roman, i saw it yesterday video, a woman from north don made such a review that she bought in... a local supermarket called matryoshka, there is one, yes, matryoshka bazaar, she also bought it there and tells me that she bought all this for a thousand or so rubles, and boasted that the prices were quite good, pleasant, there she also bought some yogurts for her son, and let me see, it’s just fermented, it’s it's a ukrainian company, and my mother has some seeds. sonyashnikova says anti-stress, well , the only thing she complained about was eggs, eggs are very expensive, but in principle she was lucky, because she bought them on some kind of promotion, so in principle, compared to the prices we saw from russian supermarkets, then eggs are still quite decent in severodonetsk they cost, no, it's not a ukrainian brand, it's not a ukrainian brand - it's a denon of russia, oh my god, we just hear about... that life is hard, but she has such a rather satisfied face, and she talked so cheerfully about these products, she bragged, even i saw that persimmons are cheaper than in our supermarkets, m

in the south in kanunes, again to squeeze them all in one small tiny area and try to occupy the north. don debar about the continuation of of this onslot, the finger of blame, by many is being pointed towards benjamin netanyahu's trying to uh divert attention from his internally. war criminal, well okay, when you say is he to blame, then you're going to go to legality, absolutely, he's culpable, he's the uh person is driving the war crimes that are committed by the israeli defense forces as they call it, um, there's there's like a perfect storm of interests here that resulting in this genocide, which is all you can call it really against the people of gaza and the palestinian people in general, there's the historic uh, you know, roller that's been going on since even before 1948 to cleanse the land of the people who supposedly weren't there, sure has taken a lot of work to get them out of there though, doesn't it? um, and uh, you know, this has been, in fits in starts from 1948, 1956, 1967, 197, etc. etc., this is the bloodiest of all of it, um, it is also the most ill matched of all of it

in the south in kanunes again to squeeze them all in one small tiny area and try to occupy the north. don debar about the continuation of of this onslot. the finger of blame uh by many is being pointed towards benyamin netanyahu is trying to uh divert attention from his internal legal problems and uh all the troubles that he's facing at home. would you say that? yahoo is to blame here, and also uh, if this uh, if this massacre continues in the way that it has, do you consider him to be a war criminal? well, okay, when you say is he to blame, then, if you're going to go to legality, absolutely, he's culpable, he's the uh person that's driving the war crimes that are committed by the israeli defense forces, as they call it, um, you, there's there's like a perfect storm of interests here that resulting in this genocide, which is you can call it really against the people of gaza and the palestinian people in general. there's the historic uh you know steam roller that's been going on since even before 1948 to cleanse the land of the people who supposedly weren't there, sure has taken a lot of

the day first with wall street journal immigration reporter michelle hatman and north carolina democratic congressman don david, california democratic congresswoman and new york republican congressman anthony. c-span's washington journal joining the conversation live at 7:00 the eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> wednesday the senate banking committee holds annual oversight hearing of wall street firms with the ceo's of goldman sachs, citigroup, j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo. c-span 3, coming up david potreus former cia director and retired commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan. he also discussing ammunitions, the role of diplomacy and need for deterrence between world superpowers, this virtual event was hosted by the atlantic council. >> so good morning, everybody. i'm fred kemp. president and ceo of the atlantic council and i'm pleased to welcome you to atlantic council front page. this is our premier virtual platform for global leaders. and we have a global leader and it's my particular pleasure to welcome you all because our guest of hon

regard it will be a little easier, well, because the water pipeline from across the north river, from across the donore water, so at least there shouldn’t have been problems like last year with heating, but no, problems have arisen with energy. well, then the enemy destroys, then then a hurricane, which also touched us, then an unprecedented attack, which literally knocked down 700 pillars, 700 supports, so our power engineers had to restore, that is, the restoration is still ongoing throughout the day, why because, well, it really is, well, even our old-timers, the utility workers, they don’t remember that such weather conditions existed in such a period of time, but nevertheless they are forced to move on and here in the housing and communal services system there is a lot of help, again regional the bosses, and our utility workers, they are just real heroes, these are the kind of bosses who help to interact with 27 regions of the russian federation are now regions, the bosses of cities and districts of the donetsk people's republic. and if take donetsk, then this is the city of moscow , a very col

