always count on each other's shoulders i am in the intelligence unit , comrade myron and his friendrves in the group engineering mine support, that is, you know he didn't blow up the bridge, the column came, the pendant came, the infantry fell, you understand, i gave the wrong coordinates, they went on the offensive, it destroyed the same infantry, that is, it is all interconnected, a full-scale invasion brought them even closer, brought them closer, of course, that's what i saw that what kind of person is it, one thing that he and i could drink , for example, there in a glass of beer, then in that situation you understand that this person is more important to you than the movement because, well, i will live on depending on him why the guys have been at war since 2017. the experience gained in donbas came in handy during the defense of kyiv. at that time, we gathered in the contractors who had, well, more than one trip to the area of ​​hostilities. well , they made a means of such a surprise effect of the attack , and they did not expect it. in them, all the infantry drove in cars f

what myron, a postdoctoral researcher at the department of war studies at kings college london . obviously, her song was a slap into put in faith when the russian troops left her son and had to switch to defensive positions along with near river. so obviously what russia's trying to do right now is on the one hand, they want to show that the ukranian forces cannot hold it and cannot protect the citizens living there. so they are basically trying to terrorize the population so that the people lose credibility and the power of the ukrainian forces on the one hand. on the other hand, it doesn't, it shouldn't be interpreted as russia attempt to retain her phone. that would be strategically unwise, because they have quite solid defensive position along the river. and they just don't have the manpower right now. but what they're trying to do is to pin down ukrainian forces in person because they're real fighting is going on somewhere else around pock marked and the wrong sort of in criminal. and that's basically the major focus for the russians. and can you tell us more about that heav

always count on each other's shoulders, i am in the reconnaissance unit, comrade myron and his friendoup saperno support, that is, you know he didn't blow up the bridge, but the column came, the pendant fell, the infantry fell, you see, i gave the wrong coordinates, they went on the offensive, they destroyed the same infantry, that is, it is all interconnected, the full-scale invasion brought them even closer, brought them closer, of course, closer, what i saw was what kind of person this is. the point is that he and i could drink , for example, a glass of beer there, then in that situation you understand that this person is more important to you than the movement because, well, i will live on depending on him. why did the guys in the war from 2017 win in donbas on one occasion during the defense of kyiv, we had a gathering of contract soldiers who had, well, more than one trip to the area of ​​hostilities, well, they made a means of such a surprise effect of the attack, and they did not expect, uh, all the infantry in them traveled by cars for the first time at the beginning of march

i think marina myron meanwhile, vladimir putin has vowed russia will achieve all its goals in ukraine. in an address to, to fence chiefs, the russian president told them the military would receive whatever it needed without financial limits. he went on to say that the russian navy would be equipped with new hypersonic cruise missiles early next year. and that moscow would continue to develop a strategic nuclear forces to actually upgrade your way to go through with sodium them everything. a service man needs should be modern, i'm drink comfortable with you and reliable you and the supply should be based on real needs. ideally, you normally minyard. if some departmental standards are outdated pneumonia they need to be changed quickly run a good unit. i know i would like to draw the attention of the minister of defense on the chief of the general staff and all the commanders who are represented to you . we have no funding restrictions, though. you the country or army, the government, give everything that the army asks for, with everything will bring them. i hope the answer will be appro

how to use the missiles properly could take as long as 6 weeks and am very pleased to welcome marina myron from the defense studies department at kings college london for more on this story. marina patriot missiles could soon be headed for ukraine. do you think they would make a serious difference in this war? thank you for having me. so yes, absolutely. oh, 1st of all we have to consider is it. this is a most sophisticated system that is being promised to ukraine. so in theory, patrick missile systems could make a difference. however, we have to remember that they will not be deployed immediately. and that training has to take place or has been an arrangement to, to train ukrainian troops in drew, many to operate so systems. so the big question is on what will happen on the battlefield until the systems arrive? will they be able to arrive from time to save the ukrainian power grid? so that's basically the main problem. and also, as the lensky and the generals loosely have pointed out, it's not enough. so they want a long range missiles, which the united states doesn't want to provide. so

