i loved it very much i always shouted everywhere i'm from mariupol with marika i'm from marika, well, everyone is like that from marika, everyone is like that and what kind of people from marika are like that, we had a specific, specific city, they were all well, a little bit, so honorably, everything depends on physical strength, something like that there were such people, i thought, in ukraine, everyone could say, i can say that in my city, everyone there has some kind of gangster districts, we all have these 90s, but in mariupol it was heterotrophized, if you can say so. this is a difficult city, but it is mine, my love, my love is mariupol. this is my native land. at the beginning of the war, you were there. family, my family, they were all in mariupol. they survived it all. mother, sister, her child and her husband have a grandmother who passed away. hmm, my apartment, in which i live, survived lived in which every family was during the attack of the russians, the apartment is in normal condition and the aviator flew to one of the entrances, that is, the house is in a state of di

marika at the university of amsterdam and in oxford, an associate fellow of the united services institutee, thank you for joining us for inside story. thomas, your son, quinn died in the disaster. i know this has been a difficult time for your family. tell us first about how you felt when that verdict was read out in court. do you feel justice has been done, does this bring you any closure? >> i have difficulties talking about closure, this will never be closed. the truth is yesterday was important to all of us. it was important to me to finally hear a judge, an independent judge, well respected internationally, that would say what happened, who was responsible and who should be convicted. so, yes, it was a great day to finally here what we know already in the past years since we had received that information through different press channels already. >> you follow the top -- trial from the very beginning what was it like for your family and the other victims families who were there with you? >> i did go twice to the court. i lived in new york for five years. i was unable to attend but whe

and i always appreciated when i start with marika martin, you know, the, the 1st when a hallmark of this entire conflict is the amount of propaganda that has come out of the western governments and media. i mean, this is extraordinary because everything is very, it's inverted here. well, there has been a lot of prescott coverage of rushes initiative to disable ukraine's electricity grid. its power, a grid for me there seems like, you know, there's this narrative that ukraine is still winning, which is so kind of counterintuitive to what reality is on the ground, the more the electricity grid and infrastructure that is destroyed in you, ukraine, the less likely russia will have any interest in any kind of cease fire. i mean, well decide they want to cease fire is the side that's losing. but the west gives the perception that russia wants to cease fire in. so this is a so counterproductive and really destructive to ukraine because there is no reason why if you're winning, there's no reason why you shouldn't talk. go ahead martin. yeah, i think fake news is actually keeping this war going o

marika. hello. everyone.essica tarlov, alongica ta with rachel campos duffy, jerry jones, dagenrl mcdowell and jimmy0 fallon. it's five o'clock in new york city. and this is thand this ie five s biden is out i gn nantucket for thanksgiving and grappling with the most consequentiathl decision he'll have to make in his nearly 50 year political career. so far , will he run forjust reelection? the president, who just turneder 80 , taking time t

marika. hello. everyone. i'm jessica tarlov, alongica ta with rachel campos duffy, jerry jones, dagenrl mcdowell and jimmy0 fallon. it's five o'clock in new york city. and this is thand this ie five s biden is out i gn nantucket for thanksgiving and grappling with the most consequentiathl decision he'll have to make in his nearly 50 year political career. so far , will he run forjust reelection? the president, who just turneder 80 , taking time to talk with his family at the dinnerepo table on what his next stepsul should be , calling it, quote, ultimately a family decision. it cision. comes as he sees somi big leader and leaders in his party, like nancy pelosi, step aside as democrats cry out for a new generation. so whatever he decides is sure to send shockwaves throughout the democratic party and the country. >> but biden isn't too eagerwhat's to say what's on his mind. about 20 thank you notes. >> and as president bidenenti searches for aaln answer on twenty twenty four , his potential successor, vice. pr

this is all for tomorrow from open textbooks for twelve-year-old marika.lanche, poetry of knowledge. pushkin 's multiplication of fractions, culture, byzantium all this sixth graders. certainly. you need to learn today, because tomorrow will be a new day. and the new information was given a very huge amount of homework. i. well, i didn't know, like a child. can do this, in addition to the rest of the lessons. i approached her and i say, well, this is your initiative. she says no program, so such an educational program. it seems that every schoolchild strives to make an academician every day a colossal amount of information enters children's heads. but, is there a lot of rhetorical question left there, in general, you spend time on lessons, then somewhere around 8 or 10 o'clock at school eight lessons begin 8-15. here are 7 lessons, maybe eight schools. the program has expanded, but the standards have remained theirs. these uh didactic units must be accommodated, uh, at a time that increases no longer . under what conditions it is impossible to increase the

come on, mom, well, wait, i'm getting married marika wake me up let the toys collect marik rise i don'tat we won’t be traced and you took the application. i don't believe. i tell her she is quite smooth of her children. no, so she takes care of boarding schools . if she would wait, she would chop off half of our apartment and return the sled like that. i listen and at the sea the sea at the sea at the sea at the sea let me help you manage it yourself. i'm sorry for serezha, but i'm not to blame for anything. i would never become steal a boyfriend from a friend. she did not become. i said that i could not be with him and about the pregnancy. i said too. why? why do n't you like him at all? he is so kind and reliable. well, what's the future ? please don't kick me out. i can still work. it's not difficult for me, and i have nowhere else to go. and i don't care. gather things. and move out. did seryozha say? probably, women's consultations reported. autumn is coming. there are already yellow leaves coming across. you know, when i look at the trees, i imagine that i myself seem to fallen le