[inhales] ladi: magda? ladi: magda? josko: mom? mom? [device beeps] [indistinct announcements over p.a.] josko: mom? ladi: shh, shh, shh. josko... it's ok. she's ok. [birds chirping] [music playing on soundtrack] man: come on. come on! toelock, toelock. step over. step over. get off your back. step over, step over. get straight. get balanced! heads up, heads up. [whistle blows] pinned him. yeah! whoo! [cheering] whoo! [applause continues] [cheering] coach: that's what i'm talking about. [wrestlers speaking, indistinct] wrestler: all right, baby, diego. coach: why were you on your back? i need more from you, diego. travis. [crowd speaking excitedly] [cheering] coach: come on, travis. [crowd clapping] [vehicle approaches] travis: all rit. later, bro. coach: let's go. diego... [continues in spanish] [diego exhales] travis: you see josephine today? boy: yeah, she looked fa bro. travis: hey, she looks good. boy: i don't know. sometimes, she look a little, a little flat. i don't know. travis: ha ha! why do you have to do that to josephine, ma

yevgeny, unfortunately, unfortunately yevgeny magda, uh, the connection with magda was interrupted, friends , join our youtube channel, our social networks, we work live you can write your comments under this video or next to this video if you are watching on your computer screen well, uh, read our news on the espresso tv website, we are working for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week uh, i hope that with yevhen, i hope everything is fine, the only thing is that the connection was lost, we know that today there was a massive missile attack on ukraine and it is also connected with the fact that the lights are turned off at our guests and there is no communication uh-uh, that's why uh- let's say goodbye to evgeny matov. thank you, evgeny. if you see us now look, and then we are in touch with the former deputy head of the security service of ukraine major general of the sbu in the reserve viktor yagun p viktor good day good health to you thank you for joining our broadcast, the truth is today russia launched another missile strike a massive missile strike in ukraine, the armed forces of ukra

called magda friedlander. not just friedlander who just came out of a relationship with a jewish student named alausorov who later becomes a very well-known zionist in israel and his and his shot dead on a very mysterious circumstances in 1933 on the beach of tel aviv. she comes out of relationship with with with our laws of when takes at night train. in easter in the easter weekend of 1919 and she meets greener quote. magda friedlander is the her stepfather is jewish. she's taking on his last name. he shot friedlander. but she was baptized catholic and race catholic. and she meets contr and they go and they and good one who's 20 years older than she is is completely enamored with her and when marketer gets out at her stop in central germany and goes to the boarding school where she is, you know, he finds her address and he writes to her that very night when he arrives at his destination. and he takes her out on a date and within three days he proposes to her. and gunter has two sons from from his first marria

ukraine and how it causes hysteria in russia, we will talk about this in the next hour, our guest evgeny magdantist, director of the institute of world politics, yevgeny good day , good health to you and i am glad to hear you on our air, i congratulate serhiy, glory to ukraine , to each other, glory to the heroes, so in the state of america, joe biden said that ukraine will receive 31 m1 abrams tanks to fight against the russian invaders . let us remind you that on the eve of this, the federal chancellor of germany offshore said that after america allocates to ukraine or announces to ukraine the provision of abrams, germany will provide leopards and will give consent to the re-export of these leopards from other european countries that have already agreed to the re-export of this equipment to ukraine, mr. yevgeny, what does this decision mean in world politics. that is, it means that the world has decided to bring the matter to an end with the destruction of the putin regime, well, that is, this is a rather strong step, and in the exact united states of america, respectively, and germany, yes,

called magda friedlander. not just friedlander who just came out of a relationship with a jewish student named alausorov who later becomes a very well-known zionist in israel and his and his shot dead on a very mysterious circumstances in 1933 on the beach of tel aviv. she comes out of relationship with with with our laws of when takes at night train. in easter in the easter weekend of 1919 and she meets greener quote. magda friedlander is the her stepfather is jewish. she's taking on his stepfather is jewish and has taken on his last name but was baptized catholic. he takes her out and within three days proposess to her, two sons from his first marriage and he proposed to her and after some consideration she says yes and they get married. to get married there's one condition or two conditions that you re- converse back to protestantism and secondly the name free lander before she gets married and her biological father's name. of course from his perspective, one could never get married to a woman that holds a

