yes, this is strong marian and yesterday i asked dmitry shevchenko a question on the air, i say, listenhen i’m already talking interestingly, i can ask question. like in your city. and you will answer me, you know calmly, nothing flew in, nothing rattles, and so on and so forth. well, we are with him so it's the same smiled at each other, you understand that this moment will come not so far away. and volnovakha is now here, since we were reading shevchenko, quietly, this moment will come and now it’s going to worry. life goes on the lilac we bought will also grow. who knows, the continuation of life and these wonderful guys are learning to live and, most importantly, their desire for peace to finally come and everything goes towards this. glory i want to say more to god. i felt something, but it’s understandable and what, it’s understandable that these guys lived for so many years under shelling for they were used to the sounds, there are bombings. they already distinguish. at the sound there is such a mine from any mine and so on. god forbid such an experience to someone, but but the f

yes, this is strong marian and yesterday i asked asked a question i'm talking to dmitry shevchenko on air, listen. now, when it's already interesting, i can ask you a question. like in your city. and you will answer me, yes, you know calmly, nothing flew in, nothing rattles, and so on and so on. well, we are with him so it's the same smiled at each other, realizing that at this moment it will not be so far away. and volnovakha is now here, since shevchenko and i dreamed quietly, this moment will definitely come and now it’s quiet to worry. life goes on the lilac we bought will also grow. how to know the continuation of life and these wonderful guys are learning to live and, most importantly, their desire for peace to finally come and everything goes towards it. well, thank god, i want to say more. i felt something, but it’s understandable, and that it’s understandable that these guys lived for so many years under shelling for they got used to the sounds, there are bombings. they already distinguish by sound. there is such a mine from a blue mine and so on. god forbid such an experienc

to shoot me those same the pictures were distributed to all western publications by the face of marian andhibirsky became a symbol, supposedly. beast from the russian military. at the same time, she is a popular blogger in ukraine with 100,000 subscribers, but internet mobile communications did not work in mariupol and the girl, as if she disappeared after almost a month on her page, finally commented on the air raid on the maternity hospital. and this is for reporters. she said and still then on the spot. they also asked me if there was an air flight on the ice? i replied that no one had heard of the air currency, that is, about the ancient blows, but in fact, as if there were no accompanying sounds e neither after these blows. well, they didn't seem to get the information right. they cut her out. is it hardly? somewhere the story about the air strike that the russian aviation allegedly inflicted on kiev was lost is much more convenient, right? although military experts initially said an air raid would have put only ruins from the building, it is unlikely that you marianne was made only b

literally there 5-10 minutes later, the continuation did not follow, the military came and said marian and the reporters appeared immediately, as if they knew in advance equipped in helmets and began to shoot, they came and after even interviewing maryana again said that there was no a. there was no flight to the maternity hospital. however, later in that conversation on the internet, she still could not find an important point. in this story, how the ukrainian military treated pregnant women, how they transferred everyone to one room, because they needed a generator, and then they also took food. the military did nothing to help the military came one day and asked for food. and here, and they are told, well, what kind of food, but it's all for pregnant women. so they say, we haven't eaten anything for 5 days. so they took our food, which they say, well, cook some more. russia is conducting purposeful and coordinated work in ukraine to evacuate civilians and foreign citizens from dangerous areas, this is stated in a statement by the russian ministry of defense , humanitarian centers open d

so in the region of the need c, r, and there's been a 2 strikes in our close yachting and marian car. this is roughly it to give you an idea between levine in the west and a capital a key f, a. there are reports of people are dead there and people injured it. there's also been 2 strikes in the revenue region where no injuries have been reported so far. so, as you can see, of course, war is raging in the eastern part of ukraine, mostly, but now at the russian strategic seems to really also have broadened all over the country. russia has said that it would target ukraine's or military infrastructures, and it seems to put this to, to work, at least at this morning. we had another letter last night. this is a very regular occurrence here. and i think we're going to see more of that in the coming days in the coming weeks. that's not the political situation in a press briefing, the polish ukrainian border. are you a sector of state antony blink. and i just outlined that he was convinced of ukraine's success. let's have a quick listen. ukrainians are standing up. they're standing strong, and

