe and the world at large. and we will be tested tested by those who want to exploit any kind of division between us. and this is not only a war unleashed by russia against ukraine. this is also warn our energy. it's a warn our economy. it's a war on our values. it is a war on our future. it is about autocracy against democracy. and i stand here with a conviction that wrists, the necessary courage and with the necessary solidarity, putting will fail and ukraine and europe will prevail. and of course, when alexander phenomenon was following that address and she joins us now from strasburg alleys under the ear chief addresses the parliament, every september explained to us how today's address was diff

the coffin stretches more than 10 kilometers along the river thames prisons longest serving monica lyons stays in london's westminster hall for 4 days. officials expect 750000 people to file past before her funeral on monday. now sweden sent a left prime minister magdalena anderson has handed in her resignation following sundays, general election: anderson, social democratic party on their left. when coalition lost by a thin margin to the conservative blog that will be dependent on the far right. sweden, democrats, a policy that has its roots and a near nazi movement in the 19 eighties and nineties. a turning point in swedish politics. magdalena, under sun concede, defeat in the conference parliamentary election box, maloney, your boast out, that will beaked. it looks like the 4 right wing parties have received just 50 percent of the votes in the election and in parliament. and they have a one or 2 seat advantage. that then majority. but it's a majority and minority colon. it's a major head to the prime minister, social democrats. they have govern sweden since 2014 and dominated the conf

. >> reporter: carmelo lyons spends his day going row by row in the vineyards of summer stint summer stint estate. with 20 years on this ranch, he is an irrigation manager that is an essential part of the team. he is checking the water lines for any leaks in the system. he finds one and fixes it. when he is not hard at work, he is beating his passion for gardening without leaving the j. the job. >> in mexico, they grow a lot of of their own produce. something that i always thought was a special opportunity, we have these large vineyards, there are are areas that are not rate for grapes. it is still great dirt. >> works alongside the vineyard manager who has helped the workers to start multiple guardians on the estate. >> you get to grow some unique things that are not in every grocery store. >> reporter: they bring a mastery of agriculture to wine country. they love where they live now. most cannot use these deals at home because there is not any room to garden there. each week, they can bring home fresh fruits and vegetables to feed their families. >> napa was a special place to com

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. >> carmelo lyons spends his day going row by row in the vins of somerton estates. with almost 20 years on the ranch, he years on the ranch, he is an irrigation manager who has become an essential part of the team. today, he is checking the water lines for any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly fixes it. >> but when he is not hard atk helping to make wine, he is feeg his passion for gardening withot leaving the job. >> in mexico, they girl out or own produce. something i have always thought was a really special opportunity. we have te large vineyards and sometimes there are areas that are not great for grapes but it is stilt dirt. >> carmelo works alongside the alongside the vineyard manager o has helped the workers to starte gardens on the estate. >> you get to grow some unique unique things that are not avaie in every grocery store. >> originally from mexico, cao and many of the other workers bring a mastery of agriculture to one area of the wine country. they love where they live now but most cannot use these skills these skills at home becau

. >> carmelo lyons works the vineyards, with almost 20 years on this ranch. he is an irrigation manager, who has become an essential part of the team. today he's checking the waterlines for any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly fixes it. but, when he's not hard at work helping to make wine he's feeding his passion for gardening without leaving the j. the job. >> in mexico they grow a lot of their own produce. it's something i've always thought was a special opportunity, as we these large vineyards. sometimes sometimes there are areas that aren't great for grapes, but it's still good dirt. >> carmelo works alongside jake, jake, who has helped to start multiple gardens on the estate. >> we get to grow unique thingst aren't available in every grocery store. >> carmelo and many of the other other workers, originally from mexico, bring a mastery of agriculture to wine country. but but at home there is no room to garden. each week workers can bring home fresh vegetables and fruits to feed their families. >> translator: napa valley was a a spec