the most intense precipitation is in the north of the rostov region, it snows north of the rostov-on-don, and rains to the south. and against the backdrop of the confrontation between cyclones and anticyclones, the wind intensifies. because what the zone of strong winds looks like, we can judge where passes the boundaries between opposite pressure formations, and according to the wind strength - where the pressure difference is the most significant. so, in the middle and lower volga, in the east of the black earth region, wind gusts exceed 15 m/s. in the volgograd region, the wind accelerates to 20 m per second or more. a change in weather will bring many more problems. in rostov-on-don. freezing rain, remaining will turn to snow this evening as temperatures drop, snow showers will continue into tomorrow, light snow also possible on wednesday, thursday according to preliminary forecasts, no precipitation will be around zero; on friday, as the new cyclone approaches, precipitation will begin again in the form of heavy rain. in moscow it is moderately cold -6-7; by the end of the week ther

the day first with wall street journal immigration reporter michelle hatman and north carolina democratic congressman don david, california democratic congresswoman and new york republican congressman anthony. c-span's washington journal joining the conversation live at 7:00 the eastern wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> wednesday the senate banking committee holds annual oversight hearing of wall street firms with the ceo's of goldman sachs, citigroup, j.p. morgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo. c-span 3, coming up david potreus former cia director and retired commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan. he also discussing ammunitions, the role of diplomacy and need for deterrence between world superpowers, this virtual event was hosted by the atlantic council. >> so good morning, everybody. i'm fred kemp. president and ceo of the atlantic council and i'm pleased to welcome you to atlantic council front page. this is our premier virtual platform for global leaders. and we have a global leader and it's my particular pleasure to welcome you all because our guest of hon

first with immigration policy reporter michelle hackman and with north carolina democratic congress men donid. c-span's washington journal joining the conversation at 7 a.m. wednesday morning. on c-span.org. >> here's what's ahead tonight on c-span. next, fbi director christopher wray testimony and then a conversation with don bacon about providing for additional for ukraine -- additional funding for ukraine. then the requisition to censure jamaal bowman for pleading guilty to pulling a fire alarm during the house proceeding in september. that and more all coming up tonight on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create -- so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast support c-span along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. fbi director christopher wray testified in an oversi

don, tambov, ivanovo, yaroslavl. snowfalls have noticeably weakened and are increasing in the north and east. t map shows how the zone of ice phenomena, which has already covered the nezovye don and western chernozem region, with a crust of ice in some places up to 7 mm, will shift to the east, following the warm front, and in the coming hours will cover the entire interfluve of the volga. idona. in volgograd it is now cloudy with no precipitation -6°. however, a warm front will blanket the city with freezing rain that will begin around 6 p.m. and continue until the middle of the night. the diameter of ice deposits can be up to 5 mm. at the same time, until the morning the temperature will remain in the negative sector of thermometers and will rise from -5° to zero. in moscow, snowfalls will continue to gradually weaken. the maximum temperature for today is -6. saturday night precipitation will stop, temperatures will drop to -10 below zero, short-term wet snow will warm up to zero, well, on monday night a thaw may make its way to the capital. deposit, the best interest rate in savings, is an

while working on the ermak conquered siberia, he traveled to the don with zazac faces, to the north of. surikov usually took a long time to carefully choose. all images and details for of his canvases, but here menshikov in exile, he copied from a retired teacher whom he accidentally met on the street, the painters secretly followed him home for a very long time, persuading him to pose only such a menshikov with sparkling eyes and strong-willed features, and had to be depicted. he found sitters and pursued them like a hunter, so to speak, hunting game, walked through the bazaars, crawled into some of the hottest places. this painting has not left the tretyakov gallery for more than 80 years. the plot of boyarina morozova surikov was inspired by the observation of a crow dragging its wing through the snow. boyarin it took surikov 3 years to write morozov; he tried to find a prototype for absolutely every hero. i looked for them in cemeteries, markets, and monasteries and forced them to stand in the snow for a long time, achieving expressiveness. he greedily searched even for details, li