. >>> marian and katherine know real estate. ght now? >> energized. >> competitive. >> challenging. >> reporter: 20 years in the business in washington, d.c. and they've never seen a market like this. >> we are used to being classified as competitive. how, this is new. >> home sales are soaring and inventory is down. >> builders are building as much as they can but not enough to meet demand. you get high prices. >> reporter: then the impact of the pandemic. now hit with the one-two punch of supply chain issues and inflation. after two years when staying home was paramount, investing in a moment started to take on new urgency for some, especially those eager to take advantage of historically low rates, including me. you guys helped me by my first home. was my process of norm? >> i would say it was because once you saw the property once, we had to immediately act. >> reporter: but sometimes it doesn't matter how fast you move. in san diego micah and her family are being outbid by more than $100,000 each time. >> it's a pretty large

both the far right opposition candidates. marian le pen and the incumbent president has been making a final push for votes. and we won't unite the country, only promising everything and financing nothing. we won't win any buttons on misunderstandings of the unlikely little souls. the latest polls show that my coin seems to have extended his lead, but look, pen is not giving up. with we miss over his shoulders, yet it's not the pulls that make an election. you know, we often say the polls make the campaign a don't make the elections. i keep that moto, the reason both are vying for votes from supporters of far left candidate, jean luc milan shown who won 20 percent in the 1st round on the streets of paris. neither le pen nor my call are popular with this key group of voters that we haven't had a choice in the 2nd round for ages. i'll go for the least worst choice. i won't be voting for the right or the extreme right. you. it's become a campaign of style over substance my call attempting to shake off a reputation for arrogance and connect with working class voters. le pen trying to portr

and marian is the absolutely right. in fact, there was very little debate in the emergency committee on whether public health emergency of international concern exists. and it is very concerning that a lot of countries we're looking when we look at our numbers with the k, the testing strategies ah, changing people, countries are dropping the number of tests and doing so, even though we're reporting low numbers of cases, our epidemiologist is saying that our numbers should be interpreted with caution because so many countries are not just dropping their restrictions, but no longer doing the testing no longer really tracking what's happening with this virus. and that is really concerning. i'm at this is exactly what you are saying in the u. k. they are stopping funding for testing. so you on your own, your yeah, it's quite a complicated thing and i can see the point of why for testing is important, especially for us in terms of trying to find what the new variance i coming off and things like that. but at the same time as

, the most important was the marian that is, dedicated to the virgin mary, he was the embodiment of the ambitions of the inhabitants of the city, who then actively traded and became rich, the city flourished. marian costume, both then and now, the most important church in the city of gdansk and the largest brick church in europe, it was built for 160 years and completed only in 1502 during world war ii, it was badly damaged and then was built almost anew. now it is again the main pride, the city of gdansk, which, according to archaeologists, arose back in the eighth-ninth centuries, although the first documentary evidence of years refer to the year 997, that is, by the end of the tenth century in 1361 the city of gdansk becomes a member of the hanseatic. union all the wealth of the surrounding lands. and so grain, herring, wood passed through this largest port. this time is rightfully considered the golden period in the turbulent past of the city. the phantom mouse, who is a member of the gdansk history society, believes that everything built in gaza times must be returned again . we believe that the granaries on the strelka must be restored to their origi

and marian album up on the phone with that with all of that, you know, was done with the book. good bye. if you both like the i don't know where he bought them and again, journals in orange, i don't know if you ever do okay. but also to measure more ask a quick a little bit, but somewhere chance article, christine, we would the chimera to see which there is some jumping up with us. if you have a snow in my that it does it. i mean the money a comes out. okay. cool though, and i can fill out without knowing whether i need to get a quote on my end. but i was told my with mobile mobile and that to come up with with, with with my baby with a miss what, but what i want to talk with a so that is all the truth because it what, what is that? why why with. a i do not know. i don't with to renew it. in my god. i made the ongoing new brain, russia will some neighboring don't get me in a rush to attack on that soil. do you take that as a serious possibility of, of russia? i think there is serious possibility and absolute certainty is for who would like to do it on an deputy foreign minister.