which he shines for 15 years, he is detained and the trial is ongoing. the 64-year-old priest of the myronkilling myron residents and destroying their homes and everything around the ukrainian armed forces went even further, the so-called father onufry from kyiv, his name is actually serhiy tarasov, during the search of his apartment, our security forces found weapons, explosives, russian rubles, imperial symbols and correspondence in the phone where he gave information about our military to the curators from skripostan. and also promised to take kyiv together with the kadyrivians, now will he take the ballad in his mouth with gratitude in his hands with the colorado ribbon and the medal for the defense of crimea , the bishop of simferopol and crimea confidently carries the word of god of the diocese of the moscow patriarchate, konstantin chernyshov, served before the occupiers, he helped during the annexation of the peninsula in 2014, the jewish temple served as a military base for the polite little green men who kept weapons, ammunition and provisions for baptism at the service, orders a

go to the west, but maintain ties with ukraine, accordingly, they raise their children themselves myroneaded that he also believed that it was necessary to fight the threat of communism and active actions, not just by passively protesting leaving the soviet occupation, but in some way to oppose that communism with weapons in hand, and he, as a professional military man, chose a business trip as they say, i am talking about vietnam not only because he was a professional military man, but it was his specialty, so to speak, for career growth, of course, it also helped, but above all because it was an opportunity to resist communism, an opportunity to take revenge for the suffering of his parents, an opportunity to take revenge for the bloody repressions that the soviet government carried out here in the 39th and 41st years on the territory of galicia, myronti durik belonged to the ukrainian patriotic organization plast, in the usa his comrades called him a mad cossack general helmur, the co-author of the book, considers diturik the best company commander he has ever known. he carefully tho

that is dr. marina myron post doctoral researcher at the department of war studies college. lyndon thank you. well, clean up operations are underway in parts of the united states and canada, in the aftermath of what's being called the blizzard of the century. the winter storm has claimed over 50 lives across the us. with some people found frozen to death in vehicles or snow banks. buffalo in upstate new york bore the brunt of the blizzard snow. plows have been working to clear the drifts and emergency workers have been going door to door to check on, residents were left without power. mm. a lighthouse encased in ice in across the continent. winter storm elliot has left striking scenes of beauty in its wake and frightening scenes of devastation, radio. my current state and military police have been called into the hard hit city of buffalo to ensure drivers keep off the roads. a driving ban had been issued earlier, but some was still found dead in their cars. so i won't be boiler standard log. roads that are completely blocked right now that have no access whatsoever. and people are trying

also coming up the flight of those seeking a better life on this international myron stay, our reporter goes to a camp in serbia to find out why people from the middle east are trying to make it to europe. and the biggest showdown and world football has arrived. lean on, messy takes on kilian and bob a as raining champions friend's face argentina in the world comp final. ah a marion. i haven't seen thanks for joining us. covered 19 cases are surging across china as people take advantage of new freedoms. nationwide frustration and unprecedented public protests, forest authorities to ease quarantine and travel restrictions bud since then, more and more people are testing positive official figures on infections and fatalities remain low. but some estimates put the likely death toll at more than 1000000. by the end of next year. people in beijing line up to get nasal spray boosters. cases are surging after the government abruptly ended. it's strict 0 coven policy. in the wake of nationwide protests against the restrictions authorities are trying to persuade reluctant seniors and others at r

that is our to marina myron post doctoral researcher at the department of war studies can college london thank you. while the united states and canada are digging out from what's been called the blizzard of the century, an emergency has been declared for new york state, which has been bearing the brunt of the snow storm. more than 50 people have died across the united states. snow has burried parts of buffalo, new york, and emergency crews are struggling to reach trump residence. some of the dead have been found frozen in vehicles and snow banks. ah, a lighthouse encased in ice in across the continent. winter storm elliot has left striking scenes of beauty in its wake and frightening scenes of devastation, radio state and military police have been called into the hard hit city of buffalo to ensure drivers keep off the roads. a driving ban had been issued earlier, but some was still found dead in their cars. so i won't be boiler standards. log. roads that are completely blocked right now that have no access whatsoever. and people are trying to drive into on these roads or trying to get in