army major mike lyons. good to have you both. major, let me start with you on what alex just reported there, that some of these 1300 protesters have been conscripted directly into the army. now, there was obviously a morale problem, a training problem before. but if you add people who oppose this war in the army now, that obviously doesn't solve the problem. >> not at all. and we know that there are people that are deserting from the russian military. the bottom line is vladimir putin has to get as many bodies as he can to ukraine as fast as possible. this is about a mobilization drill. he's going to go through 11 time zones in russia to get as many people as he can to the front. the original number was 300,000. he'll try to get 50 to 100,000 there in the next few weeks. if he doesn't do that then ukraine has real opportunity to overrun certain areas that russia has been holding for the past six and seven years. that is the key right now, is people to the front. >> but doesn't adding people who oppose this war to the fighting for

ursula vander lyon stopped short of saying russia had committed sabotage but said that deliberate disruption be met with a strong response. well, to speak more about this i am joined now in the studio by the ambassador of the european union to the united states. thank you for joining me. what can europe actually do? what would be a strong response if this turned out to be deliberate? >> we would have to see who did it, first of all, it' something we would have to investigate. but no one can attack the european energy infrastructure with impunity. the energy ministers and foreign ministers would discuss the details of the response. immediately what we care about and focus on is creating the security that we need to, navigating the security around the area and sending on the ground, on the spot, and investigation team to look at exactly what happened and also the environmental consequences. jane: russia has denied any action in this and as we said, no one knows for sure who may be responsible but what would russia have to gain by sabotaging these? >> is a good question he had allow me not to s

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. >> reporter: police shined lights on the two mountain lyons in the yard until they went back into the woods. a biologist was sent to talk to the people but points out that deer are common in the neighborhood and are a mountain lion's ideal meal. >> not terribly surprising. we're up next to this beautiful park. a lot of nature around us. >> reporter: the drought has limited the amount of food of predators in the wild, and since their prey is coming closer to developments, so are the wildlife. >> i hope they going to solve the problem before anyone get injured. >> reporter: in san mateo, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco unified school board has put off plans to add two muslim holidays to the calendar. they said they need more time to analyze the best way to add the holidays, including how to teach the significance to the students. an attorney threatened to sue, citing violation of the brown act, and jewish parents criticized the move saying the district doesn't recognize jewish holidays. groups say they will not give up until the arab and muslim community get

. >> reporter: carmelo lyons spends his day going row by row in the vineyards.n irrigation manager who has become an essential part of the. the team. he is checking the water lines for any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly fixes it. when he is not hard at work helping to make wine, he is feeding his passion for gardening without leaving the job. >> they grow a lot of their own. own produce. something i have always thought was really a special opportunity, as we have these large vineyards and sometimes there are areas that are not great for grapes, but it it is still great for dirt. >> reporter: carmelo works alone works alongside the manager, who who has helped the workers start start multiple gardens on the estate. >> get to grow some unique things that are not available in in every grocery store. >> reporter: originally from mexico, carmelo and the other workers bring a mastery of agriculture to wine . wine country. they love where they live now, but most cannot e cannot use these skills at home, home, because there isn't any room to gard

a lyon tells that the kindergarten where her child was accepted by the council and until the end of the summer the director herself found money only for food, said the voice of america at that time, she herself was looking for ways to help ukrainian mothers - this is ok, i thought, ok, i really take good care of the children, and i am sure that many of these refugees are actually children, because the husbands stay in ukraine, the mothers go here with children and actually peter was the first to come here and after that we just posted an announcement on facebook and maybe more than 30 children came and of course there was no place in our kindergarten for that but thank god we just rented a neighboring house to expand the kindergarten, as sasha bezohanova tells us, language classes in english and bulgarian, as well as with childcare, a popular direction of charity in bulgaria. guardianship and mothers could work at the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion 8.8 million citizens of ukraine left the country, almost 3.3 million returned according to the vkbon study 65% 9% of ukrainian