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host: don davis, democrat from north carolina, thank you for some of your time this morning.uest: thank you. host: we are in open form and you can respond to what you heard there from the congressman or any other public policy or political issue. michael in richmond, indiana, republican, let's hear from you. caller: yeah, i'm 54 years old and i'm disabled. i just got my letter from social security the other day and i got a two dollar raise for next year. my daughter is 35 and she lives in kentucky. she can't work because when the kids are out of school for the summer or whatever's going on, the job lets her go. i want to know where these people in washington get off giving her money away to everybody else when our own people are working and need the money here? as far as ukraine goes, when the nazis invaded them, they joined up with them. they joined the ss units and everything else to fight the russians and to be concentration camp guards. host: michael there in indiana. new jersey, democratic caller. caller: good morning. i'm calling about the aid for israel and for ukraine

turns into snow, volgograd in the astrakhan regions in kalmykia, on the don, in the ozovo region, in the crimea, on in the northf kuban, it’s definitely everywhere there, on the black sea coast it’s raining, in the mountains there’s heavy snowfall , strong winds are becoming a big problem everywhere, in general, a storm warning is in effect. and the capital, against the backdrop of the south, the weather here is not terrible, in st. petersburg tomorrow there will be little snow at all, -1-3 in the daytime, but in moscow has snow and blizzards. it will also freeze, so there will still be severe icy conditions. oh, the year of the green serpent, the green dragon, and the serpent speaks the truth in the main road program on ntv. that's right, i'm andrey fedortsov, i'm denis yuchenkov, hello, look in the program, what should i put under the christmas tree? from the main road, bad weather forecast , i wonder what the coming year has in store for us, but fortune cookies, eat one and you’ll find out, fire will defeat lightning, fire will defeat lightning, some kind of nonsense, well, something is unclear, fire will de

making some ten thousand apprehensions every 2a hours. 0ur north america editor sarah smith has more, from jacumba in california. hey, you donina line. easy, easy, easy. so many of them, the authorities are overwhelmed by hundreds of people waiting for their chance to claim asylum in america. coming from afghanistan, this man doesn�*t want the taliban he�*s escaping from to see his face. his journey through central america was brutal. very, very, very, very horrible and very bad. they treated all the people, especially asians, i don't know how to say, like a dog, but the moment we crossed the border, we felt very different. we felt safe and we do feel safe. migrants can no longer claim asylum at official border crossings, so they�*re coming in illegally instead, undeterred by that infamous border wall. as you can see there is a huge border fence, but itjust comes to an end right here. and if you look through there you can see you can just walk from mexico right into america. but then these people have to wait up to a week before they can be processed by immigration. the only food and water comes from local volunteers. i've b

don�*t go far enough�*. we hear from a man whose family fled north korea — becoming the first this year to make it to the souththe un's human rights chief says palestinians are living in �*utter, deepening, horror�*. the un says 600,000 people are under evacuation orders in southern gaza but "there is nowhere to go".