yeah, myron you had a question here. thank you. a comment and then a question my comment is, in fact, this is the age it a shortcoming yes. this is the age of coal. coal consumption this year, according the iea, will set an all time record globally. my question is, mark, i take your point that the the politicos moved from legislation to executive fiat in emergency powers and emergency power but the congress did pass the inflation reduction act so-called. and i'd like to ask you what you think is going to happen, because there's this guy named john podesta who's put in charge of doling out the money. now the word corruption comes to my mind and. i wonder whether you think the corruption that's going to follow is really a good thing or a bad thing. i mean corruption is generally regarded as bad. the reduction act was basically a partizan line vote, a sort of a party loyalty test and it was very focused on climate. it's funny, all these democratic congressmen come out, admitted nothing, do with inflation. they just call it that becaus

if she is lucky, i will burn her, i didn't have to show heroism, my brother came to the rescue, if myron hadn't gotten into the car, the vehicle was there with another turk, we didn't come because, well, there was no choice there was not, and all the more so knowing that there were three hundred guys, how were they? well, leave them there. i think that i was saved, of course, because, well, you understand, i had a complicated wound and a very large blood loss. and for example, if i suffered two clinical deaths and remained alive at 63% , er, to whom i will lose. i wish you would not reach me, because the tourniquet is trivial to me because, well, seryoga, he put the tourniquet on, but eh, yes, no, i haven’t thanked you in fact, well, thank you, to whom the vladimir cemetery rests, those who were less fortunate, bleeding, they passed in the face of everyone this closest comrades with tragic stories as a reminder of the price of our freedom before death he came to see the child because he did not see her his wife to visit her little daughter well as if saying goodbye there was a direct hit

and how society reacted to such plans of myron alexei good evening. well, it’s understandable how outrage is growing, because all these sentiments are spilling out not only in the press or social networks. well, on the street soviet in poland come not only to the elderly , but in general to everyone indiscriminately. the poles curse the army. not wanting to take up arms, a wave of protests is now all over the republic of warsaw krakow roslav. here is an action there in front of the building of one of the military registration and enlistment offices, young people with posters on which military service is written - this is slavery, the demonstrators insist that there should be a general conscription in the country, and the choice to serve or not, but everything ended almost in ukrainian style with slogans. who does not jump, he goes to the army. download protests in poland against the upcoming military exercises in march, about which the local press burst into loud headlines, they intend to call up to 200,000 people. this is despite the fact that the se

made it here and want to seek asylum the last couple months we've been especially busy founder doctor myron glick worries extending title. 42 will lead migrants to take even more dangerous routes to try to avoid expulsion. we hear stories. it's not unusual for us to take care of families whose children have drowned. it is across the river. >> like that, just the suffering that people are going through and this exacerbates that suffering. well, that was evan lambert reporting now the supreme court could hear arguments in february. >> as whether or not the republican led states can intervene in the title. 42 battle. there could be a decision sometime this summer. in the east bay at bart police say say a man is dead after an apparent overdose on a train. he was found just after midnight at the bay fair station in san leandro, police tried to revive him with narc. can which can overdoses. so the cp are, but they were unable to revive that man. in the south bad, former mma star cain, velasquez court appearance was canceled wednesday. it's not clear why, but he's due back in court on january 4th.

expressively, this one conveyed that he put his sculpture on a par with the ancient discus thrower myronhelangelo's david and pooh of the renaissance after the death of ivan shadra flying began to be cast in bronze. the name of the monument has become a household name; one of them was erected in kiev in 1982. the monument was dedicated to the friendship of workers the podolsky district and the krasnopresnensky district of moscow were installed on podol on krasnaya presnya square in 2016, they were demolished, because he sinned twice, the first time when he became a symbol of the russian revolution, the second after the maidan began to remind of the times when the people of kiev. they were friends with the muscovites and soon named the square. but the fate of the shadrin girl, svetly, who ended up in the ukrainian voroshilovgrad, present-day lugansk, is somewhat different , but in its own way also very typical. immediately he was fond of singing and acting and painting, but at the beginning of the twenties of the last century, he left all his hobbies and focused exclusively on culture, th