on sunday, ukraine's remaining troops and marian people defined brushes, surrender or die ultimatum. some 2 half 1000 ukrainian troops are dug in here at the sprawling as of stuff steel plant. it is now the only known remaining pockets of resistance. many civilians and children also sheltering here. with the passing of the surrender deadline, pro russian separatist forces say they are now preparing for attack hoopa. is there only 2 blocks of buildings left before the mill? yeah, there's a small area around the factory and enemies. they're hiding in the basements, that your father gets over. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will show them 1st, before we send in close quarters, assault troops, which are about to talk to later. meanwhile, mario pulse defend his offset to fight till the end of my 1st guest. and i is frank leverage. he is a former british military officer. he served in the balkans in iraq and in afghanistan. he's now a senior lecturer in walton strategy at the university of portsmouth, frank, it's good to have you back on the program to night. you know, e

vlad got drunk on the same day and before slaughtering edik-bumagin. now engaged in this poison mariane so easy? bet and you thought the captain said that. why is everything written in detail in the report only our young detectives, as usual. my conclusions are read last. lenya a. what do you think, i don't know yet. a thank you thank you very much. that's all until citizen belogorsky suspected of murdering you is released for insufficiency. evidence. in addition, it turns out that they have a month of struggle for human rights in full swing, comrade stasik was lucky, let's go to the kvass house. let's see if some traces of a citizen of belogorsk remained. maybe soberly remember something. while pash bastard money with the release of you thank you are we familiar? not yet. i often detective semyonov and i need to talk to you with joy, but taking into account some features of the body. i need to take some medicine, i understand, wait i just have some with me. and pleasant surprises are good. thank you. to bumagi’s mother, you need to know whose number is the second from kunitsyn’s phone

and la hans regions ramadi, the net, he will as go velocity on sunday, ukraine's remaining troops and marian pull defined rushes, surrender or die ultimatum. some tune, half 1000 ukrainian troops are dug in here at the sprawling as of stall steel plant . it is now the only known remaining pocket of resistance. many civilians and children are also sheltering. here. with the passing of the surrender deadline, pro russian separatist forces say they are now preparing for attack. do but it's, there are only 2 blocks in the buildings left before the mill. yeah. there's a small area around the factory and the enemies. they're hiding in the basements. there you go. we're preparing the ground assault. the artillery will show them 1st before we send in close quarters, assault troops, which are available to talk to later. meanwhile, mario pulls defenders are set to fight till the end of july. it's net cough is a specialist in russian for insecurity and domestic policy. university college, london, i asked her what this lady's defensive means in terms of russia's tactics say, it depends what you mean is

and just shoot you. this family made it to the city of denise pro. after a hellish ordeal in their hometown of marian pole, sara had bombs clearing and exploded into 2 parts to head in the torso, british. and then small dance. 2 out of a time came and fragments flew into the windows into this cold kindergarten st. windows with all his oh and the house, shook so much for her shimmering and find me with the family is safe for now in their journey out involved multiple checkpoints before escaping russian controlled territory with global before there were 8 or 9 check points on the route when the villages of people with machine guns stood at the crossroads, while someone looked at the passports and said, oh, here are the children, you can drive great, i don't even cry. we see the 1st ukrainian check point. they said, now we will calls parisha the bush and escort car who will accompany you there with how much it was incredible. the red cross has been trying for weeks to help get people out and supplies in for those who cannot escape, marable. earlier we spoke, jolina still caused the deputy director gener

has been since 2015, but it's the areas around that city to the west of it. areas like div car and marian car, which we are hearing a lot of shelling, having taken place or taking place this morning. they've also been reports, the russian defense ministry saying that they have a number of what they describe as ukrainian military targets in the call cave region over nights. now of course, the russians say this, but as we saw yesterday, the heretic hit on those residential areas in odessa, resulting in those debts 8 people killed, including a baby. now, yesterday, we were in another area to the east of slavery and scan area called lucy chance with her a number of villages and towns that are being contested, heavy fighting in and around that area. the streets, the city of lucy chunks virtually deserted. however, there are still, as is often the case in areas like this, still a number of people who either call or refusing to flee the area. the soldiers said there had been a law in shelling. so we drove into the sea chance slack heaps from one of the many coal mines in the dawn by region skull