us literally in a few minutes well, not in a few minutes, in 5-10 minutes we will talk with yevgeny magdabout the nato secretary general's assessment of the possibility of russia launching a nuclear strike on the territory of ukraine, whether ukraine received more heavy weapons are also used for attacks, this is the f16 and other weapons that we need very much now, when it will be said about the prospects of this war in general, the most important thing is the international coalition in relation to ukraine and the international coalition against ukraine, bdk , the coalition also exists. china, north korea, they are actively helping russia to wage this war against ukraine, er, as they say, er, is this happening directly or indirectly, we will talk about it well, now in the review you will see the most important events on this day, what happened and what happened outside of ukraine, the russian war in ukraine has no end in sight, in an interview with the swedish publication dagens, the minister said to the president of finland, sauli ni instio . simply will not be able to accept, says the f

the final of the rival from kazakhstan, elena rybakina, and arina will confront magda linet from polandell, it’s quite possible that the belarusian final is waiting for us. western passion around the supply of tanks to ukraine according to spiegel, on the eve of german chancellor schultz, he decided to send a leopard to his tanks, we are talking about 14 military vehicles according to the us agency this press administration of joe biden, following scholz's official statement, deliberately announces the supply of tanks to kiev, abrams, and while everyone is waiting for schultz's public statements, german sleepers. the media rush to justify the likely supply of leopards bilz claims that these tanks save lives. the author of the material sincerely rejoices at the lifting of the tank blockade by the german chancellor and declares that the ukrainians are defending freedom. all over the western world. ukrainian officials. here we are ready to ask further and more deputy foreign minister of ukraine melnyk in his social networks. he called on the allies to create a powerful coalition with f-16

appeared in the times, god, you don't have to pay $200 in order for you to know our qualities yevhen magdaor of the institute of world politics, and we are adding him to our broadcast, yevhen good day, we are all in shelters now, but nevertheless , despite the circumstances we have to face we still continue to work with our ether, actually, the russians are paying a huge price for what they are trying to siphon off into ukraine soledar will this or this price allow putin, who is going to run for president, will this give him or the russians his election again or there no one will ask anyone who you choose for them. the glory for the heroes is actually on one side. there are really significant losses among the wagnerites, among the russian servicemen, and great losses among our defenders . throughout the year, a large-scale invasion of no more than 20 thousand inhabitants. that is, it was a fairly comfortable place, because salt, well, it was a food component that was actively sold, and accordingly, i think that the city was fed from it, but well, to talk about some strategic importance abo

playing their game in central asia will begin to encourage and support thank you very much evgeny magdaector of the institute of world politics we talked primarily about the events in armenia in the south caucasus but also briefly mentioned bulgaria thank you very much judge of the sixth appeal administrative court yaroslav vasylenko traveled to crimea 25 times already after russia occupied the a the judge's family also has apartments on the shores of the black sea in sevastopol and real estate in moscow, all this is not reflected in the judge's declaration, but is recorded in his wife's name, and the wife, in turn, has a russian passport we learned about this story not from the ukrainian law enforcement officers, but from investigative journalists of the scheme program. he visited the occupied crimea in july 2014. this photo of judge vasylenko on the odnoklassniki network was posted by his relative of the title album crimea sevastopol. other photos of vasylenko from this album are here: he is sitting in a boat in a sailor suit. and here in the company of his relative , the owner of the

thank you very much yevhen magda , a political scientist, we discussed political perspectives of yuliaymoshenko three civilians were killed at least six were injured in kostyantynivka this is donetsk region four high-rise buildings garages cars hotel were damaged on january 28 around 9 o'clock in the morning russian troops struck a residential quarter of kostyantynivka this was previously an s300 missile it exploded in the air report by serhii horbatenko correspondent radio svoboda, which operates in donetsk region, further preliminarily established that it is likely that s300 pre-medical institutions contacted six injured and three dead persons. unofficial investigative actions are working, rescuers, the police, the prosecutor's office, we are recording the consequences of the given blow, there is borscht, she wanted to cook, i heard, i'm on the first floor of my house, the locks flew off, they paid for it like that, well, you weren't hurt, although it's fine, everything is fine, the children arrived , i don't know, they don't want me tomorrow, i don't know whether to go or not window