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look, we are a nuclear lyons to and then you can when you come back, the real threat is to ukraine. but my impression is that they were using this in the 1st month of the war. and if they stopped, if moscow does prevail in the east, your pretty pessimistic about the outcome of this want you, you said in may. if president putin gets the dumbass like he got crimea, he'll then rebuild his army. and in a few years time, he'll go on the offensive again to try to get the rest of ukraine. do you really think as things stand now that ukraine is going to be in a position to prevent that happening? well, you know, our strategic culture says that you should always give the enemy so called off from an opportunity to correct the mistake a but what's president put you clearly douglas shall strategic culture. and you only need to read him from the india, say that i've already mentioned his proclamation to the russian people on the south of this war at to know that his, the objective is to take over or dominate, or at least the rule in all of ukraine. so yes, i'm afraid that that as see now, just m

well, anyone tuning into the ear commission president ursula vander lyons, annual state of the european union speech this morning. could be forgiven for thinking that ukraine was actually in the e. u. when, of course, it isn't because that's all she could talk about despite brussels own sanctions. policies, amid the ukraine conflict being single handedly responsible for downloading cost of living hardships on to european citizens. europeans wanted to hear what brussels planned to do for your opinions to ease their pain on everything from energy pricing to inflation. several members of european parliament were upset with what vonda leon had to say before from that he's getting, it could be a lot a, you just have to speak to citizens to business. so i can promise you that none of them is concerned about the russian friend, but they are concerned about is that they are having to deal with the damage caused by years of devastating policy for thought. i'd quit bo, we have her talk about general policies, but the objective must be to look after the interests of european citizens and respond t

beginning of full-scale aggression of russia among such cities, in particular, madrid, paris , marseille, lyonurg in total, kyiv has 63 a crushing victory of the twin cities is important. the ukrainian national football team in the league of nations defeated the armenian team 5:0 on the road in the first half for the blue-yellow team . oleksandr tymchenko scored in the second half of the match . in the last three years and allowed our team to keep the chances for the first place in the group in the final round of the group stage, oleksandr petrakov's wards will host the scottish national team, this match will take place on september 27, in krakow, poland, this is a victory for the boys. as a coach, i am very pleased. let's just say that they did not give up. they did everything. they did what was required. it is the merit of the boys. i thank you very much, well done. we are still in the game. to beat scotland and that's the end of our final news release . read more news on our website and on our pages in social networks. i wish you a good evening, calm and a peaceful night. see you. unconquer

people there waiting overnight to get a glimpse of the coffin, the queen's going to lyon state now for 5 days in london. is there any way of predicting the numbers here that just the police are going to have to deal with? well, the police are getting support from all corners of the country, all the other forces, not just the london police, but from all across the country. they will be there in order to, to guard the cues. and they have said that it's expected that people will not really be able to read that it's expected that people have to cue maybe 20 hours of that. definitely have to kill the night. and they can't just camp somewhere, but they expected to to have to move. so it's really a situation and it's something that we will have never seen in london. so it's probably the biggest operation for, for, for the authorities that we will have ever seen in london. and, you know, we've talked about large crowds before be a good in london for many occasions, but nothing like this. i mean, are you surprised? you know, you've been in london for many years, or are you surprised now that th

world-nuclear association, by the way, the organization today is also headed by a woman of bilbao itself and lyonnuclear scientist is still today to a large extent. the prerogative of men according to the rich cheated women in the global nuclear sector accounted for only slightly more than 22% i think this is the scope of no sex. basically it doesn't apply. it's a mentality. principle of thinking maybe it's just that more often men get it from nature. i don't know, you can hardly call it something unfeminine women like veronica makarenko daily, working in the controlled access zone and performing stereotypically masculine commissioning work of the most complex station equipment both in russia and in the world, a unit of good readiness for the unit for treatment. fora makarenko, we will examine the pump 20.51 on the panel alone without any remarks ready for treatment, all personnel, except for the administrative staff at all stations in the country, work in shifts of 8 hours, there are few night shift duties. how are they different from daytime duties? let the theater be amateur, but it is the rea