. >> at its finest, marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. states when he was 9 years old nd has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty severe circumstances that out to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. >> the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too building most of them when everybody wan

and just shoot you. this family made it to the city of denise pro. after a hellish ordeal in their hometown of marian por, bring a hero, a bomb clearing and exploded into 2 parts to head and the torso. and then small dom, still out of a plane and fragments flew into the windows into this cold kindergarten. so windows were all his oh and the house shook so much for sharing the fire. mean the family is safe for now. their journey out involved multiple checkpoints before escaping russian controlled territory. with global before there were 8 or 9 check points on the route in the villages. people with machine guns stood at the crossroads, took your someone, looked at the passports and said, oh, here are the children. you can drive you crazy or even cry. we see the 1st ukrainian check point. they said, now we will calls parisha and escort car who will accompany you there. with the red cross has been trying for weeks to help get people out and supplies in. for those who cannot escape marion pull don't take a quick look at some other ukraine related stories. i have a head of the international atomic energy a

i'm marian, i haven't seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. they want to know what makes the germans did. he just did the gym, loved and batting away, but i'm not even know how to work my own car. and everyone was laid. holden every day, just getting a you ready to meet the german can join me, right? just do it on d. w. how long does it last awe or an eternity time? it can be measured precisely, and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time to time the phenomena, a dimension and illusion about time starts april 14 on d, w. ah, ah, shift spatial the data traces we leave online at why these are sort of valuable for companies. facebook collect our data to create accurate user profiles. the company may well know more of our secrets than even our closest friends and family. ah, oh good. someone is using their found to go online again. i already know her. it's adeena. 30 years old, lives in cologne, originally from cedar. trained in communication 1st and now studies business administration. she told me all of

resistance, ukraine's as all regiment or has released a video of civilians. sheltering and bunkers beneath the plant. in marian poll, it's not clear when or where the video was filmed. many of those in the tunnels are children. oh yes, i hope we can leave here and see the sun. because we've been sitting here for 2 months already and i want to see the sun. because in here it's dark. not like outside some when our houses are rebuilt and now we can live in peace reform. let ukraine win, because ukraine is our native home claim and the lesson windham. meanwhile, ukraine is pushing back hard at russian forces, taking advantage of new weapons flowing in from western allies. this video purports to show a russian helicopter shot down while another flies away. but even when ukrainians succeed in retaking territory, the invaders leave a path of death and destruction behind them, bodies and burned out buildings. the testify to the brutality that's been brought to bear on civilians. since the war started. ukrainian president voluminous lensky held a news conference earlier today. our correspond mathias bellinger was there

i'm marian, i haven't seen from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching that he wants to know what makes the germans here just in the gym. loved via and batting away from africa. i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and every day getting are you ready to meet the german and join me rachel stuart on d. w. how long does a.

it's next president, voters are deciding between incumbent emanuel michael and far right. candidate. marian le pen grains present again, calls for a meeting with his russian count of odd, but warned talks or off. if soldiers in mary.

to have stopped in residential areas and he's now confined to the industrial outskirts of the city, juggles guide to declare mirabella, the entire urban area of marian paula's complaint, declared the militants of the neo nazi as old battalion foreign mercenaries and ukrainian troops or the remnants of the ukrainian group, a county completely blocked on the territory of the ava's style metals plants. there any chance to save their lives as to voluntarily lay down their arms and surrender. during the liberation of marian pole, $1464.00 ukrainian service men have already surrendered. the number of their surrendering is increasing daily, including those who escape from the territory of avar style. to day the losses of ukraine amount to 23367 people there. but a doctor of regarding the announcement by the russian ministry of defense would mug a milestone, perhaps the beginning of the end of the battle of mario. but because it was the urban combat raging throughout the city, that was the worst of it, the most brutal part of the fighting residential building to residential building. 3 busy where, where tens of thousands of civilians were held hostage by na

yes, my name is marian, and i work for la rasa community resources, and i want to tell you that it doesn't matter if la rasa has 50 years of community experience or less, the money needs to be distributed. i thank you to mohcd for keeping the door open and making sure that families receive their money in a more accurate and a more substantial way, taking down barriers and allowing requirements. >> clerk: thank you so much for your comments. mr. atkins, next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is [indiscernible] and i'm [indiscernible] at homie. as an organization, we've also been open during the pandemic. our latin-based organization is in proximity to the mission corridor and has continued to operate, as well. in addition to rent assistance, we provide food for 800 households a week, and the demographics we serve is citywide. i see it firsthand and strongly affirm community members in need of support within the 16 street corner and citywide will continue to access city services within the strong network of city agencies, and on behalf of our organization, we thank the city for supporting v