don�*t go far enough�*. we hear from a man whose family fled north korea — becoming the first this year to make it to the south the programme. we begin with the latest developments from israel and gaza. the un's human rights chief says palestinians are living in �*utter, deepening, horror�*. the un says 600,000 people are under evacuation orders in southern gaza but "there is nowhere to go". israel has carried out more heavy aerial bombardment across gaza in its fight against hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by the uk. and the fighting on the ground has intensified in the south — particuarly around the city of khan younis. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen reports now on the growing humanitarian crisis — and you may find some of the images in his report distressing. more palestinian civilians fled south towards the egyptian border after israel declared a brief pause in combat operations. almost two million gazans have fled their homes. israel says it is killing fewer civilians, as the us has requested. the un says nowhere in this tiny territory is safe. this person offers people lifts. he says he

to 1010, and of course has nothing to do with ukraine, or the don, or rostov, this is generally rostov the great, rostov the great in northa razumova or razumova, famous figure on the internet , the video itself even speaks about this, she seems to have a few subscribers, 68, thousand subscribers, but 517 comments under this video, there, i tried to read, smiled, wrote out the most censored ones. an appeal to her based on the results of this video, again this toilet reviewer , by the way, i wanted to remember her, i saw her somewhere on the internet that’s what they call her, a woman with a strange look, yes, there are laconic comments, she’s a fool, forget this zombie, she there’s something there, i always see it in the eyes, that look that goes into the distance somewhere else, i might add, i tried to search the internet for information about her, i found a petition dated february 17, 2023, there is a petition on the changeorg website, there is a fairly detailed story about her dubious acts, there is a mention that she was undergoing inpatient treatment in the mental clinic that she has a certificate of mental disorder.

dramatic scene overnight on a north carolina highway, a plane up in flamesfter making an emergency landing. >> the new video coming in, baseball's $700 million man donning dodger blue, shohei ohtani discusses his massive contract. >> and finally reveals the name of his famous dog and obstacle on the tracks, a long horned bull on the loose and one of the busiest rail hubs in the country. >> new details on where it came from. it's friday december 15th. >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy friday i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the storm that's causing problems for millions of americans today. and through the weekend. >> the storms will impact at least 20 states on the radar. heavy rain is falling from texas to iowa after snow fell across the rockies. >> in florida, people are preparing for several inches of rain. the stormy conditions will eventually move all the way up the east coast. this morning, a major pre-holiday storm is threatening to disrupt travel plans for millions of americans. after dropping a foot of snow in new mexico and causing treacherous driving condi

at some festive revellers who braved the north sea this morning to take part in the annual boxing day dip at seaburn, sunderland. around 250 hardy souls donnedere they found the water temperature was a bracing 4 degrees or so. very brave indeed! do stay with us here on bbc news. hello. for most of us, boxing day turned into a pretty decent day. we had some spells of sunshine. certainly, it was a fine day to get out and about. the same does not apply to the day ahead. wednesday's weather dominated by storm gerrit, bringing a combination of rain, snow and gales with a very real risk of disruption. this is our storm system, this vast shield of cloud on the earlier satellite picture just enveloping the uk. outbreaks of very heavy rain driving northwards and eastwards, some really strong winds. notice all the isobars on this chart. and with the wet weather running into cold air, briefly a bit of snow mixing in over higher ground in northern england, southern scotland, but in the highlands, we could well see 15 centimetres of snow or more accumulating over the highest ground — blizzard conditions when we combine that snow with the very, very stron

so in don attacks on friday, israel's is really shelling hit shelters in the giovanni or refugee camp in the north setting one on fire. and this comes after a night of air strikes that killed at least 5 people in the most latest camp in the center of the strip. on thursday, these were the army release video, showing at least a 100 policy indian men stripped and made to neil on a street in northern garza. they've been taking refuge, a 3 un run schools and baseline with their families. these really army later took them away on trucks to an undisclosed location. over in the occupied westbank is really forces have stormed a refugee camp in the city of told us killing 5 men is real. also conducted raids ended on my la hebron and bethlehem, leading to confrontations with palestinians there are gonna bring in honey maximum wood for an updates from the southern gaza strip hand is joining us from south. so honey, just bring us up to date with the latest as really strikes. and thereafter, ma yes, very well, since we spoke last time, palestinians are still living and horrendous situations caused by relentles