led by 53-year-old james cloverly his mother and the sieur lyons while she was visiting all the time.he served as deputy head of the foreign affairs and signed the text of the bill, which allowed london to introduce new sanctions against moscow, the very ones that, according to him , should drive moscow into the most severe recession since the collapse of the ussr, an artilleryman colonel and a reserve officer, but as deputy routes and at the same time, a woman, the former minister of labor teros coffee, became the minister of wood storage. here is a photograph of her. dispersed on the internet and users wrote under her absolutely the embodiment of health, she is the closest friend, trails and her closest political sheds. the most advanced part of society is true, and this composition did not please, saying that the blacks there are actually only by origin, and not by psychology. well, yes, nothing lihabe before the start. for independed on the departure of boris johnson from the post of prime minister, a drawing entitled indelible stains in the glia of portraits of british prime mini

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let's go back to the history of your musical creativity and see the next shots, as soon as lyon of space it could still be called the century of forums, competitions, festivals, an exhibition of computers in the form of philatelists. beauty address of our festival is the minsk radio engineering institute, and on the stage architects students students physics dedicates to the memory of martin king m is to some extent the name of your algorithms is a common name. to what extent this is due to the rhythms in the soviet union when the time machine conquered there. the first one here was the first in minsk. i say how they were at the same time in radio engineering algorithms and two from the polytechnic institutes recharged, then professional. i looked at one photo there, and you are sitting in suits. and nearby is the famous polish actor danila albrysky, and how did he get into your the team at that time was filming here in the film the flood. we played in the yubileinaya hotel and that's it, when the famous kenartists there, he oleg yankovsky batalov, filming, lived there and , as usual, in

while ukraine is not a member of nato, the international miniature lyons has been a key player and it's ongoing conflicts with russia. we can go live now to michael muller, former senior security policy analyst of the u. s. secretary of defense. michael, thanks for joining us today, sir. oh, so that when you've heard this, this, the statement by the head of the nato alliance way admit that the block, the miniature block, has been planning to expand near russian borders way before the conflicts in ukraine. but nato has previously said that nato enlargement is not directed against russia. i'm on the block has set out to build good relations with the country. and what do you make of that apparent contradiction? well, i think it's all a fabrication. it's actually the united states was the one who was leading this effort, going back to the clinton administration, to go against an agreement that bill clinton gave to, to, to, to russia. that it would not seek to expand. but all the while it was and, and a lot of it was because of internal us determination by the national security community tha

making harrington who does such a wonderful job with event planning gen lyon. i have to thank my kenwood family. i see some of my kenwood family here. my daughters whitney and laura who came from the uk early just to be here tonight. thank you so much. i'm so happy that all of you are here my big sisters. i just you know, i'll be here all night naming folks. i must make my publisher harper. and judith kerr who's the president and publisher of harper one? i must have made my editor patrick bass who's so inspirational and so helpful in helping develop this story. and of course my agent the indomitable jennifer harare. she's phenomenal. family and friends family and friends. i love you so much. i just don't know how to express how appreciative i am and how thankful i am for you and how supportive you have been. for this long journey that i have gone through. it feels like a miracle to me and it feels like a dream that i'm here tonight. of course. decide every good woman. there's a good man and i have to i have to ask my husband. the brilliant the legendary jackie

now, vander lyons seems to think that these energy companies are rolling in profits by here in europe. france has already nationalized earlier this year. it's basically a default, which is also sells gas by the way. and energy experts told the french process today that is unlikely that these nuclear power plants, half of which were shut down due to plans decommissioning. and also from corrosion . it is unlikely that they're going to be fired back up by the end of the year, which the government was planning for. and berlin is also now apparently considering nationalizing univer, which is the country's top gas importer, to prevent the energy system from collapsing. so it looks like wagner line may just want to go straight to paris and berlin and asked him to cut a check because it looks like these big energy companies in the u among the 2 biggest economies. and nationally speaking are basically going to be hunting these energy companies and you know, what margaret thatcher one say. the problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money and looks like that's ha