he looked at the process of takeoff and landing of planes, then the time of myron's gifts , his sisterceive a quadcopter, filled out an application for a wish tree, without any hope, not calculation. what happened to what? well, it's just a miracle mironov 6 years old. he hours twenty-ninth kindergarten combined, type, he has a disability diagnosed with autism. this is probably beyond words . i managed to cry this money to yaroslav twice. well, 6 years too. he dreams of heaven, his mother helped him write a letter to the wish tree. yaroslav had a tour of the saransk airport and then presented himself with toys that he liked everything on the tree. yes, what do you like the most? the all-russian action tree of desires takes place in the country for the fourth year the minister, the head of the region actors, help to fulfill dreams, children from low-income families in total during this time the wishes of 59,450 applicants kurbatov 200 were fulfilled. the state duma took the procession over these settlements. volodin listened to the requests of military families and discussed plans for t

in fact, i openly declare that the controversial center of the world economy, myron of the pacific ocean this is the operation of the united states with the help of ukraine, and in fact, first of all , it will collapse the european economy and destroy them as a competitor. they constantly repeat this and that and that will collapse the european economy because it is not clear. and where will the americans export all their goods and who will they trade with? that is, this is also the main partner to whom they now sell almost the majority of their oil and gas for a moment, that is, why should it collapse the economy, if they make a profit from it, well, it is only in the russian brain that such a, you know, completely stupid idea can be born, and this is parallel to how they say that a year and a half, a year and a half, two years is something like that, very such a time is important, when you have to concentrate , everyone will be hit and the explanation of why will be hit, because otherwise and even despite the fact that if there are any agreements and there are some truces, it still mea

german politician already in fact, i openly declare that the upcoming center of the world economy in myronacific ocean will destroy europe , the naturalness of the completely disintegrated part of russia, this is operation of the soviet union states, with the help of ukraine, will in fact first of all collapse the european economy, their competitor will destroy them. well, in fact, it is an absolutely magical thesis that is constantly repeated that this will collapse the european economy because it is not clear. this is also the main partner to whom they are now transferring almost the majority of their oil and gas for a moment, that is, why should they collapse the economy if they have a profit from it, well, it is only in russian the brain can give birth to such a kind of idea, you know , an absolutely stupid idea, ah, with the way they tell that a year and a half, 1.5-2 years is something like that, a very important time, when you need to concentrate, gives everyone an explanation of why it will hit, because otherwise and even in spite of the fact that if there are any agreements and th

strong-willed facial features conveyed that he put his sculpture on a par with the ancient discus thrower of myronhelangelo's david and pooh and the revival after the death of ivan shadr began to be cast in bronze. the name of the monument has become a household name; one of them was erected in kiev in 1982. the monument was dedicated to the friendship of the workers of the podolsky district and the krasnopresnensky district of moscow. maidan began to remind of the times when kiev was not friends with muscovites soon it was the square the fate of the shadrinskaya girl with an oar, who ended up in the ukrainian voroshilovgrad in today's luhansk, is somewhat different, but in its own way also very typical. immediately he was fond of singing and acting and painting, but in the early twenties of the last century, he left all his hobbies and focused exclusively on culture, the images he created. these are strong-willed active emotional heroes ready to fight and overcome one of the main components, and the shadra sculptor is a skill. uh, very expressive to convey dynamic movement. sometimes. he even hmm

the labyrinth, in fact, which we mentioned was the summer farm of skarzhynskyi and the myrons the gardenn the mykolaiv region where colonies of gray herons live, there is also a unique object, an old estate of the 18th century with a family coat of arms of skarzhynske and not far from the village of trikraty, there is an actor's canyon it seems that in miniature it resembles the famous american canyon such beauty is so interesting we have all kinds of historical places and landscape, see what we are proud of. according to the prognostic chart, the situation is quite calm , so there is nothing special to say about it. we are just observing and smoothly moving to the synoptic situation. now the atmosphere has become so wild, it is not a joke, therefore, of course, special attention is paid to the weather. therefore, in the coming days in the western part of ukraine, the air temperature will be, well, uncomfortable and not uncomfortable i would say in a word as for winter it is normal -1 -3° c maximum cloudy weather will prevail in the northern part of ukraine also the recent ten and 11° he