. >> david: while back in north carolina tonight, teresa and the team telling us, they'll be painting right up until christmas. >> merry christmas! >> david: and we're not donrstate 280 at bascom avenue. another one broke out nearby, just south of 280 along highway 17, and the third fire was near 101. at the 680 interchange. but that is a lot of smoke coming out of that. >> yeah, and san jose fires say a tree that burned in the fire along highway 17 is in danger of falling and blocking some lanes. the chp has just issued a sigalert in that area as they work to make sure the tree is safe. no structures are threatened and nobody was hurt. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm larry beil. >> thanks for joining us. we'll keep our eye on those situations with the fires, but we'll move on to other news and happening now. another struggling bay area school district, the oakland unified school board meeting, is just getting underway right now. >> the district is facing a $33 million budget shortfall next year. and that could get even worse because of new contracts that are set to take effect next year as well. >> and as abc seven news reporter ryan curry found ou

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strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts, and around through some english channels. yes, ok, temperatures on the milder side of things for late december but dond it will remain windy through wednesday night. windier spell through the irish sea coast compared with the day. winds gradually easing down in northern scotland but, for most, the blustery conditions continue into thursday. winds down a little bit compared to what we saw on wednesday and a bit more sunshine at times but a scattering of showers, some of them heavy and thundery, and some longer spells of rain and even a bit of snow on the tops of the mountains later. to see out the new year, further rain at times. your best dry and brighter weather for the end of the week and weekend will be on saturday. take care. now on bbc news, the firing line. these are some of the most powerful images of the past year captured by freelance journalists. a lot of people are still under the debris of the buildings. they work in challenging and dangerous places. but who are the people who capture these stories? why do they do what they do? how do they achieve such remarkable results? and what are the

working on the conquest of siberia by ermak, he traveled to the don for cossack faces, to the north ofthe khanty. surikov usually spent a long time carefully choosing all the images and details for his paintings. but here menshikov is in exile, he copied him from a retired teacher whom he accidentally met on the street. the painters secretly followed him home and for a very long time persuaded them to pose only such a menshikov with sparkling eyes and strong-willed features, and had to be depicted. he found sitters and pursued them like a hunter... so to speak, game, walked through the bazaars, climbed some of the hottest places, this canvas is more than 80 has not left the tretyakov gallery for years, the plot of boyarina morozova was inspired by surikov’s observation of a crow dragging its wing through the snow. it took surikov 3 years to write to boyar morozov, he strove to find a prototype for absolutely every hero, looked for them in cemeteries, markets, and monasteries, forcing them to stand in the snow for a long time. achieving expressiveness, he greedily looked for even detail

north bay. some rain here over the peninsula. moving toward san francisco through 11:36. by the early commute, 5:00 a.m., there is that widespread rain from santa rosa don town toward san jose. now tomorrow marks the fourth day in a row here for the bay area. grounds getting saturated so we have to watch out. the creeks and streams will be rising pretty fast. we have to keep a watch on that. there is a flood advisory on the play. we could see areas of flooding near the bay. >>> let's bring in jocelyn moran. all that rain could cause problems where you are as well in san jose. >> reporter: exactly. when we think about the rain flooding for sure is something that is a big concern. it also makes driving a bit tricky when we talk about the morning commute and mud slides are a possibility. the morning commute tomorrow expected to be a wet one. >> it does get a lot of phone calls regarding crashes especially when you are driving too fast. and crashing. solo spinouts. those are number one crashes especially during the rain. >> reporter: tonight, the chp warning drivers to take it easy and give yourself plenty of time to get to where you are going. another conc