a young man, a sad county, has lost his life, and a group called lyons den has mourned his death and at 2 other members of that group have been injured. and this is a group that has been vowing to keep shooting against is really forces me to abraham with that update. horace there. thank you. now, canada has experienced its worst storm in nearly 50 years. awfully. remnants of her confusion hit the east coast. he had been downgraded to a post tropical cycling before it made landfall. but fiona still brought powerful winds and a dangerous storm surge. how did your custom reports already considered one of the strongest storms canada has ever experienced. fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing a 150 kilometers per hour winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary barrel metric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm were thinking. first and foremost of the peoples of had a terrifying past 12 hours. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips

indifferently watched the massacre, then just left, leaving the bleeding girl, who is this man man-lyon owner's dog immediately went to our irina baranova holding the dog like this in her hands and screaming, as if her ear hurts a few minutes before this, a thirteen-year-old girl was walking in the suburbs, trembling with her pet, small and harmless and a yorkshire terrier two dozen meters from them, an elderly man held a shepherd on a leash in two jumps, the dog overtook the child, the girl managed to grab her pet in her arms, but she herself escaped from the sharp fangs of the beast. i couldn’t then in spirit behind the jaw bush, the ear was very badly damaged, there wasn’t a piece of cartilage there, the surgeons. the plastic ones were restored by the owner of the unruly dog, who walked it in a public place without a muzzle. i preferred to leave. he didn’t say a word at all, he didn’t try to show any help. he just stood and looked and left, looked for a while and left, it is unlikely that the reaction of the owner can be called adequate in this case, there is no doubt which of the tw

last years winners lyon and fellow direct entrants barcelona, chelsea and wolfsburg play in the groupes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england centre emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice period of time but their inevitability so everyone is putting their best foot forward and we know it's a tough time for everybody. you hope everybody is able to go and really show what they are about and maybe the coaches will make their decisions. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. of course you can also find there the very latest from transfer deadline day. i'll be back in an hour with another update. ben. t

the bank regulators really matter especially people like jamie lyon who has released his testimony saying they don't like the capital standards. there is a new head of bank supervision at the fed and he has talked about getting tougher on the banks. that's in terms of capital requirements. there are questions about various different safeties set aside for the banks. there will be a lot happening at the fed and other bank regulators that will affect these bankers. after they leave capitol hill they might want to stop down to 20th and c street most out alix: we appreciate it. investors are very very hawkish fed into hold rates higher for longer stuff >> the market was not really buying into the fed hiking rates enough to slow the economy and getting inflation down. >> chairman powell has one mission and that's to deal with inflation step >> i think they will keep their cards close to their vest. >> policy rates in real rates need to get up but they have to keep them there which is the message. >> we will hear a hawkish measure today that will probably drive the dollar through the roof. >> e

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addition to russia , in the lugansk and donetsk people's republics china egypt côte d'ivoire sierra lyonlevan and qatar participants 3 million people for compared last year, there were two in the international dictation ecotologist included issues that affect both global and local problems, this time discussing the problems of the greenhouse effect , reducing carbon dioxide emissions and conserving. not only students of environmentalists are trying to sort out difficult topics, in general, we are with the department of management and marketing. but we hope for the best. i haven't heard about it yet. nothing like the first experience matters, according to the organizers. not the most difficult ones can be answered without training agree. with this, not everything was interesting to watch as all the invited guests. who read the questions. and they asked each other. and you know, you know, i really want to say that not all questions, but let's say the presidium answered one of the questions of the dictation. it has been discussed in the world for many years. this is an environmental problem