way too many boats getting way too close to the animals and causing them stress at what time marian, fuck such practices are now a rarity. but on us and to our guides have received special training. they know that in the long run, it's bad for the business to fight and the dolphins away. so thin of what thought is it will actually move. if people are not actually observing the right don't to go to her practices. then the current is the, the effect, the normal behavior does meaning that her, in terms of even be production that can be affected and some still cut dolphins intentionally or low. it's illegal. even fish in holding in small fish, hot dawkins by depleting their food sauce. live hoo. ha people, boom, illegal official that did need to miss is there be competition all the little feeds that is available there in their core system. so it good fishing affects the kidney buttons of that particular animal. finally, that is such as have time to look at the photos taken on the boat ship that morning . by examining details like the ship of the fins, they can recognize what types of dolp

and just shoot you . this family made it to the city of denise pro. after a hellish ordeal in their hometown of marian poll, sierra had dom clearing and exploded into 2 parts to head in the tow. so if at all, and then small bombs, 2 out of a plane in fragments flew into the windows, into this cold kindergartens and windows with overhead. oh. and the house shook so much all her hammering and find me with the family is safe for now. their journey out involved multiple checkpoints before escaping russian controlled territory. with global before there were 8 or 9 check points on the route will in the villages . people with machine guns stood at the crossroads, looking for someone, looked at the passports and said, oh, here are the children. you can drive you crazy. i don't even cry. we see the 1st ukrainian check point. they said, now we will calls apparition the english and escort car will accompany you there. with the red cross has been trying for weeks to help get people out and supplies in. for those who cannot escape marion pull in for more now i'm joined by olean is so codes. she's deputy director g

marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old and has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty severe circumstances that out to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was also born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too building most of them

russia's president has declared victory in the battle for the besieged, ukrainian city of marian palm. let me put and ordered his troops to seal off the steel works where ukrainian soldiers and civilians had trapped the last pocket of resistance in the city. permission is shown in for the summer. i consider the proposed storming of the industrial area pointless. i order to aborted this is the case when we must thing. that is we must always think. but even more so in this case, about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and offices, there's no need to climb into these catacombs and call underground to these industrial facilities block off the industrial area. so that not even a fly comes to new satellite imagery is showing what appears to be another mass grave in ukraine. the site is in a field in the town of men who should marry palm us satellite company max out technology says at least 200 new graves. what does between march and mid i'm from question forces say they've captured 42 villages in cranes, east and on bass region. one ukrainian official confirmed the losses, but says they could

. >> at its finest, marian lava was born and raised in ukraine. he moved to the states when he was 9 years old and has served as a firefighter with the san jose fire department for 7 years. he says it means the world to him that his union, san jose firefighters, local to 30 chose to host a fundraiser at the brit sports pub and patio saturday. the percentage of food beverage and raffle proceeds going to help. ukrainian first responder put their lives on the front line like we do here. you pretty severe circumstances without to do toes of ukrainian firefighters in action are displayed inside the brit. >> the venue open 2 hours early to host the event which raised more than $5,000. that much money will be able to get a lot of medical you know, it. >> get everything that they can do this to support the citizens that they're rescuing out collins lives in the bay area now but was born and raised in ukraine. she stopped by with her family support fund raiser and her family overseas living through the russian invasion. there's too building most of them wh

attacks and ingenious israeli forces fighting a vehicle, injuring one man victim is the brother of the individual suspected of being by the shooting in tel aviv last thursday. 3 people were killed. marian barger t as a political writer in research and explains what triggered these recent attacks. these are palestinian acts of resistance and confrontation. i think it has less to do with the fact that it's some of the on and more to do with the fact that for the past couple of years, israel hasn't been increasing. it has been intensifying and further brutalizing its assault on palestinians. it is gone to a point where nobody say not palestinians with israeli citizenship, not palestinians, and the best, not policies in the west, and not palestinians, and forced exile. and i really think that the settler regime is reaching a point where it's we either take it all now or, or, or we risk losing parts of but you know, they're, they're annexation. there has been an intensification of land seizures, but burning palestinian all the groves of mass detention and incarceration of politically active use as well as demolitions. we have reached some peak frequencies in the missions of palestinian civi

she has a beautiful gallery in chicago, and she's opened a brand-new one in paris. marianeorld. >> this picture was taken in a kind of exotic land of western people who are colonizing africa. >> as a black person, or as a mixed, as a brown, thinking to make art requires a lot of audacity and a lot of confidence because what you are motivated, what you see that looks like you. >> host of nomad carlton mccoy joins us now. great to meet you. from your grandma's kitchen in southeast washington, d.c., to master sommelier and world tra traveler. how did this happen? >> a long story, longer than we have time for, but it's been quite a journey and seems like i'm just starting a new one. >> you are starting a new one. i was just asking you, is your show really going to piss me off the way stanley tucci's does. am i going to be envious the whole time? >> i would say there's a bit of fo fomo, but we share the journey with you. there's a lot of pent-up desire to travel, so hopefully this motivates them to jump back on the plane and start exploring again. >> you are going to be having t