strongest in the far north of scotland, 60 or 70 mph gusts and around through some english channels. some temperatures on the milder side of things for late december but dongh wednesday night. windier spell through the irish sea coast compared with the day. winds gradually easing down through northern scotland but for most, the blustery conditions continue into thursday. winds down a little bit compared to what we saw on wednesday and bit more sunshine at times but a scattering of showers. some of them heavy and thundery and some longer spells of rain and even a bit of snow on the tops of mountains later. to see out the new year, further rain at times. your best dry and brighter weather for the end of the weekend will be on saturday. take care. now on bbc news, we take a look back at the year�*s sports news stories. 2023 was a remarkable year for sport. up here, an historic treble. down under, a women�*s world cup. england and australia couldn�*t be separated in the ashes, whilst cricket, rugby union and netball all had world cups of their own. golf came togetherfor the solheim and ryder cups. but the start of this sporting year was, for some, less a begi

on in the north-west in the center the wind is increasing , snowstorms are rising, the temperatures are also rising, in the south it will drizzle in the crimea, there will be wet snow on the donon, but it will be warm only in sochi. in st. petersburg today. 6 snow in moscow , still windy and blizzard, and during the day the maximum is -7. avatar show.

resorts in the north caucasus; it was built from scratch in a short time with the direct support of the president of the russian federation vladimir putin. where are you guys from? from rostov-on-donning to ride and for constantly riding. there are two slopes, a bunch of these, like them, trails, in short, super-super, come. no less famous.

don and the precipitation is also heavy in some places. but mostly they will be there next night; they won’t spoil the day too much. for residents of central russia and the northayer. between the cyclones it will become thinner, somewhere it will even break slightly, it will freeze slightly, but in general the synoptic situation does not give rest, there are too many characters, cyclones and anticyclones, warm new year's forecasts are intruded by noticeable frosts, probably only in the far east more and more less stable, already many days in the mainland in the vast in the anticyclone, everything is clear in the literal sense, that is, there is minimal precipitation and it is cold; the cyclone is now only slightly touching kamchatka, causing a little snow there, followed by a cold snap there. siberia is between the far eastern cold and the european warmth and so far it is the warmth that is winning, in the south there are barely noticeable frosts down to -5, there is snow everywhere, especially heavy with snowstorms in the southwest, but in the north the arctic is beginning to unfold, and it is precisely its intentions that now need to be very watch carefully.

in the north-west, thanks to the proximity to the baltic sea, frosts are noticeably weaker, down to -10-15, in the center the night temperature is -1-6, in the thaw zone only the lower volga, donrn regions and the black earth region. in subsequent ones. days vacation weather contrasts will continue, almost the entire northern half of the russian plain will be covered by an anticyclone, so there is mainly no precipitation will be hit by abnormal frosts, the southern part of the region will be protected by cyclones carrying clouds, precipitation and warmer air masses, having gained a foothold in the south of russia, the atlantic warmth will try to make its way to the north of the country, for example, in central russia... in the coming days of frost will only intensify after january 2 in moscow in the morning the thermometers will show -20-23, at noon only -15-18 only on the eve of christmas the sky will be covered with fields of snow clouds , powerful warming will begin in the afternoon on january 7 before -2. cyclones. they raged for a week in the northern military district zone. the weather, to put it bluntly, is difficult. rain turning into sleet, impassable mud, piercing ic

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arkhis in the north caucasus, it was built from scratch in a short terms with the direct support of the president of the russian federation vladimir putin. where are you guys from? from rostov-on-don, rostov-on-don. a super resort for learning to ski and for constantly skiing, there are two slopes, a bunch of these, like them, trails, in short, super-super, come. an equally famous ski resort is dambai, a legend of domestic tourism. theya can rightfully be called the astrophysical capital of russia, high in the mountains between the village of zelenchugskaya and the village of arkhys, at an altitude of 2100 m above sea level the largest astronomical center is located, only here you can hear how the telescope works, the sound of a supernova explosion, recordings of birds making nests on the ratan 600 antennas and much more. the mountain observatory is a research institute in the moscow state university system, where young astrophysicists are trained. structures, investment projects are being implemented, new jobs are being created , industry is actively developing, as a result, nine large investment projects have been implemented, of which the first plastic sorting line in russia ha