poland's magda linette is a name that keeps hitting the headlines in melbourne.umber a5, had never previously been beyond the third round of any grand slam, and is into the semi finals. she beat karlolina pliskova to continue her dream run. and alfie hewett reached the semi—finals of the men's wheelchair singles by beating gordon reid before the british pair made a winning start to the defence of their doubles title. there's a familiar tale of penalty heartbreak. england are out of the hockey world cup after they blew a two goal lead to lose to germany in a shoot—out in their quarterfinal in india. they led the quarterfinal quite come to live up until a final two minutes but the german came back to take the game to penalties and ansell missed in the penalty shoot—out in germany in advance to the semifinals where they will play australia. memories of the world cup are just about still with us, and maybe it feels like football is everywhere. but what if i told you there was still one country left on the planet without a team? it's the sunny marshall islands but the

magda linette is a name that keeps hitting the headlines in melbourne.umber 45 has never been beyond the third round of any grand slam in 29 attempts, but her fairytale run continues, she's into the semifinals. she beat karolina pliskova 6—3 7—5 in a fearless display to see off the two—time major finalist. alfie hewett reached the semifinals of the australian open men's wheelchair singles by beating gordon reid before the british pair made a winning start to the defence of their doubles title. world number one hewett, beat reid 6—2 6—4 to set up a semifinal with takuya miki ofjapan. and it could be manchester united v newcastle meet in february's final, the team that beat the last final they appeared in, the fa cup back in 1999. they play nottingham forest tonight. and let's not forget, united the only english team in contention in four competitions this season. i have to look at my career to win some trophies. and its magnificent, and especially for the fans, it's so great. and i think the fans here, they have some experience, especially the older ones.

education, free people have a choice, choose what you want on megogo thank you and we will add yevhen magdae conversation from the executive director of the institute of world politics, mr. yevhen, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, mr. vasyl, glory to ukraine glory to the heroes , we have many assurances in support of ukraine that they will be with us until the end until victory and will give everything possible. yesterday we spoke with by volodymyr zelenskyi ruslan, the president of the european commission said that we will help , the head of nato said that we will give everything because russia is using all resources today, the decision said the same thing in principle that will support ukraine, the president of lithuania said that this should be the year when ukraine defeats the aggressor, well, actually, we have your support in your opinion, er, such statements, such words, they will drag down real matters to an even greater extent than was possible that year. for me personally, the statement of the countries of the group of seven, which in december declared about readiness to bri

magda linette is a name that keeps hitting the headlines in melboure.ls. she beat karolina pliskova to continue her dream run. djokovic is currently 6—1 up in his first set and going well in the second. magda linette's free run continues. —— dream run. now, we've had a few cup upsets of late. the lowest ranked team left in the fa cup were minutes away from producing one of their own. non—league boreham wood were holding league 1 accrington stanley, when in the seventh minute of extra time, they gave away a penalty. frustration for the travelling fans, considering their reward was a home tie against premier league side leeds this saturday live on the bbc. england say the door is open for ben stokes to come out of 50—over retirement to play at the world cup in india later this year. stokes retired from one—day internationals last summer to manage his workload. but the all—rounder didn't rule out a u—turn last year amid calls for him to do so after he led england to victory in the t20 world cup final. england's netballers missed out on a place at the final

but today she beat poland's unseeded magda linette to reach herfirst majorfinal. to feel this _ being in the final, it is amazing to feel this atmosphere and play on this course and yes, that there was a great _ this course and yes, that there was a great experience for me and erebus going _ a great experience for me and erebus going to _ a great experience for me and erebus going to help me tomorrow. not tomorrow. _ going to help me tomorrow. not tomorrow. on — going to help me tomorrow. not tomorrow, on saturdays. sorry,| tomorrow, on saturdays. sorry, saturday- _ britain's men's wheelchair doubles duo alfie hewett and gordon reid are through to the australian open final. after beating theirjapanese opponents in straight sets 6—4, 6—4. they'll face dutch pair maikel scheffers and ruben spaargaren tonight at 1:00am gmt. the uk government have condemed plans to allow athletes from russia and belarus to take part in the next olympics in paris as neutrals. culture secretary michelle donelan called the move a "world away from the reality of war". earlier, the interna