the first permit on the regular agenda is for poi lyon and swan at 124 to 140 columbus. the new business owner is turning the space to an is up are club and seek the permit to host live entertainment while dining. there will not be bar seating it is a sit down experience of the plan is to be open up to 7 days a week for public din and are private upon events. conduct out reach in the neighborhood sending 138 out reach letters to residential and commercial neighbor it is. they received 2 letters of support all of which provided. is there was no opposition and central station approved with a standard condition of e mailing the entertainment commission and central station a monthly calendar of private evans. here to speak to you is rob. >> thank you. good evening am i'm rob izo the ce shgs on o of echo terreno. we are echo terreno wine and vineyard a wine country in the alexander valley and opening a tasting room and restaurant in the jackson square, alcohol have live entertainment and food. we are an lbgtq + ownd and operated company. our building has a handled year histor

. >> >> reporter: carmelo lyons goes goes row by row in the vineyards vineyards of summer stent estat. stent estate. with 20 years on this ranch, he's an irrigation manager that is an essential part of the team. today, he is checking the water lines for any any leaks or breaks in the system. he finds one and quickly quickly fixes it. when he is not not hard at work making wine, he he is feeding his passion for gardening without leaving the job. >> in mexico they grow a lot of their produce. something that i thought was really special, a special opportunity in these vineyards. sometimes the areas are not great for great's, but it is great for crops. >> reporter: he has helped the workers start multiple gardens on the estate. >> you get to grow some unique things that are not available in in any grocery store. the originally from mexico, carmelo and the other workers bring a mastery of agriculture to wine country. they love where they live now, but most cannot use these skills at home, because there is no room to garden there. each week, workers can bg home fresh fruits and vegetables v

jared lyons really interesting comments as well from julianjessup really interesting comments as well another adviser in that camp as well saying that conservatives, economists are in a doom loop, so there's definitely some disquiet, some dissenting voices saying can actually commence not just the usual suspects voices saying can actually commence notjust the usual suspects who you might think would talk down and talk down the prime minister and the leader of the party no matter what, but it's a lot of mps._ but it's a lot of mps. let's move on to the guardian. _ but it's a lot of mps. let's move on to the guardian. sorry _ but it's a lot of mps. let's move on to the guardian. sorry to _ but it's a lot of mps. let's move on to the guardian. sorry to interrupt, but let's move on to the guardian because they are saying that liz stresses facing because from mps to sac kwasi kwarteng herface mutiny. is this overblown close make a lot of mps, again, and anonymous ones quoting a sink he is finished, toast, he can't carry on. what do you think? i suppose it well it depends on whether this cr

. >> joining us now is fort myers city manager marty lyon mr. line thank you for joining us i know this is a terrible time for your community. fort myers got some of the worst of the storm yesterday. can you tell us how recovery efforts are being coordinated today? >> okay, well first we got started late last night about 11:00. a preliminary assessment team went out into the field to try and get an idea of what we would see this morning, and then bright and early this morning they got it and started their assessment work to assess not only damage of city owned facilities but private property as well. they came up with estimates to be used for various purposes for fema et cetera. we've got a very storm savvy team, in the city of fort myers, an experience team of directors and staff, they know what to do and how to do it. so we're being proactive going forward, we have an action plan and we are going to carry it out. >> i think a lot of people will be hairy happy to hear the you have an action plan and, that these are people who are storm savvy. b

joining me now is retired army major mike lyons. let's talk about the area they've taken back. see in yellow there is territory the ukrainians have taken back very recently. i want to push in so we can get a better look. this area in yellow part of this new ukrainian counter offensive, how have the ukrainians been able to do this and what's the significance? >> over a thousand square miles, areas lost since february but able to be gained back. the key area is the control, they brought troops in from this direction and this direction. they were able to chase the russian military across the river here on the other side, on the eastern side of the river. a lot has to do with artillery. they're able to chase the russian military well past the river, giving them that advantage on their side of the river. >> if we pull out again and look at the area, how much further do you think they can push this and what will this depend on? >> ukraine has the initiative, you look at the russian military there in almost full retreat. uneaten food, that to me is a bad side when a military does that