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north and the far east , part of the state strategy for the development of railways, according to the president, the next decade will be the time of realization of massburgo, then. kazan, yekaterinburg, rostov-on-doncessibility of resorts on the black sea coast, greater, better accessibility for our citizens. and let me especially emphasize that in the future, of course, we will build them to lugansk and donetsk. it is planned that high-speed highways will pass through the country's population centers. russia is actively developing ties with countries. will connect with ports on the coast of the persian gulf and the indian ocean, russian ports on the baltic, as well as the murmansk transport hub, one of our the most important ones, but we will build them up for support. delivery of goods from murmansk to mumbai will take about 15 days. compared to traditional routes, travel time will be reduced by four times. the development of the arctic is associated with the construction of the northern latitudinal route with a length of 707 km. the north siberian railway from the khantemansky autonomous okrug to the baikalur mainline and the trans-siberian railway. in siberia , the far east is opening up the o

building were a number of people with sheltering yes don, just within the past few minutes we got our major airstrikes start taking place in the north, in part in jump value right now just valley out of town where it's a mosque was targeted and the surrounding residential homes targeting those who did not leave the area. we're talking about thomas city and displace palestinian from different parts of the northern parts. were sheltering and died or in other residential homes around a or at the center of the valley of town. we usually don't have a confirm number of the of the casualties of right there were waiting for more updates coming in from our source in the northern part. but there was renewed uh they were renewed at tax within the past hour or so in the central part. in fact, we get our hands on the lead. so there was a drop by and, and is really drawn in the area at the requesting a rid, the residence of all the residential, the block that was listed in the leave. let's do is start here, back waiting immediately to the supposedly a safe area designated by these really military in the end. but now people react him, did this wor

don, and precipitation in some places will also be heavy. but mostly they will be there next night; they won’t spoil the day too much. residents of central russia, north, there are too many actors, cyclones and anticyclones, warm new year's forecasts are intruded by noticeable frosts, probably only in the far east everything is more or less stable, already on the day of the mainland in the vast anticyclone everything is clear in the literal sense, that is, there is minimal precipitation and it is cold, and the cyclone is now only slightly touching kamchatka, causing snow there, followed by cold weather. siberia is between the far eastern cold and the european warmth , and so far it is the warmth that is winning, in the south the frosts are barely noticeable down to -5, there is snow everywhere, especially strong with snowstorms in the southwest, but in the north the arctic is beginning to unfold, and it is precisely its intentions that now need to be monitored very carefully, but for now in st. petersburg this afternoon it’s -4, in moscow -2 with light snow, and tomorrow in both in the capitals there is not only snow, but it can even rain, because dur

. >> don sandstrom is speaking out after 74 year old mother in law had cars purposely rammed into her garage in north oakland twice and was in between. it all began on december 11th, so my mother in law got up in the morning and somebody had crashed a car through her garage door. this is what her garage looked like after the impact near 63rd and hillegass, she called oakland police and did not appreciate their response. >> that incident was filed a report online and they did not come out. didn't do anything. >> and just three days later, the woman got into her mercedes, which was parked on the street because of the garage repairs. that's when a second car pulled up. >> somebody got out of that car, opened her car door, uh, yanked her out, threw out in the street, and drove off with the car. but it was berkeley police, not oakland, who first arrived on scene. >> her ordeal wasn't over just yet. on wednesday, someone rammed into her garage yet again , a neighbor remarking on the damage. >> hopefully this can get fixed really quickly. >> the woman immediately called oakland police and was put on hold fo

don. a live spruce was brought from veliky ustyug to mariupol. the tree traveled from northymbol of the unity of all the peoples of russia. children from ten regions donated toys made with their own hands, with which they decorated the green beauty. what it looks like today, how difficult it was to deliver the huge spruce to mariupol. irina efremova will tell you. we are now in the city garden. the first new year tree in mariupol appeared here. twelve-meter live. she came from veliky ustyug, the birthplace of father frost. this is where his residence is located. the fifty-year-old new year's beauty was transported on a truck for 5 days from veliky ustyug to mariupol. between them they visited different cities of russia and in each the children conveyed handmade toys. they were hanged. christmas tree, let's start with the fact that when they took it out of the forest, it was there, it did not fit on the road, that is, its scope is such that two road signs there were simply demolished with branches, as if, so of course they had to shorten it very much, that is she categoricall