i'm like a bit marian, but he a fin lab with our awful mom and with out in the who am i going to look at the co, lo, maybe i could use my vision a young little will i be considered into play? seen a danny. they were show many electronic tablet maybe i felt or possibly had your manila shot violet. i'm a member of them, a leap in with that at the out of the gotcha that that will bad. miss andy and becky, seen in the one in the old, one of the ones that have a few, mcdaniel i have here. i'm and you can switch out of that. i bought a switch on development for this prototype. and after that, we have to do our best fits just in our system area. you're going to test everything. they load the drawing. so this is very stand by the way, we're going to move in a busy, busy, busy, and i, we have the problem is i mentors that we show so this one in with, to make this a day and fly everything fly in my mind. oh gosh, what about with betty? i got called my might have to get a papa. yeah. me in the us. it could be if i live in one. got in a new a visa card, but mastercard, man, us with that, i know t

and can i can i can i add to just really emphasize that point that marian's making? she mentioned there were 2 reasons for testing. one is indeed to know who is infected to keep the, the, basically the infected away from the healthy. but the other big thing, and the only thing we're very concerned about is if you're not testing, we're not being going to be able to do the genetic sequencing to identify the variance. now we're really lucky, the south africans have done this great work. this is a 2nd time brown. they've really shown one doing the work achieves. but we need this to, but you happening everywhere. we've got huge amounts of virus circulating. we've seen that without mccormick, worried about 5, some lineages and several of them are causing a lot of trouble. so if we're not tracking, we're not finding out whether there's something around the corner that's going to give us a lot more trouble. so, so i'm actually, if i just, yeah, if i can, this is a really oh, this is a real debate i because if you're not testing because you can't afford it and you're not going

and surrender . during the liberation of marian pole, $1464.00 ukrainian service men have already surrendered. the number of their surrendering is increasing daily, including those who escape from the territory of avar still to day, the losses of ukraine amount to 23367 people. the daughter of together, the announcement by the russian ministry of defense would mug a milestone baptist, the beginning of the end of the battle of mary ogle because it was the urban combat raging throughout the city. that was the worst of it, the most brutal part of the fighting residential building to residential building. busy where, where tens of thousands of civilians were held hostage by nationalists, a who shot as anyone trying to escape from the city. people were confined to their apartments, to basements, as fighting above them, a rage assa. i'd have ferocious and a terrified pace. nevertheless, with the announcement that the city proper had been the liberated from nationalists and now that the fighting will be concentrated on the as of steel and the ard works industrial complex that'll be of relief to civil

and will work. clear. yes, thank you very much marian you're just you're just a good fellow thank you very much coming backoadcast to us. thank you maryana naumova was in direct contact with us from donetsk. and in general, you know, i look at these people and right now we were talking, yes, you remember a few minutes ago. it’s embarrassing to be russian, that’s what it is, it means i bought the hat anyway, it means they deprived the accounts, but look to him, see a few examples of russian people one shows his house here you can place here you can place a girl, says with what eyes. i don’t know angelic, - he says, i know what to do, when you need to shoot, you need to fall down and with your hands, close your head and close your eyes, and you know, maryana, who saw these children and went to donetsk, you know, it’s not a shame to be russian, but happiness to be a russian boy who sits and says, and i want the world to be just such a world. he, like, still does not know, but very will know soon. we continue to work live. i want to show you the cover of a popular british edition, called itself, but it's not a

search, they guessed there their philosophies there, they guessed their marian science there, they invented their religious cults there, andcause we remember it all like this and these eyes are completely primitive well, well, this is equals so i say russian in russian back and er, it means russian books there, which means deaf vs. on these titles or there it means to read, but it was not distributed anywhere all these years, there were millions of copies , so it all appeared to be an apologetic of the gulag. well , everything is modern, yes, it means an apologetic of criminality, an apologetic of constant revisions of history. uh, he is very talented , so our freelance ukrainian journalist made it huge, they couldn’t even print it completely, because the magazine is limited, uh, limited area , uh, it’s just a near-year review of russian yes so-called fantastic works means with an alternative history of god, that is, well, even i am there, that means, well, a person who is interested in, well, many things that perhaps today do not seem necessary, and then it seems that what to accept and i studied it. i had no idea how man