have is on journalist working in asia and africa that be day is where i'd be choosing and editing myron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's why they are so important. we make those connections. ah, russia retaliates president vladimir putin says he will block the sale of oil to nations that impose price caps. ah, i'm how much i'm doing this is algebra live from also coming up. the u. s. supreme court upholds a pandemic era policy, blocking migrants crossing from the border from mexico. serbia puts troops on high alert after weeks of growing tensions with kosovo. and from heat waves to an arctic storm and devastating floods to prolonged droughts. we look back on a year of extreme weather. ah, russian president vladimir putin has announced a ban on oil exports to countries that set price caps on

i live helping myron in his noble cause to save his people.tepped out of your ranks, and i promise we will take the wealth from the oligarchs just for you. what an embarrassment for us look at the lower class, so loved and popular. and our privileges are gone. see who is now the rulers of hearts. beloved and famous so young at the pinnacle of glory with your eyes, when you gave vent to tears, burning out of desperation, she herself at night because it hurts so much to fall from a height. like everyone who has already reached the top? i have reached everything that the husband of a famous person dreamed of. i just happened to be in the right place at the right time. much more i can than just conquer the crowd you're in the hands, give me and prove it. i am what the country needs. i came from the bottom, and they need a goddess from the poppy top, they will finish everything christian dior, i should burn with a rainbow over them to inspire the east of argentina let them be proud of me. let me be praised in love without a cherished goal for a dar

his name is myron, the gift was here in the studio.the third one you said was three formations. and the third wanted she did not enter the medical, to be sure to check. here's how obstetricians feel about it. and here you also need to walk around with a kettle and shout boiling water, boiling water, seeds , seeds. boiled crayfish crayfish boiled crayfish crayfish crayfish what seeds what crayfish? well, no, this is people screaming, when i worked as a conductor, people screamed, but i didn’t eat them. well, what routes were where i went, from moscow i went to adler to nizhnevartovsk poluchaetsya from where a in 2002 from nizhny tagil a in tyumen i worked in 2003. well , i hope it was a normal car, not a common one. and when the girls were in power, they put me in a compartment, and then the boys came to power. i have steel in the reserved seat, in general it is. well, because it is, because i am small in stature, but mostly they put tall model looks in mine. and i’m a little lower than the model, that the model told you all this, but t

>> paxton has had a mic, let's go here, and then david here and then myron. >> david burton heritage foundation. natural gas and petroleum are feed stock for fertilizer and fertilizer is an element for productive agriculture. so it strikes me in the developing world, the less policies and tax on fertilizer will result in tens of millions and potentially more deaths as a result of famine and radical price increases in the rest of the world. i was wondering if you have done some work or are familiar with work seeking to quantify how many millions of people will die because of these left wing policies? >> do you want to take that? >> i don't have an actual number on that, but i know that things like the u.s. food organizations warning about and showing an increase not only from the result of the lockdowns, but they're not attributing to cause to. one of the causes is the net zero goal going against nitrogen fertilizer and potent greenhouse gases. they're one of the reports were the carbon dioxide as human exail, as best toes, the nitrogen fertilizer, and eating all of this meat, is crea

made it here and want to seek asylum the last couple months we've been especially busy founder doctor myronitle. 42 will lead migrants to take even more dangerous routes to try to avoid expulsion. we hear stories. it's not unusual for us to take care of families whose children have drowned. it is across the river. >> like that, just the suffering that people are going through and this exacerbates that suffering. >> that was evan lambert reporting for us. the supreme court expects to hold arguments in the larger case over whether republican led states can intervene. and this title, 42 battle and february, a decision would likely be announced after june. with that, we want to get you a check of your we have. doing yes, i believe we have kind broken. i'm here we go. talk about new year's eve. yes, because i know rain is coming tomorrow and then we won't get a break until maybe new years, eve right on the edge with those fireworks like we always are. i know. but let's talk about it. it's a parade of a literally a parade live on the street to the other after the other to the others there. today