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north, you haven't seen anything yet as to what to be going to do to yourself. so this attempt by jake sullivan and other american officials like caribbean and others, just to continue to play. don is really not working out very much for them. yeah, he's a, he was saying that it's too early to, to, to get into this one that was that the to, and the after a 1000 people were killed that asked for 872 hours. is that i mean, like what, 10000 is, is, is, is nice enough for them. 20030000. just give us a figure out what would be conducive to his highness, you know, stepping in and say, well, this is a lot of people died. but again, it's not innocent. look, i mean, the americans are some of the smartest people in the world and american offices. i'm not stupid at all. right. so i'm gonna put aside the idea that they are a delusion of and stupid. they're not the originals to. so is, are these just being cynical sake? so i'm thinking private of something else in public because they want a distance by then and by the administration from accusation of genocide. because what is going on in gaza is a genocide by every possible definition. so to try to distance themselves from general side the

in the north-west in the center the wind is increasing, snowstorms are rising, and so is the temperature. in the south it will drizzle in the crimea, there will be wet snow on the donay -6, snow, in moscow there is still wind, snowstorms during the day - maximum -7. we wish you the best morning, further in the program. let's talk about your health. doctor, we will prepare an unusual cupcake with yulia vysotskaya, we will study miracle technology with sergei malozemov. dentistry is one of the most expensive patient areas of medicine, but according to who data only the incidence of dental caries in different countries. among different contingents it ranges from 80 to 98%. by the age of 6-7 years , 80% of children have caries of varying depths. but what can residents of russia get treated for free under the compulsory health insurance system? we are talking about this with the rector of the moscow state medical and dental university named after alexander ivanovich evdokimov, doctor of medical sciences oleg yanushevich. good morning, the program your doctor is on air, and here we are talking about the right medicine with the right doctors. oleg orikovich, i am very gla

. >> up on capitol hill congressman don davis is joining us a democrat of north carolina serving as firstict member of the armed services committee also served in the military himself. good morning sir, thank you for your time. >> good morning. >> let's figure this debate we would talk about the "washington journal" all b morning. senate republicans sent to a democratic colleagues any aid to ukraine is real. taiwanese include changes for immigration policy. if you agree with that what sort of changes would you like to see? >> first and foremost say that as we prepare for the holiday season that it is important to remember one of the greatest gifts that webe w have is democ. when we look at what is taking place in ukraine we have to stand with the people of ukraine and not allow putin to contain with his aggression. we look at hamas we take a look at what's taking place at the border but i've gone, i'veve listed on the southern border. i have great concerns. i believed important for us to come up with a package that ultimately prioritizes the american people congressman. do you think of de

. >> congressman don davis democrat north carolina served on both the agriculture of the armed services committee. thank you for your time this morning we appreciate it. >> during the capita whole congresswoman is a democrat of california and the chair of the congressional hispanic caucus. congresswoman let's begin with this debate over tying immigration changes are some policy changes to aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. what could you and your caucus agree to? what immigration changes could you agree to? >> first of all it suggests missed it's a mistake. our allies of israel need the dollars and are desperate for it. that is something we should have immediately come clean. ukraine as we know is a democracy, a friend we have to make sure we win the fight against putin and russia. those are foreign aids. but to lump in domestic border security i'm talk about immigration it's an entirely different conversation. democrats are making sure the border is secure. we need to make sure were having more capacity of the southern border to process people we need more legal pathways republicans ar