there was a real story overnight with the women's fourth seed caroline garcia beaten by poland's magdaranked 45th in the world. it means linette reaches a grand slam quarterfinal for the first time in her career. it's great. i don't know, ifeel quite calm actually. it feels really good but i don't know, if i can still believe it or i'm just really happy and i'm still focused maybe on the next round. great britain's ellie downie has retired from gymnastics at the age of 23. she anounced it on social media saying that after really tough last few years i've made the decision to prioritise my mental health and happiness. downie became the first british gymnast to win the all—around title at a major international competition, when she took gold at the european championships in 2017. and finally, the remarkable story of damar hamlin continues. he suffered a cardiac arrest on the field three weeks ago, and his recovery has been nothing short of remarkable. last night, he returned to buffalo, to watch his bills team live in the nfl playoffs. he'd have been glad to be inside though! the snow ha

one of the victims was a 60-year-old woman, identified by a local hospital as magda obaid. at least 20 people were injured in the attack. medics say israeli forces at first blocked them from getting to the injured. the head of the jenin public hospital reported israeli soldiers also fired tear gas into the hospital which reached the pediatric department, causing suffocation injuries to children. general strikes have been called in jenin, nablus, and ramallah as schools closed early and stores shut down. palestinian leaders called on the u.n. and international actors to step in to prevent further bloodshed. israelis have killed at least 29 palestinians since the start of the year, including five children. ukraine's military has retreated from the eastern town of soledar as russian forces attempt to encircle the nearby city of bakhmut. it is russia's largest battlefield victory since last summer. it came as ukraine's military chief said russia fired 55 cruise missiles across ukraine overnight, including 15 missiles targeting the capital kyiv where one person was killed and tw

but today she beat poland's unseeded magda linette to reach herfirst majorfinal.his kind of tournament, it is amazing to feel this atmosphere and play on this course and yes, that there was a great experience for me and i hope it's going to help me tomorrow. not tomorrow, on saturday. sorry, saturday. britain's men's wheelchair doubles duo alfie hewett and gordon reid are through to the final. after beating theirjapanese opponents in straight sets 6—4, 6—4. they'll face dutch pair maikel scheffers and ruben spaargaren tonight at 1:00am gmt. and how about this? secretary michelle caught the move a world away from the reality of war in earlier the olympic committee said they would explore a pathway for russian and belarusian participants in the previously asked sporting federations to exclude the countries following russia's invasion of ukraine last year. and how about this? at the age ofjust 14, vladislav gradinari, has become the youngest player to win a snooker ranking event match. he knocked out the three—time women's world champion ng on yee in a snooker shoot

while sabalenka beat poland's unseeded magda linette in straight sets to reach her first major final.e confident going into the final. is the player with th( ability she is the player with the most ability to go through and take her first grand slam title, she has a winning record over her opponent but there's still a vulnerability about there's still a vulnerability about the she plays her tennis, even today she was up and down, she had a terrible start, she was spraying balls all over the place and she set herself, it's about how she controls herself, it's about how she controls her emotions, but she did a good job of getting things back on track and trying to settle the nerves. novak djokovic thrashed andrey rublev in straight sets yesterday to get to the semi—finals but today all the talk is about his dad. it's after srdan was filmed posing for photos with vladimir putin supporters. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. he is seen with a man wearing a t—shirt with vladimir putin's face and a pro—war z symbol. it was quite and a pro—war z symbol. it was quite a lively p