strikes, destroyed the windshield side windows and door, where he shifts as he house people in his clubs, bomb shelter until it was safe enough to drive out of marian year. just so it so happened that i was bringing insulin and food over and i wanted to have, i create some people, but i couldn't leave for 6 days in those 6 days every day i went around and gather people. i went to barb shelters where conditions were wars where there were pregnant woman the children. i took them from their bro, them to my bumps shelter. this is how 163 people turned into 200. all of them stayed in my shelter, and all of these 200 people were able to get out. still to come, this are far more diverse steps up, security after new explosions, targeting radio mass in the russian bathroom regulations, mystery of region. and coming face to face with ancient goddess garza and farmer us for our 1000 year old canaanites dating ah hello, we have seen some very heavy rain recently into our central australia tuesday. in the south australian outback, we had 69 millimeters of brain though, wet a single day for 33 years. that where to where that now moves a little further southwards

and $144000.00 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones. joe biden also said there is no evidence that marian pole has fallen to russia. it comes after moscow claimed victory. they're saying russian forces have quotes, successfully liberated the port city in southeast in ukraine. some 2000 soldiers and 1000 civilians are still believe to be holding out inside the vast as of stars, steal plans in the city chief is demanding moscow open a humanitarian corridor. which are the civilians leave. president putin called off plans to storm the complex. instead in a televised meeting, he told his defense minister to completely seal off the area. are report now on the steel plant that has become a symbol of ukrainian resistance. the vast as of style steel times seen here and footage from russian se televisions, ukrainian forces are holding out inside my tuple, has witnessed nearly 2 months of heavy fighting with much of the strategic port and ruins. president putin has claimed victory in the city and told his defense minister to seal off its defenders in their last stronghold. but living by considered t

france chooses its next president, voters are deciding between incumbent emanuel michael and far right. candidate, marian le, pen grains present again, calls for a meeting with his russian count of odd, but warned, talks are off, if soldiers in marable are killed. and ukraine says, the u. s. is top diplomat and defense chief are due in keys, but there's been no confirmation from the biden administration. also this, our farmers block roads in argentina's capital to protest against export taxes on their crops. ends on sort of hearts of your sports news, twice and fury knock sounded in whites to retain his heavyweight boxing title, but then announces he plans to retire. we begin this news our in france way voting is underway in the presidential election. run off fall right candidate mary lou. penn has cast her ballot in the north of france. she has voted in, in, on board all the time where she was 1st elected to the french national assembly depends better at her showing in the 1st round compared to the last election in 2017. she took just over 23 percent of the vote. she's hoping to become francis 1st femal

and through jim crow. that when senators could no longer ping her on marian, let's be clear when president biden said that he wouldn't nominate a black one in united states supreme court. there were social media messages and interviews that it would be a lesser person, a lesser than that. this would be a person who wouldn't be able to distinguish between a fashion catalog and a legal case, but all of that really excoriating girlish kinds of attacks. not even knowing who you would nominate. and then she turns out to have this record a record that is so exceptional that it exceeds that of the people who currently sit on the court when they were 1st nominated. and that says a lot about how the expectations for black women must be that you must be actually more qualified and over qualified for some of these positions, and yet be regarded and treated with such indignity and disdain. and part of that was just really heartbreaking. i think not only for black women to see, but i think that americans were really repulsed by that such that she can wear those hearings where she was crazy. roland poised, and didn't fi

and through jim crow. that when senators could no longer ping her on marian, let's be clear when president bindings said that he would nominate a black woman to united states supreme court. there were social media messages and interviews that it would be a lesser person or lesser than that. this would be a person who wouldn't be able to distinguish between a fashion catalog and a legal case, but all of that really excoriating girlish kinds of attacks. not even knowing who you would nominate. and then she turns out to have this record a record that is show exceptional that it exceeds that of the people who currently sit on the court when they were 1st nominated. and that says a lot about how the expectations for black women must be that you must be actually more qualified and over qualified for some of these positions, and yet be regarded and treated with such indignity and disdain. and part of that was just really heartbreaking. i think only for black women to see, but i think that americans were really repulsed by that such that she can wear those hearings where she was crazy, old and poised, and didn't fin