the spartans beat the clock sage tolbert with the steal ahead to myron amy.tate a 12 point lead the spartans win 65 43 they improve. the nine and four before they open conference play. next week, the first half after short week of preparation for their win last thursday over seattle. the 49ers now get a little longer to prepare for their christmas eve game against washington. it's rare that a team isn't banged up this late in the season with the obvious goal, getting to maximum strength before the playoffs began with the nfc west and playoff spot locked up. there may be a temptation to rest players who will fill key roles during the playoffs. 49ers just one game behind minnesota, though, and the battle for the number two seed in the conference. prince. shanahan will play it, whichever way makes sense at the time. other cities. i think what situations are different as like last year when it came down to our last game and this situation, those guys, you would definitely arrest so anybody who has an injury that could risk them for the following week or something

made it here and want to seek asylum the last couple months we've been especially busy founder doctor myron glick worries extending title. 42 will lead migrants to take even more dangerous routes to try to avoid expulsion. we hear stories. it's not unusual for us to take care of families whose children have drowned. it is across the river. >> like that, just thi suffering that people are going through and this exacerbates that suffering. >> that was evan lambert to reporting the supreme court could hear arguments in february as to whether republican led states can intervene in the title. 42 battle there could be a decision the summer. >> starting next thursday, january 5th, all passengers, 2 years and older arriving from china by plane must be tested for covid. the move is a response to a reported spike in covid cases in china following the rollback of the nation's strict 0 covid policy. the u.s. now joins japan, india, south korea and taiwan in imposing testing requirements for travel. and new at 10, the california international marathon in sacramento showcases the resilience of the human

>> a major catastrophe in america's space program -- >> i'm lou dobbs along with financial editor myronapped for almost three days now in a dry artesian well. >> the iron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. >> good evening, i'm pat buchanan, the conservative in "crossfire." >> the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to -- came to cnn in droves. >> mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the desirability of freer and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. >> we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go in the rose garden and make a statement. because everybody was watching cnn. >> cnn was a breakthrough. it changed the whole world. >> it changed quickly, the network news business. that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard, you know. it's hard to be on the top little perch and have to come down off it. >> a special segment tonight, the network news. the first in a two-part series on the profound cha

myron. thank you. chairwoman maloney, ranking member -- distinguished member of the committee. i'm a public health researcher, a senior scholar of public health at the williams institute in ucla school of law. a member of expertise is the study of the effect of social stress related to prejudice and discrimination on the health of the lgbtq population. the lgbtq rights have seen significant developments over the past few decades. homophobia and transphobia are embedded in american history and culture they produce stress which i referred to as minority stress distress intersects with stigma and prejudice based on other so other different lgbt subgroups, such as people of color, experience social stress differently every lgbtq person has to learn to cope with stress related to stigma throughout their lives. studies have concluded that minority -- can result in an array of mental health problems including depressive symptoms, subs suicide ideation and attempt. in recent years, we have seen a resurgence and anti lgbtq rhetoric and violence. including the recent shooting in club q,

myron. thank you. chairwoman maloney, ranking member -- distinguished member of the committee. i'm a public health researcher, a senior scholar of public health at the williams institute in ucla school of law. a member of expertise is the study of the effect of social stress related to prejudice and discrimination on the health of the lgbtq population. the lgbtq rights have seen significant developments over the past few decades. homophobia and transphobia are embedded in american history and culture they produce stress which i referred to as minority stress distress intersects with stigma and prejudice based on other so other different lgbt subgroups, such as people of color, experience social stress differently every lgbtq person has to learn to cope with stress related to stigma throughout their lives. studies have concluded that minority -- can result in an array of mental health problems including depressive symptoms, subs suicide ideation and attempt. in recent years, we have seen a resurgence and anti lgbtq rhetoric and violence. including the recent shooting in club q,