magda linette continues to make all the headlines in melbourne.old has emerged as a regular goal threat since joining villarreal in 2021, scoring 22 times in 51 appearances for the la liga side. it'll be danjuma's second taste of english football having represented bournemouth from 2019 to 2021. everton are not for sale according to their owner farhad moshiri, despite supporter protests against his running of the club. disgruntled fans have called for moshiri and the board of directors to resign in recent weeks with the club 19th in the premier league. the merseysiders have won just one of their last 1a matches and sacked manager frank lampard on monday. manchester united are heading to nottingham forest for their league cup semifinal first leg clash. as united remain in contention on [i fronts this season. however the club have not won a trophy since 2017. something their manager erik ten haag wants to change. i have to look at my career, to win some trophies. it is munificent, especially for the fans, it is so great and i think the fans here hav

for her — she had previously lost her last 3 grand slam semi—finals but today beat polands unseeded magdarump is to be allowed back on facebook and instagram — two years after the former us president was suspended because of the riots on capitol hill. the president of global affairs at meta, which owns facebook, nick clegg, said a review had found that donald trump's accounts no longer posed a serious risk to public safety. let's speak to our correspondent do we know whether donald trump wants to now come back onto these platforms? wants to now come back onto these latforms? ~ ., , �* wants to now come back onto these latforms? ~ . , �* platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestl . platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestly. bear— platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestly. bear in _ platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestly. bear in mind, - platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestly. bear in mind, he - platforms? well, he hasn't said, honestly. bear in mind, he was. honestly. bear in mind, he was allowed back on twitter back in november by elon musk when he bought the platform and he hasn't re

there was a real story overnight with the women's fourth seed caroline garcia beaten by poland's magdae european rugby champions cup 20—14 in theirfinal pool a match before the knockouts. player of the match pierre schoeman powered them towards victory, despite sarries rallying late on. edinburgh go to leicester in the round of 16 with saracens hosting 0spreys. but london irish are out of europe after throwing away a 21—0 lead to draw 21—21 with montpellier. they were already out of the champions cup but the result meant they missed making the challenge cup too. and finally, great britain's ellie downie has retired from gymnastics at the age of 23. she anounced it on social media, saying that, "after a really tough last few years, i've made the decision to prioritise my mental health and happiness." downie became the first british gymnast to win the all—around title at a major international competition when she took gold at the european championships in 2017. that's all the sport for now. we can return to the ambulance workers dispute, as another day of industrial action by paramedics,

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there was a real story overnight with the women�*s fourth seed caroline garcia beaten by poland�*s magda minutes, at two all. eddie nkiteih won it. another classic between these two, and it was one of those players sold by manchester city to arsenal, 0leksander zinchenko, who was instrumental in the win. i love this feeling, you know? the winning feeling in the last minute, the last second is something incredible. you cannot describe what you feel inside. 0bviously with this amazing atmosphere at emirates stadium today. while, actually i need to watch it again before i go to bed because this at the magic moments. chelsea manager emma hayes said the women�*s game needed to be taken more seriously, while the liverpool manager matt beard says players�* safety was risked yesterday. their match was abandoned after kick—off due to a frozen pitch. it wasn�*t looking good before the game got underway at kingsmeadow, before lots of players were struggling to keep their footing and was quite dangerous. all this happened within six minutes before the referee abandoned it, with the game being shown

she'll face either aryna sabalenka or magda linette for the title.reid, he then beat a japanese pair, as they chase a fourth successive doubles title in melbourne. england captain ben stokes has been named the icc test cricketer of the year, after transforming the side's fortunes with an attacking approach. before he took over, england had won just one test in 17 matches but he was victorious in nine of his first 10 tests in charge. he was also named in the men's test team of the year, alongside jonny bairstow and james anderson. the icc said he "defined the year of test cricket" more "than any other player. england vice captain nat sciver was named women's cricketer of the year, as well as one—day international women's cricketer of the year. she scored over 1300 runs and took 22 wickets over the season. after taking a break, she returned to the side in england's clean sweep over west indies in december. the icc described her as "as one of the most "pleasing batters to watch". staying with cricket — fast bowlerjofra archer, was one of the stars of en

cerebral palsy but he refuses to limit his dreams after applying to harvard, matthew and his twin sister magdaes way let the celebration begin. he wants to major in biology he thanked his teachers at the woodstock academy for encouraging him and his success. >> ooh >> is that not beautiful? >> yes i love that. i love sis right by his side hard to tell who is more excited. >>> coming up, history for avatar's long-awaited sequel and big screen success for a very creepy doll. remember this doll it was here last week. carson will round up a busy week, weekend in the box office. >>> first, unique perspective on the drama surrounding the royal family this morning. patti davis will be with us, of course, ronald reagan's daughter she had her own memoir now she says she has some regrets and advice for prince harry. we'll talk to patti right after thisis (vo) if you have thyroid eye diseasae and things are a no go because you keep seeing double, or...your bloodshot eyes have you seeing red, it might be time to discover another treatment option for thyroid eye disease, also known as t-e-d. to learn more,

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magda linette is a name that keeps hitting the headlines in melboure.at 830. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. it's been a bit upside down the last couple of days, hasn't it, so can you explain? jt’s couple of days, hasn't it, so can you exolain?_ couple of days, hasn't it, so can ouexlain? , , you explain? it's a very topsy-turvy at the moment _ you explain? it's a very topsy-turvy at the moment with _ you explain? it's a very topsy-turvy at the moment with temperatures i you explain? it's a very topsy-turvy i at the moment with temperatures this morning for example in the north of the country are a little bit lower than this time yesterday and in the south they are a little bit higher than they were yesterday. as we go to the next few days, where it's been cold by day, you'll find it's going to be less cold with temperatures turning where they should be and it will be mostly dry. i stress mostly dry because today we have a weather front which are sinking steadily southwards and bringing some rain. in the south, we've also got some fo

magda linette is a name that keeps hitting the headlines in melbourne. open men's wheelchair singles by beating gordon reid, before the british pair made a winning start to the defence of their doubles title. world number one hewett, 25, beat 31—year—old reid 6—2 6—4 to set up a semifinal with takuya miki ofjapan. newcastle united are on the brink of reaching a first cup final in almost a quarter of a century after beating southampton 1—0 in the first leg of their league cup semifinal. joelinton's goal gave them the advantage ahead of the retrun leg back in the north east next week. some were calling this the alan shearer derby last night, having featured for both clubs in his playing days. there last cup final came back in 1999, that was the fa cup final, when newcastle lost 2—0 to manchester united. celtic have completed the signing of striker oh hyeon—gyu from south korean club suwon samsung bluewings. the 21—year—old has moved to the scottish premiership leaders for an undisclosed fee, after agreeing a five—year contract. celtic manager ange postecog

the final is the rival from kazakhstan, elena rybakina, and arina will confront magda linet from poland, which is quite possible, a belarusian is waiting for us. the final flash mob grab from work secret documents joined by another american politician classified papers were found in the home of former us vice president michael pence, who served in this position from 2017 to 2021 tells cnn the level of confidentiality of documents is not yet clear, but the fbi department of justice already evaluate these materials and find out. how did they end up with the politician. the new york-based non-governmental organization committee for the protection of the press released data on deaths for 2022 journalists in the world, according to the organization , 67 correspondents were killed or killed during the past year. this is the highest figure since 2018, and compared to the twenty- first, the statistics increased by a record 50%. the organization clarified that 41 journalists died due to the performance of their professional duties, the cause of death of another 26 media employees is specified th

victoria ozarenko will play tomorrow for reaching the finals of rybina's universe, and arina will face magdaet from poland the anti-rating of the french president breaks all macron records for preparing a pension reform that provides for an increase in the retirement age, 62 to 64 years lost two more points the level of confidence to him. now the lowest since the time of his re-election to the post of president in april last year. according to a poll by the institute of public opinion, only 34% of the french declared their satisfaction with actions. the head of state does not cease the struggle of ratings in the united states in the us presidential elections if they were held now, donald trump would receive a little more votes than the current american president, according to a poll for trump, 44% of respondents would vote, while 41 were beaten %. and another 10% would vote for another candidate, and 4% have not yet decided on a decision. zelensky signed a scandalous law that toughens the responsibility of the ukrainian military for failure to comply with an order to flee from the battlefiel